Farewell Reception Honors Father Bradley in Plattsmouth
Citizens of Plattsmouth gather at the Schlater home to bid farewell to Father Bradley departing for Lincoln. Members of the Altar Society and Protestant and Catholic attendees share expressions of high regard, with a musical program and refreshments marking the tribute.
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Plattsmouth
Father Bradley
Lincoln
St. John’s Church
Frank E. Schlater
North Fourth Street
Schlater
Mesdames Fight
Murphy
Aubroegge
Lorenz and Smith
Teresa Hempel
Conrad Schlater
Hattie Fight
Minnie Guthmann
Marie
Opal Fitzgerald
Florence McElroy
Ellen Fight
Helen Spies
Father Shine
Arjasold
Omission Corrected for Miss Maury and Other Musical Highlights
The Journal notes an oversight omitting Miss Margaret Maury’s singing at Father Bradley’s reception. Maury performed Oh Rose Climb Up to Her Window to strong praise. Also praised were Miss Kittie Cummins on bass accompaniment and Miss Janda’s piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Schlater
H. E. Wescott
Miss Churchill
Iowa City
J. W. Egenberger
Churchill
Helen Kline
Opal Fitzgerald
H. 5
Austin
Mariner
Thierolf
Dreamland
Anna Britt
Lucas
Conrad Sehlater
Eichir
Margaret Maury
Father Bradley
Kittie Cummins
Mr. Austin
Miss Janda
Cyril Janda
Golden Eagles
Little Margaret Schlater
Schlater
Independence Delegate Returns From Chicago Convention
J. T. Marshall a Missouri Pacific foreman and Independence League delegate reports the Chicago convention was a farce with iron rules and rough treatment of Bryan supporters. He endorses Bryan and the Democratic platform and predicts the ticket serves the Republicans by splitting labor votes. He says over a third left early seeking a fair deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Marshall
Missouri Pacific
Chicago
Independence League
Marshall
Wm. R. Hearst
Hearst
Mr. Marshall
Sheppard
Kansas
Bryan
Chicago Journal
Red Sox Set for Louisville Trip Next Tuesday
The Red Sox travel to Louisville next Tuesday aiming to extend a winning streak against the local ball tossers. The squad is healthy and confident, featuring Wilkins catching, McCauley on the mound, Ramsey at second, Pitzercraid at second, Larson at first, Droege in left, McKinney in right, with Richey or Scott patrolling the outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Louisville
Touisville
Wilkins
McCauley
Ramsey
Pitzercraid
Larson
Droege
McKinney
Richey Or Scott
Wescott Returns From Blair Meeting On Crowell Memorial Home
Trustee C. G. Wescott attended a Crowell Memorial Home executive committee gathering in Blair and returned optimistic about making the aged ministers home self sustaining. The 11 acre site includes a 22 room house, park like grounds, outbuildings, and a $50,000 completion cost with steam heat and city water. A $50,000 endowment is planned to sustain operations as admissions rise.
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Cliff C. Westcott
Blair
Crowell Memorial Home
The
Home
Nebraska
North
Northwestern
Western
Gerstof
Omaha
Mead
Stuck
C. CC. Wescott
Plattsmouth
Westcott
C. C. Crowell
Board of Trustees
Wescott
Whiskeranium to Run Barber Shop in Plattsmouth
Floyd Kuhney of Plattsmouth will manage Lewis Curtis's barber shop in Lincoln for a few weeks while Curtis is hospitalized. An announcement from Kuhney promotes his varied barber services with humorous claims and a light, local tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Kuhney
Plattsmouth
Lewis Curtis
Curtis
Lincoln
Kuhney
Papa
Union Ledger
Track Meet at State Fair in Lincoln Nebraska
State Fair management plans a standalone track meet for Nebraska athletes with medals for top three finishers. Events include sprints, middle and long distance races, jumps, and relays. amateur eligibility through A S N A or A A U. 25 cent annual membership registration. out of town contestants receive hotel accommodations.
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State Fair Management
Nebraska
Georgie M. Pinneo
Y M.A
Lin Ay Neh
Keefer Testifies in Mayr Divorce Case in Los Angeles
Charles H. Keefer former pupil of Joseph Gahm testifies he sought revenge and read Mrs Mayr letters to Gahm claiming a child likeness. Keefer says Gahm asked him to review the letters and mocked by calling him vain. Both men well known in Nebraska music circles and now in California.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles H. Keefer
Joseph Gahm
Anna Miller Mayr
Walter A. Mayr
Mayrs
Chicago
Mayr
Gahm
Keefer
Berlin
Omaha
Nebraska
Wa How
Plattsmouth
Oraha
Europe
Ornahin
Judge Archer Dazes As Amos Black Brings Brick to John Black
A dispute between neighbors leads to a vandalism claim as Amos Black hurls a brick through a window injuring John Black. Judge Archer issues then waives a warrant while John’s complaint is dropped as tension cools amid hot weather and uneasy peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Wm. Baird
Amos
God of Morn
Archer
Progressive Cass County ticket targets primary ballot
The field completed last Saturday includes Senator W. B. Banning Representative Jno P. Sattler C W Laughlin Float Representative M A Bates Attorney Wm C Ramsey Commissioner Cam Seibert and Rosencrans reports two more applicants Wm Coatmen avoca seeks state senator on prohibition ticket and W W Carter weeping Water wants Cass County representation three senators five representatives on the primary ticket with strong support for the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Banning
Jno
P. Sattler
C. W. Laughlin
M. A. Bates
Wm. C. Ramsey
Cam Seibert
Cass County
Rosencrans
Wm. Coatmen
Avoca
W. W. Carter
Weeping Water
Ramsey for County Attorney endorsed by The Nehawka Register
The Nehawka Register urges Cass County voters to support William C. Ramsey for county attorney calling him clean worthy and capable and the nearest to the ideal public officer based on the square deal standard in a Democratic endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Ramsey
Cass County
Nehaveka Register
Ramsey
U N C Ladies Dine At Villa Gapen Home
The U N C group entertained Miss Villa Gapen and guests at her parents home Mr and Mrs Lloyd Gapen on Thursday July 30. A noon dinner featured red and white sweet pea decor matching club colors. Attendees included Hattie Taylor Blanche Mougey Elsa Thierolf Leona Asenmissen Alberta Thomas Gertrude Morgan and Villa Gapen with Jennie Mark and Blanch Barker unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Villa Gapen
Lloyd Gapen
Blanche Mougey
Union
Hattie Hoffman
Elsa Thierolf
Leona Asenmissen
Alberta Thomas
Gertrude Morgan
Plattsmouth
Villa Gapen
Murray
Missea Jennie Mark
Blanch Barker
Tekamah
Calf wound accident at haying scene near Rock Bluffs
Louis Kohrell visiting town with his son Eddie after a severe injury to the calf of the right leg while helping Mark White with hay. Eddie’s wound was treated by a physician and is not expected to cause lasting harm. Mrs. J E Douglas travels to Maryeville to aid her ill brother, a prominent Caddo physician, with typhoids fever.
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Louis Kohrell
Mark White
Rock Bluffs
Eddie
Mr. White
J. E. Douglas
Maryeville
Caddo
Okla
Cilo
Cricuro
Forrer
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California
W. €. Ramsey
Rehawka
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