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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1933

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Truck Lines Still the Prey of Hold-Up Parties

The Watson Brothers Transfer Co of Nebraska City faced repeated holdups on highway No 75 with two prior robberies netting 600 and 400 dollars. On Wednesday a Chevrolet driven by a woman and two armed men seized the truck near Oreapolis but found no cash and fled after attempting to disable the vehicle. Deputy Sheriff J E Lancaster followed the truck with Ellis Lacy who reported being tailed by an Essex as the pursuit continued toward Oreapolis and beyond.

Watson Brothers Transfer Co Nebraska City Ray Price Oreapolis Chevrolet Price Omaha Ellis Lacy J. E. Lancaster Mr. Lacey Altho

Railroads Launch Delivery System to Cut Drayage Costs

Burlington and Missouri Pacific railroads begin a new delivery system to reclaim short haul freight by contracting with trucking firms to move goods from shippers to consignee locations. In Nebraska, drayage will be handled locally by Mc Maken Transfer Co, starting November 1.

Burlington Missouri Pacific Nebraska McMaken Transfer Co

Married at court house in Omaha ceremony

The marriage of Miss Marguerite McTaggert and Oran E. Ferris, both of Omaha, occurred Wednesday at the county judge’s office in the court house. Judge Duxbury read the lines and the bridal party then returned to the metropolis.

Marguerite McTaggert Oran E. Ferris Omaha Court House Duxbury Metropolis

Rikli Family Visits City For Court House Business

Leo R. Rikli and his children from Murdock spent several hours Wednesday in the city handling business and visiting friends at the court house.

Leo R. Rikli Little Son Murdock

Bankers Meet in Weeping Water Discuss County Banking

A Case county bankers meeting took place at Hotel Resthaven in Weeping Water. Attendees from Plattsmouth included HW A Schneider and Frank A Cloidt, officers of the Plattsmouth State Bank, and T H Pollock and Rea F Patterson, officers of the Farmer's State Bank.

Case County Resthaven Weeping Water HW. A. Schneider Frank A. Cloidt Plattsmouth State Bank T. H. Pollock Rea F. Patterson Farmer's State Bank

Second Grade Halloween Circus Demonstrates Hands on Learning

The second grade at Central Building led by Miss Bernese Ault staged a Halloween circus showing animal wagons carved from beaver board and painted by students. The event involved reading about animals, art design, and a student written language lesson with a full classroom circus performance for first graders.

Bernese Ault Miss Ault Jean Goodchild Shirley Gorcham Tillie Melvin Swanda James Catherine Kaffenberger Ee Joann Traudt Dona Faye Mason Bonnie Jean Walters Storr Sear Delores Rose Ruth Ann Favors Bonnie Jean Wal

Catholic Daughters Install Officers In Omaha Meeting

The Catholic Daughters of America held an officer installation after a regular meeting. Veronica O Connor of Omaha state regent and national board member installed the officers with Rev. George Agius the chaplain delivering remarks. A planned food and clothing shower for Father Flanagan Boys Home followed.

Catholic Daughters of America Veronica O'Connor Omaha National Board of Directors George Agius

Journal Ads Reveal Unusual Values Across Listings

Advertisements in the journal highlight surprising prices and unique goods. Listings include rare antiques, collectibles, and discounted household items offered by various sellers seeking quick moves and public interest.

Nebraska Farm Storage Act Declared Workable by State Commission

Nebraska's farm storage act is workable, says the Nebraska state railroad commission. They rejected charges of red tape and excessive costs, noting a ready system to inspect bins and storage structures for federal corn loan programs. Fees include a $5 minimum and a additional half cent per bushel over 1000, with funds to be repaid to farmers if excess. The commission pledges liberal approval of storage facilities to secure loans.

Burke Omaha Manager Kuning Farm Rural Credit Corporation Commission Nebraska Iowa South Dakota Nebraska State Railway Commission

Auto Smashup Injures Local Highway Worker Near Elmwood

Lester Burrows, a city resident working on the highway near Elmwood, was involved in a Wednesday night collision on the north south road. A gas truck sideswiped his car causing major damage including the loss of a wheel and fender, forcing the owner to leave the truck at the scene until a wrecker arrives. Burrows was transported back to the city and will wait to have the car repaired before resuming road work.

Lester Burrows Elmwood Burrows

Nehawka Banker Walter Wunderlich on brief Omaha trip

Walter J. Wunderlich a Nehawka banker and agent for the farm loan association of that town was in the area for a short time today while traveling to Omaha to handle business matters.

Walter J. Wunderlich Nehawka Farm Loan Association Omaha

Armistice Day Speaker Invited to High School Program

Mr. Alex Geist, manager of the Lincoln Telephone company and American Legion commander, will be principal speaker at the Armistice day convocation. A World War veteran and Russian native, he is to address the high school Friday morning November 10.

Alex Geist Lincoln Telephone Company Louisville Cass County American Legion Geist Russia

Embattled Farmers Repel Road Picket Force at Plattsmouth Bridge

About 75 men from near Council Bluffs tried to block highway traffic to hinder truckers moving produce to markets at the Plattsmouth bridge over the Missouri. Mills county farmers formed a protective group, repelled the pickets on the Iowa side, and escorted them back to their origins after Deputy Sheriff Lancaster intervened on the Nebraska side.

Plattsmouth Missouri River Council Bluffs Iowa Mills County Nebraska Lancaster Nebrastka

Denver man visits old friends in city

Frank Schlater of Denver spent Thursday in the city to see longtime friends from his years of business and political activity here. He stayed with cousin E H Schulhof and called on many locals before returning to Louisville for the funeral of his brother in law William Ossenkop. He will be joined by Mrs. Ossenkop on the return trip to spend time with her sister, Mrs. Schlater.

Frank £&. Schlater Denver Schlater E. H. Schulhof Louisville William Ossenkop Ossenkop Mrs. Schlater

Truck and Trailer Overturn on Pearl Street

A Watson Brothers truck and trailer from Norfolk Packing Co. overturned on Pearl Street between Fourth and Fifth while loaded with canned goods. The trailer overbalanced, righted, then caused the cab to suffer damage though the trailer was unloaded.

Watson Brothers Pearl Street Fourth Fifth Streets Norfolk Packing Co

Dr Westover Named New Commander of Legion Post

At Hugh J. Kearns American Legion post meeting Dr. R. P. Westover was elected unanimous post commander for the coming year. Fred Herbster and June Marshall were chosen senior and junior vice commanders, with nine executive committee members also elected. Westover, a longtime physician and community leader, pledged full effort and called for broad member cooperation.

Hugh J. Kearns American Legion Legion Scout Albert Olson R. P. Westover Legion Fred Herbster Marshall Army Navy Eugene Vroman L. &. Devoe Fred Luegsch James Farnham Don Tin Duxbury Westover University of Nebraska Board of Education

Neumann Siblings Visit Journal From South Bend

John C. Neumann and his sister Miss Anna Neumann traveled from South Bend to attend to business and stopped by the Journal during their visit.

John C. Neumann Anna Neumann South Bend The Journal

Suspected prowler arrested after city sighting

A man seen prowling in the south part of the city was taken into custody by Officer Roy Stewart and Deputy Sheriff J E Lancaster. The individual identified as Leslie Allensworth of Glenwood was jailed to await his hearing this afternoon.

Roy Stewart J. E. Lancaster Hyuer Leslie Allensworth Glenwood

Barberry Eradication Campaign Underway in Cass County

A county task force near Plattsmouth begins eradicating Common Barberry shrubs to curb Black Stem Rust in grains. Eight workers, overseen by Floyd R. Schroeder and Ira Clark, survey Cass County for infestations as part of a federal state effort to put unemployed men to work.

Cass County Platsmouth State Re-employment Bureau Floyd R. Schroeder Ira Clark United States Department of Agriculture Plattsmouth

Talks on River Work at Chamber Luncheon

At a Thursday noon luncheon the Chamber of Commerce heard A. W. Farney discuss Missouri river improvement plans and the contractor's current projects. John Flynn, longtime South Omaha merchant and community leader, attended and spoke briefly.

The Chamber of Commerce Brown Cafe A. W. Farney A. W. Farney Co John Flynn South Omaha Flynn

Mrs. Collins Suffering Severe Appendicitis in Omaha

Mrs. Harry Collins formerly Miss Maxine Edwards of this city is at Lutheran hospital in Omaha with a very severe appendicitis. She underwent appendectomy but has not rallied as hoped. A blood transfusion was given Thursday to the patient.

Harry Collins Omaha Maxine Edwards Lutheran Hospital Collins

C C Camp Workers Leave Louisville for Red Cloud Winter Work

About 200 Civilian Conservation Corps youths departed Louisville this week for Red Cloud to continue winter work. The camp’s projects included 65 422 man hours over three days, road building, weed control, tree and shrub transplantation, and dyke revetment.

the Courier H. H. Mole Trew Lyman-Richey Sand and Gravel Company

Coal Theft Reported From Grand Prairie School

Deputy Sheriff J E Lancaster investigated a theft at the Grand Prairie school shed in Murdock. Three tons of coal were loaded by unknown parties in a truck and driven away before dawn. no trace of the culprits was found.

J. E. Lancaster Murdock Grand Prairie School Mother Hedvbard Secene of Action

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Watson Bros Merle Shryock Jo- Jo Congressman Burke Nebraska Agricultural College Washington Dr. Westover Legion Post C. C Red Cloud Conseration Corps
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