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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1936

Page

2

Alvo Community Notes Include Reunions and School Budget

Alvo residents share family visits and anniversaries while the Alvo school district votes 310 500 for next year. Mrs Stout recovers at home and plans to attend Sunday events including Antelope Park reunion and Rose Now and Kuebn picnic with local families attending Beatrice gathering.

Alvo Humphrey Carl Foreman James Foreman James Clayton Omaha Ben Swanson Rozaline Near Waverly Thomas Stout C. P. Cook Bryan Memorial Hospital George Frisbee John Fischer Eagle Orlea Stout Bay Arthur Klyver Lincoln Herbert Willis Ivan Rainer Waverly Elmer Kiyver Mt. Ayr Iowa Kinney Antelope Park Mrs. Stout Mr. Stout Rosenow Kuebn Beatrice Carl Rosenow Elmer Rosenow Charles Rosenow Fay Clark

Two Men Take George Kitzel to Mayo Clinic for Brain Tumor

William Kitzel and Shorty Fifer accompanied George Kitzel to the Mayo Brothers clinic in Rochester Minnesota for examination. The family hopes for treatment options after two years of brain tumor suffering. Mrs George Fifer and Dallas and Mrs Elmer Kilyver collected contributions Tuesday to help cover medical costs.

William Kitzel Shorty Fifer Rochester Minn George Kitzel Mayo Brothers’ Clinic George George Fifer Dallas Elmer Kilyver

Seven Year Old Herbert Cheever Spends Summer on Farm

Seven year old Herbert Cheever of Lincoln is spending his vacation at a farm. He plans to stay the summer with his grandmother Mrs. Mabel Winn and great grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Stout.

Herbert Cheever Lincoln Herbert Mabel Winn Thomas Stout

Bible Institute Opens With Morning Session

Bible school opened Monday with classes from 8:30 to 11:00 each morning. Ray Moyers leads the juniors, Miss Marie Stroemer the older primary, and Mrs. L M Hauptman the small primary. Each family asked to contribute 25 cents for expenses. Twenty dollars came from four organizations.

Bible Institute In Progress Bible School Ray Moyers Marie Stroemer L. M. Hauptman

Cob House Fire On J L Dimmitt Property

A cob house on the J L Dimmitt property belonging to Edgar Edwards and family caught fire Monday last week due to nearby trash burning by youths. Mrs Edwards quickly alerted others and began helping with water as the fire department was summoned and extinguished the flames.

J. L. Dimmitt Edgar Edwards

S. O. S. Club Holds Flower Show Disputes

The S. O. S. club met with Mrs. Lou Herman Tuesday afternoon with eleven members and four bouquets on display. A prior meeting at Mrs. Charles Edwards home had eight members and seven bouquets shown, blamed on hot dry weather. First prizes went to Mrs. Glenn Dimmitt. second to Mrs. Charles Edwards at Edwards home, and to Mrs. A. B. Stroemer and Mrs. Glenn Dimmitt respectively at Herman home.

S. 0. S. Club Lou Herman Charles Edwards A. B. Stroemer Glenn Dimmitt

Lost 3-year-old twin found near home after Greenwood theater outing

The three-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Rueter wandered from a picture show in Greenwood last Thursday night. Her cries led volunteers to locate her in a backyard three blocks from the show grounds and she was returned to her parents.

Fred Rueter Greenwood

Dr Spooner Delivers Sunday Sermon at Local Church

District superintendent Dr Spooner spoke at the local church during Sunday school and delivered the morning sermon. A large crowd attended the service.

Johnson Family Moves Into New Home

Arl Johnson and family have moved into a nice new home and feel settled and comfortable. They were happy to leave the garage behind and prefer permanent residence at last.

Johnson

Electric Fly Killer Installed by Bennett Family

Earl Bennett and his son installed an electric fly killer a device with wires that carry a dangerous current to kill flies on contact.

Earl Bennett and Son

New Faculty Member Selected for Wayne School

Joe Larson of Wayne is chosen by the Board of Education as the new upper six grade faculty member for the coming school year. He will coach athletics and teach science. A full faculty for the coming year has been secured.

Joe Larson Wayne Board of Education Larson

Air party at Archer Travel Service in Omaha

Mrs J B Archer of Archer Travel Service Omaha entertains twenty guests in two flights for an air party next Sunday June 28 at 6 20 p m aboard a Doelnz 247 D twin motored plane with two pilots and an official stewardess for a thirty minute flight over Omaha. Christine Soennichsen and Marie Radufmann from Archer Travel Service attend.

J. B. Archer Archer Travel Service Omaha Nebraska Christine Soennichsen Marie Radufmann Archer von Eindenburg Lakehurst N.J Germany

Shower Brings Relief to Community After Dusty Heat

A Friday evening shower eased a droughty day by dropping temperatures from 107 and refreshing vegetation while washing away pervasive dust that plagued residents.

Red Cross to Sponsor July Swimming Instruction Plan

The Red Cross announces a three year strong series of swimming lessons in Cass county this July opening July 6 at Merritt Beach, Plattsmouth, then July 14 17 at South Bend and July 18 27 at Louisville lakes with a water carnival July 26. D H Merritt & Sons provide the beach and James Taylor of La Platte manages operations with instructor D J Chesneau from Omaha guiding life saving training. Parking bath houses and equipment improvements enhance facilities while permits require parental signups and transport assistance aims to help children without transport.

The Red Cross Cass County Merritt Beach Plattsmouth South Bend Louisville Lakes Louisville D. H. Merritt & Sons James Taylor la Platte Wil D. J. Chesneau Omaha W. G. Kieck W. E. Rosencrans

Birthday celebration for Leslie Niel Jr marks eighth year

Neighborhood children hosted a birthday party for Leslie Niel Jr, featuring a peanut hunt, peanut race, and games. The guest of honor received numerous gifts and a luncheon with a birthday cake. Attendees included Ray Larson Jr, Ruth Woest, George Smetana, Millie Lohnes, Leon McCarty, Robert Grossman, Bobbie Puls, Betty May Barkus, Norman Perry, Donald Perry, Bobby Hackenberg, and grateful parents Mrs Niel, Mrs N B Perry, and Mrs Elmer Lohnes.

Leslie Niel, Jr Ray Larson, Jr Ruth Woest George Smetana Millie Lohnes Leon McCarty Robert Grossman Bobbie Puls Betty May Barkus Norman Donald Perry Bobby Hackenberg Omaha Leslie Niel

Wheat Harvest Underway Across Nebraska Fields

Wheat harvest is in full swing across Cass County Nebraska with favorable weather. Farmers report good yields with estimates from 25 to 30 bushels per acre and some fields expected to exceed that. Oats yields trail behind the wheat this season.

Nebraska

Notice to Tax Payers Delinquent Second Installment

The second installment of personal taxes is delinquent on July 1 1936. John E Turner county treasurer. address 123-25-27-30.

John E. Turner

WPA to Install Concrete Walks on Sixth Street Block

The city moves to pave a half block from Main to Pearl on South Sixth with WPA support. Owners must cover material costs, completing a modern concrete sidewalk replacing old brick paths. East of the Plattsmouth hotel work continues and should finish soon. The remaining unsigned half block north of Main to Vine awaits agreement.

Main Street Sixth Street Main Pearl Street South Sixth Street Plattsmouth Hotel Maintreet Vine Street WPA

Popular Young People Are Joined in Wedlock

The marriage of Elinore Hennings and Marion Barnard took place in a Presbyterian manse ceremony with bridesmaid Odetta Hennings and best man Raymond Kellison. The couple will reside near Louisville where Barnard farms, followed by a dance party and refreshments hosted by the community.

Cass County Elinore Hennings C. H. Hennings Marion Barnard Join Barnard Odetta Hennings Raymond Kellison Livern Fay Hennings John Barnard William Rouse Hennings

Hollyhocks Transform City Streets Into Beauty Spots

The old time hollyhock, hardy and heat resistant, adds bright color to unsightly city spots. Mrs Coryell planted them near the Journal building and they spread along the east parking area. Miss Mary Peterson at Richey Lumber Co planted seeds along Pearl street yard, now in bloom.

Coryell Journal Mary Peterson The Richey Lumber Co Pearl Street

Crop prospects fall across Midwest as drought bites

The federal crop reporting board notes declining prospects for spring grains and hay in the Midwest during early June. Pastures worsen from western North and South Dakota to eastern Montana, with drought conditions spanning New York to central Georgia. Corn remains not seriously affected, while some western areas show rainfall relief.

Federal Crop Reporting Board North South Dakota Montana Wyoming Ohio Valley New York Nebraska Georgia Rio Grande Wisconsin Michigan Iowa Minnesota Great Plains Tennessee Lake Region

Olson alleges WPA coercion over ticket sales for Roosevelt speech

Culbert L. Olson reports he was told WPA workers are being pressured to buy nominator tickets for Roosevelt’s acceptance speech. He asserts threats of dismissal if required ticket numbers are not met and urges public disapproval and cessation of such methods.

Los Angeles Culbert L. Olson Democratic Central Committee WPA Roosevelt Olson

Private Flyers Association Formed to Boost Aviation Safety

Charles Grenham reports the Private Flyers Association plans state committees and legislation to curb air accidents caused by pilot error and obsolete aircraft. The piece notes United Air Lines surpassing 100 million miles flown, while Europe lags in aviation progress and calls for subsidies to grow a private commercial fleet.

New York PFA United Air Lines United England Air Amada

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