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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1934

Page

3

Avoca News Breathes Of Storm Damages And Local Visits

The Saturday storm tore the barn roof of Gust Wyndge near Avoca. Town residents and neighbors visited nearby towns for business and family gatherings. A Weeping Water baseball team played Avoca, while hail damaged auto tops and windows. Several residents traveled to Omaha for events and visits, with various relatives noted.

Gust Wyndge Henry N. White Syracuse Carl Smallfott Wepping Water Avoca Charles Findley Fred Lucks Beatrice Lucks Max Straub Albert Henry Dankhoff Omaha Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben Fred Marquardt Beaver Crossing L. J. Marquardt

Freeman Hosts Pleasant Sunday at Home

Mr and Mrs Earl Freeman entertained last Sunday with guests including Mrs Freeman's parents Edward Midkiff and wife and Mr and Mrs Isaac Dye from east of Union. Also present were Oscar Midkiff and family and in the afternoon Ed Freeman and wife, Earl's parents, brought a freezer of homemade ice cream which was gratefully received.

Earl Freeman Freeman Edward Midkiff Isaac Dye Union Oscar Midkiff Ed Freeman Earl

Boy Suffers Severe Hayfield Foot Wound

John Welph, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Welph, was injured while making hay when a fork ran through his foot causing a deep wound. Dr J W Brendel treated him and gave a serum shot to prevent lockjaw. He is reportedly recovering.

John Welph Paul Welph J. W. Brendel

Retired Merchandiser Cultivates Fine Local Garden

B C Marquardt, long active in merchandising, has retired and turned to a thriving garden that stands out in the district. Despite dry weather, his plots include vegetables and a variety of beautiful, rare flowers, reflecting steady effort and care.

B. C. Marquardt Jaley Heel Anne Owen Heewenr Trent Ik Wielches Irvine

Hunts Host Pleasant Sunday Dinner Party

Mr and Mrs J W Hunt entertained last Sunday for the day and dinner with a merry crowd. Miss Lydia Kilbourne and Miss Sylvia Kilbourne of Weeping Water attended the occasion.

J. W. Hunt Lydia Sylvia Kilbourne

Elmwood families appear in local social note

Mr and Mrs George Kunz and their son Leonard of Elmwood are listed with Donald Edith and Wilma Freidenberg in a neighborhood social column.

George Kunz Leonard Elmwood Donald Edith and Wilma Freidenberg

Wheat yields reported at Avoca elevator this week

New wheat arrived at the Avoca elevator with yields ranging from nine to twenty five bushels per acre. The average in the neighborhood is about 12 bushels per acre.

Avoca

Celebrated Thirty fifth Anniversary At Straub Home

A thirty fifth wedding anniversary gathering was hosted at the home of E. R. Straub. About sixty friends and relatives attended a basket dinner and paid tribute from Beatrice Nebraska City and Lincoln to honor the couple.

E. R. Straub Beatrice Nebraska City Lincoln

Mail Schedule Change at Avoca Affects Rural Route

On July 1 the Avoca mail time shifts to 8:15 in the morning enabling the rural carrier to begin his route earlier and serve patrons sooner. The afternoon mail will arrive at 5 30.

Avoca

Band Concert Series Set to Start This Saturday

A summer band concert series begins this Saturday night June 30 with weekly performances. Townspeople and visitors are invited as locals anticipate music and a bustling evening in town.

Avoca Plans Fourth of July Eve Celebration

In Avoca the Fourth of July celebration will be held on the evening of the second on the streets. The event will draw candidates for local offices who expect to meet and greet the residents and enjoy the festivities.

Avoca

Weeping Water Scrubby Club Play Accepted for Publishing

The Rev. Fred W. Hall accompanied the Congregational church young people's group to Weeping Water last Sunday to present a play written by Rev. Lewis Wilson of Weeping Water. The play, staged by the Scrubby Club under Wilson's direction, has been accepted by Baker Publishing Company of Kansas City for book form publication.

Fred W. Hall Young People’s Society of the Congregational Church Weeping Water Lewis Wilson Weeping Water Congregational Church Young Peoples Society Baker Publishing Company Kansas City

Family Reunion Honors Harmon Visitors From Shelton Neb

A Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. True Harmon home celebrated a family reunion for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harmon and kin from Shelton Nebraska. Attending were Harmon family members, extended relatives from Plattsmouth and Omaha, and multiple in laws and friends.

True Harmon Lloyd Harmon Shelton Neb Elton Helen Oliver Harmon Stock Vanada Harold Harmon Duane Hal Garnett Madge Greth Mr. Hall Plattsmouth Asa Johnson Norton Neal Laurence Mildred Arline Val Ramona Oliver Harmon Wayne Smoots Omaha Louis Rudge Henry Franzen Don

Had Excellent Dinner Hosted by Mickle Family

Mr and Mrs Hubert Mickle and Mr and Mrs Harry Mickle entertained at their home Sunday for dinner. Ice cream and cake were served in the afternoon. Guests included Mrs Carey Mrs Nutzman Mr and Mrs Fred Carsten and Calvin Mr and Mrs Albert with Mrs Martha Rudge and Ruth Mrs Ed Morley Mary and Julia Jean Rudge Mr and Mrs Fred Rudge and Robert Corinne Hallstrom Victoria Vincent and Frances Druery.

Hubert Mickle Harry Mickle Carey Nutzman Fred Carsten Calvin Albert Martha Rudge Ruth Morley Mary Julia Jean Rudge Fred Rudge Robert Corinne Hallstrom Victoria Vincent Frances Druery

Golf Tourney Closes With Picnic at Elks Country Club

The golf buggy tournament ended at Elks Country Club after a week of play. Winners were J. W. Holmes and K. E. Schulhof with Dr. R. P. Westover claiming longest drive and No. 2 green prize. Mrs. Milford B. Bates won the ladies putting contest and R. W. Knorr the men’s event. A large crowd enjoyed picnic suppers and lemonade after the day’s contests.

The Elks Country Club J. W. Holmes K E. H. Schulhof FE. A. Wurl R. P. Westover R. P Westover Milford B. Bates R. W. Knorr

Golden Rod Study Club Sees Successful Year in Mynard

The Golden Rod Study Club of Mynard closes a successful year at Mrs. Henry Hild home on June 21. The group hosted social and study meetings since September with Grace Livingston as president and Myron Wiles as secretary. Activities included a Christmas party, a Valentine event at Community Hall, and joint efforts with the Community club to donate produce for the needy. New members were welcomed and officers elected for the coming year.

Golden Rod Mynard Henry Hild C. L. Wiles Ida Cole Howard Wiles Grace Livingston Myron Wiles Roy Cole Sherman Cole Everett Spangler

Rudolph Files as Republican Candidate for Sixth District

Eagle resident Joe Rudolph visited the county clerk’s office to file as a Republican candidate for representative in the sixth district. The well known native son plans a vigorous campaign and will soon release his platform to voters.

Joe Rudolph Eagle Rudolph

Visiting in the City Pioneer Elizabeth Streight Visits Plattsmouth

Mrs Elizabeth Streight a Plattsmouth pioneer in her nineties visits the city to see son William J Streight and old friends after spending winter in Lincoln with granddaughter Mrs Evi Spier She has lived in Plattsmouth since the 1850s and is the oldest continuous resident.

Elizabeth Streight Plattsmouth William J. Streight

Oil Burning Refrigerators Offer Dependable Cooling

Advertises "SUPERFEX" oil burning refrigerators with no moving parts and no service. Claims kerosene cost of about 2 cents daily. Mentions catalog and agent interest. References R. A. Mapes, State Orchard. Johnson Bros.. Neh, City.

R. A. Mapes Johnson Bros. Neh

Taxpayers Notified of 1933 Personal Tax Due July 1 1934

Notice from County Treasurer John E Turner to all taxpayers announcing second payment of 1933 personal tax delinquent due July 1 1934.

John E. Turner

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