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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1933
Page
6
The marriage of James R. Teed and Mrs. Marie Killion of Omaha occurred Friday afternoon at City Hall. Judge C L Graves performed the ceremony and witnesses J K Pollock and E P Lutz assisted in completing the proceedings.
A brief classified notice seeks farm work. Provides contact by phone 123 for inquiries. The text appears minimal and relies on a simple call request.
Miss Blanche Little and Leonard Klemme of Elmwood were married Wednesday March 8 1933 in Murdock Nebraska at 3 30 pm. Lawrence Little and Gladys Heneger assisted as guests. Wm Klemme and Bernice Vickers served as bridesmaid and best man. The couple plans a brief Lincoln honeymoon before settling in Elmwood where Klemme works for Farmers Union Oil and Mrs Klemme teaches.
Bates Book Store in Cass County offers a school supplies sale with notebooks, pens, backpacks, and basic learning aids. Local residents are urged to prepare for the upcoming academic year with affordable prices and limited stock.
Russell York, 45, died at his Petersburg Alaska home after pneumonia illness. Born at Watson Missouri, he lived in Omaha with his parents before moving to Alaska where he married and settled. Survived by widow of Petersburg, father John C. York of Omaha, brothers Don C. and Jesse of Omaha, sisters Mrs Bessie Gravvitt of Omaha, Mrs Charles Jelinek of Lincoln, and Mrs Fred Keltz of Los Angeles.
The daily Plattsmouth report lists groups including Methodist and Christian churches, churches from area communities, and the high school juniors, who again lead in votes. A forthcoming big drive Saturday aims for 25 000 attendance prize votes as plans and meetings continue.
Louise Kirker of near Ashland and Charles Long of South Bend announce their marriage performed December 27 1930 at Sidney Iowa. They will reside on a Shenandoah area farm fifteen miles west of Shenandoah and invite friends to visit. The bride is daughter of Mrs John Kirker and sister of Mrs William Shea. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs John Long, former Plattsmouth residents.
C. W. Schmitz, 65, owner of a Hastings drug store for 25 years, died this afternoon from a heart attack after pneumonia. He formerly lived in St. Joseph, Missouri, and is survived by his widow and two daughters.
The remark says jokes about Woodin money were not meant seriously and expresses hope for a real foundation to emerge. It notes no concrete plan or actions and maintains a cautious, tongue in cheek tone.
Secretary Swanson pledges to raise the U S Navy to the London pact strength as soon as conditions permit. He says the United States should match the ratio with Britain and push constructive shipbuilding, while noting possible changes depend on the state department and the far eastern situation.
William Sweeney proprietor of the Majestic cafe on South Sixth street has installed a bright neon sign. The new signage brightens the ward and welcomes travelers and diners to the well equipped cafe.
The Ofe Oil Co a major Nebraskas service station installs Mobilgas and Mobiloil lines for customers The eight year old business books White Eagle Oil Corp products and promises top service speed and courtesy at its spacious station with trusted brands and improved motor oils
Harry O Palmer, attorney for the Omaha federal reserve branch, questions the push to return to the gold standard. He argues the U S has long been off gold and most money in circulation is backed by faith rather than gold, calling the debate academic and opposing a federal bank deposit guarantee.
Federal Reserve Board orders district banks to list all persons firms and corporations who withdrew gold since February 1 1933 and did not redeposit by March 13 1933. The publication aims to expose large withdrawals from banks in the past two years.
Mrs Herman Hennings hosted the Pleasant Ridge project club at her home on Saturday afternoon February 25 with all members present and one visitor. The lesson covered Cheese Making in the Home and two cheeses were prepared. Refreshments were provided by Mrs L A Meisinger and Mrs John Kaffenberger. The next meeting is set for March 21 at Mrs Earl Iske’s home. A later evening at the schoolhouse featured the husbands entertaining their wives and children with cards visits and singing. Refreshments included sandwiches pickles homemade ice cream pie and coffee.
Zangara, the would be assassin of Roosevelt, faced the electric chair for Mayor Cermak's death. He mocked the sentencing judge calling him a crook and capitalist while vowing he was right. Execution date not yet set.
Bates Book Store invites buyers to purchase school supplies with an emphasis on high quality and affordable pricing. The ad targets shoppers seeking economical options for back to school needs.
Los Angeles reports show thousands of tons of discarded cars and scrap metal shipped to Japan from the Pacific coast. Marine Exchange records indicate exports of iron and steel semi manufactories jumping from 1,026 tons in 1931 to 23,855 tons last year as Japan expanded imports amid regional conflict.
Carl Speck, who has been working at the J. D. Rising farm near Cedar Creek, is spending a few days recuperating from a painful leg injury. The leg was injured years ago in a car accident and the latest injury prevents him from continuing his work.
Pleasant Ridge community club will meet Friday March 17. Everyone is welcome.
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