Death Toll Rises to Thirty in Southern Storms
Twenty two Virginians died as the toll across seven states reached 70 fatalities with over 100 injured. Red Cross relief operations continued while Rye Cove Virginia faced renewed losses as two of the injured died, bringing the area toll to 12. Additional deaths occurred in Maryland Arkansas Tennessee Florida Alabama and Kentucky.
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Atlanta
Arkansas
Maryland
Red Cross
Virginia
Rye Cove
Tennessee
Florida
Alabama
Kentucky
World Herald
Havre and Fremont Women Visit Local Relatives
Friday's Daily reports Mrs. Nick Drusechulas of Havre Montana and Mrs. Emma Fox of Fremont arriving to visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blue and their grandmother Mrs. Fannie Bates. They plan to stay for a time to enjoy the relatives.
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Nick Drusechulas
Havre
Montana
Emma Fox
Fremont
Frank Blue
Fannie Bates
Pollard Brothers of Nehawka Face Hampshire Fall Boar
Hampshire fall boar event highlights the Pollard Brothers of Nehawka Nebraska as organizers or participants with details readable from the clipped notice. The fragment notes a regional agricultural or hunting item with local names and place.
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Hampshire
Pollard Brothers
Neb
Local residents attend funeral and visit in city
Mr and Mrs Fred Henton of Decatur Nebraska returned home after attending the funeral of Mrs W F Gillespie, aunt of Mr Henton. Johnson, a longtime railroader, is in town to visit old friends before staying with his daughter in Tecumseh. Frank J Domingo of Weeping Water visited to handle county court matters. Mrs Fred Herold of Doniphan Nebraska visited with Melvin Forby’s family and the new granddaughter then returned home. Mr and Mrs Bert Henton of Hastings and Mrs Nora Card of Scottsbluff visited for the funeral and were escorted as far as Omaha by Mr and Mrs Rex Young. Mr and Mrs Henry Schoemaker and others from near Nehawka were in town. Schoemaker stayed for business while the rest continued to Omaha.
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Fred Henton
Decatur
Nebraska
W. F. Gillespie
Henton
Johnson
Tecumseh
Frank J. Domingo
Fred Herold
Doniphan
Melvin Forby
Bert Henton
Hastings
Nora Card
Secottsbluff
W. F. Gilespie
Omaha
Rex Young
Henry Schoemaker
Edith Thiele
Fred Schoemaker
William Switzer
Near Nehawka
Humble visitors attend Knights Templar dinner
Saturday’s Daily reports Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Humble of Manley arrived to visit friends and attend the Knights Templar dinner. Mrs. George K. Petring and son Richard left for Nebraska City for a short visit with relatives. Mrs. R. A. Talbot of South Bend visited Friday afternoon with her son Earl to handle business at the courthouse. Father Marcelius Agius, stationed at Bloorington, Nebraska, returns to his southwest state duties and plans to help in city church work during his brother Father George Agius vacation.
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A. H. Humble
Manley
Knights Templar
George K. Petring
Richard
Nebraska City
R. A. Talbot
South Bend
Earl Talbot
Marcelius Agius
Bloorington
Nebraska
Father Agius
George Agius
Stray Red and White Cow Taken Up near Muray Neb
Stray red and white cow taken up one half mile south of Muray Nebraska by J V Pittman. Owner may claim by paying damages and advertising.
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My Place
Mur- Tay
J. V. Pittman
Muray, Neb
Maps Left at Journal Office in Cass County
A few Cass county maps remain available at the Journal office priced at 50 cents each.
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Cass County
Journal
Farmers Union Band Set For Open Air Music Week Finale
The Farmers Union band from near Louisville will headline the closing event of Music Week next Saturday in an open air concert weather permitting. The group of young farmers and townspeople from Fairview and College View has drawn wide attention for its musical work and will perform as the feature of the week.
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Farmer’s Union Band
Louisville
Fairview
College View
Cass County Agent L R Snipes Receives High Honor
L R Snipes Cass County Extension Agent A H DeLong Otoe County Agent and E G Maxwell Douglas County Agent were initiated as members of Gamma Sigma Delta at the University Club Lincoln during the annual banquet Snipes honored for leadership in agricultural development and service to 4H clubs praised by Cass County businessmen and state peers
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L. R. Snipes
Cass County
A. H. DeLong
Otoe County
E. G. Maxwell
Douglas County
Gamma Sigma Delta
Honor Society of Agriculture
University Club
New Stuart Nea
Lincoln
Snipes
Phi Beta Kappa
Nebraska
Patriotic Note Added to Programs for Music Week
In observance of music week opening Monday a patriotic note will be added to each program. The opening selection is the singing of America and The Star Spangled Banner will be played or sung as the closing selection. The audience stands at salute when the anthem is performed following army regulation.
City visits of G A Pfeiffer of New York
G A Pfeiffer president of Richard Hudnut Co and prominent New York manufacturer visited St Louis with relatives the Misses Mia and Barbara Gering and Mrs Henry Herold. He has returned east to resume business and the stay was enjoyed by the family.
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G. A. Pfeiffer
New York City
Richard Hudnut Co
St. Louis
Mia
Barbara Gering
Henry Herold
Pfeiffer
Purchases New Ford From Plattsmouth Motor Co
Dark Andrew Schleifert, a well known resident near Manley, visited Plattsmouth Motor Co and bought a 1929 Tudor Ford sedan. The vehicle will serve the Schleifert family during the coming summer months.
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Andrew Schleifert
Manley
Plattsmouth Motor Co
Ford
Schleifert
Miss Catherine Terryberry Home After Hospital Stay
Miss Catherine Terryberry has recovered after an appendicitis operation at Methodist hospital and is home again after a ten day stay. The recovery was rapid and the stay brief, marking a very fine progress.
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Catherine Terryberry
Methodist Hospital
Miss Terryberry
For Sale Seed corn St Charles White and Reid’s Yellow Dent
Seed corn for sale from St Charles White and Reid’s Yellow Dent picked before frost with high germination. Ear corn priced at 2.00 per bushel. Tipped and shelled ear at 2.50 per bushel. Contact R. W. Stoll Nebraska City Nebr telephone Dunbar 1213 3. Route 4. Jos W Stoll. 25 tfw.
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St. Charles
Reids
Telephone Dunbar
R. R
JOS. W. Stoll
Nebraska City
Nebr
Thoroughbred Scotch collie pups advertised
Plattsmouth contact for Scotch collie pups appears as phone 2213. OCR shows a29 tfiw 2d trailing text. Readable portion indicates a classified notice seeking inquiries about pups.
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Plattsmouth
Taken To Hospital After Acute Appendicitis Attack
Gus Whitley of Hotel Riley and member of the American Legion was rushed to Omada then University hospital with a burst appendix and severe poisoning. Doctors hoped surgery would relieve his distress but his condition worsened. Mrs Whitley reportedly in grave condition at Immanuel hospital in Omaha.
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Gus Whitley
Riley
American Legion
Omada
Fred Lugsch
University Hospital
Altho
Whitley
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Whitely
Falls City girl wins health week prize
Little Miss Mary Lou Falter daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Falter of Falls City received a silver loving cup for her part in the Child's Health week program at the Falls City school She is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs J P Falter and George E Dovey of this city.
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State Journal of
Mary Lou Falter
John W. Falter
Falls City
J. P. Falter
George E. Dovey
Music Week Features Many Fine Programs in Plattsmouth
The Plattsmouth Women’s Club music week runs May 6 to May 12 with events daily. Juvenile and First Ward school bands on Monday, Women’s Club Choir Tuesday, Men’s Glee Club Wednesday, Weeping Water band Thursday, high school programs Friday, and library recital Saturday. Sunday closes with church choirs and Mother’s Day settings.
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Plattsmouth
First Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
Weeping Water
Court House
4-H Achievement Day Marks First Year Work
The W. W. and J. W. sewing circle hosted an Achievement Day on Wednesday May 1 at 2 30 pm. Miss Baldwin county 4 H agent attended and shared a charter with each club member earning certificates. Students showcased dresses, sang, spoke, played piano, and praised 4 H club work with mothers in attendance.
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W. W
J. W. Sewing Circle
Miss Baldwin
Myra Jane Brooks
Margaret Lahoda
Mary Mrasek
Mata Schackness
Leater Hirz
Illa Taylor
Elinore Smetana
Amy Elliott
Mary
Francis Benak
Emily Lorenz
Nadine Cloidt
Ashland Coach Bion Hoffman Weds Beatrice Smith
Bion Hoffman and Beatrice Smith of Lincoln were secretly married August 24 1928 in Sidney Indiana. Both recently taught in Weeping Water with Hoffman as athletic coach and Miss Smith in first grade. Mrs. Hoffman is the Lincoln daughter of Rev Philip Smith and a State University graduate. Hoffman is Ashland High School and State University alumnus.
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Bion Hoffman
Ashland
Beatrice Smith
Lincoln
Sidney
Hoffman
Weeping Water
Philip Smith
State University
Bion
John Hoffman
Ashland High
The
Ashland Gazette
Good Crowd At Dance By Lezion’s Band
A strong audience enjoyed Lezion's mid week dance with Simon Harold and His Harmony Makers providing the music. The orchestra returns next Wednesday for the Junior-Senior banquet and a Dé Molays benefit dance.
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Delly
Lezion
Simon Harold
Dé Molays
Loan Offer on Cass County Farm Mortgage
Three thousand dollars is offered to loan on a first mortgage for a Cass County farm by T. H. Pollock.
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Cass Co. Farm
T. H. Pollock
Wind storm and two tornadoes hit Greenwood area
Two small tornadoes formed near Greenwood last Wednesday. One caused no damage near Greenwood Waverly as it rose. The other damaged Peters farm Fred Newsham Billy Laughlin John Kirkes and John Laughlin farms ripping roofs and outbuildings and uprooting trees before moving toward Papillion. No injuries were reported.
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Greenwood
Waverly
Ashland
Peters Farm
Fred Newsham
Billy
Papillion
Local resident Phil Hirz confined by severe cold
Phil Hirz, a well known city resident, was confined to his home yesterday with a very severe cold. He was unable to report to his meat market job, but hopes are that the illness will pass in a few days.
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Phil Hirz
Plattsmouth Library Adds Bohemian German Books
The Plattsmouth Public Library received a state university loan of Bohemian and German works for patrons. A summer Reading Club for grades 3-8, sponsored by Miss Jones, uses a flag and blue stars to track books read across genres with a fall treat. Plans for an Aeroplane Model contest for boys are announced with future details to come.
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Plattsmouth
The
State University
Miss Joness
America
Miss Jones
Fai
Miss Leonard
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IVES
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A. A. Wetenkamp
J. P. Faber
P. A. Hild
Louis Friedrich
Farmers Union
H. M. Soennichsen Company, Inc
Store of Big Values
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Music Week
Sonny Boy Suits
Wescotts
Library Notes
Prompt Service
Thomas Walling Company
Poetity Tuk
Tela
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