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LINCOLN STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1934 TWO DORCHESTER ALB MEET R. M. Moehn It Named FCA Director Seventh Annual Roundup Is Comprising the district He was known as the Hogan candidate. Forbes Morgan, assistant governor ef the FCA, and Albert Goss, land bank commissioner, were in Omaha Tuesday conferring with local officials. Morgan is regarded as the political guide of the FCA Survivors are her husband; four sons, Casper of Kearney; Alfred, Elvin and Orin of Lincoln; two daughters, Muriel of Beatrice, and Lucille living at home; two sons by a former marriage, Charles Boater of Hastings and Henry Bosier of Lushton.

HOGIN'S PUCE IS SECURE Lawraee Wllllanu. BahrMara. Halan Wittanbanfer, Carletocu Am Arm j. Claranc Bodlka. OUaad.

Paul Drokrrlnn, Paykln. Edwin Cramer, Cortland. Iaabal Coo, Brunlnf. Rudolph Dwkar, Byron. Hartn Kelpo, Stover, Tana Quadhamar, Hlldrath.

PaiUna Stark, Hlldreth. Paul Wenake, Olenvll. AlrlB SJUinfar, Btocktoa, Kaa. DeHimiit Maale. -Margaret CreawalU Hubball.

junior diploma L. plan Attended by 200. DORCHESTER, Neb. The sev enth annual Dorchester Hirb School Alumni association "roundup" waa held here. Two hundred APPROVE PWA BIDS.

former graduates and friends were present for the class initiation. FAILS TO GET BACK SALARY held at the high school, and banquet which followed. Mrs. Laura Freitag, third vice president; Eileen Feekin, secretary, and Ralph August, treasurer. A stage show followed the banquet NEBRASKA NEWS.

Ernest Diefenderfer Dies. WOOD RIVER, Neb. Ernest Diefenderfer, 66, died at his home after a long illness. He had lived here virtually all his life. Surviving beside his wife are three sons, John of York, Homer of Grand Island, and Carol of Wood River; a brother, Martin, of Upland, and a sister, Mrs.

Sylvia Marshall of Toledo, O. Funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian church at 2 p. m. Interment will be here. Is Pneumonia Victim.

LUSHTON, Neu Mrs, Fred Snider, 69, died at her home here from pneumonia. Born In New York state, snider was married to Mr. Snider thirty-two years ago and has resided here since then. RITES FORJRS. THALER Old Resident to Be Buried Thursday.

Funeral services for Mrs. Pamela Thaler, resident of Nebraska for seventy-eight years who died Monday night in her 97th year, will be held at Trovers at 2 p. m. Thursday, Rev. H.

Walcott and Rev. W. D. Bancroft officiating. Burial in Palmyra.

Pall bearers will be W. McGerr. Egbert Grainger, H. C. McKee, R.

L. Reed, Howard Hallowell and Springman. DIVIDENDS UNCLAIMED. MADISON, Neb. (UP).

More than $17,000 in dividend checks for depositors of the suspended First National bank here have remained unclaimed. The smallest unclaimed check amounts to 19 1 cents and the largest totals $4,500. Merna Dainton was toast mis tress and introduced Prof. O. J.

Ferguson of the University of Ne braska; L. C. Oberlies, Lincoln: Aided by Election of Moehn as FCA Director. OMAHA. (UP).

Election of R. M. Moehn of Carroll, as director-at-large for the Omaha branch of the farm credit administration means that Dennis P. Ho-gan's place as president of the federal land bank is secure, it was learned In political circles here. Moehn succeeds Hog an as director, he having resigned that post to conform with FCA regulations.

Moehn was elected by votes of stockholders in the four states Lawrence Fruede, Mrs. Hazel Righter, Lincoln; Charles H. HEBRON GIVES34 DIPLOMAS Rudolph Decker, Boma Bates Eeceive Honors. Thirty-four graduates received diplomat at commencement exercise addressed by Rev. Walter Nietske, of Chicago, at Hebron college and academy.

Helen- Wit-tenberger, Carteton, Neb, gave the valedictory address. Diplomas were presented by President Walter H. Hellman, who also awarded the special honors. Rudolph Decker, Byron, Neb, salutatorlan, received the scholarship to the high school student with the best record. This entitles him to apply the scholarship at Hebron college.

Decker also received a citizenship medal from the National Honor society and an achievement award from Hebron Kiwanis club. Raoma Bates, of Carteton, was awarded the citizenship medal, and Kiwanis award for the college division. Wayne T. Maher of Desh-ler, was recognized by the Kiwanis award for the leading all around man in the college, while Freida Schneider, Wakeeney, received the award for the outstanding girl in the high school department CattefC. Oaoria Alaxaadar, DMhltr.

Ra vni BUa, Carlaum OMAHA, Low bids on PWA projects at' Arcadia and Minden were approved by State PWA engineer Latenser. Oscar Almquist of Central City, with a bid of waa low on genera construction of a new school house for District 21. The project carries a government grant of $25,238. The Mcintosh and Seymour corporation, Auburn, N. with a bid of was low on installation of a Diesel engine and generator in the light plant at Minden.

The project carries an $8,000 government grant Meachem, Mrs. Agnes Panter, Miss Hazel Chapman, and W. R. Freldau New officers elected are Miss Dainton, president; Mrs. Panter, to vice president; F.

Merlon T. Moobery, second vice president; Bat Laborer Suing at Omaha May File New Petition. OMAHA. UP). Harold Henderson, a laborer employed by a coal company here, failed in his attempt to obtain a 'muncipal court Judgment for $358 against the company on the grounds that the amount was due him as back salary under the president's re-employment agreement.

Henderson claimed that he was entitled to a $14 a week minimum wage under the NRA, and asked compensation for weeks when his pay was less, and for overtime. Judge Neble advised that Henderson revise his schedule of hours worked to conform with facts brought out at the hearing, and bring his case into court on a new petition. J. TE POEL ARBITER. Ft.

M. MOEHN. Moehn, Carroll, banker and secretary of the Carroll National Farm Loan association, has been named difector-at-large of the farm credit administration for the eighth district by Gov. William Fern Brown, Habron. Myers.

OMAHA. UP). Announcement of the appointment of L. J. TePoel, dean of Creighton university law school and former city attorney, as chairman of the board of three to HAS AVERAGE OF 99.

HOLSTEIN, Neb. What is believed to be one of the highest av arbitrate the Omaha street car Raehal Colamaa, Carlatoo. Dwlght Cclion, Hebron. Rubra DlnM. Wikmir, Kaa.

Richard Banning, Fatrburjr. Iran Ellannatar, Olcnvll. Elala Ifoataon, Hebron. Dalma Johnron, Morrta, Minn. Wayne Mahar, Paahlcr.

Bill Millar, Carltton. Alrtna Nowka, Glenvll. Carl Payaan, Habron. Arnold Rotitner, McDonal, Ku. Thao.

Schailnakt, Altzandar, Kaa. Rudolph Schmidt. Daahlar. Paul Schoanrock, Gladatona, Ludwlg Scholl, Ellis. Kaa.

Raymond Btuthalt, Johnaoo. Karl Voodarhaar, Habroa. controversy, was made late Tuesday. The other members of the erages In the state was received by Roberta Dickerson, IS year old eighth grade pupil of Holsteln. Her board are Sam W.

Reynolds, rep average was 99 9-U percent, hav tag had thirteen grades of 100 per cent In examinations. resenting the street railway com' pony, and O. M. Olsen, represent tag the union men. Cloted AU Day Memorial Day Closed All Day Memorial Day 9 To II A.

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