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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1933

Page

6

Veterans depart for Lincoln to join state reforestation effort

James Persinger Dean Patton and J C Couch three Cass county veterans left for Lincoln as the local quota for the federal reforestation program. They will report in Lincoln then be assigned to camps across Nebraska to perform forestation work this summer under the government reemployment plan.

James Persinger Dean Patton J. C. Couch Lincoln Cass County Nebraska

Journal Want-Ads Cost Just Cents for Real Results

Classified notes highlight affordable rates for want ads with quick exposure. Local readers are urged to place small display ads to reach buyers and sellers across the community.

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Funeral of F W Nolting Held at First Presbyterian

The funeral services for Fred W. Nolting were held at 2 30 this afternoon at First Presbyterian Church. A large city and surrounding community turnout reflected his long residence and standing. Rev H G McClusky delivered the comforting Christian message as the quartet Cloidt Cook McClusky Knorr sang Lead Kindly Light and Rock of Ages. Interment followed in Oak Hill cemetery beside his son who died eleven years earlier.

Fred W. Nolting First Presbyterian Church Nolting H. G. McClusky Made Frank A. Cloidt R. C. Cook R. W. Knorr Oak Hill

Nehawka Residents Henry Schoemaker and Edith Thiele Visit

Nehawka resident Henry Schoemaker and daughter Edith Thiele visited the community and stopped at the Journal to renew their subscriptions to the semi weekly edition.

Henry Schoemaker Nehawka Edith Thiele The Journal

Attending Camp Miss Hayes Returns From YWCA Camp

Miss Jean Hayes attends the regional YWCA summer camp at Lake Geneva Wisconsin. The camp trains young women in recreational camp work and leadership for the girls organization. She is expected home this week.

Jean Hayes Lake Geneva Wisconsin

Showing Improvement After Operation

Friends note Chris Metzger has shown marked improvement after a period of illness following surgery. In the past two days he has gained strength and health officials hope he is on the road to a full recovery.

Chris Metzger Metzger

Wedding of Popular Young People Here Nebr City

The wedding of Miss Mary Canterbury and Mr. Robert W. Thygeson took place at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Nebraska City at 10 o’clock. The ceremony featured lilies and baby’s breath decorations and was conducted by Dr. Alfred W. Cave. The couple plans a brief honeymoon through Chicago’s Century of Progress, then Wisconsin and Minnesota before returning to Nebraska City.

Mary Canterbury Robert W. Thygeson Nebraska City St. Luke’s St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Cole Alfred W. Cave St. Mary’s Church Helen Wescell Thygeson Rex Warner J. A. Donelan Donelan Marie Glessman Papillion Fern Goddard Chicago Iater Wisconsin Minnesota C. A. Canterbury Kansas City Missouri J. C. Thygeson Alfred W. White Marshall Pitzer Douglas Timmerman Lincoln Nan Thygeson Crete J. E. Gaskill Janice Cleveland Imogene Sauders Louise Ruth Thygeson

Two Plattsmouth Women Set to Take Temporary Vows

Two former Plattsmouth residents Sister Marcelosa Hausladen and Sister Francesca Hausladen will pronounce temporary vows Thursday at the Mother House of the Sisters of St. Francis in Lafayette Indiana. They have studied at the convent for several years preparing for entrance into the order and are daughters of Michael Hausladen.

Sisters of St. Francis Lafayette Indiana Plattsmouth Sisterhood Marcelosa Hausladen Francesca Hausladen Michael Hausladen

Gradoville Family Returns to Iowa from Omaha Visit

Dr. C. M. Gradoville and children from Knoxville Iowa, with Miss Dorothy Gradoville, rejoined by Mrs. Gradoville and baby Dorothy Lorraine after two weeks in Iowa. They had spent Sunday here and visited St. Catherine hospital in Omaha during their return.

C. M. Gradoville Knoxville Iowa Dorothy Gradoville

Delegation presses for highway 50 overhaul and Louisville widening

A Cass and Sarpy county delegation led by Senator W B Benning met with State Engineer Roy Cochran to seek widening of two blocks in Louisville from sixty to eighty feet and to discuss widening sharp turns and rebuilding culverts on Highway 50 from Millard to Highway 24 south of Weeping Water. Cochran noted the Louisville toll bridge could hinder federal funding for the projects at this time.

Cass and Sarpy W. B. Benning Union Roy Cochran Millard Louisville Cochran Cass and Sarpy

Mrs. George Klinger Taken To Immanuel Hospital

Mrs. George Klinger, in poor health for some time, has been taken to Immanuel hospital in Omaha for further treatment after a recent operation. Friends here hope she will recover and return to her normal activities.

George Klinger Immanuel Hospital Omaha

Seed certification appeals to Nebraska farmers for small grains

P H Stewart Nebraska extension agronomist reminds farmers to send seed certification applications for small grain varieties to the Nebraska College of Agriculture. Nebraska Crop Growers Association handles certification. inspections occur before harvest. samples go to the state seed analyst for germination testing.

P. H. Stewart Nebraska College of Agriculture Nebraska Nebraska Crop Growers Association Cheyenne Ceres Bison Buda North Dakota Sudan Provement Association Stewart Lawrence Newell

Two Pass Exams for Naval Academy Admission

Washington representative Shal Isnberger announced this week that John N. Neel of Holbrook and Ralph Kissinger of Fairfield passed the required examinations and were admitted to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis.

Annapolis Washington Shal Isnberger John N. Neel Holbrook Ralph Kissinger Fairfield United States Naval Academy At

Advertising keeps wheels of business moving in hard times

Advertising will keep the wheels of business moving in pressurized times. Mr. Merchant notes that ads sustain commerce and help merchants endure economic strain.

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