Second District Bar Meeting and Banquet Held
The Second District Bar Association met in Plattsmouth for a banquet at Hotel Playts mouth served by St. Luke's church ladies. Ralph Nickerson was elected president with J. A. Capwell, and Marshall Pitzer as secretary treasurer. debate on bar incorporation featured David Fitch and Judge Jesse Root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association of the Second Judicial District
Playtsmouth
St. Luke’s Church
D. O. Dwyer
W. A. Robertson
Ralph Nickerson
Papillion
J. A. Capwell
Plattsmouth
Marshall Pitzer
Nebraska City
David A. Fitch
Jesse L. Root
Omaha
Bar of
Nebraska
Fitch
Carl D. Ganz
Alvo
Guy L. Clements
Elmwood
W. W. Wilson
Glen Woodbury
W. H
Marshall Pitcer
Holy Rosary Parish Ball Draws Big Crowds at Legion Hall
A large crowd enjoyed a fine social at the American Legion hall last night for Holy Rosary parish. The Jim Haworke orchestra of Omaha supplied music and delivered a lively program of popular Bohemian and German numbers keeping dancers on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Hall
Holy Rosary Parish
Jim Haworke
Omaha
Jim
Injured lad improving after Omaha hospital care
Robert Krejci son of Mr and Mrs Frank Krejci sustained a compound fracture and deep lacerations in an auto accident Wednesday. He was taken to Covenant hospital in Omaha for treatment where doctors reported he is as well as possible under the circumstances and as comfortable as possible after twenty nine stitches were required to close the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Krejci
Frank Krejci
Covenant Hospital
Omaha
Plattsmouth Women Attend Deanery Meeting
About 125 members from southeast Nebraska gathered at St. Patrick's church in Manley for the Auburn deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women. Plattsmouth parish representatives performed on the program with violin, piano, and readings, and clergy joined talks on church work. The diocesan meeting will be in Lincoln on May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Patrick's Church
Manley
Plattsmouth
Mildred Knoflicek
Holy Rosary
Beatrice Kuoflicek
Edna Mae Petersen
St. John’s
Lincoln
A. G. Bach
John Bergmann
F. I. Rea
Knoflicek and
Petersen
Women pallbearers break funeral precedent in Omaha
Six women served as pallbearers for Emma Peltz 37 at Peters Carlson mortuary in Omaha. Service led by Rev Charles Durden with 25 women in attendance including cafe waitresses. Burial at Hillcrest Memorial Park followed the open procession and nontraditional role for a solo funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Peltz
Omaha
Peters-Carlson Mortuary
Charles Durden
First Baptist Church
Dernice Nelson
Tone Jones
Mable Damon
la von Godie
Bonella Boustian
Ambassador
Margaret Prouse
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Fritz al Carlson
Peltz
Plattsmouth
Return from hospital brings glad notes for Mrs Mei singer
Friends report Mrs Frances Mei singer has returned home from an Omaha hospital where she underwent surgery. She is recovering well and will spend the rest of her recuperation at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Meisinger
Legionnaires Hear of Work of Re-Employment
A large turnout at Hugh J. Kearns post meeting heard W. H. Andresen Nebraska veterans placement officer discuss National Re-employment Service policies. R. C. Patterson outlined Legion goals and universal draft ideas while Alf Edgerton noted local service office figures and reforms aiding home community workers. A luncheon followed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh J. Kearns Post
American Legion
W. H. Andresen
Nebraska
National Re-employment Service
Mr. Andresen
Lincoln
R. C. Patterson
Nebraska Legionnaire
Alf” Edgerton
Cass County
Patterson
Legion
Congress
Edgerton
Andresen
Visit at Nolte Home Near Mynard
Gustav Berg and Pete Rezek visited the home of W. F. Nolte near Mynard on Saturday. Rezek is a Luther college student and Berg teaches near Wahoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Berg
Pete Rezek
Wahoo
W. F. Nolte
Mynard
Mr. Rezek
Luther College
Mr. Berg
Dr G L Taylor Arrives Home After Government Work
Dr G L Taylor, recently engaged in government work in Colorado Utah and Wyoming, arrived in the city last evening to visit old friends. He was at Fort Collins and learned of a local dance, stopping in to greet friends. He will stay in the city for a few days at least.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Taylor
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Taylor
Fort Collins
Plattsmouth Girl Weds Omaha Man In Quiet Rock Port Ceremony
Miss Janet Snyder daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Snyder of Plattsmouth became the bride of Benjamin L Kavalec son of Mr and Mrs L F Kavalec of Omaha in a simple ceremony at Rock Port Missouri. Rev L S Goings officiated at eleven with Mrs Laura Stovall as attendant and George Stovall as best man. The couple plans a short wedding trip and will reside at 2620 Woolworth Avenue Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Missouri
Janet Snyder
A. J. Snyder
Benjamin L. Kavalec
L. F. Kavalec
Omaha
L. S. Goings
First Baptist Church
Laura Stovall
George Stovall
Woodman Circle Life Insurance Company
Technical
Miller Cereal Mills
Woolworth Avenue
Nebraska
Funeral of Charles P Sydebotham at First Christian Church
Funeral services for the late Charles P. Sydebotham were held Wednesday at the First Christian church with Rev. O. B. Chastain of Omaha presiding. Old friends attended. hymns were sung by Mrs. Hal Garnett and Frank A. Cloidt. Mrs. O. C. Hudson accompanied. Interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Sydebotham
First Christian Church
O. B. Chastain
Omaha
Hal Garnett
Frank A. Cloidt
Isle of Somewhere
O. C. Hudson
Death of Former Local Resident Richard Cushing
News reaches city of the April 20 death in Los Angeles of Richard Cushing a one time resident. His father Richard Cushing Sr. was mayor of Omaha from 1890 to 1892. The elder Cushing moved the family to Omaha while the son later built a Los Angeles real estate career. Surviving siblings include Lara Blanche Lucille Smith and Harry all of Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Richard C. Cushing
Omaha
Cushing
Lara
Blanche
Lucille Smith
Harry
Achievement Day Program Shines for Cass County Women
Four hundred women from Cass County gathered at the Congregational church in Weeping Water for the annual Achievement Day. Miss Evelyn Wolph chaired the event with about 40 clubs contributing. D. D. Wainscott urged Rural Homemakers to play a vital role in future farm adjustments as officers were replaced and a tea with musical acts followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Congregational Church
Weeping Water
Evelyn Wolph
Nehawka
John Fischer
Eugie
Milo Frisbee
Elmwood
Ray Norris
Federated Woman's Clubs
Union
Johnnn B. Kaffenberger
Cass County Farm Board
D. D. Wainscott
Tige
Jessie Baldwin
Helen Norton
Alice Leone Ambler
Louisville
Murray
Murdock
G. R. Evelaund
Everett Spangier
George Sheldon
Oscar Zink
Orill Allen
Eagle
Arthur Schoeman
Frances Meier
Lova Patterson
Violet Wall
Hazel Olsen
McClusky Heads to Craig for Weekend Visit
This morning Dr. H G McClusky departed by auto for Craig Nebraska where Mrs. McClusky has been visiting for two weeks at the home of her sister Mrs. Herman Friedlund. He will return by Sunday for regular services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. McClusky
Craig
Nebraska
McClusky
Herman Friedlund
Mrs. McClusky
Doctor performs appendicitis operation in Omaha hospital
Dr. O. C. Hudson underwent surgery at the Nicholas Senn hospital in Omaha for appendicitis. The patient tolerated the operation in good shape and is resting easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Hudson
Nicholas Senn
Omaha
Fire Destroys Louisville Road Home
A frame residence on Louisville road in the south part of town owned by L. B. Egenberger was burned to the ground last night after a defective flue caused a blaze fanned by a stiff breeze. O. E. Billeter and family escaped with most of their belongings saved. some items damaged. Local household items were lost despite neighborly assistance.
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Louisville Road
O. E. Billeter
L. B. Egenberger
Union Citizens Reward for Rakes and Lau Looting Grocery Store
A 25.00 reward from The Household Anti Crime Association was paid for the arrest and conviction of Gallant Rakes and Clyde Lau who stole groceries from Mrs. C. E. Morris in Union Nebraska. Each thief received one to three year sentences in the Nebraska state reformatory in Lincoln. The reward is shared by Mrs. Morris and Ira Clark for aiding the arrest. The association notes steady success and hopes the program will spur crime resistance and public awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Anti-Crime Association
Gallant Rakes
Clyde Lau
C. E. Morris
Union
Nebraska
State Reformatory
Lincoln
Anti-Crime Association
Mrs. Morris
Ira Clark
Boxing Night at Camp Plattsmouth Draws Large Crowd
The weekly boxing contest at Camp Plattsmouth drew many city residents. M Moore and J Erwin fought to a draw in three rounds. Russell Arnold defeated W Wells by technical knockout in the second round. J Burke beat Frank Nelson in a fast contest. J Reno defeated Erny Newton in the semi final. C Casey won by knockout over W Allen in the opening round. Bouts were held in the recreation hall due to weather with hopes for an open arena next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Plattsmouth
M. Moore
J. Erwin
W. Wells
Russell Arnold
Russell
J. Burke
Frank Nelson
J. Reno
Erny Newton
C. Casey
W. Allen
Dreamland End
Recreation Hall
Many Join C. of C. As Flower Show Support Grows
Seventy one members joined the Chamber of Commerce this year, reflecting strong community interest. Directors approved routine business, supported the upcoming flower show, and praised A. L. Tidd for his tireless efforts. The chamber offered help to the Eagles organization hosting their state convention in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
A. L. Tidd
Order of Eagles
Mrs. Creamer Honored At Afternoon Tea In Nebraska
Mrs. A F Duxbury and Mrs. Edgar Creamer hosted Mae N Creamer at a tea in their home. The event featured a one act play Say It with Flowers by Peggy Johnson and piano solos by Peggy Wiles and Dorothea Duxbury. Attendees included numerous relatives neighbors and friends from Lincoln Murray Shenandoah Denver and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Duxbury
Duxbury
Edgar Creamer
Mae N. Creamer
Sone
Joeseph LeRoy
William
Pennsylvania
San Jose
California
Peggy Johnson
Peggy Wiles
Dorothea Duxbury
Elizabeth Ann Wiles
Mra
Creamer
Josephine Cecil
David Rutherford
Harley Cecil
Denver
Colorado
Clifford Cecil
Shenandoah
Iowa
C. L. Martin
Walter Martin
Harley Wiles
Ed Kelly
Edward Egenberger
Chas. Manners
Myra McDonald
Murray
Robert Patterson
Church
Albert Wheeler
Percy Wheeler
Sue Strickland
K. Brutner
Harry Hinton
William Oliver
Alvin Remge
Guy White
Mike Kaffenberger
Louis Reinackle
Ed Thrall
Ellizabeth Spangler
C. E. Metzger
Omaha
A. H. Duxbury
Omaha Nuptials Bind Ruth Toy and Joseph Ortmann
Last evening at Judge A H Duxbury home in Omaha Ruth Sylvia Toy and Joseph Anthony Ortmann wed. The ceremony was performed in Judge Duxburys customary style and witnessed by A F Picchato both of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
A. H. Duxbury
Ruth Sylvia Toy
Joseph Anthony Ortmann
Omaha
A .F. Picchato
C. L. Graves
Dora Mark
Misa Lorraine Mr. Ebert
Card of Thanks from Sydebotham Johnston Stine families
The families express deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the death of their husband and father. Thanks are given to those who assisted at the last services including Mr Cloldt Mrs Garnett Mrs Hudson the pallbearers and those who sent floral remembrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloldt
Garnett
Hudson
C. P. Sydebotham
J. A. Johnston
J. R Stine
Boedeker and Davis Visit Murray for Business
W. G. Boedeker the Murray banker and O. A. Davis a prominent local resident were in Murray today to attend to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Boedeker
Murray Banker
O. A. Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Second District
Hotel Plattsmouth
Catholic Church
Manley Church
State
Nolte
Doc
Benjamin Kavalec
MR. Sydebotham
Oak Hill Cemetery
iInteresting
Lau
Detective Association
C. OF C
Mrs. Creamer
Edgar L. Creamer
Duxbury's
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