Robertson Family Returns from the South
William A. Robertson grand master of Nebraska Masons and family return from a two week trip through fourteen states to attend the Knights Templar grand conclave in Miami. He notes southern prosperity, public works, growing industry including creameries and mills, and hospitality. They visited New Orleans Baton Rouge and Baton Rouge’s capitol modeled after Nebraska's building.
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William A. Robertson
Nebraska Masons
Gulf Coast
Robertson
South
Jersey
New South
Miami
Templars
Florida City
New Orleans
General Jackson
Baton Rouge
Nebraska
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
New York Visitors Stay With Local Families
Mrs. E M Redden and children Norma Jean Wayne and Buddie arrived from New York City to stay with Cass Sylvester Edward Gabelman and John Jordan. They are sisters to the ladies and plan to visit Guide Rock with Mrs Redden's mother. Mr Redden will join later.
Family Trip Heads to Minnesota Lake Country
Early today Mr. and Mrs. John W. Crabill and Mr. and Mrs. Clement Wester with Clementine departed for a northern Minnesota lake vacation. They will join Mr. and Mrs. Isaac King of Superior at their camp, with the W. G. Brooks family from Burlington also joining the lakeside outing at Cletherall.
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John W. Crabill
Clement Wester
Clementine
Minnesota
Isaac King
Superior
W. G. Brooks
Burlington
Iowa
Lakes
Cletherall
Minn
Closing Days of the C M T C Camp at Ft Crook
The Citizens Military Training camp near Fort Crook ends Friday after a month of strenuous drill for about 600 young men and boys from Iowa Nebraska and beyond. Plattsmouth sent Ronald Rebal John Cloidt Jr and Lowell Reeves two in their second year with Rebal and Cloidt corporals of squads. Reeves a first year member remained a private as the camp winds down with honors awarded and equipment turned in Saturday before cadets return home.
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Citizens Military Training Camp
Fort Crook
Iowa
Nebraska
Seventh Corps
Plattsmouth
Ronald Rebal
John Cloidt
Lowell Reeves
Rebal
Cloidt
Revoked Beer License for Weeping Water Establishment
The state liquor commission revoked the beer license of E. A. Fisher of Weeping Water after a hearing finding violations of the liquor law. State agents testified to beer sales on Sundays July 18 and earlier, with Mayor O. C. Hinds present but not testifying. The license cancellation takes effect next Saturday at midnight.
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State Liquor Commission
E. A. Fisher
O. C. Hinds
Hinds
Fisher
McEachen
Card of Thanks from Campbell families
We thank friends and neighbors for help deeds, kindness, sympathy, flowers, and those who helped with the services. George Campbell and family, Dave Campbell and family, Charles Campbell and family, Sara Ray and family, Frances Schafer and family.
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George Campbell
Dave Campbell
Charles Campbell
Sara Ray
Frances Schafer
Water Pageant Draws 3000 to Merritt's Beach Festival
Plattsmouth’s Cass and Otoe county crowds join Lincoln and Omaha visitors for a two hour pageant at Merritt's Beach. D. H. Merritt’s pool offers free gate as Mrs. R E Norris oversees life saving efforts and Red Cross displays.
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Plattsmouth
Pete Gradeville
Merritt's Beach
Cass County
Otoe County
Lincoln
Omaha
D. HL. Merritt
A. H. Duxbury
Home Service
R. E. Norris
Norris
Fort George
Ofe Ol Co
City Council Debates Parking Bids and Budget Work
City council meetings with all members present on Monday July 26 discussed a petition to reserve three west side Sixth street parking spots at Hotel Plattsmouth. The request was denied 6 to 4 amid fears of future parking demands while approving bills and a city budget ordinance No. 727 on first reading.
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Sixth Street
Plattsmouth
Council
D. L. Ramel
Frank Cheval
George Taylor
John Kubicka
Roy Taylor and Sons
John Boetel
Charles Vallery
J. K H. McMaaken
Libershal
C. L. Graves
Storm Floods City as Heavy Rain Drenches Region
A severe summer storm drenched the farming area and city streets with up to two inches of rain in an hour and four inches in some rural sections. Flooding swamped Chicago avenue and Washington Avenue while sewers struggled to cope. Lightning caused minor tree damage and the Gibbs carnival tents were torn by wind. Citizens waded through water as blocked sewers, parked cars, and rising creeks overflowed low-lying fields.
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Chicago Avenue
Sixth Street
Main Street
North Side
South Sixth Street
Washington Avenue
North 6Th Street
Gibbs Carnival Company
Colorado Vacation for Weeping Water and Lincoln Parties
Miss Beatrice Sppin of Weeping Water and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spohn of Lincoln recently completed a two week mountain vacation in Colorado. They stayed at an YMCA camp near Estes and enjoyed routes from Estes to Grand Lake via Iceberg Lake, the skyline drive, and the Royal Gorge near Canon City. They also toured Red Feather Lakes and finished the trip returning through southern Kansas.
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Beatrice Sppin
Richard Spohn
Lincoln
Colorado
Estes
Trail Ridge
Grand Lake
Iceberg Lake
Skyline Drive
Royal Gorge
Canon City
Red Feather Lakes
Kansas
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Irene Alexson
On Sunday July 25 a charming dinner at the John Alexson home honored Miss Irene Alexson. The event remained a complete surprise until she was greeted. Gifts delighted the guest of honor and baskets carried items for the dinner. attendees included the Meisingers, Bombergs, Carl Alexson, and John Alexson families.
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John Alexson
Irene Alexson
Anton Meisinger
Leroy Meisinger
Carl Alexson
Tinus Bomberg
VanderHaar Dies After Illness in Sioux City
W. H. VanderHaar 49, formerly with Norfolk Packing Co in this city, died Thursday night in a Sioux City hospital after three months illness. He had been in poor health for two years and was active in the Methodist church. Survived by widow, three sons and two daughters. Funeral held at 2 p.m. today in Sioux City with interment there.
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W. H. VanderHaar
Norfolk Packing Co
Sioux City
Iowa
VanderHaar
Vander Haar
Recovering Nicely After Hospital Operation
John Sheard underwent surgery at Clarkson hospital Friday morning for appendicitis and hernia. He is reported to be getting along nicely.
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John Sheard
Clarkson Hospital
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