Local Farmer Captures Corn Thief at Farm
Cito Petereit, a west city farmer, detained a colored man during an attempted corn theft at his crib. The suspect, Arthur Bently of Omaha, confessed at arraignment and received a 30 day county jail sentence plus costs. A car loaded with seven sacks of corn was found at the scene, with sacks containing chicken feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterell
Petereit
Plattsmouth
Arthur Bently
Seouth Sixteenth Street
Omaha
Mary Ella Bently
A. H. Duxbury
Sylvester
Notice to Public on Hog Slaughter Tax Compliance
Internal Revenue warns farmers and others that slaughtering hogs for market and selling products without paying the processing tax violates the Agricultural Adjustment Act. All producers must file returns and pay the tax, even if they slaughter their own hogs. Contact the Collector of Internal Revenue in Omaha for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Omaha
Nebraska
Residents hopeful after Nebraska corn crop reports
Mrs. L. M. McVey and Mrs. Frank Slagle returned home from visiting relatives near Coleridge. They say their NE region had a good corn crop this year and residents anticipate better conditions in the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. McVey
Nehawka
Frank Slagle
W. E. Rose
Coleridge
Nebraska
Ruth Esther McMaken Weds Robert DeLand in Tacoma
The marriage of Ruth Esther McMaken daughter of Mrs Minnie McBride of Tacoma to Robert DeLand of Tacoma is announced. DeLand is the son of Mrs William Wood of Tacoma. The bride, Lincoln High School Tacoma class of 1931, and groom will live at 7132 South Puget Sound Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMaken
Ruth Esther McMaken
Minnie McBride
Tacoma
Washington
Robert DeLand
Mr. DeLand
William Wood
Lincoln High School
DeLand
South
Puget Sound
L. H. Peterson
City
J. H. McMeken
Murray Resident Celebrates His 93rd Birthday
A. H. Graves of Murray observed his ninety third birthday with family at his home. Relatives from Plattsmouth, Peru, Omaha, Bellevue and Murray attended, sharing a noon lunch and a musical program by Sherd, Perry Graves and McGinnis Churchill. The couple marked sixty nine years of marriage last June with many wishes for more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Graves
Murray
Mr. Graves
Charles L. Graves
Plattsmouth
Sherd Graves
Rock Bluffs
J. D. Graves
Peru
Mary Burnett
Perry Graves
Ed Graves
George
Jessie
George Graves
Mabel
Andy Graves
Bellevue
Alvin Graves
Frank Vallery
Velma
Omaha
Endorsement of Public Library by A. L. Tidd
A former library board president urges support for the city public library. He notes the library ranks just after schools in educational value for youth and serves as adult continuing education. He fully supports the Woman's Club effort to benefit the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Board
Woman's Club
Camp Wheeler Campsite Aids Plattsmouth Scouts
State Civics Work Administration approves funds for 20 by 40 foot Scout Cabin at Wheeler farm six miles south of Plattsmouth on Rock Creek. Project includes labor, dock and flood protection, with 1990 unskilled and 250 skilled man hours totaling 946 dollars plus 575 dollars local contributions. Camp to be named Camp Nnecter in honor of William Wheeler, boosting local scouting with a near home campsite and new troop growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civics Work Administration
Lincoln
Plattsmouth
Civics
Walker
Scout
Wheeler Farm
Rock Creek
Robert Patterson
Wheeler
CWA
Rotary Club
Walker House
Cass County
Nnecter
William TD. Wheeler
Oakwood
Sherri
Cees County
Plattsmeuth
Americann Legion
Miny
Ilcal
Slayman Market Expands with Shelving and Cold Section
The Slayman vegetable and fruit market has completed installing a new shelving system and a large refrigerated section to aid in stock handling and preservation of fresh vegetables and other produce. The addition greatly enhances the store's facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slayman Vegetable and Fruit Market
Cass County Secures Many CWA Projects
The Civil Works Administration in Lincoln approved federal funds for numerous Cass County projects totaling about 31 060. Key items include continued work on the state park at Louisville with about 8 000, Piatismonti projects 2 549 plus 8 685 from the first setting, Boy Scout Camp Wheeler at Rock Creek, and improvements to Wintersteen hill public edhsor and sewer repairs. Additional projects cover Murray School, Nehawka cemetery, South Bend cemetery, Union Street repairs, Plattsmouth cemetery, Murdock improvements, Alvo ditch construction, Wabash cemetery, Himewood park, and Weeping Water cemetery improvements. Start date is immediate to relieve unemployment across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Works Administration
Lincoln
Cass County
State Parks Commission
Loulavile
Wheeler
Wheeler Firm
Rock Creek
Wintersteen Hill
Murray
Nehewka
South Bend
Union
Plattsmouth
Murdock
Alvo
Wabash
Himwood
Weeping Watcer
Tag Day for Library Support Highlighted
A local library with the largest per capita circulation in the state seeks outside aid to sustain services. The Women’s club Tag Day committee will use contributions to augment the regular income and extend library offerings to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Visiting Home Folks Before Europe Fellowship Award
Ted Hadraba, soon bound for Europe to enter the University of Prague on a nine month fellowship, is home with his father Joseph F Hadraba and his siblings. He departs Thursday for New York to sail to Bohemia and begin his studies, a signal honor that pleases many friends in Plattsmouth who will welcome his visit before his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Hadraba
Europe
University of Prague
Joseph F. Hadraba
Ted
New York
Great Bohemia University
Plattsmouth
City visit from Omaha relatives brightens autumn afternoon
Mr and Mrs Will Mathis and Mr and Mrs Paul Grassman with their children traveled from Omaha to visit relatives and friends in the city on a sunny autumn afternoon. The group enjoyed the pleasant weather and social time during their outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mathis
Paul Grassman
Laura Grassman
Joseph Manacek
Omaha
Set Class Has Trip to Omaha For Art Study
Tuesday afternoon the high school art class directed by Miss Lilian Garrett went to Omaha leaving at 2 30 pm. They visited the Joslyn Memorial and viewed Nebraska and Iowa artists works which inspired interest in Western art. The tour included the Union Pacific and Burlington passenger stations to inspect building design and finishings, offering practical ideas on Western artists and modern architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Clase
Lilian Gerrett
Omaha
Joslyn Memorial
Clase
Nebraska
Iowa
Union Pacific
Burlington
Plattsmouth Firm Makes Remarkable Sale Of Radios
Weyrich and Hadraba of Plattsmouth completed a notable sale of five Atwater Kent radios to Mr. Soumar the Czechoslovakian representative at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. Soumar sought an eleven-tube model without cabinets to receive broadcasts from diverse countries, and the Omaha distributor secured factory approval to waive policy, enabling shipment of the set for European use and future broadcasts alongside Byrd in Antarctica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyrich & Hadraba
ID. Soumar
Chicago
Soumar
Atwater Kent
Czechoslovakia
Atwater Kents
Theodore Hadraba
Omata
Playtsmouth
Europe
Mr. Soumar
Byrd
America
Westminster Guild Hosts Social Evening at Miss Henrichsen Home
The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church met at Miss Wilhelmina Henrichsen's home for the second monthly gathering. Marjorie Lohnes led a brief devotional, delegates Helen Gilmour, Eleanor Olsen, and Helen Varga presented a conference playlet, and refreshments concluded a pleasant, sociable night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Wilhelmina Henrichsen
Marjorie Lohnes
Bellevue
Helen Gilmour
Eleanor Olsen
Helen Varga
Unier trio visit city for short stay and social visit
Bert Everett J B Roddy and Frank Finkle traveled from Unier to the city Tuesday afternoon for a brief visit and to enjoy time with friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Everett
J. B. Roddy
Frank Finkle
Unier
Navigation Congress Draws Delegates to Mississippi River Talks
The Mississippi Valley association met in St Louis with HL A Sehneider of the Philteneuth State Bank returning from the event. Arthur J Weaver former Nebraska governor urged river improvements. The group praised Fort Peck reservoir plans and favored river, water power and commerce stream control on major rivers. They supported private inland waterway operation but preferred government management for the Inland Waterways Corp until private carriers can take over. Officers were re elected: President Robert Jeham Randolph at large, Thomas P Cunalaghem of New Orleans treasurer, R S Hawes of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. A. Sehneider
Phlitteneuth State Bank
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley Association
Mississippi
Arthur J. Weaver
Nebraska
Fort Peck
Montana
Missouri
Arkansas
Ohio
Mississippsi Valley
Inland Waterway Services
Inland Waterways Corp
Robert Jeham Randolph
Chiesavier
Thomas PF. Cunalaghem
New Orleans
Cnd
Edward Hedrabe Celebrates Fifteenth Birthday Party
Edward Hedrabe hosted a birthday party last evening with about two dozen school friends in attendance. The event featured music, entertainment, and refreshments at 2 o clock, with the guest of honor receiving attractive gifts. Attendees included Lois Meade Jane Toetcker Laura Mrasek Prances Creidt Talia Fay Hendris Lilith Taylor Donald Warren Henry Guy McMeken Proud McCarty Charles Walden Joe Hendrix Arthur Warga Raymond Vorster Donald Cotner Frederick Fricke Carl Hula Francee Madroba Mary Ann Hadraba and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hedrabe En
Muetie
Bivitelay Ecke
Bivitelay Ecke and Ite Gierwing
Pleasant meeting of Secret Workers at Methodist church
The Secret Workers of the Methodist church met Tuesday at Mrs J W Crabitls home with Mrs Clement Woster as host. They discussed plans for a cookie bake and upcoming Church Night. Visitors Mrs Everett Steinen Mrs Myers and Mrs Tishus attended as new city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
J. W. Crabiil
Clement Woster
Indies
Everett Steinen
Myers
Tishus
Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cito Petereit
A. E. Graves
the Woman's Club
A. L. Tidd
Bard
Catholic Daughters of America
Eagles Hall
John Bergmann
Mary Holy
Ed W. McGuire
Richard Otterstein
L. S. Pucclik
Constance Rea
Helen Woolcott
Anna Zitka
Nebraska City
Mary Zimmerer
Emma Ramnold
Marie Worth
Agnes Leckner
Mary Leckner
Browning
William Woolcott
F. I. Rea
Anna Zitha
the Butterfly
Anna Merie Rea
Henry
Wilme Swatek
Edna Mae Peterson
Nebraska City Court
Zimmperer
Grand State Court
Frank Mullen
State Court
Hermie Svoboda
Edgar Creamer
Elizabeth Meisinger
Dorothy Svoboda
Pauline Nowacek
Mary and
Eleanor Swatek
Louisville Park
Navigation Congress
H. A. Schneider
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