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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1933
Page
4
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court orders a hearing for Flora Murray Administratrix to finalise account and determine heirs. The hearing is set for May 19 1933 at 10:00 a m with publication of notice in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior.
In Cass County Nebraska the court sets May 26 1933 at 10 am to hear the petition by Alice Jennie Boucher Gladys Martin and Henry Warren Boucher to probate the April 11 1933 will of William C. Boucher and appoint Henry Warren Boucher as executor. Notice is given to heirs at law and interested parties.
District Court of Cass County Nebraska issues a notice of suit to quiet title filed April 28 1933 by Ellen Dodson against Stephen Hobson and others claiming estate interests in parts of Section 4 and Section 9 Township 10 North Range 13 East. Defendants must answer by June 12 1933 or allegations will be taken as true. ELBA DOdson plaintiff represented by W A Robertson attorney.
News notes multiple residents visiting Ashland Waverly and Plattsmouth for business and social reasons. A first of the season baseball game in Murdock saw 16 to 4 over Greenwood. A grandson is welcomed as Carl and family report a fine son born in Pittsburgh, first grandchild for Conradt Baumgartner.
A group at Wabash enjoyed a simple picnic and a weiner roast, sharing food and camaraderie in a casual outdoor gathering.
Enjoyed Trip Ralph Bornemeier John E. Lindell and Miss Ruth Runcie of Dawson were guests of Miss Alpha Reiners at Kearney Sunday. The boys report having a keen time in spite of several bad detours.
Henry Carson, with a knee injury sustained some time ago, remains bedridden though the limb shows good improvement. He hopes to soon regain the ability to move about as his condition progresses.
About fifteen senior students, escorted by three teachers, visited Omaha on Saturday. They toured several interesting city sites during the outing.
President Roosevelt and Prime Minister MacDonald forge a six point economic plan while France is pressed on security and disarmament. A war debts proposal may go to Congress before the London conference opens, with possible moratorium tied to European armament cuts and economic recovery efforts.
After the school day ends, the Murdock High School Freshman class gathers for an outing at Richards Park on Wednesday evening following the closing of classes.
The Carnegie hero fund commission awarded Rep Maas a silver medal for disarming a man in the house galleries on December 13. Maas spoke calmly to the Brandishing assailant and persuaded him to drop his revolver, preventing harm to members.
Alvo residents report moving arrangements with Prof. Quick and family leaving Mrs. Petersens home for Mrs. Murtey home. Visits include Dale Boyles with A Boyles family and R. M. Coatman hosting guests. Doris and Dorothea Coatman provide piano duet for Prairie Home PTA meeting.
The Bible school class led by Mrs. C. T. Edwards invited members including Miss Thelma McCartney to a shower after her marriage to William. The event centered on congratulations and refreshments within the church group.
Alvo baseball team led by manager John Elliott and secretary M R Wyatt defeated Rokeby 10 to 2 in last week’s road game. A return game at Alvo also went to the home side, though the score is not given.
Last Sunday afternoon WJAG carried the Alvo M. E. church service from the Nebraska Wesleyan studio in Lincoln. Rev R J McKenzie pastor delivered the discourse while the chorus led by Vera Lancaster and soloist Vernon Bennett performed with Doris Coatman as pianist. About 22 chorus members attended from Alvo including Corine Quimby Grace Fairfield Francis Ann Edwards Bernice Vickers Avon Bennett Kathleen Bornemeier Clara Rueter Irene Rueter Pearl Sorensen Etta Sorensen Dorothea Coatman Doris Coatman Helen Frolich and men Vernon Bennett Kendall Harold Laverne Sutton Edward Muenchau Ronald McKenzie David Kinney Albert Fairfield.
John B Sutton born January 22 1878 near Alvo Nebraska died after a brief illness April 22 1933 in Lincoln Nebraska aged 55 years 3 months He leaves eight children two sisters three brothers his wife Ida Belle Sweet one grandchild and many friends He joined the Methodist Episcopal church in Alvo 1908 and funeral services were held at the Alvo M E church with Rev R J McKenzie.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the death of our father grandfather brother and uncle John Hobscheidt and wife and children Mike Hobscheidt and wife and Mary Hobscheidt of the family.
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