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Fire Damages Garage at H. C. Nispel HomeFire starting In the roof of the garage on the property of H. C. Nispel Wednesday afternoon burned a hole in the roof and caused some damage. The fire was put out before the arrival of the firemen toy Mr. Nispel with the aid of his neighbors. A stream of water from a garden hose and several fire extinguishers did the work.The firemen responded promptly, but doe to the fact that there are no hydrants on that street north of Main street, they were unable to put any water on the fire, without going back a block or two to a fire hydrant.It was a lucky thing that the fire was brought under control promptly as a brisk wind was blowing from the south and great damage could have resulted from the blaze. The origin of the fire is unknown.Clast of Thirteen isConfirmed at SL Paul’sA class of thirteen boys and girls was confirmed at the St. Paul’s Lutheran church last Sunday with appropriate exercises by the pastor, Rev. W. Bauman. The following are the names of those who were confirmed:Donald Weishahn, Raymond Nispel, Leonard Krueger, Delmar Nispel, Quentin Weichel, Raymond Zimmerman, Herman Freese, Pauline Freese, Luella Koenig, Fern Meyer, Luella Overbeck, Frieda Milius and Viola Hueake.Plymouth Rocks Phy Highlanders Next SundayThe Plymouth Rocks will play ihe fast Highlanders team at the highlanders’ park next Sunday.Elmer Essman will pilot the hocks in the absence of E. W. rewes.The Rocks hope for a victory to ‘etin topmost position in the Holden Rod league as next Sunday rill firsri the teams playing the ast games of the first half of the season./an Bersche PitchesAgainst Have of DavidW. F. Bersche has received word hat his son. Van Bersche, who. b on the Norfolk state league team dtchlng staff, pitched a game for Leamey last Sunday against theHouse of David. The game wai won by the latter team on errors by the Kearneyitea Bersche held the bewhlskered ball players down to 5 hits, all scattered, while Kearney got 9 hits off the House of David pitcher. The home folks here are glad to learn that Bersche is making good.Saturday was the silver wedding anniversaryMr. and Mra J. RKing and they celebrated by taking care of their restaurant as usual and waiting on their customers. Mr. King stated that they were just too busy Saturday to take any time off for a celebration.Miss Margaret Weblemoe Is visit ing at the B. M. Hanson home.SUMMER VELVETBy CllJUMB NICHOLASNow that everyone haa found out that there is nothing la the way of a costume more effective and flattering than a pretty summery frock worn with a summery colorful, velvet wrap, designers are giving special attention to creating perfectly stunning coats made of velvet, which of course is night as a feather” or as dainty and delicate as chiffon, for velvets are just like that nowadays. The model la the picture is fashioned of smoke-gray velvet Moot of the velvet wraps Indulge is huge bows as does this one, which them ell the more attractive and youthful looking. The table far on the sleevee are mounted on chiffon colored to the velvet
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The Plymouth News
Plymouth, Nebraska, US
Thu, Jun 08, 1933
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