Home Economics Class Entertains School Board
The advanced home economics class under Miss Lucille Nordholm hosted a dinner for the board of education, with Mary Lindeman as hostess and Naomi Day in charge of the menu. A varied program followed, including readings, songs, and a tap dance, highlighting students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Lucille Nordholm
Mary Lindeman
Naomi Day
Anna May Sandin
Nadine Cloidt
Robert Reed
Virginia Triveiy
Gertrude Vallery
George Adam
Peru
Miss Williams
Shirley Mason
Wilma Swatek
Devoe
Miss Nordholm
F. L. Cummins
Roy W. Knorr
Frank A. Cloidt
E. A. Wurl
Henry Goos
John F. Gorder
L. 8. Devoe
R. Foster Patterson
Married at Court House Quiet Ceremony Unites Ramage and Sherrard
Fred H. Ramage of this city and Miss Ollie Sherrard of Sheridan Wyoming wed Wednesday at the court house in a quiet ceremony. Fred T. Ramage and Maynard Ramage attended as witnesses. Judge A H Duzbury read the marriage lines. They will live on a nearby farm and begin housekeeping at once.
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Court House
Fred H. Ramerge
Ollie Sherrard
Sheridan
Wyoming
Fred T. Ramee
Maynard Ramee
A. H. Duzxbury
Mrs William Hunter Recovers After Arm Removal Surgery
Mrs William Hunter of this city underwent a left arm above elbow removal at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha on Wednesday. She faced a serious operation stemming from a long standing hand injury and arm growth but is reported doing very well and fans of her recovery hope for lasting relief and a return home to good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hunter
Clarkson
Omaha
Mrs Logan Covert Taken To Hospital For Treatment
Mrs. Logan Covert of the west part of the city was taken to University hospital in Omaha on Wednesday afternoon for treatment. She has not been in good health for some time and a course of treatment was deemed necessary to restore her to her former health. It is hoped she may soon return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Covert
Omaha
University Hospital
Shea Cafe Installs Electric Sign on North Sixth
The Shea cafe on North Sixth street installed a new electric sign to guide travelers to the cafe at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea Cafe
North Sixth Street
Farmers Meeting Planned in Plattsmouth Area March 22
A farmers gathering is set for Wednesday March 22 in the American Legion auditorium in Plattsmouth. The program includes local orchestras, speech by Chamber president Wm Baird, introductions to industrial managers, a Norfolk Canning Factory display, male quartet, saxophone solo, and collective community music from nearby towns with refreshments.
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Cases County
Sarpy County
Mills County
Iowa
American Legion Auditorium
Mynard
Wm. Baird
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Cole
Plattsmouth
Norfolk Canning Factory
A. E. Stewart
Roy Knorr
Raymond Cook
Frank Cloidt
H. G. McClusky
Ross Nichols
Louisville
Lewiston Community Center
Nehawka
Cedar Creek
la Platte
C. €. Wescott
E. A. Weil
L. D. Hiatt
L. S. Devoe
E. H. Bernhardt
P. T. Heineman
Silence At Court House Cuts Telephones In County
Court house quiets most telephones as county commissioners order a sweeping economy. Sheriff Sylvester’s office remains connected while nine lines are removed, forcing residents to visit in person for information.
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Court House
Sylvester
Returning to New York Mrs Hassler and daughter visit Lincoln
Mrs William Hassler and her daughter Miss Anna returned to New York after spending the winter at Lincoln with the William Hassler Jr family. Miss Anna Hassler plans to resume school work soon in Dunkirk and return there to continue her education. Mrs Hassler will live with her sons Will in Lincoln and Earl in Omaha for now, possibly moving to New York later to stay with her daughter.
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William Hassler
Anna
Lincoln
William Hassler, Jr
Anna Hassler
Dunkirk
New York
Hassler
Will
Earl F. Hassler
Omaha
Altho
City Elections Near as Voters Prepare for Council Race
The city faces upcoming elections for the city council and two members of the board of education. Retiring council members include Searl S. Davis Claude C. Smith William Tippens W H Puls George Luechinsky and Edward Gabelman. Board of education retirees are R W Krorr and H F Coos with nominations to be set by a school caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Searl S. Davis
First Ward
Fire and Water Committee
Finance End
Claude C. Smith
Second Ward
William Tippens
W. H. Puls
Third Ward
George Luechinsky
Fourth Ward
Judiciary
Edward Gabelman
Fifth Ward
Parks and Improvement
Lighting
R. W. Krorr
H. F. Coos
Board of
Edu
Cation
Luschinsky
Puls
Smith
Davis
Gabelman
Court House Holiday Delays County Officials Pay
County officials face cash shortages as warrants await funds. Treasurer John E. Turner deposited about 2200 dollars, but state banks closed by Governor Bryen halted further payments. Officials expect more funds later in the week to cover salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Turner
John
Bryen
Convocation Program Delights High School Students
A Friday convocation at the high school featured a student council trio Virginia Samek Anna Marie Rea and Joe Hendrix. A one act farce Rural Belle drew laughs for half an hour with Mata Schackneis Max Schackneis and Marseilla Ramel. alumnus Louis Knoflicek provided violin numbers and visiting Chinese student Mr. Lee gave a talk on Chinese civilization and Sino Japanese troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginizs Samek
Anna Marie Rea
Joe Hendrix
Mata Schackneis
Max Schackneis
Marseilla Ramel
Louis Knoflicek
Lee
University of Colorado
Nebraska
Drunk Man Found Alive in Oak Hill Cemetery
Sheriff Homer Sylvester and Deputy Jarvis Lancaster found Charles Hixon in Oak Hill cemetery after a report of a man on the snow. He had overindulged in whiskey, was leaning on a picket, and could not walk. He said he bought the whiskey in Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Sylvester
Sherif Jarvis Lancaster
Oak Hill Cemetery
Charles Hixon
Hixon
Fremont
Plattsmouth Declamatory Contest Selections Named
Plattsmouth high school announces its entrants for the district declamatory contest with an elimination round after school to trim five speakers for the Friday local contest. Competitors cover dramatic humorous and original oratory with past participants including Wetenkamp Garnett Stodola and Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth High School
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
William Wetenkamp
Midge Garnett
Otto Stodola
Greth Garnett
Figley
Auburn
Death of Babe William Richard Patton
The R. H. Patton family mourns the death of their grandson William Richard aged about one year eight months after a brief illness. The family grieves at home, with friends and relatives sharing in the sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Patton
William Richard
California earthquake reports reach thankful parents
Mr. and Mrs. Miles M. Allen learn their daughter, formerly Miss Ora Allen, and her husband are safe. They resided in Santa Monica as shocks hit nearby Los Angeles and Long Beach, with the tremor described as less severe in their area.
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Miles M. Allen
Ora Allen
Santa Monica
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Town Team Triumphs Over High School Quintet 29 to 22
Plattemouth town team defeated the high school squad 29 to 22 on Saturday. Knoflicek and Donat led the alumni scoring while Bob Hirz and Hiner starred for the high school. Rummel of the high school was sidelined by illness. Donat fouled out late as the alumni edged ahead in the final period. Referee: Robert Fitch.
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Plattemouth
Platters
Southwes Stern
Knoflicek and Derat
Bob Hirz
Hiner
Rummel
Knoflicek
Donat
Bame
Forbes
Robert Fitch
Queen Esthers Meet in Inspiring Evening
The Queen Esthers gathered with about twenty girls despite the cold. Mildred Newton led devotions, Fern Jahrig spoke on how the American Indian relates to the lesson, and Mrs. R. B. Hayes shared an engaging missionary talk. A lively business session followed with refreshments served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esthers
Helen
Mary Persinger
Mildred Newton
Fern Jahrig
R. B. Hayes
Esthers
Leaves for Missouri as Kriskey Accepts New Fireman Job
William R. Kriskey Jr formerly with the Burlington departs for Jefferson City Missouri to take a fireman position on government construction work. The job offers good pay and is welcomed in these strenuous times. He will start at once and be joined later by Mrs Kriskey.
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William R. Kriskey, Jr
Burlington
Jefferson City
Missouri
Kriskey
Bible Will Come for College Banquet Speech
Coach Bibie of the University of Nebraska will attend as guest speaker with Ed Weir to present football pictures at the high school banquet. The event, moved from March 14 to March 22, seeks at least seventy five men to attend and invites suggestions to Hilt Martin.
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Bibie
University of Nebraska
Patterson
Ed Weir
Lible
Hilt Martin
James Grace veteran Omaha police officer dies at 84
James Grace 84 longtime Omaha police veteran and former Plattsmouth resident died Wednesday at his home 427 North 28th Avenue Omaha Affectionately known as Daddy by the department he served in earlier years Grace came to Nebraska in 1869 worked on Burlington lines then lived in Plattsmouth before moving to Omaha He served in multiple police roles including chief under Mayor Gutsche and later worked as a guard at the Trans Mississippin exposition in 1898 Survivors include two daughters Josephine Mrs Thomas J O Connor two sons Edward P and Frank D Grace eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren
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James Grace
Omaha
Plattsmouth
North 28Th Avenue
Grace
Omaha Police Department
Metropolitan Police Department
Mr. Grace
Nebraska
Burlington Lines
Plattsemouth
Grave
Democratic Party
John A. Gutsche
Old South
Josephine
Thomas J. O'Connor
Edward P
Frank D. Grace
Death of Robert Young Cass county resident
The death of Robert A. Young occurred at 5:15 this morning at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Troop in this city. He had recently moved from Weeping Water with his wife and daughter and sister Mrs Troop. He leaves a widow a daughter and his sister. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 in Weeping Water at the Methodist church after a visitation at Troop home from 12:30 to 1:00. A fuller obituary will follow.
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Robert A. Young
Cass County
Charles Troop
Mrs. Young
Weeping Water
Mrs. Troop
L. H. Young
Young
Banks of U. S. to Resume Operations This Week
Washington March 12 Further lifting restrictions on banking the Treasury department Sunday authorized private banking firms the Reconstruction Finance Corp and other government financial institutions to resume normal operations Monday. The list includes the federal land banks intermediate credit banks joint stock land banks home loan banks and regional agricultural credit corporations.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Federal Land Banks
J. P. Morgan & Co
Federal Reserve System
Kalasek Couple Welcome First Grandchild
Mr and Mrs George Kalasek announce the birth of a daughter who weighed eight pounds at birth and is doing well. The baby is the first grandchild of Mr and Mrs Harry Shifter, and many friends send best wishes for the child’s future happiness and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kalasek
Kalasek
Ruth Shiffer
Harry Shifter
New Restaurant Taken Over by Fred H. Vincent Party
Fred H. Vincent has purchased the restaurant formerly run by Eugene Chancellor and now operates it as a day and night cafe. He took possession Thursday and, with his wife Mrs. Vincent and their son Harold, attends to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Chancellor
Fred H. Vincent
Vincent
Harold
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Virginia Samek
Francis Gamblin
Benedict Arnold
Robert of
Sicily
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Antonio
Wetenkamp
Amy Jane Thomas
China Blue Eyes
Viasta Adam
Pearl
Bill Slaggman
Virginia Trively
Jones
Evelyn Rahn
Carolyn Heigl
Little Shaver
Avis Sylvester
Dorothy Seimoneit
George Luschinsky
Uncle Shylock
Stuart Porter
Babe
California
H. S. Quintet
McCleary
Armstrong
Hirz
Galloway
Hartford
Elick
McCrary
Arn
Robert Young
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