Cass County Bankers Meet at Murdock
Cass County bankers and their employees gathered in Murdock for a two session day including an afternoon program at the M W A hall and a grand evening banquet at the new school building. Speakers from Omaha and Greenwood addressed topics on laws and banking conditions while the Royal Neighbors hosted the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Bankers Association
Murdock
Louis Neitzel
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Thomas Murtey
Victor B. Smith
United States National Bank of Omaha
Brokow
State University Agricultural College
D. C. West
Bank of Nehawka
County Clearing House
Murdock Indies
Sundine
America
H. A. Guthman
Bank of Murdock
W. B. Henning
Bank of Union
al GD
Phil L. Hall
First National Bank of Greenwood
H. K. Frantz
Bank of Eagle
Murray
Plattsmouth
Return from hospital marks improvement for Mr. Wash A. Young
Wash A. Young returned home from St. Joseph hospital in Omaha after weeks of treatment. He says he is greatly improved and received the best care, expecting to return to his former health soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Young
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Mr. Young
Real Summer Day Warms Town With 92 Degree Heat
The afternoon temperature reached 92 degrees marking the hottest day of the year so far. A much needed rain shower fell at 1 a.m. helping gardens and crops after a dry spell that hindered planting and growth. A soaking Nebraska rain is hoped to sustain growing crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Burlington Garden Visit City This Morning
Representatives from Burlington railroad head offices in Chicago and West Burlington shop foremen visited Plattsmouth to discuss standardizing repair work on refrigerator and freight cars. Officials from both locations reviewed the local shop system noted for its high craftsmanship and earlier inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurkdass
Burlington Railroad
Chicago
West Burington
Iowa
Plattsmouth
William Baird
Robert Hayes
West Burlington
Constable Arrests 17-Year-Old for Whiskey Sale
Constable John Brittain arrested Paul Poisull, 17, on charges of possession and selling intoxicants after a quart of whiskey was allegedly sold. Poisull appeared before Justice William Weber, fined $200 total on two counts, and was turned over to Sheriff E P Stewart for disposition. County Attorney W G Rieck hopes the youth may be placed in a program or institution to finish schooling and be trained for legitimate citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John €. Brittain
Paul Poisull
W. G. Rieck
William Weber
E. P. Stewart
Report of the Happy Hundred Suppers Committee 1924-25
The committee reports receipts of 861.71 with 24.66 on hand as of April 9 1925. Balances and expenses include sale of plates 616 and payments to Ladies of the Methodist and Presbyterian churches, speakers, janitors, and hotel costs. Signed by H Wescott Minor and Guy Morgan.
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Enne
Ladies of Methodist Church
Ladies of the Presbyterian
Beauceant Presented To Grand Commandery In Nebraska Session
At the Grand Commandery session of the Knights Templar in Omaha the traveling Beauceant was returned to the Nebraska Grand Commandery by Mt. Zion of Plattsmouth after visiting all 29 commanderies. Judge James T. Besley addressed the ceremony as the Beauceant was presented by Charles H. Green of Fremont, with many Plattsmouth Knights Templar in attendance. A Friday auto tour and installations are planned, with a dinner to close the conclave and a Knight of Malta ceremony for Mount Calvary commandery No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
Nebraska
Masonic Temple
Omaha
Mt. Zion
Plattsmouth
Templars
Nebraska City
Supreme Organization of the State
James T. Besley
Charles H. Green
Fremont
Samuel P. Davidson
Tecumseh
Carrol Dpd. Evans
Columbus
Noeh M. Ryan
Beatrice
George Willetts
McCook
Edward C. Jackson
Blair
Arthur C. Stem
Chadron
Jesse I Whitmore
Valley
R S T Club Meeting At Pauline Bajek Home
The RX S T club gathered Friday evening at Miss Pauline Bajek’s home on High School Hill with strong attendance. In a challenging entertaining contest, Miss Martha Valley won the prize. Refreshments concluded the event for all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Bajeck
Seniors Sneak Day Trip To Fremont And Omaha
Seniors from the high school spent the day in Fremont visiting points of interest before driving to Omaha for a theatre visit. The event capped weeks of planning as part of the closing days activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Dodge County
Omaha
New Grandson Arrives for Egenberger Family
Mr and Mrs L B Egenberger welcome a fine son born to Mr and Mrs Henry A Egenberger in Omaha this week The mother and baby are healthy Louis Bernard Egenberger is visiting his grandparents adding happiness to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Egenberger
Henry A. Egenberger
Omaha
Louis Bernard Egenberger
Pleasant Party Hosts Delightful Bridge Evening
Last night Miss Janet Bajeck and Miss Mairie Loyd hosted a bridge party at West Main street. Aliss Gladys Lash won first prize and Miss Jeanette Weber took second for their play, with refreshments served later. Attendees included Mildred Schiater Dorothea Pond Frances Fields Kermit Wiles Irene Parti Clara Treety Helen Erenger Alice Waters Esther Heafey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Bajeck
West Main Street
Miss Bajeck
Mairie Loyd
Aliss Gladys Lash
Jeanette Weber
Mildred Schiater
Dorothea Pond
Frances Fields
Kermit Wiles
Irene Parti
Clara Treety
Helen Erenberger
Alice Waters
Gladys Lash
Esther Heafey
Plattsmouth 84 is Honored by Grand Commandery
At Omaha, Knights Templar of Nebraska elected officers. James M. Robertson of Plattsmouth was named deputy grand commander, a high state honor and marking him as a leading member of the local Masonic bodies. Other officers named include Dr. Herbert A. Senter as grand commander and George J. Sprecher Lewis E. Smith Wilbur W. Day Henry E. Culbertson George H. Thrum mell and Francis E. White in senior roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harles Hah. Green
Erand
Fremont
Herbert A. Senter
Omaha
James M. Robertson
Grand Generssissimo
Plattsmouth
George T. Sprecher
Lincoln
Lewis E. Smith
Crand
Wilbur W. Day
Ralph M. Fagan
St. Paul
George H. Thummel
Francis E. White
Grand Recorder
Henry E. Cuatbertson
Grand Standard Herrer
McCook
Francis A. Mitchell
Hastings
Salmon H. Burrows
Kearney
J. Narvey Mettlin
Guard
Bloomfield
Wyman
Clapp
Caius
Knights Templar of
Nebraska
Robertson
Mevonic
Great Order
Roberson
RA. M
Knights Templar
Order
Yret
Frand Hich Ariest
Royal Arch Masons of
Supreme Councils
George JT. Sprecher
Landscaping Around The Masonic Home Transforms Grounds
The Masonic Home undergoes active landscaping with hedges along driveways and a variety of shrubs and flowering plants. Grass seeding on recently worked soil promises a lush lawn to frame the infirmary and surrounding buildings, enhancing the overall beauty of the grounds.
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Masonic Home
Will Attend Officers Camp At Topeka Kansas
Attorney Joseph A Capwell of the officers reserve corps will leave to attend the 241st Infantry training camp in Topeka Kansas beginning May 3. He served two years in World War I and currently holds a first lieutenant commission in the infantry reserve. Reserve officers must attend camps annually to stay updated on warfare methods.
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Joseph A. Capwell
Officers Reserve Corps
U. S. Army
241St Infantry
National Army
Topeka
Kansas
Capwell
United States
Bates Book and Gift Shop Promotes School Supplies
The Bates Book and Gift Shop advertises a large selection of school supplies with a prominent price line highlighting value for shoppers.
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Bates Book and Gift Shop
Knights Templar to Hold 1926 Conclave in Plattsmouth
Omaha grand commandery votes to stage the 1926 Knights Templar conclave in Plattsmouth Nebraska. The event will bring leading Nebraskans and many Masons to the city for several days boosting plans for a grand reception and the use of the new Legion auditorium.
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Aonor
Prom
Knights Tempilar
Omaha
Piattamouth
Im 2
Nebraska
Legion
Eagles prepare for Plattsmouth summer concert series
The Eagles band under E. H. Schuther rehearses weekly for a summer concert season in Plattsmouth. City officials, the chamber of commerce, and Ad elab backed an entertainment program to attract residents and visitors from Omaha and Lincoln. Directors report strong interest from outside groups seeking concert dates.
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Eagles
E. H. Schuther
Pluinsmouth
Chamber of Commerce
Adelab
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Omaha
Lincoln
Schulhof
Christian Aid Society Meeting at Mrs McElwain’s Home
The First Christian church ladies gathered yesterday at Mrs. S. E. McElwain’s North 7th street home. Members held a business session, then enjoyed a social hour and luncheon hosted by Mrs. McElwain with assistance from Mrs. Bilmer Thackery, Mrs. Margaret Roper, and Mrs. Frank Cheval.
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Thuredar
Frank Cheval
Sophomore Class Hosts Spring Picnic by Missouri River Bridge
Sophomore students from the high school group organized a picnic on a warm spring day. They traveled by car and on foot to the Missouri river bridge area for games and sports before returning to the city near curfew. They were well supplied with food for the outing.
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Thuredas
Presbyterian Sunday School Hosts Young Men's Bible Class
The Presbyterian church parlor was alive with 60 attendees as the Young Men's Bible Class hosted the Sunday school ladies led by Miss Jara Wergricc and Miss Pearl Staats. Music filled the evening with an informal program and a fine luncheon prepared by the hosting ladies after losing a prior wager.
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Daitr
Presbyterian Sunday School
Jara Wergricc
Mise Pearl Staats
Presbyterian Church
County to Strictly Enforce School Attendance
Prom Friday's Daily reports county authorities cracking down on truancy. The truancy officer and Constable Tom Svoboda have been rounding up absent students, citing neglectful parents and the need to keep youths in school to learn the three R's and prepare for life.
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Bors
Nore
New Boy Arrives at Hopkins Home
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hopkins south of the city welcomed a fine little son this week. Both mother and child are doing nicely, bringing happiness to the family and proud father.
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Grover Hopkins
Journal Want Ad Column Seeks Buyers and Sellers
Classified notice invites readers to place want ads in the Journal to sell items or purchase goods. It promotes the ad service and outlines how readers can reach the classification desk for listings and inquiries.
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Journal
Estimable Dunbar Family to Leave City for Pacific Coast
Friends regret to learn that Mr and Mrs Frank H Dunbar and family will move to the Pacific coast in a few weeks. They have long operated the Hotel Reilly and a billiard parlor, which was recently sold. Mrs Dunbar is active in Red Cross work and St Mary Guild at St Luke’s church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Dunbar
Pacific
Danbar
Dunbar
Mr. Dunbar
Reilly
Yvears
Charles Peterson
William Kreeger
Lfe
Red Crows
Fehe
Truffles Ripen Prompting Local Foragers Appetite
Epicureans in the area have begun gathering wild truffles despite slow growth from dry spells. Hunters like Bob Walling and Clyde Jackson search woods east of the river for fungi, while several stores report strong demand for the delicacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Walling
Clyde Jackson
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Cass County Bankers
Cass County
New School
Burlington Garden
GITY
Burlington
Cenfer
A H. Wescott
Oo. Minor
Guy Morgan
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Beauceant
R. S. T. Club
Plattsmoute 84
Grand Conmendery
Mason
Christian Aid Society
Frank H. Buanbar
Platsmorth
West 19
Homie
Platismouth
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