Mrs Neville Hodson Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club
Mrs Neville Hodson hosted the Wednesday afternoon bridge club at her home yesterday. Guests included Mrs Walter Tritsch Mrs Russel Kunz and Mrs E H Bernhardt. Prizes went to Mrs Hodson first Mrs M A Webb second and Mrs Walter Tritsch third with the Ace of Spades prize to Mrs Flussell Kunz. Refreshments were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville Hodson
Walter Tritsch
Russel Kunz
E. H. Bernhardt
F. R. Guthmann
William Puls
Prize Award at Party Receives Second Place
Mrs John Schutz wins second prize at a gathering. After the event a 6 o clock dinner was hosted by Mrs Guthmann with help from her daughter Miss Minnie and Mrs Paul Lemke of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schutz
Scond
Guthmann
Minnie
Paul Lemke
Omaha
Central Teachers Club Holds Farewell Bridge Party
The Central Building Teachers Bridge club met at Elmer Sundstrom's home on Main Street for a farewell party closing the 1938 39 school year. Hostesses Misses Dorothy Glock Sylvia Korbel and Amelia Martens presided over a bridge evening followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Teachers Club
Central Building
Teachers’ Bridge Club
Elmer Sundstrom
Main Street
Dorothy Glock
Sylvia Korbel
Amelia Martens
Christian Aid Society Holds Ladies Aid Meeting
The Christian Church ladies aid society met in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Hostesses included Mesdames Lester Thimgan Charles D. Palmer Everett L. Gooding Earl Bailey and Misses Mary Jane Mark and Evelyn Gooding. A radio style program featured a solo by Mrs Hal Garnett a Florida trip review by Mrs C D Palmer readings by Mrs Sally Gochenour and Mrs Hazel Moore and Ozark trip summaries by Mrs Eddie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Lester Thimgan
Charles D. Palmer
Everett L. Gooding
Earl Bailey
Mary Jane Mark
Evelyn Gooding
J. R. Stine
Hal Garnett
Kentucky
C. D. Palmer
Florida
Sally Gochenour
Hazel Moore
Eddie
Ozarks
Birthday Celebrations at Grandma Moore's Home
Last evening at the home of Mayor and Mrs. George Lushinsky, Mrs. Adah Moore celebrated her eighty fourth birthday with her descendants including children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. A luncheon was served as relatives from Shenandoah and Ashland joined local guests for the family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lushinsky
Adah Moore
Bridge awards honor Mrs Goos and Mrs Brown
At the luncheon a hostest served o clock, with Mrs Henry Goos receiving the top bridge award and Mrs Karl Brown taking the second prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Goos
Karl Brown
Stitch and Nibble Club Meets at Mrs Svoboda Home
Mrs Louis Svoboda hosted the Stitch and Nibble club on West Granite Street last evening for an embroidery session with eleven members present, four absent. Refreshments were served after sewing, with Mrs Frank Koubek aiding in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Svoboda
West Granite Street
Svoboda
Frank Koubek
Junior Catholic Daughters Meet at Shirley Petersen Home
The Junior Catholic Daughters of America held an April social gathering at Miss Shirley Petersen’s home. Miss Betty Jo Libershal assisted, and the group played bingo and true and false games with prizes awarded to Wilma Swatek Betty Ault Catherine Brink and Rose Brink. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Shirley Petersen
Betty Jo Libershal
Wilma Swatek
Betty Ault
Catherine
Rose Brink
Golden Spike Breakfast Honors Hula Spahni At 1869 Themed Event
Mrs. Rudolph Spahni and Mrs. Fred Lugsch hosted a Golden Spike breakfast at the former’s home for daughter Hula Spahni and friends. 1869 colors and decor featured a vertical ’69 topper centerpiece with spring flowers. Guests included Mrs. Harry Finks of Omaha, Mrs. Lenora Franks of Parkdale, Mrs. William Winchell of Kansas City, and others from Omaha, Plattsmouth, and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Spahni
Fred Lugsch
Hula Spahni
Harry Finks
Omaha
William Winchell
Kansas City
Missouri
Lenora Franks
Parkdale
Mable Anderson
Maria Hiber
Hulda Spahni
L. W. Egenberger
Plattsmouth
St Pauls Aid Meets K B Club and Birthday Tribute
The St Pauls Evangelical church ladies group held a semi monthly program with songs readings and refreshments. The Plattsmouth K B card club met in 1869 fashion with prize awards and a buffet lunch. A Glenwood birthday celebration honored Mrs Hill with pot luck dinner gifts cakes and a long distance call from Los Angeles California. Attorney Carl D Ganz and Phil Linch visited the city confirming the Alta Linch estate hearing in county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hill
Glenwood
John
Los Angeles
Calif
C. P. Reals
Omaha
John Turner
Carl D. Ganz
Alvyo
Phil Linch
Cass County
Mr. Linch
Iowa
Alvo
Elaborate Old Fashioned Banquet Returns
A description of a formal gathering where guests enjoyed chinaware from fifty years past and savor elegant dishes prepared and served by the hostess, highlighting the nostalgic presentation and lavish culinary display.
Catholic Daughters Social St Johns Club Highlights
The local Catholic Daughters met Tuesday at St. John’s Club rooms for a social with guests Mrs. Paul Lemke of Omaha and Miss Emma Pucelik of Spencer. In pinochle, Mrs. Joseph Wooster won high score. in bridge, Mrs. William Woolcott took the prize. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. L. S. Pucelik Mrs. W. W Ryan and Miss Minnie Guthmann. Also noted are recent entertaining at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton E. Mark for Mrs. R. L. Shrontz of Kansas City visiting son Wilson Green and the Mark family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
St. John’s Club
Paul Lemke
Omaha
Emma Pucelik
Spencer
Joseph Wooster
William Woolcott
L. S. Pucelik
W. Wryan
Minnie Guthmann
Hamilton E. Mark
R. L. Shrontz
Kansas City
Wilson Green
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets at Park Hill
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. R. B. Hayes’s Park Hill home. Mrs. J. C. Lawson led devotionals from Mathew 5 1 to 20 and moderated the round table on Factual Material on Alcohol. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
R. B. Hayes
Park Hill
J. C. Lawson
Matthey
Lawson
Hayes
Baby Taken to Hospital for Mouth Infection
Seven months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Harris of this city was taken to Omaha this morning to Clarkson Hospital for treatment of a mouth infection requiring hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Harris
Omaha
Clarkson Hospital
Liquor Runner Fined Heavily in County Court Case
William Dunbar pleaded guilty to transporting 49 cases of liquor without proper Nebraska stamps. The cargo valued at 749 dollars totaled 147 gallons with 240.90 dollars in tax penalties plus a 300 dollar fine. He paid 540.90 to secure release and returned to Quincy Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dunbar
Nebraska
State Liquor Commission
Duxbury
Commission
Dunbar
Quincy
Illinois
Cass County Reports Debt Free Road Improvements
Cass county states it is not indebted and, like the state, has paid cash for hard surfaced roads and other improvements as funds allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
State
Parallel Parking Tested On Sixth Street In City
Street department crews repaint lanes to create parallel parking on the west side of Sixth Street between Pearl and Vine to ease congestion on the narrow corridor used by Highway 75. Oil trucks and buses have struggled to pass in diagonal parking. The two block trial aims to relieve traffic concerns from officials and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Pearl
Vine
Just So Sewing Club Meets at Giles Home
The Just So sewing club met at Eleanor Giles’s home on April 28 at 4 o clock. A song and yell leader was chosen. The next meeting will be at Ruth Ann Hart’s home on May 3. Members should bring material to make a towel. All members are urged to attend. June Cadwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Giles
Ruth Ann Hart
June Cadwell
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Jellies
Jar
Miller’s Corn
Liced Ss
Louisiana
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Lewis Lye
Main St
Honor Mrs
Grandma” Moore
J. W. Jones
Shenandoah
Edgar Tunnell
King City
A. O. Moore
Ashland
Paul Wohlfarth
Billy
Kenneth Wohlfarth
Edgar Newton
Eleanor Christensen
Christensen
Ida Waters
Papillion
Bridge
Ers
St. Paul’s Aid
Ladies’ Society
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
P. A. Hild
William H. Puls
Raymond
Marvin Hild
Betty Hild
Love Divine
America
E. C. Giles
Wiley Sigler
Ruth Woest
K. B. Club
K. B
Emil Pink
John Wolff
R. W. Knorr
Emil Wurl
Ptak
Fred Sharpnack
Ssident
Mullen
Wed
Qur Delivery Service
Wilson’s
Craig’s Perfection Tomatoes
van Camp
Woodbury’s
Lulu Belle
BOC
New
Texas
Meat Department
DeKalb
de Kalb Hybrid
Ivan DE Les Dernier
Murray, Nebr
Journal
Home Dairy
Soennichsen’s
Sge
Children’s Oxfords
Sanfor
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