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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1933

Page

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Well Known Young People Are Wedded

Miss Anastasia Warga and Mr. Ernest W. Bintner wed at St. John’s Catholic Church in a nuptial mass led by Rev. Father George Agius. The couple, from Murray area, will farm east of Murray after a wedding trip. The bride’s sister Mrs Susan Strickland was matron of honor. the couple plan a future together on family farms and continue community ties.

Susan Strickland Albert J. Warga James Nowacek West Locust Street John Warga Omaha Kate Lintner Murray Beulah Marshall John E. Frady Bellevue J. T. Marshall Sarpy Luth Presbyterian Church Sinother

Anounced Marriage Of Helen Richardson And Hugo Heyne

Mr and Mrs B W Livingston announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Richardson to Hugo Heyne of Omaha. The ceremony occurred Saturday at Temple Israel in Omaha with Rabbi Frederick Cohn officiating. The couple will reside at 681 North 7th Street Omaha after March 10 and plan a eastward motor trip to Chicago and St Louis. Helen, a local pioneer, educator and former Omaha business associate, and Hugo, a Central High and University of Nebraska engineer, are the newlyweds.

B. W. Livingston Mynard Helen Richardson Hugo Heyne Omaha Frederick Cohn Temple Israel Cohn Heyne Central High School University of Nebraska Engineering College

Returns from Hospital Fay McClintock Recovers at Home

Fay McClintock, operated on ten days ago in Omaha for appendicitis, has recovered enough to return home. He remains on the inactive list for the time being.

Fay McClintock Omaha McClintock

Grandchild born to Mr and Mrs Mike Kerns

Mr and Mrs Mike Kerns of this city learned they are grandparents to a seven and a half pound boy born February 23 at the home of Mr and Mrs Lowell Wolff in Idaho Falls. The mother and baby are doing well. Mrs Wolff was formerly Miss Minnie Kerns of this city.

Mike Kerns Idaho Falls Idaho Lowell Wolf Wolff Minnie Kerns Tis City

County Spelling Contest Draws Large Local Attendance

The county spelling contest at the district courtroom drew one of the largest crowds to date. Miss Alpha Peterson organized it with R W Eaton directing. Winners in written and oral contests included Frances Druver Avoca Edne Mae Peterson Plattsmouth and Alice Hirz. Firsts qualify for Interstate at Omaha April 1 and World Herald at April 22. top finishers advance to the state contest.

District Court Room R. Foster Patterson Plattsmouth High School Robert M. Walling William Schmidtmann G. M. Corbum Louisville Frances Druver Avoca Edne Mae Petersen Plattsmouth Alice Hirt Marie Kaufmann Betty Swan Raymond Albin Edwin Steckley Lola Wegener Genevieve Adkins Sherman Adkins Helen Spangler Catherine Edwards Grace Muenchau Agnes Karas Jean Stutt Frances Druery Clara Ossenkop Darline Hollenbeck Clarence Mayabb Ruth Schwartz Ruth Ann Shelden Mildred Rice Francis Cole Jean Bonnemier Lucile Jacobson Doris Mearshall Paul Murfin Wilma Wiles Dorothy Everett Earl Wiles, Jr Keith O'Brien Ellen Smith Doris Oliver Geraldine Gakemeier Lila Erhart Ruth McConnell Sybil Geist Edith Allen Florence Wegener Alice Hirz Margaret Will Barbara Stander Deloris Barker Wallace Neilson Edna Mae Peterson Edine Copsey Pauline Jordan Iola Baumeister Mary Ellen Kauffman Mary Gayer Aida Campbell June Rice Louis Puls Mary Ann Vallery Whipple Leonard Ruth Miller Ruth Schafer Mildred Rhoden

Meisingers Visit from Weeping Water

Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Meisinger spent Saturday afternoon in town, after moving to the Henry Mei singer farm northeast of Weeping Water. They plan to farm there next year and will receive the daily Journal to stay in touch with local friends.

W. G. Meisinger Weeping Water Henry Meisinger Mr. Meisinger The Journal

Family Dinner at Mrs Roberts Home Hosts Cummins Siblings

A Sunday gathering at Mrs J M Roberts home on high school hill brought together Dr and Mrs E D Cummins of Lincoln and Dr and Mrs Frank L Cummins as they visited their sister for the day.

J. M. Roberts High School Hill E. D. Cummins Lincoln Frank L. Cummins

Bee Meeting Attracts Large Crowd at Legion

An unusually large audience gathered Monday evening at the American Legion building to learn about bees, their culture and care. The program included two bee life reels, shown through Rotary and local bee groups with Charles Warge arranging the films and O B Bare giving expert remarks on bee raising and seasonal care.

American Legion Bee Rotary Nebraska Masonic Home W. F. Evers A. H. Duxbury Charles Warge Cass County Bee Association National Bee Raisers Association O .§. Bare University of Nebraska Bare Arthur Troop Boy Scouts Reeder Bob Taylor Bill Evers Billy Rosencrans James Webb Warren Reed Bill Highfield Don Warza Art Waren John Rishel Burton Rishel Floyd McCarty Carl Hula Ed Hadraba Philip Rosencrane George Marks H. Guy McMahen Stephen Davis Dick Hart Richard Yelick Robert Yelick Harry Stodola Francis Libershal James Robertson Keith Miller

Farewell Party Held For Archie Recek At Frank Recek Farm

Miss Mary Wagner and Mr Walter Weiss hosted a farewell for Archie Recek at the Frank Recek farm west of the city. Guests danced and played cards with music by Louie Wagner and Reuben Meisinger. Refreshments were provided by Earle Meisinger and Mary Wagner as attendees wished him well on his departure west.

Frank Recek Mary Wagner Walter Weiss Archie Recek Louie Wagner Reuben Meisinger Earle Meisinger Miss Mary Wagner Harold Meisinger Scot Shhroeder Mary Duda Arthur Weiss Glen Phillips Cecil Schaal Jimmie Dew Barbare Spangler Elmer Phillips Merle Hopkins E. P. Bushnell Marseilla Ramel Louie Warner Clyde Meisinger Elmer Alexon Ugere Meisinger Carl Lange Oliver Meisinger Rose Kalasek Johnnie Albert LeRoy Meisinger Mildred Alexon Herbert Meisinger Robert Sedlak Emmons Meisinger Vern Frederick Albert Meisinger Katherine Meisinger Ruth Alexon Arnold Meisinger

Joyful Sam Archer Receives News of Twin Grandsons Born

Sam Archer beams with happiness after learning his relatives, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Adams, welcomed twin sons in Los Angeles. Viola Archer, formerly of this city, is the mother. The twins are the Archers' first grandchildren.

Sam Archer Archer J. A. Adams Los Angeles California Adams Viola Archer Mreg Archer

Fort Crook May Be Training Camp Site for Jobless

Fort Crook and nearby Fort post may be chosen for a national unemployed youth training camp program. The Senate approved a 21 million dollar emergency measure to mobilize over 88 thousand youths for twelve months of housing feeding drilling and training in existing C M T C camps. If House approval follows Fort Crook could host a camp with reserve officers aiding in training.

Fort Crook Army Post U. S. Senate Senate House of Representatives David Reed Pennsylvania Army

Wetenkamp Observes Twenty Years of Marriage in Minard

The twentieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wetenkamp near Minard was celebrated Sunday February 26 at their home. Frances Wetenkamp prepared a surprise dinner with sweet pea table décor and a large cake iced by Mrs. L F Terryberry. Guests included the Wetenkamps and numerous relatives and friends who brought gifts to mark the milestone.

W. S. Wetenkamp Minard Frances Wetenkamp L. F. Terryberry Herman Meisinger Art Blunt Helen Warner Vivian Mary Lou Charles Warner Don Warner Mildred Ann Meisinger Charles Grant Dowzard Catherine Wallace Terryberry Alverdere Tilson Frances Mary Catherine William Wetenkamp

Surprise Birthday Party For Mid Baker

A celebratory birthday gathering for Mid Baker was held Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Baker. About 26 guests enjoyed cards dancing and a late lunch before everyone departed wishing him many more happy birthdays.

Joe Baker

Severe Fall At BREX Car Shops Injures Rey Herring

Rey Herring of BREX car shops suffered a severe fall while on a ladder this morning near noon. He landed on a car coupler, sustaining bruises but not believed to be seriously injured. He received medical aid and was sent home with likely rest.

Rey Herring BREX Mr. Herring Herring

Past Masters Night at Plattsmouth Lodge

Plattsmouth Lodge No. 6 A F and A M held its annual Past Master night with members from Weeping Water Nehawka and Avoca lodges attending. The program featured awards to Henry F Nolting H L Gayer and R Foster Patterson, a deputy grand custodian appointment for Raymond Cook, and a main address by Rev Luther M Kuhns on the Reds in America warning against communist growth.

Plattsmouth Lodge No. 6 A. F A. M Nehawka Avoca Cass DeMoley Raymond P. Westover Henry F. Nolting H. L. Gayer R. Foster Patterson A. H. Duxbury C. O. Troy First Methodist Church William A. Robertson Raymond C. Cook Nebraska Mr. Cook Baron Muncheusen W. A. Bennett Cholly Luther M. Kuhns Omaha America

Westminster Guild Social Meeting At W J Strength Home

The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church held a pleasant social evening with Miss Fern Stivers hosted by W J Strength's home. Mrs. Marjorie Lohnes led devotions. A song service followed. Adelia Lee Elinore Smetanaa and Gertrude Vallery prepared games causing merriment. Refreshments were served by Miss Stivers and Miss Ruth Ferrie.

Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church Fern Stivers W. J. Strenght Marjorie Lohnes Adelia Lee Elinore Smetanaa Gertrude Vallery Miss Stivers Ruth Ferrie

Jig Saw Puzzles Featured at Bates Book Store

Bates Book Store lists a selection of jig saw puzzles in designs priced at 15 cents and 25 cents each.

Bates Book Store

Visiting in the City Returns Home Ties to Past

Mrs John Lauer of Eustice Nebraska visits longtime friends in the city including Mrs Justus Lillie Sr and Miss Marie Kaufmann The Rev John Lauer once led the German Methodist church here forty years ago and the family lived in the city for four years The visit is cherished by old time acquaintances.

John Lauer Eustice Nebraska Justus Lillie Marie Kaufmann

Plattsmouth Couple Wed in Bellevue Ceremony

Beulah Marshall and John E. Frady quietly wed Sunday at Bellevue Presbyterian manse. The bride teaches in Omaha schools and the groom runs a local garage and Dodge agency. The couple's wedding party included the bride's parents, with a post ceremony trip to Omaha.

Anniversary of Last Execution in Cass County

March 1 marks the thirty eighth anniversary of the first and only legal execution in Cass County. Harry Hill was hanged for the murder of Maites Akeson at his Weeping Water farm on November 1, 1893, with Benwell Denwell Kearns as his accomplice. The execution occurred March 1, 1895, in the jail yard, drawing thousands of spectators from across the county.

Harry Hill Cass County Maites Akeson Weeping Water Mr. Akeson John Bdenwell Kearns Akeron Place Akeson Hnl Benwell Plattsmouth William Tighe Harvey D. Travis Samuel M. Chapman Chapmen Canada J. C. Elkenbury Tighe Hill Pearl Street Nebraska Basket Co Main Street

Funeral of N K Peoples Observed at North Street Home

The funeral for the late N K Peoples was held at 9 30 this morning at the family home on North street. Rev C O Troy led services and read the life sketch. Hymns Face to Face and Lead Kindly Light were sung by Don C York with E H Wescott at the piano. Interment followed in Watson Missouri beside wife and daughter.

N. K. Peopies North &Th Street C. O. Troy First Methodist Church Don C. York E. H. Wescott Watson Missouri

Omaha Lady Killed in Train-Wreck Crash

Mrs. Frank Wilcox, of Omaha, was killed when a train struck the auto she rode with her husband at Thirtieth and Boyd near the Belt Line. The couple were taken to Covenant hospital where she died soon after. Mr. Wilcox was improving the next day.

T. M. Patterson Frank Wilcox Omaha Wilcox Thirtieth Boyd Street Missouri Pacific Falls City Covenant Hospital

Omaha visitor renews Plattsmouth Journal subscription

Mrs. H. F. Hendricks from Omaha spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hendricks and renewed her subscription at the Journal office.

H. F. Hendricks Omaha Vern Hendricks Journal Plattsmouth

Potter Family Honors Cass County Pioneer on 78th Birthday

A Sunday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J L Potter celebrated W P Hutchison’s 78th birthday. Hutchison, father of Mrs. Potter, is noted as a Cass county pioneer. The event included a noon dinner and visiting with children, grandchildren, and a great grandchild guest.

J. L. Potter W. P. Hutchison Potter Cass County

Wester and Conis Visit Carl Kell After Appendicitis

Clement Wester and George Conis spent a brief visit in Omaha with Carl Kell who is recovering from an appendicitis operation. Kell has stood the ordeal in fine shape and is doing as well as could be expected at this time.

Clement Wester George Conis Omaha Carl Kell Carl

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anastasia Werga Ernest W. Bintner St. John’s Church No. 6 Sonate Crook Virginia Frady Dodge Agency L. G Todd W. H. Heil John T. Nims Homer McKay John Gleason C. A. Harvey William Markey A. P. Barnes M. W. Morgan Joseph Kelly C. S. Johnson John Simpson Sullty N. K. Peoples Neer
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