Plattsmouth Defeats Fast Junction Nine in Local Ball Game
Plattsmouth fans and Pacific Junction visitors witnessed a fast nine inning exhibition. Swanson pitched effectively allowing four hits while Flynn yielded seven. Newman and Klauschie delivered key hits, helping Plattsmouth tenaciously edge the Junctions with strong defense and timely scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondas
Pacific Junction
Plattsmouth
Swanson
Flynn
Junction
Swanny
Martin
Herold
Art
Herb Klauschie
Hans Newman
Herb
McCarty
Burkhart
Azafin
Herald
Herb Kleauschie
Newman
Eriter Garden
Johnson
Fiemortin
Swenny
Hero K'suschie
Bacus
O'Donnell
Lee
Carr
Kertzer
L. Flynn
Klauschie
Fahnson
Swansen
Spidelk
Care
Keichbier
Briley
W. Flynn
Kezzier
Gammon
Mason
Plattsmouth Campfire Girls Return From Camp
Plattsmouth Plattsmouth delegation of Camp Fire Girls returned from the Omaha camp at Little Sioux Iowa. Miss Alice Pollock chaperoned the group and Helen Sharp Elizabeth Hatt stayed on for another week. The girls earned many medals and citations for campfire work and plan to return next summer for more outdoor life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Little Sioux
Iowa
Alice Pollock
Helen Sharp
Elizabeth Hatt
Missouri Valley
Enjoy Fine Dance Sees Large Attendance at K. S. Platform
On Monday's Daily report notes a Saturday evening dance at the K. S. platform drew a large, largely out of town crowd. The Gradeville Classique orchestra delivered music with frequent encores. Attendees praised the event as one of the best in recent times with the orchestra scheduled to perform again on August 15 after an out-of-town engagement next Saturday.
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Gradeville Classique
Auto Crash Near Fort Crook Injures Plattsmouth Men
Charles Turnbaugh and Earl Fish, returning from Omaha, were in a serious highway accident on the federal road a half mile north of Fort Crook. Fish's car wrecked and Turnbaugh pinned by a badly injured big toe, both men escaped serious harm and aided themselves from the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fish
Charles Turnbaugh
Moncar’s Delly
Omaha
Fort Crook
Mr. Fish
Turnbaugh
Mr. Turnbaugh
Family Reunion at Upp Home Highlights Parker Family Ties
A large Parker family reunion gathers at Mr. and Mrs. Clare Upp on Wintersteen Hill. Attending are five Parker daughters and two sons plus relatives from Nebraska South Dakota Texas and Missouri. Notable members include Chauncey Parker of Marmarth and Harry Parker of Fairbury recently discharged from military service.
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Clare Upp
Wintersteen Hill
Ben Parker
Sir
Parker
Plattsmouth
Elmer Elliott
Bert Donaldson
Earl Redd
Pauline Parker
Harry Parker
Fairbury
Neb
Chauncey Parker
Belle Fourche
So. Dak
Upp
David F. Parker
Dallas
Texas
Chauncey
Nebraska
Marmarth
No. Dak
Veterans’ Hospital
St. Louis
Hfe
U. S.S. Army
Mexico
American Legion of
Legion
Elliott
Neb. Gas & Electric Co
Donaldson
Redd
C. B
Pauline
New Repair Shop Under Bertschey and Colman Management
The old machine shop once run by A. J. P. Bertschey and L. C. Sharp Co. is active again as an auto repair and machine shop. Bert Coleman and Fred Wynn manage the operation. Coleman also runs a carpenter shop in the Alfa Maize building, using the space to service and overhaul automobiles.
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A. J
Have you anything to sell or buy
A brief prompt inviting readers to use the Journal Wart Adeotomn to advertise goods or services for sale or purchase. The notice emphasizes marketplace opportunities and public notices through the newspaper.
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Journal Wart Adeotomn
Pleasant Picnic at Bergman Grove Brings Community Together
About 250 to 300 people gathered at John Bergmann's farm Sunday for the annual Catholic Daughters of America and Knights of Columbus outing with St. John's and Holy Rosary churches. The event featured a country versus town tug of war won by the country team, a noon picnic, free ice cream, and an evening cafeteria luncheon, with high spirits and hopes for future similar gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bergmann
Catholic Daughters of America
the Knights of Columbus
St. John’s
Holy Rosary
Farewell to Amelia Gering A Dear Friend
A notice of the death of Amelia Gering, who passed near midnight on a sacred Friday after a lingering illness. The family laments the loss and reflects on her self control and hospitality, bidding a long farewell as time leads to eternity.
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Amelia
Mia U. Gering
Luncheon Honors Mrs. Faber and Mrs. Harding
Mrs. James T. Begley hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Carter Lake club in Omaha in honor of Mrs. John W. Faber of Falls City and Mrs. Floyd Harding of Lincoln. Attending were Mrs. B. A. Rosencrans, Mrs. R. F. Patterson, Mrs. R. W. Case, Mrs. G. E. Alexander, and Gretchen Donnelly along with the guests of honor, with gladiola decorations providing color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Begley
John W. Faber
Falls City
Floyd Harding
Lincoln
Carter Lake Club
Omaha
B. A. Rosencrans
R. F. Patterson
City
R. W. Case
G. E. Alexander
Fort Omaha
Gretchen Donnelly
Pleasant Anniversary Marks 62nd Birthday for John G. Lohnes
Sunday August 2 marked the sixty second birthday of John G. Lohnes of Plattsmouth. Family in town enjoyed a splendid dinner and a day of pleasant fellowship. The Lohnes couple recently moved from their farm to retirement in the city with gifts and a home baked angel food cake by Mrs. John B. Kaffenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Lohnes
Returns From Sad Mission To Indiana Burial
F M Welsheimer and son James from Kansas with Chester Welsheimer arrived in their old city after taking the body of Mrs F M Welsheimer to Columbia City Indiana for burial. The family stayed for the funeral and will visit friends before returning home. Mr Welsheimer, once a major landowner here, admired the city’s civic improvements.
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F. M. Welsheimer
James
Kansas
Chester Welsheimer
Columbia City
Indiana
Welsheimer
Funeral Rites For Mrs Streight Held At Oak Street Home
Yesterday private funeral services for Mrs. William J. Streight were conducted at her Oak street residence with Rev J H Salsbury of Lyons officiating. The service reflected her Christian faith and included music by Edna Hall Petters of Omaha before the body was transported to Forest Lawn cemetery in Omaha for cremation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Streight
Oak Street
J. H. Salsbury
Lyons
First Presbyterian Church
Ednahall Petters
Omaha
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Pleasant social at Henry Born home by St Pauls Auxiliary
The St Pauls Evangelical church auxiliary hosted a large social at the Born country home southwest of the city. Members arrived after 5 PM and enjoyed a cafeteria style luncheon, games, contests, and visiting, praising the auxiliary for its hospitality and memorable event.
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St. Paul's
Showing Improvement for Nehawka Woman Hospital Hand
Mrs L H Young of Nehawka visits in the Troop home while under treatment for a cancerous growth on her right hand by Dr T P Livingston. She will go to Omaha for care by Dr B B Davis. Skin grafting aimed to aid healing and cure of the hand.
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L. H. Young
Nehawka
Charles A. Troop
T. P. Livingston
Omaha
B. B. Davis
Young
Miss Gerda Peterson Returns to Post Office Duties
Miss Gerda Peterson, a local post office assistant, resumes duties after an eye operation. Doctors operated on both eyes to remove growths, aiming to restore strength and relief from the affliction. Friends express happiness at her return and good health.
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Gerda Peterson
Miss Peterson
Plattsmouth May Host County Baseball Double Header Plan
County fans discuss a three-town three-week series with Plattsmouth Manley and Greenwood launching in two weeks. Home teams welcome, prizes tied to receipts and team standings, with a Friday meeting in Manley to finalize details. Plattsmouth enters Council Bluffs tournament August 28 in Class B.
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Plattsmouth
Manbey
Greenwood
Manley
Council Bliffs
Middle West
Iowa
Nebraska
Plattemouth
Griswolks
Sidney
Pacific
Junction
Hed Oak
Lincoln
Knights of Columbus
Omaha
West
Broadway Park
Council
Surprise Party Honors Paul Vandervoort at Home
Mrs. B A Hennessey hosted a Saturday evening surprise for her son Paul Vandervoort at the Sixth street home. Guests danced and played games, with attendees including Elizabeth Sitzman Violet Vanbery Helen Farley Edith Farrey Fae Halstead Marjorie Shopp Matilda Olson Maybelle Tuck William Matschullat Edward Meatschullat Virgil Perry Elmer Johnesn George Price Donald Drake Roy Olson Kenneth Vandervoort and Mr and Mrs William Dunn of Omaha.
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B. A. Hennessey
Paul Vandervoort
Sixth Street
Elizabeth Sitzman
Violet Vanbery
Helen Farley
Edith Farrey
Fae Halstead
Marjorie Shopp
Matilda Olson
Maybelle Tuck
Weeping Water
William Matschullat
Edward Meatschullat
Virgil Perry
Elmer Johnesn
George Price
Donald Drake
Roy Olson
Kenneth Vandervoort
Wiliam Dunn
Omaha
Visiting Friend From Zion City Seeks Recovery in City
Miss Ruth Troxel of Zion City Illinois visits Mr and Mrs Thomas Walling Sr and recovers from a severe back ligament injury suffered July 10 while visiting in Lincoln. She has been bedbound but is improving and hopes to regain strength at the Walling home.
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Ruth Troxel
Zion City
Ilinois
Thomas Walling
Lincoln
Friends
Miss Troxel
Walling
Guests from Texas visit Omaha kin this week
Mrs. Will Jean and two children from San Juan Texas arrive in the city to visit Mrs. Jean's mother Mrs. C. P. Newbranch and sister Mrs. N. C. Abbott. They plan to visit relatives in Omaha before returning home to Texas.
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Mondsy
Dallce
Will Jean
San Juan
Texas
Jean
C. P. Newbranch
N. C. Abbott
Omaha
Nebraska City Press
Pleasant Bridge Party At Mrs Livingston Home
Mrs John B Livingston hosted a Saturday bridge gathering at her South Tth street home. Four tables played with yellow and white decor. Mrs Hamilton Thorne of Philadelphia won first prize and Mrs Henry McMahen won second. Janet Bajeck and Alice Ptak helped serve a two course luncheon.
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John B. Livingston
Janet Bajeck
Alice Ptak
Chamber Pushes for Free Bridge Across Missouri River
The Cass county chamber of commerce discusses securing a free wagon and auto bridge over the Missouri River and extending the Harding highway through Cass county to Lincoln. Aimed at easing central Iowa and Nebraska travel, with support from several towns, the plan seeks action from the governor and Iowa Nebraska commission. A ferry remains available until a bridge is built.
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Chamber of Commerce
Missouri River
Murray
Lincoln
Iowa-Nebraska Commission
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Cass County
William J Bryan Remembered At Dalby Methodist Service
Memorial service at the Young Men's Bible class of a Dalby Methodist church honored William Jennines Bryan, the American Christian leader who died in Dayton Tennessee. Joseph A Capwell led with a life sketch from his birth in Salem Illinois March 19 1860 through his presidential campaigns and moral stance. John E Frady sang I'll Go Where You Want Me to Go as a final tribute and The Faith of Our Fathers closed the service.
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Dalby
Young Men's Bible
Methodist Church
William Jennines Bryan
Dayton
Tennessee
Joseph A. Capwell
Mr. Bryan
Salem
Illinois
United States
Mr. Capwell
Mr Bryan
Presbyterian Church
Fairview
Lincoln
City
Amory
John E. Frady
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Bergman Grove
Council Bluffs
Journal
Misssouri River
William J. Bryan
M. E. Church
Our Fathers
Bryan
Russia
Platpsmouth
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