Dedication Plaque At St Luke’s Church In Memory Of Mrs Leonard
The dedication of a loving plaque for the late Mrs V V Leonard occurred at St Luke's Church yesterday. Father Raymond Redden baugh of St Martins Omaha officiated. Family members attending included Mrs Edward Jackson Theodore Leonard Lyle Leonard J E Worley and Miss Verna Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Church
V. V. Leonard
Raymond Reddenbaugh
St. Martins
Omaha
Edward Jackson
Theodore Leonard
Lyle Leonard
J. E. Worley
Lincoln
Verna Leonard
Funeral services attended by Cass county officials
County Treasurer John E. Turner Register of Deeds Ray F. Becker Clerk of the District Court C. E. Sedgway and Attorney A Capwell attended funeral services for Richard Deles Dernier in Elmwood. Dernier, longtime resident of that Elmwood area, was a lifelong friend of Turner and Capwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Turner
Register of Deeds
Ray F. Becker
District Court
C. E. Sedgway
A. Capwell
Elmwood
Richard Deles Dernier
Cass County
Messers Turner and Capwell
Royal Dance Saturday Night at Legion Ballroom
Paul Sing leads electric guitar orchestra at Legion Ballroom for a Saturday night dance. Admission 25 cents.
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Royal Dance
Paul Sing
the Legion Ballroom
Plattsmouth Masons Attend Euclid Lodge Banquet
A Plattsmouth group traveled Monday evening to Weeping Water for Euclid Lodge No.7 A F and A M meeting and a banquet. Attending were W. A. Robertson past grand master of Nebraska, W. F. Evers, H. A. Schneider, County Treasurer John E. Turner, Raymond Hild, Frank A. Cloidt, Carl J. Schneider, R. C. Cook, Wayne A. Bennett, Warren Scharfenberg, and Mr. Calhoun.
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Plattsmouth Masons
Weeping Water
Euclid Lodge No.7
W. A. Robertson
Nebraska
W. F. Evers
H. A. Schneider
John E. Turner
Raymond Hild
Frank A. Cloidt
Carl J. Schneider
R. C. Cook
Wayne A. Bennett
Warren Scharfenberg
Mr. Calhoun
Appeal Filed Over Cass County Farm Bureau Funding Ruling
County Clerk records a notice of appeal from taxpayer George S Ray challenging the Cass County Farm Bureau funding decision. The case tests the November 6 1938 election that approved a 2800 dollar appropriation, with the County Board first denying then rescinding its action to grant February payment after differing legal opinions on vote plurality. The appeal names attorney D O Dwyer and bond signers Frank A Parkening and Sear S Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Sayes
Board of County Commissioners
Cass County Farm Bureau
D. O. Dwyer
George 5. Ray
Farm Bureau
Plattsmouth Legion Drum Corps at Weeping Water May Day
The Plattsmouth American Legion Drum and Bugle corps aided in Weeping Water May Day exercises and performed a drill to an ovation. Plattsmouth high school baseball defeated Weeping Water 5 to 1 with strong pitching by Stuart Sediak and Robert Hayes.
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Plattsmouth American Legion
Weeping Water
Plattsmouth
Weeping Water High School
Stuart Sediak
Robert Hayes
Plattsmouth Junior High Track Team Shines at Glenwood Meet
Plattsmouth junior high track finsihers collect several placements at Glenwood meet. Favors wins multiple sprints and relays while McMaken and Larson earn top finishes in the 100 and 220 yard events. Harold and White also help secure relay runners and team points.
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Plattsmouth
Glenwood
Larson
White
Favors
McMaken
Harold
White Harold
McMahen
Teacher Sylvia Korbel Visits Crete for Mother's Day
Miss Sylvia Korbel a kindergarten teacher at the Central and Columbian buildings along with Miss Shirley Seiver spent the weekend in Crete Nebraska at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Korbel to observe Mother's day.
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Sylvia Korbel
Central
Columbian
Shirley Seiver
Crete
Nebraska
Ed Korbel
Korbel
Job's Daughters Observe Mother Daughter Meet
Bethel No. 24 of Plattsmouth held its annual Mother Daughter banquet at the Masonic hall with many members and mothers attending. Naomi circle planned the 6 30 dinner, a business meeting followed led by Miss Wilma Frederick, one new member joined, and Shirley Seiver was named to represent the bethel at the grand council in Fremont. A brief program by mothers and daughters featured duets and solos, with flowers given to each mother as Mother’s Day greetings.
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Bethel No
Plattsmouth
Masonic Hall
Naomi
The
Methodist Church
D. M. Babbitt
Wilma Frederick
Betty Mae Hutchinson
Shirley Seiver
Don Seiver
Bethel
Fremont
Harry Nielsen
Maxine Nielsen
Roy Knorr
Belug
Kathryn Kimsey
John Jacobs Returns From Hospital Stay
John Jacobs returns home from the Anton Kani hospital in Omaha after a ten day stay following an appendectomy performed a week ago Sunday. Friends welcome the popular high school student back and hope he resumes his usual activities soon, though he regrets missing the senior class sneak day.
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Dathy
John Jacobs
Anton Kani
Omaha
John
Suit to Quiet Title Filed in District Court
George V. Erickson and Mary Larsen Marshall sue The American Security Co. of New York in district court seeking to quiet title to real estate. H. V. is listed as attorney for plaintiffs though no land is shown for Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darity
District Court
George V. Erickson
Mary Larsen Marshall
the American Security Co
New York
H. V. Noland
Ashland
California visitor Robert Hirz returns to hometown
Robert W. Hirz of Burbank California arrived Sunday for a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred W Hirz and other relatives and old time school friends and associates. He is looking fine and has been very successful in his work on the west coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Hirz
Burbank
California
Fred W. Hirz
West Coast
Pleasant family visit at Kaufmann home with Chicago guest
A Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaufmann's home included Mike Varga Sr of Havelock and W J Vallery and family. Niece Miss Geraldine Bloom of Chicago, visiting after sixteen years, joined the party. Mr Warga and his granddaughter then left for Chicago that evening for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kaufmann
Mike Varga, Sr
Havelock
Kaufmann
Young Couple Announces Marriage In Cass County
Miss Rosemary B. Cleidt a Cass County teacher and Albert Ulrich son of Mrs. Ewald Ulrich were married August 27 1938 at Corneil Bluffs with a Lincoln NE ceremony at St Mary's Cathedral conducted by Monsignor C J Riordan. The couple plan to reside on a farm west of the city and begin housekeeping immediately.
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Rosemary B. Cleidt
Cass County
J. J. Cleidt
Albert Ulrich
Ewald Ulrich
Corneil Bluffs
Lincolnn
St. Mary's Cathedral
C. J. Riordan
Plattsmouth
Peru
Byron Golding Undergoes Operation at Lincoln General
Byron Golding, longtime patient at Lincoln General hospital, underwent surgery on Monday after two weeks of illness. He has faced a heart weakness for two years and has been hospitalized repeatedly seeking relief.
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Byron Golding
Lincoln General Hospital
Golding
Mrs Giles visits Lincoln for Mother's Day tea
Mrs. Ernest C. Giles visits Lincoln as a guest of her daughter Miss Lois for a Palladian Literary society Mother's day tea at the temple building on the University of Nebraska campus.
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Ernest C. Giles
Lincoln
Miss Lois
Palladian Literary Society
Temple Building
University of Nebraska
South Bend Officials Visit for 1939 Assessment Return
M. E. Bushnell assessor of South Bend precinct and his son Clark, with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Zaar of South Bend, came here for the return of the 1939 assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Bushnell
South Bend
Clark
Martin Zaar
Mr. Bushnell
Mrs Glen Vallery Heads West to Aid Critically Ill Brother
Mrs. Glen Vallery left Saturday evening to visit her brother A. J. Shepherdson in Bellingham Washington who is critically ill. She will stay on the west coast before returning home to Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Vallery
Bellingham
Washington
A. J. Shepherdson
West Coast
Plattsmouth
Wiles Family Attends Pi Beta Phi Father Mother Dinner
Mr and Mrs J E Wiles visited Cincoln Sunday to attend a Father-Mother dinner hosted by Pi Beta Phi at their house. They were guests of their daughter Miss Mary Kay Wiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wiles
Cincoln
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Mary Kay Wiles
Here for Mother's Day Visitors Spend Day with Rice Family
Mrs. Carl Mathiesen of Sioux City Iowa and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick with daughter Lois of Union visited Sunday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. William Rice Sr. and family.
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Carl Mathiesen
Sioux City
Iowa
John Fitzpatrick
Lois
Union
William Rice
Lincoln D C C W elects officers at Lincoln meeting
Mrs. E. J. Brady of McCook was re elected president with Mrs. John Rauth of Lincoln as first vice president and Mrs. John C. Hauth of Manley as active leader and first vice president. Irene Cullen named fourth vice president as other officers and delegates to the national convention named. Resolutions oppose equal rights amendments and obscene material while supporting Catholic defense and youth action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Brady
McCook
Catholic Group
National Defense
Lincoln Pb. Cc. C. W
Lincoln
John C. Hauth
Manley
Irene Cullen
P. J. Meehan
T. C. Walsh
Douglas
A. 5. Dele
Wahoo
Rose Neville
York
May Hyland
Brady
Pius XI
Pius XII
Louis B. Rucera
Register
Catholic Youth In Action
John C. Rauth
F. L Rea
Plattsmouth
W. V. Gauvreau
Hastings
F. Verling
Indianela
Alice Ziska
Rural Cass county schools celebrate annual picnics
Eight Mile Grove District 25 led by Nellie Carlson held a May 14 picnic on school grounds with cafeteria style noon meals and games. Nehawka District 28 under Beatrice Beverage hosted May 12 with shrubs planted nearby and a large turnout. Stull District 28 led by Lucille Meisinger hosted May 14 with baskets of food and Michael Vetesnik supplying weiners.
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Cass County
Eight Mile Grove
Nellie Carlson
Nehawka
Beatrice Beverage
Stull School
Thomas Grosshans
Lucille Meisinger
Michael Vetesnik
Murray Resident F T Wilson Ill From Pleural Pneumonia Threat
F T Wilson a noted Murray resident is reported seriously ill at home after pleurisy with a risk of pneumonia. He is improving but remains far from well.
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F. T. Wilson
Murray
Altho
Seniors Hold Kid Day At 1529 Monday High School
Seniors staged Kid Day as part of last carefree days before graduation. Students wore varied garb to school with many boys dressing as girls and decorating costumes.
Young Couple Wed in Quiet Home Ceremony
Morgan Meisinger and Ruth Robbins were married Sunday at the Meisinger home with Dr. H G McClusky officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Percy Bailey and Gerald Cady. reception duties were handled by Mrs. John Meisinger. The couple will reside in Syracuse.
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Ruth Robbins
Syracuse
Morgan Meisinger
John Meisinger, Jr
Morgan Meisingger
Joe Pedley
H. G. McClusky
First Presbyterian Church
Percy Bailey
Gerald Cady
Meisinger
John Meisinger
Drugstore man reports Hadrabas traveling in Europe
J. S. Joseph F. Hadraba, prominent druggist, notes that his son Ted Hadraba and wife are in France and will sail home on the Roosevelt from Le Havre this Saturday. They enjoyed a motor trip from Prague where Hadraba has served with the U S legation staff and commerce office.
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Joseph F. Hadraba
Ted Hadraba
France
Roosevelt
la Havre
Prague
Hadraba
American Legation
U. S. Department of Commerce
Czechoslovakia
Germany
United States
Legation
Belgium
Holland
Paris
Washington
Notable resident suffers severe nose bleed sent to Clarkson
On Monday evening H. E. Becker experienced a severe nose hemorrhage. He was moved to Clarkson hospital in Omaha for care. Mrs. Becker traveled to Omaha to be with him.
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H. E. Becker
City
Clarkson
Omaha
Mrs Hudson Remains in Hospital After Operation Progress
Friends report Mrs. C. C. Hudson Jr. is improving at Anton Kani hospital in Omaha after surgery. Dr. Hudson has spent much time with her and is pleased with her steady recovery.
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C. C. Hudson, Jr
Anton Kani Hospital
Omaha
Hudson
Death of Joseph Lidgett Pioneer Union Resident
Joseph Henry Lidgett age 74 longtime Union resident died Monday afternoon after a long illness due to cancer followed by pneumonia. Born in Newark England on December 3 1864 he emigrated to the United States, lived in Chicago, married in 1914 and moved to Union Cass County area. Survived by his wife and several sons including Henry who returned from California to help care for him. a funeral will be held Thursday at Union Methodist Church with Rev McGaughey presiding. He was a Mason and Modern Woodman member.
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Joseph Henry Lidgett
Union
Newark
Nottinghamshire
England
America
Chicago
Cassa County
Mr. Lidgett
Henry Lidgett
California
Union Methodist Church
McGaughey
Methodist Church
Lidgett
West
Jack Lidgett
Masonic Order
Modern Woodman
BIND OVER CHICKEN SUSPECTS IN COUNTY HEARING
The preliminary hearing in county court bound over Charles Wheeler and John Weiss on two counts each of chicken stealing. Evidence tied them to tire marks and footprints matching their car, with feathers and sacks found in the vehicle. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Wheeler held under habitual criminal act and Weiss on two stealing counts plus resisting an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wheeler
John Wels
Murray
Joe Mrasek
Emery Doody
Walter A. Smith
Weiss
Mrasek
Mrs Virgil Perry Visits Illinois Family and College
Mrs Virgil Perry spends time in Illinois visiting her sister Mrs Lynn O Minor and Mr Minor in Kankakee where Mr Minor is hospitalized after an accident. She also stops in Rockford to see Rockford College where her niece Eleanor Minor is finishing her first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Perry
Illinois
Lynn O. Minor
Mr. Minor
Kankakee
Minor
Perry
Rockford
Rockford College
Eleanor Minor
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8-Mile Grove Church
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church
Katherine Hild
Catherine Meisinger
Elvin Davis
Roy Engelkemier
Werner Hild
Merrill Meisinger
John Hild
Clarence Meisinger
Lentz
Ruth
Irene
Marie Alexen
Helen Puls
Freda Fornoff
Shirley Ann Meisinger
Marilyn Hennings
Betty
Norma
Kathleen Schafer
Florene Schafer
J. R. Reeder
Marie Lentz
Parker House
Grace Ee
Katherine Meisinger
Henry Albert
August Engelkemier
F. J. Hennings
P. A. Hild
John Alexen
Arnold Meissinger
Earl Albert
George
Job
Masonic Temple
John Rauth
D.C.C
J. S
Journal
Joseph Lidgett
Pioneer Union