Pretty Church Wedding in First Presbyterian Flatismouth
Sunday ceremony at First Presbyterian Church in Flatismouth united Miss Bernese Kaffenberger and Mr. William A. Smith. The bride wore marnoisette lace over satin with lilies of the valley. the groom in a turk suit. A reception followed for eighty five friends as guests cheered the couple before their brief Oklahoma honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Flatismouth
Bernese Kaffenberger
Margaret Kaffenberger
Fluttemouth
William A. Smith
John Smith
Plattsmouth
Tir
H. G. McClusky
Wiles Sigler
Marie Ren
Lohengrin
Bretaker
Frank Smith
Derald Kell
Harold Meisinger
Martha Katfenberger
Ellen Katfenberger
Robert Tritsch
Misa Xhry Henderson
Omaha
Henry Notting
Dr. McClusky
Mendelssohn
Prederich
Franklin Wehrbein
Masonic Home
Alvert Punk Transfer
Ave. D
Platesmouth
Hifer
Oklahoma
Restraining Order Issued Against County Board
Judge W. W. Wilson issues a temporary restraining order on Emma Harold's application restraining county commissioners from blocking a Burlington viaduct roadway to the Missouri river gorge. A permanent hearing is scheduled for Tuesday July 5th in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wilson
Emma Harold
Board of County Commissioners
Burlington Viaduct
Main Street
Missouri River
Gock
San Francisco man makes a brief Omaha stopover
Howard Schroeder of San Francisco arrived Saturday to visit his uncle and aunt Emil Ptak and Mrs. A J Snyder and families. On a business trip to New York he left Friday midnight and reached Omaha at 12 40 Saturday noon. He plans to spend time in the East tending to a large will paper company on the West Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Schroeder
San Francisco
Emil Ptak
A. J. Snyder
Mr. Schroeder
New York
Omaha
Will Paper Company
Hoback Files for Second District Commissioner Nomination
Grover Hoback, a Democrat and longtime Nehawka precinct assessor, files to seek his party’s nomination for the second district. Elmer Hailstrom declines renomination due to business interests, renewing interest in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Co. Hoback
Hoback
Nehawka
Elmer Hailstrom
Elmer Chapman
Cass County Historical Society Hearses Local History Notes
A Cass County Historical Society gathering at Weeping Water featured Carl Day recounting the academy’s history with his father on the board when started and later when discontinued in 1913. G W Noble, former Cass County superintendent, served as first principal, with Mrs. G W Noble as the first music teacher.
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Cass County Historical Society
Weeping Water
Carl Day
G. W. Noble
Cass County Superintendent of Schools
Jessie Sinzler
Rock Bluff
Judges Graves
E. Ht
Epworth Leagues Hold Nebraska City Sub-district Meeting
Members from Nebraska City Louisville Gretna and Ashland met Plattsmouth Leagues for a sub-district gathering. They traveled by car to a Ferry road site for a picnic supper and business session. Dorothy Carter Nebraska City was elected president Sterling Graham Ashland was secretary and treasurer and Rev Dicker son Gretna became ministerial representative. The group agreed to hold meetings at regular intervals with cabinet setting schedule and pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Methodist
Nebraska City
Louisville
Gretna
Ashland
Plattsmouth
Ferry Road
Dorothy Carter
Sterling Graham
Dickerson
Death of Rev. Theo Hartman Pastor at Immanuel Lutheran
The Rev. Theo Hartman longtime pastor of Immanuel Lutheran southwest of Louisville died Tuesday evening at Omaha Lutheran Hospital. After two years of poor health he resigned in March and moved to Omaha for treatment. Funeral at First Lutheran Church in Omaha Thursday afternoon.
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Theo Hartman
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Louisville
Lutheran Hospital
Omaha
Hartman
First Lutheran Church of
Robert Mann Files for Cass County Surveyor Bid
Robert M Mann filed for the Republican nomination for Cass County surveyor. Born in Cass County he is a Plattsmouth High School and University of Nebraska College of Engineering graduate. He has drafted and built projects in the east and is a member of ASME.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Mann
Cass County
Mr. Mann
Plattsmouth High School
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Nebraska
George B. Mann
Plattsmouth
Pearl Nichols Mann
Brendel Files for Register Deeds Nomination
Mrs. Margaret Brendel of Murray filed late Tuesday for the Democratic nomination for Register of Deeds. The widow of Dr. J. F. Brendel, she joins others contesting at the August primaries, with continued family ties to the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Brendel
Office of Register of Deeds
Murray
E. E. Day Family Reunion At Weeping Water
The E. E. Day family from four states gathered in Weeping Water for a long awaited reunion. Members from Boise Idaho Eastlake Colorado North Platte Pine Bluffs Wyoming Valley and Omaha joined relatives for a 30 year homecoming. A luncheon and fried chicken dinner at Hillman cafe fed twenty seven at one table with many visitors joining in the week long events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeping Water
M. Card
Mabel Kay
Som Bob
Boise
Idaho
Jack Selby
Helen Day
Eastlake
Colo
Harold Day
North Platte
Geo. Corley
Elizabeth Day
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Dan Switzer
Augusta Day
Valley
John Robinson
S. P. Day
E. E. Day
Margaret Jane Robinson
Gordon Whelan
Clara Day
Omaha
Hillman Cafe
Propst-Lipp Wedding Attended by Stamp Family
Mr and Mrs J L Stamp and C Polin of Seymour Missouri attended the wedding and reception in Omaha on Saturday for Robert Propst Jr of Ralston and Margaret Lipp of Omaha. The breakfast and reception were at the Ralston Country Club. Propst is a nephew of Mrs Stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stamp
C. ©. Polin
Seymour, Mo
Omaha
Robert Propst, Jr
Ralston
Margaret Lipp
Ralston Country Club
Mr. Propst
Stamp
Family Party At Ramge Home Brings Old Friends Together
A pleasant family gathering took place Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Ramge. Attending were their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Meisinger from Omaha, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed A. Oliver with a Cheyenne, Wyoming party. Mr. Oliver is Mrs. Ramge’s nephew, who reconnected with friends from his younger days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred T. Ramge
Leonard Meisinger
Omaha
Ed A. Oliver
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Oliver
Hamge
New Officers of Rotary Club Installed in Plattsmouth
The Plattsmouth Rotary Club installed new officers at a Tuesday luncheon. President C. A. Troop leads with E. H. Spangler as vice president and George J. Jaeger as secretary. Elmer Sundstrom is treasurer. directors are John E. Frady and L. S. Devoe. Five new members joined the club this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
E. H. Spangler
George J. Jaeger
Elmer Sundstrom
John E. Frady
Devoe
Death of Mrs Laura Brinkman Comes Suddenly
Mrs Laura Brinkman 74 longtime city resident died this afternoon at her home at Eleventh and Pear Streets. Survived by sons Charles and Henry and daughters Mrs T B Lacey Mrs Herold LaChappell and Mrs P J Mahoney. Widow of Frank Brinkman a Burlington switchman killed in an yard accident years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Brinkman
Eleventh and
Pear Streets
Charles
This City
Henry
Sedalia
Missouri
T. B. Lacey
Glenwood
Herold LaChappell
Denver
P. J. Mahoney
Miami
Florida
Charles Howard Seeks Cass County Clerk Nomination
Charles Howard, popular young farmer from eastern Cass county, filed Monday as a Democratic candidate for county clerk. Son of Roy and Mrs. Howard, he was born in Cass county and educated in local schools and Portsmouth High, class of 1928. He has since farmed with his brothers and plans to campaign after recovering from an auto accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Howard
Cass County
Mr. Howard
Roy Howard
Phittsmouth High School
Howard
Ed Earnst Files Democratic Nomination for County Commissioner
Ed Earnst manager of the Farmers Union elevator at Elmwood visited the courthouse to file as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner from the third district. Barnst, a Stove Creek precinct resident, has farmed north of Elmwood for forty seven years, thirty five there.
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Farmers Union
Elmwood
Ed Earnst
Court House
Barnst
Stove Creek
Services for Miss Burkle Held at Sattler Funeral Home
Friends and acquaintances filled the Sattler funeral home on Tuesday afternoon to honor Miss Christina Burkle. Dr. H G McClusky conducted the service at the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs E H Wescott sang hymns Sun of My Soul and Jesus Savior Pilot Me. The body departed by Burlington at 7 01 PM to Chicago and then to Portsmouth Ohio. Family members accompanied the casket east with out of town attendees from Lincoln including John Young and his daughters Florence and Helen Eugene Powell Everil Powell Anna Osthof Mrs W E Martin pallbearers E H Shulhoff Willife Louie Reinackle Fred Mumm L W Egenberger George Kaffenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Burkle
Sattler
Portsmouth
Ohio
H. G. McClusky
First Presbyterian Church
E. H. Wescott
Jesus
Burlington
Chicago
Val Burkle
Robert Burkle
John Young
Miss Burkle
Florence
Helen
Eugene Powell
Everil Powell
Anna Osthof
William Bell
W. E. Martin
Lincoln
E. H. Schulhof
Willife
Louie Reinackle
Fred Mumm
L. W. Egenberger
George Kaffenberger
Taken to Hospital After Suffering Heart Attack
George A. Kaffenberger collapsed during Miss Christina Burkle's funeral on Tuesday afternoon. He received care from Dr. O. C. Hudson and was later able to return home before being taken to Omaha hospital for further treatment and examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Kaffenberger
Omaha
Mr. Kaffenberger
Christina Burkle
O. C. Hudson
Picnic in Iowa brings Nolte family to Herlan gathering
The families of W. F. Nolte and Ford Nolte and guests Miss Whipple Leonard and Jane Persinger traveled to Herlan Iowa on Sunday where they were joined by about forty relatives friends and neighbors from Schaller and Storm Lake for a picnic dinner and a most enjoyable time was reported by all.
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W. F. Nolte
Ford Nolte
Miss Whipple Leonard
Jane Persinger
Herlan
Iowa
Schaller
Storm Lake
HERE FOR VACATION
Miss Ursula Herold, engaged in educational work in New York City, arrived home this morning to visit her mother Mrs. Henry Herold and her aunts Misses Mia and Barbara Gering. She plans to spend part of her summer vacation in this part of the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursula Herold
New York City
Henry Herold
Mia
Barbara Gering
Miss Herold
West
Sundstrom Returns From Des Moines Training
Herbert Sundstrom, from Fort Des Moines Iowa, visited home with his parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Sundstrom for a week. He plans to return Friday July 1 for two weeks of further training at Fort Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Sundstrom
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Elmer Sundstrom
Mrs Wetenkamp Recovers Fine After Cataract Operation
Mrs. Marthe Wetenkamp of this city underwent cataract removal Monday and is reported to be in very fine shape. It is hoped she will return home soon with eyesight fully restored.
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Marthe Wetenkamp
County Court Doings: Pankonin v Wendt And Other Decisions
Court releases liens in Pankonin v Wendt. State of Nebraska v Floyd Stratton dismissed by complainant and defendant released. Securities Acceptance Corp v Johnson verdict for plaintiff. Claims of 72.66 dollars by Ralph Ernest Ross and 720 pounds by Louise Agnes Smith against Herman C. Ross estate allowed.
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Pankonin
Catholic D A Install Officers At Plattsmouth Picnic
The Catholic Daughters of America held a covered dish picnic on Genevieve Whelan's lawn South First Street. Rev Father Salmon Miss Mary Maher district deputy state court and Miss Veronica O Connor were guests. New officers were installed by Grand Regent Dinah Bennett with Mary Maher in charge. Agnes Walling won bridge high and Pauline Webb led pinochle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Genevieve Whelan
South First Street
Robert Salmon
Mary Maher
State Court
Veronica O'Connor
National Court
Dinah Bennett
Plattsmouth Court
Mary
Pauline Webb
Josephine Swatek
Marie Kalina
Agnes Walling
Hermie Swoboda
Josephine Rys
Anna Zitka
Esden Doody
Mary Rea
Agnes Bach
Mary Creamer
Alice Hadraba
Eleanor Nelson
O'Connor
Miss Maher
Miss O'Connor
Katherine Mulien
Gertrud Otterstein
Death of Ralph Bayley
Ralph Bayley aged 23 died at his family home after a period of poor health. Survived by widow Lots and parents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bayley, infant daughter Norma June, a brother Edward, and three sisters Mrs. Glenn Henry of Kansas City, Mrs. Helen Snodgrass, and Dorothy at home. Funeral services are Friday at 2:30 PM at First Methodist Church, with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. The body rests at Horton funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bayley
Edward
Glenn Henry
Kansas City
Helen Snodgrass
Dorothy
Horton Funeral
First Methodist Church
Oak Hill
Bayley
South 12Th Street
Nell Henry and children visit Mullen home for summer
Mrs Nell Henry and her children Duane and Audrey from Los Angeles arrived to spend the summer at the home of Mrs Henrys parents in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mullen
Nell Henry
Duane
Audrey
Los Angeles
Henry
Nickles Files for Nebraska Lt. Governor Nomination
George E. Nickles a Cass County native and Murray businessman filed Wednesday for the Democratic nominating for lieutenant governor at the August primaries. A former Nebraska legislator in 1933 and 1935 he chaired the finance and appropriations committees and supported state economy and welfare programs. He aided Roosevelt’s 1936 campaign in Case County and seeks high efficiency in state government and protection for wards and the aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Nickles
Nebraska
Affternoon
Nickles
Cass County
Murray
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Case County
Miss Beatrice Spohn and family tour national sights
Miss Beatrice Spohn of Weeping Water and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spohn of Lincoln returned from a vacation visiting historic sites across Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia. They toured Nashville Richmond Fredericksburg Mt Vernon Washington D C Annapolis New York City Great Neck Long Island and Chicago seeing landmarks from Jacksons home to the White House Smithsonian Arlington and the Queen Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Spohn
Richard Spohn
Lincoln
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Andrew Jackson
Nashville
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Washington,d. C
Capitol
Senate
White House
Smithsonian Institute
Arlington Cemetery
Annapolis
Navy
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic City
Atlantic Ocean
Holland Tunnel
New York City
Manhattan Island
Statue of Liberty
Stock Market Exchange
Frank Sargent
Great Neck
Long Island
Frank
Sears Roebuck & Co
New York
Chicago
See the goods you buy. Catalog allure fades at delivery
A consumer advice column warns buyers to inspect shipments and verify quality upon arrival, noting common delays, hidden defects, and the importance of documenting receipts, photos, and returns processes to ensure satisfaction after purchase.
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Henry Nolting
Elmer Tritech
Grover Hoback
Historical Society Meets
Rev. T. Hartman
Robert Mann
Register of Deeds
E. E. Day Family Reunion
Rotary Club
C. A. Troop
Young Farmer Files
Canidate
Burkle
Dantyr
Foles
Are
George Nickles
The
Southland
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