– St. Rose and St. Joseph Czech – Assumption and St. Adalbert's Polish – St. Stanislaus, Immaculate Conception Church and St. Francis of Assisi Lithuanian – St. Anthony's Italian – St. Francis Cabrini and St. Ann's Croatian – Sts. Peter and Paul Hispanic – Our Lady of Guadalupe Orthodox churches: Greeks – St. John's Greek Orthodox Serbian – St. Nicholas Romanian – Holy Cross In the late 19th century, a Jewish synagogue was established in South Omaha. Periodicals In addition to the churches, in the early part of the 20th century, the Lithuanian community published a newspaper, known as the Bell of the West. Landmarks in South Omaha Notable people Dale Carnegie, the future motivational speaker and writer, had his first job out of college here, working for Armour & Company as their South Omaha sales representative. Johnny Goodman, golfer, winner of U.S. Amateur and U.S. Open; born in South Omaha See also South Omaha (category) Greek Town riot References External links History of South Omaha on NEGenWeb Neighborhoods in Omaha, Nebraska 1880s establishments in Nebraska 1915 disestablishments in Nebraska