Old Time Resident Gust Bandeen Dies in Waverly
Gust Bandeen a long time Plattsmouth resident died last night at his Waverly home aged sixty eight. A native of Sweden he came to the United States forty six years ago and lived in Plattsmouth before moving to Waverly twenty eight years ago where he ran a grocery. He is survived by two daughters and one son with his wife having preceded him in death. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 30 p m in Waverly with interment there.
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Gust Bandeen
Plattsemouth
Waverly
Brandeen
Sweden
United States
Plattsmouth
Wescott Clothing
Dovey
Weverly
Judge Denies New Trial but Grants Decree Modification in Meisinger Case
Judge James T. Begley overruled the motion for a new trial in Leda J. Meisinger versus Ruben Meisinger and sustained modification of the decree. Alimony reduced from 200 to 100 dollars with two years to pay. Child support cut from 320 to 10 dollars monthly. Visitations allowed every other Sunday.
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James T. Begley
Leda J. Meisinger
Ruben Meisinger
Meisinger
Seed barley for sale and sows for April farrow
Seed barley offered for sale with several sows available for a planned April farrow. Contact Sterling Ingwerson for details and pricing.
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Farrow
Sterling Ingwerson
Bank of Union Reopens Under Former Officers
The Bank of Union reopened Friday after a closure since January 13. D. Ray Frans returns as cashier under a restricted plan allowing withdrawals. State Bank Receiver John M. Eiser notes 97 percent of depositors signed waivers, enabling the return of the bank to its former officers.
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Bank of Union
D. Ray Frans
State Banking Department
State Bank
John M. Eiser
Eiser
Mrs. Hugh Cecil Shows Improvement After Illness
Former Plattsmouth resident Mrs. Hugh Cecil is improving at Grand Island General Hospital after an acute appendicitis attack. Doctors report her condition has become more favorable in recent days and hope for full recovery.
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Hugh Cecil
Plattsmouth
General Hospital
Grand Island
Unemployment Conference Invites Labor Leaders in Washington
Heads of thirty labor groups including William Green of the AFL are invited to a Washington conference on March 21 with Miss Perkins secretary of labor in the Roosevelt cabinet.
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William Greene
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Miss Perkins
Roosevelt
Gangsters to be Kept Out of the Legal Beer Trade
Washington report on the move to regulate licenses for April 6. Dr. James M. Doran, industrial alcohol commissioner, pledges safeguards to prevent racketeers from entering the lawful beer industry. He notes cooperation from brewers and plans 650 field workers to oversee plants and enforce the deadline.
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Washington
James M. Doran
Industrial Alcohol Commissioner
Doran
Alcohol Bureau
Farm and Home Mortgage Refinancing Next Proposal
Governor Roosevelt is expected to push a plan for farm and home mortgage refinancing. The measure aims to lower interest rates and provide liberal loans to homeowners and farmers unable to service their debts.
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Roosevelt
Mental Earthquake Portends Struggle With Daily Burden
A speaker describes an ongoing mental strain as daybreak nears. The narrator notes a yearning for release from a crushing burden, while recounting the fatigue and disorientation that accompany tireless toil and failed rest. Individuals offer pity as strangers pass, yet the mental storm persists.
Beer Possession Decriminalized for Soldiers in Seventh Corps
Major General Hagood announced that possession of beer up to 3.2 percent alcohol will no longer be a military discipline issue at posts in the Seventh corps area. He clarified that beer cannot be sold at post exchanges and may not be shipped through dry states. If Nebraska stays dry and beer reaches posts, it won’t trigger army investigation. authority ends at the post. The Seventh corps area includes Missouri Kansas Arkansas Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and both Dakotas.
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Omaha
Seventh Corp
Hagood
Fort Crook
Fort Omaha
Nebraska
Seventh Corps
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Card of Thanks from McGuire Family
Acknowledges friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy and floral remembrances for their husband and father from Mrs. Chas. McGuire and Family.
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Chas. McGuire
Furniture Bargains offered by Christ Furniture Co.
Complete inventory sale with prices for ranges stoves and laundry appliances. set pieces include Kitchen Range 5 piece breakfast set cabinet and dish closet for 69.50 or sold separately. Additional items include piano radios beds and room furnishings from Christ Furniture Co. at 326 E. Main Plattsmouth.
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Simmons
Christ Furniture Co
E. Main
Plattsmouth
Doctor Loses Appeal Over Intoxicated Driving Conviction
Dr. Don L. Smith of Wilsonville Furnas county lost his Supreme Court appeal of a driving while intoxicated conviction. The court upheld a thirty day jail sentence and one year license suspension, rejecting claims that the license is a contract and that penalties only apply to a first offense. The court found the terms synonymous and supported evidence of erratic driving and intoxication.
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Don L. Smith
Wilsonville
Furnas County
Supreme Court
Civil Service Exam Notice for Plattsmouth Nebraska
Open competitive examination for Substitute Clerk Carrier at the Plattsmouth post office Nebraska. Applications close April 4 1933. Obtain forms from Mies Gerda A Peterson or the undersigned and file before closing business. Competitors assemble as noted on admission cards. Applicants must present a recent photo at exam. Asst Mer in charge Eighth Civil Service District St Paul Minnesota.
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U.S. Civil Service Commission
Plattsmouth
Nebr
Mies Gerda A. Peterson
U. S. Civil Service Board
Nebraska
Candidate by Petition for Fourth Ward Councilman
A petition bearing eighty five signatures was filed with City Clerk Herman L. Thomas to place Charles D. Palmer on the ballot for city councilman in the fourth ward. Palmer, a ten year resident, joins John C. Brittain and George Luschinsky as candidates. William Baird withdrew from the first ward race.
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Herman L. Thomas
Charles D. Palmer
Palmer
John C. Brittain
George Luschinsky
William Baird
Baird
Bad Weather Halts Work on O Street Road
Weather has stalled the O street road project near Nehawka delaying two bridge construction and paving work by Yant Construction Co. Crews started bridges and some concrete, but heavy snow and rain halted progress. With good weather, grading should finish and paving to Union will be rushed, linking Nehawka to Plattsmouth and Omaha and paving a twenty mile stretch toward the state capitol.
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O” Street
Nehawka
Yant Construction Co
Omaha
Union West
Nekawka Corner
Plattsmouth
Cass
Otoe County
Eagle
State Capitol
Obituary of John Everett 1843 1933 Avoca Nebraska
John Everett born August 19 1843 in Shivdam England died March 17 1933 Avoca Nebraska aged 89 6 28 Came to the United States at six aboard the Ellen Marie settled near Union Nebraska Married Rachel Trook October 26 1873 eight children two daughters predeceased him Survived by widow six sons and four daughters two brothers two sisters twenty grandchildren and one great grandchild He joined the Latter Day Saints in 1863 and remained faithful.
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John Everett
Shivdam
England
Avoca
Nebr
United States
Ellen Marie
Mary Ann Everett
Union
Rachel Trook
Ida Ellen
Susan Clinton
Nicholas
Lincoln
James
Omaha
Charles
Weeping Water
Silas
Lucy Ann Brinton
Elmwood
Leona
George
Claude
Plattsmouth
Anna Ervin
Tournament Class A and B results and pairings
Class A results list Columbus Falls City 32 9 and other scores with Hastings beating Chadron 36 0 and Lincoln 56 21. Class A pairings include Columbus vs Falls City at 11 30 am and Semifinals at 8 and 9 pm. Class B results feature Dewitt 34 26 Winside and Newport 31 Palisade 14 with pairings and semifinal times 6 and 7 pm.
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Columbus
Ord
Falls City
Bayard
Fremont
Curtis
Crete
Ainsworth
Seward
North Platte
Hastings
Chadron
Kearney
Pilger
Lincoln
Neligh
Dewitt
Winside
Duncan
Utica
Newport
Palisade
Avoca
Huntley
Oakdale
Hyannis
Stockham
Sumner
Swanton
Bennington
Blue Hill
Lodgepole
Mrs William D Wheeler to Return Home From Hospital
Mrs William D Wheeler, long at the Methodist hospital in Omaha, plans to return home soon. Friends express hope the home care and recent treatment bring recovery from illness.
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William D. Wheeler
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Newport Edges Avoca In State Tournament Thriller
Newport defeated Avoca 29 to 27 in a Friday afternoon state tournament game after Avoca’s earlier 22 to 8 halftime edge. Wilmer Keebaugh scored 15 for Newport while Avoca’s Carstens led with 11.
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Avoca
Cass County
Huntley
Newport
Wilmer Keebaugh
Carstens
Carsten
Stovall
Lasheritt
W. Keebaugh
Alderman
Lane
Brown
H. Keebaugh
Pees O Moody
Jigsaw Fan Analyzed by NYU Professor Shaw
New York NYU philosophy professor Charles Gray Shaw explains his view of jig saw puzzle fans. Shaw, notable for a 1931 remark about whistlers, calls jigsaws a self imposed intelligence test and likens the puzzle craze to a neurotic condition.
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New York
Charles Gray Shaw
Shaw
Phiosophy
New York University
Whistlers
Charles E Mitchell Arrested by Tax Officials
Charles E Mitchell formerly of the National City Bank was arrested by income tax officials and offered no statement. The report suggests he may have felt he had already said enough.
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Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
Mr. Mitchell
Roosevelt program outlines early legislative goals
Washington report lists enacted laws and pending bills twenty days into Roosevelt's term. Enacted measures include the emergency banking act and economy act, with the beer bill to legalize 3.2 percent beer after April 6. Pending are the farm relief bill, unemployment relief, mortgage refinancing, and new relief administration plans.
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Gust Brandeen
Wescott and Dovey
van Camp’s Pork
Boca
California
H. J. Heinz
Axe
Shenklie
Roberts
Kuner’s
Santa Clara
Bob White
Nebraska Supreme Court
Civil Service Examination
Daly
O Street
Linko
Sunkist
Norfolk
Wisconsin
Meat Department
Boston
Thomas Walling Company
Plattamouth
Congress
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Beauty Queen
Hampton
Metropolis
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