Golden Wedding Celebrated at Manley by Mockenhaupts
Mr and Mrs C E Mockenhaupt observed their golden wedding at home in Manley on a Sunday with all their children and families present for a four course dinner. Father P Harte of St Patrick’s church spoke at services and the couple’s life since 1883 was recalled.
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Felday
C. E. Mockenhaupt
Manley
St. Patrick's Church
Mockenhaupt
Mary Stander
Peter Stander
Louisville
Father Lynch
Louise Erhart
California
August Stander
Peter
Greenwood
Walter
Valentine A
Alvo
John
Roman Maier
Sue
Chicago
P. Harte
F. H. Stander
Omaha
Elmwood
Catherine Erhart
John Arres
L. Hite
Lincoln
Mamie Maher
Louisville Courier
Cars Smash Up on Highway 75 North of La Platte
William Seay of near this city was driving toward Omaha when his car was struck on the front left side by a vehicle driven by William Nolan of Papillion on highway 75. Both cars sustained heavy damage. Nolan was taken to Papillion for care while authorities investigated with no serious injuries reported.
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William Seay
Omaha
la Platte
William Nolan
Papillion
Mr. Seay
Nolan
Altho
Graduation Thursday Night at Local High School
The high school will hold graduation exercises next Thursday at eight o clock in the auditorium. Dr Samuel J Patterson of Morriston Arkansas will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssamuel J. Patterson
Morriston
Arkansas
Nehawka resident Murdoch visits city with daughter Joyce
Prominent Nehawka resident J. W. Murdoch and his daughter Joyce were in the city to bring in poultry. Murdoch also stopped at the Journal to renew his subscription, making a pleasant call during the visit.
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J. W. Murdoch
Nehawka
Joyce
Mr. Murdoch
Journal
Berry Crates and Boxes Nebras ka Basket Factory
Plattsmouth factory offers berry crates and boxes under Nebraska Basket Factory name for local growers and markets.
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Nebraska Basket Factory
Plattsmouth
Foot Injury Update on Frank Rebal at St Joseph Omaha
Frank Rebal remains hospitalized at St Joseph hospital in Omaha after a fall from a refrigerator car a week ago. He had the broken heel reset and fractures to toes and the left ankle treated. his foot is in a cast and he will stay several days before returning home.
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Frank Rebal
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Mr. Rebal
State Land Rents Likely Cut As Reappraisal Underway
State Land Commissioner Conklin and Deputy Commissioner Wehn begin revaluing two million acres of state school lands with a required $19 000 appropriation though costs run $50 000 to $60 000. A lease rent moratorium extends payments to December 31 1934, increasing office workload under a reduced maintenance fund of $13 000. All counties except five hold school lands.
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Conklin
Wehn
State Land Commissioner's Office
Cuming
Dodge
Fillmore
Nance
Thurston
Wayne
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Plans Ice Cream Social
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Fred Nolting's home with Mrs. Martha Meisinger Mrs. Edward Steppat and Mrs. E H. Tritsch assisting. They discussed plans for the next months including an ice cream social and voted to join patriotic societies in observing Memorial Day on May 30. Refreshments were served.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Fred Nolting
Martha Meisinger
Edward Steppat
E. H. Tritsch
Plattsmouth High Art Class Finishes Year of Novel Work
The Commercial Art class completed a year of new line work at Plattsmouth High School and praised Miss Kaufmann's guidance. Adam Meisinger with his daughter in law Mrs Arthur Meisinger and granddaughter Carol of Cedar Creek visited the city for business.
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Plattsmouth High School
Adam Meisinger
Arthur Meisinger
Carol
Cedar Creek
Good Morning Poem of May Day and Nature’s Gleam
A lyrical meditation on a May morning celebrates birds, flowers, and a calm start. It notes robin songs, tulip blooms, and a Dolphin Yacht, while urging spiritualized thoughts and gratitude for good weather, rain, and nature’s abundance.
Three head Herford calves for sale by J W Murdoch
Three head Herford male calves aged seven months for sale as good quality stock. Seller: J W Murdoch Nehawka Nebraska.
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Herford
J. W. Murdoch
Nebraska 4-H Club Enrollment Near Eleven Thousand
Enrollment in Nebraska 4-H clubs nears 11 000 with 10 637 participants in projects. L I Frisbie state club leader optimistic about 1955 prospects as home economics and fix it clubs grow. Lancaster county leads with 658 members. Douglas 458. Otoe 873. other counties listed include Fillmore Cass Buffalo Holt Scottsbluff Madison Dodge Frontier Gage and Hamilton.
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Nebraska
L. I. Frisbie
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Paley
Lancaster County
Douglas County
Otoe County
Fillmore
Cass
Buffalo
Holt
Scottsbluff
Madison
Dodge
Frontier
Gage
Hamilton
Freight Business Improves At Burlington Railroad
Burlington railroads report a rise in car loadings as more freight trains run and grain and livestock move to large markets. Former layoffs ease as train crews gain work, with seniority keeping some on furlough during years of depres sion.
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Burlington Railroad
Donna High School Graduation Announcement
Relatives and friends in Donna Texas receive notice of the high school graduating exercises. One class member is Miss Lois Jean, daughter of Mr and Mrs Nelson Jean and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs C L Jean nearby. Friends here express happiness at her successful completion of her schooling.
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Donna
Texas
Lois Jean
Miss Jean
Nelson Jean
C. L. Jean
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Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Wescott
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Dewey
Dolphin
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Wyandotte Cleanser
IGA
Meat Department
Ecru
Lee
Work Sox
Stevens
Belding
Rayon Crepe
Incheas
America
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