Plattsmouth High School Grants Largest Class in History
The Plattsmouth high school commencement celebrated eighty two graduates, the largest class to finish twelve years of schooling. Speakers included Miss Mary Jane Mark and Miss Edna Mae Petersen with addresses by Dr. G. W. Rosenlof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth High School
Jean Knorr
L. S. Devoe
J. W. Taenzler
First Christian Church
Manney
Edna Mae Petersen
Rachel Robertson
Bernice Holoubek
Marr K. Wiles
Marjorie Tidball
Helen Ulrich
Charlotte Jasner
Harriett Goos
Betty Kalina
Maymie Schwenneker
Alice Vintiuska
Adeline Vinduska
Edith Senf
Joan Moore
Frank Nelson
George Mark
Robert Vallery
Dale Bowman
Richard Yelick
Wayne Falk
John Ciloidt
Mary Jane Mark
Mark
Hich
United States
Miss Petersen
Gregg Artists
Hazel Payton
Rhea Edgreton
Katherine Greighans
Shirley Selver
Mary Alice Shiffer
Frances McCart
Marion Olson
Betty Voboril
Mary Katherine Wiles
Irene Anthes
Shirley Seiver
Mary Catherine Wiles
Cathryn Anthes
Genevieve Bloom
Walnitta Johnson
Elva Johnson
Mary Ann Highfield
Delia Solomon
Evelyn Meisinger
Alice Hirz
Lova Sell
William Carey
Dale Long
John Gaver
Joseph Kvapil
Elinor Minor
Sara Toman
Virgil Urish
Margaret Ann Vallery
Harriet Goos
Eloise Jones
Jane Rebal
Jack Forbes
Jeanette Hirz
George Hobscheldt
Virginia Kaffenberger
Elva Olson
Rose Mary Stander
Mayene Sylvester
Co. A. T
Doris Leesley
Lauretta Coffelt
Jacquelyn Grassman
Mary Ellen Kaufmann
Mildred Knoflicek
Harley Minniear
Laura Mrasek
Betty McCarty
Robert Patton
Hazel
Closing of the School Year at Parochial School
St John s parochial school held closing exercises at the Knights of Columbus hall with students from primary to eighth grade participating in plays and a three act drama. Valedictory by Betty Jo Libershal praised teachers and parents. Father McFadden urged continued religious study and remarked on church school roles and separation of church and state. Awards were distributed by Monsignor Agius to many students with prizes for general excellence penmanship catechism and perfect attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Parochial School
Knights of Columbus
Albin Chovanec
Harry Shiffer
Betty Joe Libershal
Richard Case
Betty Jo Libershal
Ursuline Sisterhood
Pather
E. C. McFadden
Syracuse
School of Life
Father McFadden
Renee Brown
Rita Berlett
Ablin Chovanec
George Downs
Edwin Hibter
Helen Heigl
Francis Kvanis
Elizabeth Joan Libershal
Mary E. Messersmith
Clara Pittman
Alice Rea
Leonard Sikora
Monsignor Agius
St. John’s Parent-Teachers Association
Catholic Daughters of America
The
Sthgerade Aos
Edwin Hiber
Francis Kvapil
Mary Messersmith
Lara Pittman
Marty Shiffer
A. N. Palmer Co
Helen Heizel
Elizabeth John Libetshal
Mary Helen Zimmerer
Erades
Joan Gradoville
James Brown
Terrance Bennett
Edward Gradoville
George Altschaffl
Robert Gaines
Mary Irene Libershal
Elizabeth Pittman
Gertrude Pittman
Frank Molak
St. John's School
St. John’s
Holy Rosary Parish
Evan Smith
William Reddie
Molak
Funeral of Mrs Adams Held at First Presbyterian
The funeral for Mrs. William T. Adams was at the First Presbyterian Church with Dr H G McChuisky officiating. The Eastern Star quartet and Mr Cook performed pieces, and interment followed at Horning cemetery beside her husband. Pallbearers included E H Spangler Roy O Cole Walter Propst John E Turner and George R Sayles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Adams
First Presbyterian Church
H. G. McChuisky
Eastern Star
Russell Reeder
John E. Schutz
Raymond C. Cook
R. W. Knorr
Mr. Cook
New World Symphony
Dvorak
Horning
E. H. Spangler
Roy O. Cole
Walter Propst
John E. Turner
George R. Sayles
DIES AT MASONIC HOME Maria Biggs dies at 72 in Omaha residence
Mrs. Alice M. Biggs died Wednesday night at the Nebraska Masonic Home where she resided since February 11 1937. Born May 14 1865 in Springfield Illinois she lived in Omaha with her husband Albert Biggs. Body sent to Omaha for funeral at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Bisrs
Nebraska Masonic Home
Mizpah Lodge No. 302
Omaha
Duxbury Family Home After 6000-Mile Outing Across States
Judge and Mrs. A H Duxbury and children Dorothea Mae and Richard finished a 6000 mile auto trip through twenty states, highlighted by attendance at the American Red Cross convention in Washington. The journey included stops in Hannibal Salem Bardstown Lexington Winchester Luray Annapolis Harrisburg and Quebec among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
Dorothea Mae
Richard
The
American Red Cross
Washington
Mark Twain
Salem
Ilinois
William Jennings Bryan
Kentucky
Hodgeville
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Louis- Ville
Bardstown
Stephen Collins Foster
Old Kentucky
St. Joseph Cathedral
South
Virginia
Lexington
Stonewall Jackson
Robert E
George W. Norris
Judge Duxbury
Millard Tyrdings
Maryland
CCC
Annapolis
U. S. Naval Academy
James Robertson
Plymouth Rock
Duxbury
Mass
Quebec
France
Callander
Ontario
Dionne Quintuplets
United States
Canada
Detroit
Missouri River
Ad Club Debates Occupation Tax and Budget Safeguards
The Ad Club discussed the occupation tax with City Clerk A Olson explaining uncollected funds and their use. It recommended keeping funds in the business fund and not transferring to other accounts, while other agenda items were referred to committees and event proceeds were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Olson
Roy Knorr
Sylvester Brothers
Waldimar Seenniehsen
Korn Klub
Soldiers Cause Disturbance At Fort Crook Tavern
Soldiers from Fort Crook clash with Officer Jarvis Lancaster in an all night tavern incident. A punch is thrown, a skirmish follows, and the group is jailed then handed over to Fort Crook authorities for punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Crook
Jarvis Lancaster
Officer Lancaster
Lancaster
Funeral for George P. Meisinger at St. Pauls Church
Funeral services for the late George P. Meisinger were held Friday at St. Pauls Evangelical Church where he had long been a member. A large gathering of friends attended, with Rev. G A Pahl delivering a sermon from St. Johns Sixteenth chapter and the choir singing Asleep in Jesus and Nearer My God to Thee. Interment followed at Glendale cemetery near Cedar Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Meisinger
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Jesus
Glendale Cemetery
Cedar Creek
Plattsmouth High School Honors Students At Final Convocation
The final convocation awarded athletic, commercial, and music honors to Plattsmouth High School students. Football, basketball, and track letters were earned by seniors Max Seitz Wayne Falk and sophomore Warren Reed among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth High School
Max Seitz
Wayne Falk
Warren Reed
Bill Carey
Roy Wonoster
Joy Miller
Jack Forbes
Ronald Rebal
Clark Finney
Earl Taylor
Alvin Johnson
Ben McCarty
Robert Vallery
William Armstrong
Dale Bowman
Richard Hart
Frank Nelson
Elmer Newton
John Gayer
Raymond Wooster
Don McCarroll
Robert Hayes
Allan White
White
Flora Belle Meade
Gavin Farmer
Clara Toman
Dick Haul
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H. S
G. W. Rosenlof
University of Nebraska
Sity
Nebraska
Rosenlof
Free School
GW. Rosenlofe
Monsiegner Agius, DD
JCD
St. John's Church
Mrs. Adams
Masonic
Red Cross Convention
East
Ad Club
J. P. Meisinger