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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1933

Page

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Cass County Selects 36 for Forest Service Training

Cass county committee selects thirty six young men to fulfill the local quota for the national reforestation program. Names go to Lincoln for call up. training at Fort Crook to follow. If any fail others from the waiting list will be called.

Cass County Committee J. A. Capwell George R. Sayles J. A. Pitt Cass County Lincoln W. H. Smith Fort Crook Benjamin F. Anderson Union Lee H. Brinton Elmwood Clifford L. Black Plattsmouth Harold W. Bloodgood Louisville Zane E. Blauvelt Greenwood Harold F. Chappell Kenneth A. Cowperthwait Norman A. Davis Tommy A. Dizon James R. Dew Clayton Dooley Harold F. Elliott Walter E. Bledee Dwane M. Garrison William R. Higgins Cecil A. Hennings

Jubilee Visit of Plattsmouth Ladies

Mrs. Nellie Agnew and Mrs. Samuel Waugh arrive from Lincoln to be house guests with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herold and to attend the First Presbyterian church diamond jubilee services. Friends recall their active social and church life in Plattsmouth.

Nellie Agnew Samuel Waugh Plattsmouth Lincoln Henry Herold First Presbyterian Church

Birth of Eight Pound Son to Mr and Mrs Raymond Lund

A fine eight pound son was born on Wednesday night in Omaha to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lund. The mother, formerly Miss Ruby Winscott, is doing nicely. The baby is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. George Winscott, and many friends extend best wishes.

Omaha Raymond Lund Lund Ruby Winscott Lad George Winscott

Plattsmouth Girl Honored as Attendant at Farmers Fair

Teresa Libershal a Nebraska senior in the College of Agriculture has been elected attendant to the Goddess of Agriculture for the Farmers Fair on May 6. She chairs cafeteria service and Sunday lunch for college students and participates in the pageant Progress of the Prairies.

Teresa Libershal College of Agriculture University of Nebraska Goddess of Agriculture Miss Libershal

Plattsmouth Tracksters Triumph in Omaha Meet

Plattsmouth high school dominated the Omaha meet at the Nebraska School for the Deaf winning most firsts and many seconds and thirds. Oliver Taylor led the mile while Jess Taylor Howard Hirz and George Adam won several sprints jumps and throws with Porter Todd Garnett and Rummel among other scorers. The relay of George Adam Edger Seitz Richard Brendel and Sam Arn also prevailed, and Plattsmouth eyes the North High tournament in Omaha Friday if weather allows.

Plattsmouth Nebraska School For the Deaf Platters Mile Oliver Taylor Jess Taylor Howard Hirz George Adam Rummel Hiner Luschinsky Porter Todd Garnett Platter Edger Seitz Richard Brendel Sam Arn Omaha Kalina Garner Hirz Miller N. S J. Taylor Armstrong Kaufman Lushinski Brendel Seitz Arn Adam

Jack Moye In Hospital In Evansville Indiana

Jack Moye, son of the Sam Moye family, is hospitalized at Deaconess hospital in Evansville Indiana for treatment since December. He is improving but remains in care for some time and would welcome letters from old school friends and associates, addressed to room 347.

Sam Moye Jack Moye Evansville Indiana Deaconess Hospital

Meeting of Bank Depositors Well Attended

About 300 depositors and bank officers gathered at the American Legion building to discuss resuming Farmers State Bank operations. Bank Commissioner George W. Woods outlined a plan to restore full function with 85 percent of deposits signed and 55 percent available now, backed by $42 000 in mortgages on Cass County land.

American Legion Farmers State Bank George W. Woods Lincoln Woods Mr. Woods Fred T. Ramge P .Lutz William Co. Tippens William Holmes Ed G. McCulloch Cass County

Patterson to Deliver 1933 Commencement Address in Plattsmouth

Rev Samual J Patterson D D of Morriston Arkansas has accepted an invitation to give the commencement address for the class of 1933 at the Plattsmouth High School auditorium on Thursday night May 25. He has pastored the First Presbyterian church in Morriston for ten years and is father of R Foster Patterson the high school principal.

Board of Education Samual J. Patterson D. D Morriston Arkansas Patterson First Presbyterian Church R. Foster Patterson Plattsmouth

Subscribing visitors renew long-time Omaha Journal tie

Mr and Mrs J N Beck of Omaha called at the Journal office to renew their subscription. He has been a subscriber for thirty three years and says the Journal is a household necessity he cannot miss.

J. N. Beck Omaha Journal

Toll Keeper Stricken by Lumbago at Missouri River Bridge

Albert Cotner, toll keeper at the Missouri river bridge, is confined at home with lumbago. While he is laid up Carl Schreider fills his toll house duties in his absence.

Albert Cotner Missouri River Bridge Cotner Carl Schreider

McMaken Truck Lines Opens Omaha Terminal on Douglas Street

Ren McMaken leads McMaken Truck Lines to establish headquarters in Omaha at a new Douglas street terminal between Eighth and Ninth. The facility links with national lines, enabling daily service to Lincoln and local Cass County towns, expanding regional reach and providing local employment.

McMaken Ren McMaken Omaha Douglas Street Eighth Ninth Streets McMahen Linceoln Cass County Mrr Nebraska

Recital at Mrs Roberts Home Showcases Piano Pupils

A refined musical evening was held at Mrs J M Roberts home on High School Hill. Long list of performers included Mildred Knofficek Billie Reddy Donald Martin and others presenting piano solos duets and trios under Mrs Roberts instruction.

Prem Peidas Dan J. M. Roberts Roberts Mildred Knofficek Billie Reddy Donald Martin Billie Knorr Darlene Edgerton Helen Barkus Helen Hiatt Rhea Edgerton Dorothea Duxbury Peggy Wiles Thelma Kruger Marian Frederick Fricke Harriett Goos Stephen Davis Jean Knorr

Death of Beverly Schroeder at Clarkson Hospital Omaha

Beverly Schroeder five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Hans Schroeder of near Cedar Creek died Thursday at Clarkson hospital Omaha after a three month illness. She is survived by her parents two brothers and five sisters. Funeral services set for Saturday at Glendale church at 2 pm with burial in Glendale cemetery.

Beverly Schroeder Hans Schroeder Cedar Creek Clarkson Hospital Omaha Clarence Nelson Louisville Paul Roland Schroeder Eleanor Patricia Ileen Grace Ruth Glendale Church Glendale Cemetery

Nebraska Assault Case Stirs County Court

In the State of Nebraska v Archie Recek the assault case against Recek drawn to capacity crowds heard testimony from Arthur Weiss Louis Kostka and Dr L S Pucelik among others. The judge found Weiss injured and fined Recek 100 dollars plus costs with custody until paid.

State of Nebraska Archie Recek Arthur Weiss Louis Kostka Récek Weiss L. S. Pucelik Leo Boynton Eagles Dience Committee Recek Robert Sedlak Elmer Phillips William Pfitzmeyer Re Cek Harry Newman Duxbury

Former Burlington fireman visits old friends

Eugene Setz, longtime Burlington fireman, traveled from Casper Wyoming to Omaha and then stopped in the city to visit old friends while recalling time on the switch engine in the local yards.

Eugene Setz Burlington City Wyoming Casper Omaha

Paving on Highway 75 Promised This Season

The Omaha Chamber of Commerce roads committee reports U.S. Highway Department assurance that projects from Platte River bridge to the city northward and the Auburn north segment are prioritized for paving this season. Once funds arise, work will begin, improving rough surface north of the railroad tracks and completing a key east western link from Kansas City to Omaha.

Platte River Auburn Omaha Chamber of Commerce Roads Committee U.S. Highway Department Roads Committee Oreapolis Nebraska Kansas City Omaha

Plattsmouth Plats At North High Meet Highlights

Plattsmouth Platter team competed in a quadrangular meet at North High in Omaha. Albert Todd and Jave Lin won firsts with 126.5 in a toss, while Stuart Porter won the shot put at 43 feet. Oliver Taylor placed fourth in the mile, Gaylord, South won in 6 08. Porter took second in discus behind Sorensen of South as 116 feet. George Adam finished third in the 220 low hurdles, with Prown of South first in 28.8. The Plattsmouth relay team of Hirt Adam Rummel Lamberson finished fourth. Plattsmouth plans to host Nebraska City next week.

Albert Todd Stuart Porter Oliver Taylor Gaylord South Sorensen George Adam Prown Plattsmouth Howard Hirt Robert Rummel Earl Lamberson Nebraska City

Funeral of Mrs Brittain Held at Sattler Funeral Home

Funeral services for Mrs. Walter Brittain were conducted Friday at Sattler funeral home with Rev. Cc O Troy of the First Methodist church delivering the message of comfort. Choir member Mrs. Gilbert Hirz sang hymns familiar to the departed, accompanied by E H Wescott. burial followed at Oak Hills cemetery west of the city.

Walter Brittain Sattler Funeral Home Cc. O. Troy First Methodist Church Gilbert Hirz Isle of Somewhere E. H. Wescott

Hastings College to Honor Rev. McClusky with Doctor of Divinity

Hastings College trustees approve awarding Rev. H G McClusky the honorary Doctor of Divinity at May 21 commencement in recognition of nineteen years of community service and leadership during the church 75th anniversary year. The honor affirms Rev. McClusky known as Mac widely respected across faiths and local groups.

First Presbyterian Church Calvin H. French Hastings College H. G. McClusky McClusky French Plattsmouth Mc Clusky Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce Masonic Lodge Rotary Masonic Mac

Nebraska May Queen Honored With Ivy Day Attendants

Miss Leone Pollard of Cass County served as freshman attendant to the University of Nebraska May Queen Deloris Deadman of Fairbury during Ivy Day exercises. Attendants wore pastel gowns. the day included daisy and ivy chains, poem reading by Mary Frances McReynolds, and ivy planting by student leaders.

Fairbury Margaret Upson Odell Mary Frances McReynolds

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The Forest Service Platismouth Nes McMaken Truck Lines Veronica O'Connor Anna Ryan Agnes Shiffer Elizabeth Lindsay Eldon Doody Order May Murphy Marie Johnson Emma Thomas Miss O'Connor Oamiaha North High Mrs. Brittain Oak Hills Cemetery University
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