Baccalaureate Service Honors Class Of 1925 At Plattsmouth
The class of 1925 at Plattsmouth High School heard Rev. H. G. McClusky deliver a Poise themed sermon at First Presbyterian Church. He urged balance through Christ, urged duty to face obligations, and highlighted rest and strength found in faith amid life’s trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth High School
First Presbyterian Church
H. G. McClusky
Cordelia Black
Oscar Campbell
Midred L Crom
Elmer R. Fitchorn
Damian F. Flonn
Leslie A. Gansemer
LaVern B. Glaze
Clara B. Gobelman
Frank M. Godwin
Edna M. Go
Lela E. Parker
Ruth A. Patton
Clyde R. Ptak
Harley A. Puls
Edith M. Quinton
Anna ©. Sedick
Forreat B. Shrader
Anse M. Smetana
Verna V. Smith
Frances I. Stewart
Pertila L. Stoehr
Nellie V. Stout
Ruth E. Tidball
Fred P. Trilett
Walter Tritsch
Antonia Vanek
Denice Vroman
Mabie G. Vroman
Ross M. Warsz
W. Victor Wehrbein
Helen R. Wescott
Ella Margaret Wiles
Helen M. Worl
Walter R. Robb
First Christian Church
Israel
Frank Emory Pfoutz
First Methodist Church
H. W. Black
Life Eternal
H. W. Binck
Estelle Baird
Frank A. Clarct
Hev
Geores BD. Pierce
St. Luke's
Archbishop Trench
Matthew
Christ
Paul
Jesus Christ
God
Ganges
Allah
Epiris
Pagan
Crand
Tereble
Peter
St. Paul
Paderewski
Poland
Return From Long Stay In Old England
Jack McLean and wife return to Omaha after several years in England visiting relatives near the Scottish border. They describe rough Atlantic crossing, fog and storms, and talk of England’s unemployment and industrial decline, coal and shipbuilding cuts, and Soviet influence concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McLean
Masonic Lodge
England
Mr. McLean
New York
Omaha
Richard Averd
McLean
Avyard
Liverpool
White Star
Boston
United States
Isles
Corl
France
Germany
Europe
Averd
Assessors Return Reports Near Completion
The Mt. Pleasant precinct assessor Wilson Gilmore and South Bend’s B F Dit were among the first to file their returns with County Assessor W H Puls. Puls expects most assessors to complete their reports in the next few days as work winds down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Puls
Wilson Gilmore
Mt. Pleasant
B. FL Dit
South Bend
Mr. Puls
Return from Florida Shopp Family Plans Nebraska Summer
Frank B. Shopp his wife and daughter have returned from Fort Lauderdale and Miami Florida. They are preparing their Tenth and Pearl Street home for summer and expect W. H. Newell father of Mrs. Shopp to visit Nebraska for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Shopp
Fort Lauderdale
Miami
Florida
Tenth
Pearl Streets
W. H. Newell
Miss Anna Seiver Heads York Exchange Lead Operator
The article notes Miss Anna Seiver, formerly with the local telephone exchange, becoming head operator at York a major Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph company exchange. Her father Hans Seiver visited York after attending the state A. O. O. W. convention in Grand Island and admired the I. O. O. F. home in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Seiver
York
Lincoln Telephone & Tele-graph Company
Miss Seiver
David City
Hans Seiver
Grand Island
Nebraska
Mrs Kirkham Better After Rochester Hospital Stay
Mr. and Mrs. Beal of this city report their daughter Mrs. B L Kirkham of Belle Fourche South Dakota is improving at Mare hospital Rochester Minnesota after tumor surgery. Screw removed recently and she shows gains in strength and hopes to return home soon. Mr. Kirkham once worked with the Journal and Cass County Democrat here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Kirkham
Mr. Kirkham
Journal
Cass County Democrat
Funeral Services of Roware Young Held Today
Funeral services for Howard M. Young were held today at 2 PM at his Pearl Street home with Rev. Frank Emory Proutz of First Methodist conducting. Mrs. E. H. Wescott sang hymns as family requested. The body was buried at Oak Hill cemetery. Young, 76, born near Mount Lay Ohio, died May 18 1925 after paralysis. He lived in Plattsmouth 34 years, married Martha R. Young in 1877, later worked as a bill poster. He leaves wife, sister Ella Rector, four nephews, two nieces, and daughter Mable Middaugh predeceased him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avlock
Pearl Street
Hower M. Young
Frank Emory Proutz
First Methodist Church
E. H. Wescott
Jesus
Oak Hill Cemetery
Howard M. Young
Mount Lay
Ohio
Martha R. Young
Youngsville
Ashland
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Young
Bill
Ella Rector
Darton
Mable Middaugh
Mr. Young
Presbyterian Church
Minister Attends General Assembly Meeting in Columbus
Rev H G McClusky leaves for Columbus Ohio to attend the Presbyterian Church US General Assembly convening May 20 to plan church work and elect officials Nebraska delegates include McClusky and prominent figures William J Brian and Edwin Hart Henks D D Omaha. Mrs John Hiber visits Omaha during the Burlington train ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. McClusky
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church of the United States
McClushy
Nebraska
General Assembly
William J. Brian
Edwin Hart Henks
D. D
Omaha
McClusky
John Hiber
That City
Burlington
Stop Look and Listen Urged at Railroad Crossings
Omaha division superintendent N. Allen of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy's railway calls for strict observance of the stop look and listen rule by auto drivers. He cites rising grade crossing accidents despite automatic signals and warns personal responsibility is key to reducing wrecks at crossings.
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Allen
Omaha
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hold Pleasant Meeting Of W H E Club At Schlater Home
Last evening the W H E club members enjoyed a pleasant social at Miss Mildred Schlater’s North Third street home. The gathering featured bridge with Miss Esther Heafey as top winner and a fitting prize. Refreshments capped the enjoyable occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. E
Mildred Schlater
North Third Street
Bridge
Esther Heafey
Returns From Hospital
Thomas F. Murphy, recently at St. Joseph hospital in Omaha, was brought home last evening as his condition improves. Friends are glad to see him back home and hope continued improvement in the quiet of his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesaday
Thomas F. Murphy
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Tom
Runaway Youth Earl Marlin Recovered in City
A 14 year old Springfield boy Earl Marlin disappeared from home and traveled by rides to this city. Officer Clyde Jackson questioned him about his identity and confirmed he was the missing Springfield youth. Parents were notified and retrieved him to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Marlin
Springfield
Clyde Jackson
Jackson
Rev Walter R Robb Rejoins First Christian Church
Friends celebrate Pastor Walter R Robb accepting the call to continue as spiritual advisor of the First Christian Church for the coming year. His leadership has expanded church activity and membership, and his strong pulpit work is praised by supporters citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Robb
First Christian Church
Robo
Ernest
Robb
Dr Lake Improves at Swedish Mission Hospital
Plattsmouth friends note Dr L B Lake is slightly better at the Swedish Mission hospital in Omaha after a week with a severe infection in the left leg. The condition remains serious but recovery is expected and he will stay in bed for some time. Mrs Lake is a daughter of Mrs J R Vallery and the Lakes visit locally often.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
L. B. Lake
Swedish Mission Hospital
Omaha
Altho
Health Conference Planned for School Age Children
Plans are complete for a health conference serving all children under school age. Examinations will take place at Central, Columbia, and Wintersteen Hill school buildings with local doctors and dentists donating time and two state nurses assisting to examine all who wish. Watch this paper for further notices.
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Central
Columbia
Wintersteen Hill
Death summons Pioneer Plattsmouth Woman Mrs Ballance
Euphemia Hill Ballance, a longtime Plattsmouth resident born in Glasgow on October 21 1848, died after months of declining health. She leaves husband William Ballance two daughters Jeanette Tartsch and Ethel Morgan four grandchildren and several siblings and was active in St Luke's parish and the Eastern Star. Funeral is set for Thursday at 2 pm from the Granite Street home with interment at Oak Hill cemetery beside her son France Ballance and infant son William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ballance
Baliance
Euphemia Hill
James and
Mary Hill
Glascow
Scotland
New World
United States
Ballance
St Luke's
Jeanette Tartsch
Sioux City
Iowa
Ethel Morgan
Hay Springs
Nebraska
Marlon
Jean Morgan
Alex Ballance
Mery Pease
Michigan City
Ind
William Lewry
St. Louis
Home
Order of Eastern Star
Granite Street
Oak Hill Cemetery
France Hallance
William
Nehawka Merchant F P Sheldon Visits Court House
Nehawka merchant F P Sheldon was in the city yesterday afternoon for a short time attending to business at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Sheldon
Nehawka
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Bagdad
Garfield
Old England
John McLean
Mrs. Kirkham Better
Roware
N. C. Allen
Christian Church
Mondsey’s
DR. Lake
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