Plattsmouth Defeats Louisville 5 to 0 In Baseball
Plattsmouth’s refreshed squad held Louisville to five hits and shut them out at Chicago Avenue ball park. Williams of Falls City pitched a standout game with Cope of Decatur catching. the pair sparked the locals to a 5–0 victory as McCauley Smith Droege Larson Varga Ramsey Mann delivered solid defense and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Avenue
Plattsmouth
Louisville
Warren
Williams
Down Falls City
Loulaville
Mr. Williams
Falls City
D. A. Cope
Decatur
Cope
McCauley
Smith
Droege
Larson
Varga
Ramsey
Mann
Williame
Girl suffers deep wrist injury from swinging glass door
The 10 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sedgway was cut badly when a heavy glass door swung shut on her wrist. Her sister entered as she left, causing the door to strike her arm and sever arteries. Medical help arrived quickly and the wounds were bound. she is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Everett
Carl
Mr. Everett
John Sedgway
Miss Ida
Wrial
Judge MoArcher Seeks Final Settlement For Campbell Estate
Judge MoArcher and counsel for Peter Campbell, administrator of the Thomas L. Campbell estate, filed a petition for final settlement. A hearing is fixed for August 24, with notice to be printed in the Journal. This completes the county court’s morning business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MoArcher
Peter Campbell
Thomas L. Campbell
Mark
Fual
Ronal Potter
Jean attends morning trip to South Omaha horse sale
Jean was a passenger early today for South Omaha where he will attend a horse sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
South Omaha
Henry Horn Improves After Lincoln Sanitorium Treatment
Henry Horn, who spent two weeks in Lincoln for rheumatism, came home for a Sunday visit and returned for further care. He walked without crutches upon return and reports feeling greatly relieved with a short time expected for complete recovery. friends applaud his remarkable progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Horn
Lincoln
Henry
Plattsmouth Journal Marks 30th Anniversary Edition
The Plattsmouth Nebraska Journal edited by M. A. Bates released its thirtieth anniversary issue with many familiar building cuts. Readers praise the paper as a fine example of a country daily and consider it a credit to towns larger than Plattsmouth, noting the skill of the editor and its statewide esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattamouth
Neb
M. A. Bates
Deven
Elftora
Missouri
Pleasant Birthday Party for Seymour Mayable at Burrows Home
A surprise birthday gathering was held last Saturday evening at the home of J. L. Burrows to celebrate Seymour Mayable turning eighteen. Misses Lillian Terhune and Hannah Berggren organized the event with games, socializing, and a luncheon, followed by well wishes for many more birthdays. Attendees included Lillian Terhune, Hannah Berggren, Mattie Wiles, Pearl Allen, Pearl O Neill, Julia Koukal, Celia Taylor, Lulu Stone, Orpha Stone, Bente Stone, George L. Morrison, T. B. Stokes, Luke L. Wiles, Jessie Brady, William F Propst, Ratio Taylor, John A. Koukal, Floyd Stone, Ralph C. Mullis, Ed R. Reynolds, S. C. Stone, James Reval Jr., and Raymond Burrows of Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Burrows
Seymour Mayable
Lillian Terhune
Hannah Berggren
Mattie Wiles
Pearl Allen
Pearl O'Neill
Julia Koukal
Celia Taylor
Lulu and
Orpha
Bente Stone
George L. Morrison
T. B. Stokes
Luke L. Wiles
Jessie Brady
William F
Narrow Escape From Thresher On Marsh Farm
Willie Reed narrowly escaped death last Friday at the Marsh farm when his foot slipped while feeding a thresher from a wagon He was pulled toward the machine but somehow freed himself before the revolving knives could strike He witnesses say the escape would have been a horrific death and the crowd stood shocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Farm
Willie Reed
Byron Reed
Death of Jacob Falter Prompts Remembrance in Plainview
Last Saturday J P Falter learned of his uncle Jacob Falter's death in Plainview Nebraska His relatives Henry and John Birs and Mrs WH Rutmell accompanied him to the scene Jacob Falter a longtime Plainview resident was esteemed as a man of high reputation and integrity His passing is a notable event for kin and friends in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Falter
Plainview
Neb
Jacob Falter
Henry
John Birs
Rutmell
Thie
Rertler
Henry Falter
Pleasant Home Wedding Unites Miss Freda Herold and Percy Pields
At Mrs. Herman Herold’s Wintersteen Hill home yesterday a quiet Episcopal wedding joined Miss Freda Herold and Mr. Percy H. Pields in the presence of close relatives. Canon Burgess officiated as Otto F. Herold gave away the bride before a wedding breakfast. The couple left at 1:58 p m for Omaha to reside while the groom pursues a theater career. The bride and groom are well known locally and the groom has Salt Lake roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Herold
Wintersteen Hill
Freda Herold
Percy H. Pields
Canon Burgess
Episcopal Church
Otto F. Herold
Omaha
Salt Lake
Utah
Mrs. Mark White Returns Home After Illness
Mrs. Mark White left Omaha last Saturday night and returned home after a long hospital siege. She visited J. F. Witte and wife in Murray on Thursday then traveled back to Omaha Friday to consult her physician. He gave permission to return home and she promptly boarded a train, her recovery celebrated by friends across the city and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark White
Omaha
J. F. Witte
Murray
Mark
Meet After Fifty Seven Years Francis Furery Reunites With Sister
Francis Furery and his Brooklyn grandson Frank Griffin visited Elmwood for three weeks with Mrs. Elizabeth Stokes. After fifty seven years apart, Mrs. Stokes learned her brother was alive in Elmwood New York and arranged a western trip. They met on July 2 and shared a joyful reunion, the farewell leaving them sorrowful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Furery
Frank Griffin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mr. Furery
Elizabeth Stokes
Mrs. Stokes
New York
Elmwood
Grandma Stokes
Fpurery
Eeho
Narrow Escape From Lake Nakoma Storm
Horace Ruffner visited his parents on Sunday before returning to Omaha by train. He was among those caught Friday night on Lake Nakoma when a sudden storm capsized his canoe. A launch rescued him as others struggled to reach shore, averting drowning among several who were saved by timely actions.
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Horace Ruffner
Ruffner
Omaha
Lake Nakoma
Iminehes
Judge Travis Missing Court Opens Adjourned Term
Nebraska City News reports Judge 1D Travis failed to open the special term of the district court. An order adjourned court until Jadene Dungan of Mietings can preside in his stead.
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Travis
Ednemtay
Jadene Dungan
Mietings
Nebraska City News
Chose Judges and Clerks of Election In County
Clerk James Robert and assistant Jessie Robertson completed notifying election officers for all wards and precincts. Officials listed include Republican and Democrat judges and clerks for Tipton Nehawka Louisville Liberty Elmwood Rock Bluff Plattsmouth Weeping Water Center Avoca Eight Mile Grove Mount Pleasant South Bend Salt Creek and Steve Creek precincts.
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James Robertson
Jessie Robertson
Tipton
Greenwood
Salt Creek
Mt. Pleasant
South Bend
Stove Creek
Weeping Water
Avoca
Nehawka
Louisville
Liberty
Elmwood
Plattsmouth
Center
Eight Mile Grove
Rock Bluffs
Plattamouth City
Fred Meachau
George Trunkenboltz
Ed, Carr
Dem
R. C. Wenzel
Louis Milenz
Nehanka—Vilas P. Sheldon
Chas
E. Heebner
Lee Kirkpatrick
Ernest Young
A. L. Carper
Loulaville
Miles M. Drake
Emil Palmer
Theodore Heim
J. P. Wood
Mike Trietach
H. W. Lloyd
Clarida L. Graves
John Henget
H. Taylor
William Cross
Fred Zink
Herman Behnieder
Will Schewe
William Weddie
Harry B. McDonald
Rock Bluff
A. L. Tinker
Humphrey L. Oldham
T. W. Vallery
W. C. Brown
Sam C. Pitman
Mark L. Furlong
Fred Patterson
Alfred F. Nickles
Arthur Sullivan
Albert Wheeler
Plattamouth
Allie Todd
George W. Snyder
Fred Kehne
Joe Wiles
Ed. Spangler
First Ward
John W. Colbert
Charles W. Hay
Jos
W. Johnson
Adam Kurtz
John Kopla
Dems
William Weber
Rep
John J. Svoboda
H. Wescott
Joseph R. Kelly
Bennett Chrisweisser
Emmons Richey
Charles Freese
John Hutt
August Tartsch
Louis Dose
Harry Messeremith
John Schulhof
Joe Lisyd
Ton Woodson
Vondron
J. B. Green
Frank Libershal
Jamese Greer
John Erickson
George P. Foreman
Carl F. Bouck
BM. Stone
A.johasen
Wim
FE. Hand
Frank Nicholls
C. A. Mathes
Lyman James
Nervy Nebraska Woman Holds Gun Against Suspect
In Papillon Nebraska Mrs Henry Melsinger threatened to shoot a colored man who left her house and fled toward the railroad. The man named William Williams was found with two pocketbooks containing 45 and 6.10 dollars. He was captured, taken to Springfield, then brought to Douglas county jail for safekeeping with a hearing set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papillion
Henry Melsinger
Felde
Wiam Williams
Williama
Willame
Williams
Springfield
Sherif Spearman
Veerline
Douglas County
Melainger
J. 11
Plattamouth
Advertised Letters List From Plattemouth Postoffice
Followlie letters remain uncalled for at Plattemouth postoffice and will be sent to the Dead Letter Office in Washington if not collected. Names include Mary Buckier Carl Warger Linda Shoemnaker Mildred Snyder Allen Marry Madd Hurten George Beck W G Gottry Oneor Hinton Jeasle Johnson Bernard Luke Alf Schafer Vant Gentry P We Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattemouth
Washington
Mary Buckier
Oarl Warger
Linda Shoemnaker
Mildred Snyder
Allen Marry
Madd Hurten
George Beck
W. d G. Gottry
Oneor Hinton
Jeasle Johnson
Bernard Luke
Alf Schafer
Vant Gentry
P. We. Wright
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Will Reynolds
William
Will
Union Ledger
W. O. Ogden
James HW. Hungate
Third Ward
George Jiunt
George Stoner
Jo Fowler
E. EB. Clisbe
Henry Haslem
B. A. McElwain
Oliver C. Dovey
James HH. ‘Thrasher
Charles F. Guthman
Ernest Wurl
K. N. Hunter
L. A. Hay
Jans P. Rasmussen
J. M. Ranney
Dietrich Koster
Ira Bosworth
Patrick W. Tighe
August Pautaek
Ray Wiles
Solomon C. Keckler
T. Woolph
C. Nuteman
M. M. Straub
John Rough
Joe Zimmerer
Rieht Mile Grove
Laula Friedrich
Wendel W. Heil
J. D. Triteeh
Philip T. Teeker
C.F. Lohnes
Cerks
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