Nebraska City Youth Faces Prohibition Charges After Beer Find
In Union Nebraska City on a Saturday night deputy sheriff Ray Becker and Jack Brittain found 39 bottles of beer and a pint of alcohol in Leonard Glover's Studebaker. Glover admitted selling beer recently to support himself after losing his job. his brother Russell was cleared of involvement. A previous shipment of over 100 bottles was reportedly sold at 25 cents each.
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Union
Leonard Glover
Nebraska City
Mills of Justice
Prohibition
Ray Becker
Becker
Otoe County
Jack Brittain
Studebaker
Glover
Russell Glover
Dauce
Death of Joseph Lincoln Record at Cass County Farm
Joseph Lincoln Record age 71 died Saturday afternoon at the county farm west of the city where he had lived for several years. Born January 13, 1861 in Osceola Iowa he spent most of his life in Cass county. Funeral services were conducted Sunday by Canon Potter of St Luke's Church from Streight funeral home with burial at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Joseph Lincoln Record
Mr. Record
Osceola
Iowa
Cass County
Streight Funeral Home
Canon Potter
St. Luke's Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Visit in the City Hosts McCarty Family Guests from Alexandria
Mr and Mrs Leon L McCarty and their family welcomed guests from Alexandria Indiana including Clarence McCarty Mise Ethel Shaul and Eva Connor The group planned a several week visit in California and left this morning for the west coast by auto.
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Leon L. McCarty
Clarence McCarty
Mise Ethel Shaul
Eva Connor
Alexandria
Indiana
Leon
California
West Coast
Returns From Hospital In Omaha For Virgel Perry
Virgel Perry has recovered from surgery and returned home Sunday from an Omaha hospital. T. H. Pollock, Perry’s father in law, drove to Omaha to bring him back. Perry is now feeling improved and hoped to resume farm activity soon.
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Virgel Perry
Omaha
T. H. Pollock
Mr. Perry
First Cattle Here for New Feeding Yards
The Norfolk Packing Co oper ated feeding yards begin operation with 475 cattle received Sunday. Cattle were unloaded into runways from the BREX shop yards and moved to temporary feeding boxes as work continues on permanent facilities. An elevator for grain and shelters are planned, with pens, high board fences, and high wire fences to prevent escapes.
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Norfolk Packing Co
Altho
Brex Shop
Rgg
Funeral of George Klinger Held at St Pauls Church
Funeral services for the late George Klinger were held Saturday afternoon at St Pauls church with large attendance from across the county. Rev O G Wichmann spoke on his life of church service and community contributions as floral tributes testified to the community’s respect. The interment followed at Oak Hill Cemetery west of the city.
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George Klinger
St. Paul's Church
Klinger
O. G. Wichmann
Eat Oak Hill
Visit in Minnesota Vacation Party Heads to Lakes
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crabill and Mr. and Mrs. Clement Wester depart by auto for Minnesota for a lake vacation. They are joined in Omaha by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Northcutt and family who will also vacation at the lakes, with Cottrel as headquarters. They will visit several lake resorts and join Mr. and Mrs. Isaac King of Superior and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Brooks of Burlington, Iowa already at the lake resort.
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J. W. Crabill
Clement Wester
Auto
Minnesota
Omaha
Harry Northcutt
Cottrel
Isaac King
Superior
W. G. Brooks
Burlington
Iowa
Lake Resort
City youths undergo tonsillectomies by local surgeon
Three young residents had tonsillectomies on Saturday and Sunday at a local surgeon’s office. Eddie Hisket and Dorothy Hopkins were operated on Saturday while Bobbie Pettit was treated this morning. All are recovering well and expected to return to good health in a few days.
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Eddie Hisket
Dorothy Hopkins
Bobbie Pettit
City Council Holds Short Meet Last Evening
City council met briefly at city hall disposing of business and adjourned before 9 p.m. A fire department request to send four members to a state conven tion was referred to the fire and water committee. The clerk read a state supreme court fee bill for $5, ordered paid. The claims committee recommends selling fractional lots in O Neill addition for $35, but the vote tied and the sale failed. Oak Hill cemetery cleanup was reported. road and street posts near Rock Bluffs avenue discussed for safety. Treasurer's report showed overdrawn funds by $10,595.30 with $15,041.23 balance in banks. Police reports noted four arrests and $22 in fines. Gravel needs on 15th and Oak streets to be investigated next meeting. Several utility and street-related payments approved.
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Fire Department
State Firemen’s
Falls City
Fire and Water Committee
J. A. Capwell
State Supreme Court
Appellee
Webb
Claims Committee
O'Neill
Harry E Marshall
Johnson
Tippens
Rebal
Gabelman
Marshall
Eye
Davis
Smith
Puls
Luschinsky
Sattler
Cemetery Committee
Oak Hill Cemetery
Chicago Avenue
Maershall
Fifth Ward
Rock Bluffs Avenue
Brown
Plattsmouth
Farmers State
First National
Thomas
15Th
Oak Street
Streets, Valleys and Bridges
Local Ledger of Receipts and Repairs in Plattsmouth
A list records payments to individuals and firms for services and goods including fire department activity, street work, burials, and repairs. Notable entries include Willard Station repairs, dog burials, gas and rent charges, and referrals of two claims to the park board and claims committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lugsch
Platts. Motor Co
Willard Station
Plattsmouth Journal
Hallie Perry
Lee Cotner
Walter Byers
Charles Gradeville
Franklyn Kiel
George Taylor
John Kubicka
Weyrich & Hadraba
Standard Oil Co
Lincoln Telephone Co
Groupe Engineering Co
J. Bauer & Co
Park Board
C M T C at Fort Crook Draws Large Crowds
The Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Crook draws many visitors from Nebraska and western Iowa to see the camp work and evening programs. Nineteen boxing events took place on the parade grounds with student soldiers, regulars, and hundreds watching. Virgil Hutton of this city is expected to box Thursday. dancing also drew crowds, though many girls were needed to complete the scene.
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Citizens
Fort Crook
Nebraska
Iowa
Virgil Hutton
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Sympathy
We express heartfelt appreciation for acts of kindness and sympathy shown during the last illness of our loved one and for the floral remembrances. Our thanks go to the choir and all who took part in the funeral services. Signed by Mrs. George Klinger and families.
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George Klinger
William Ketelsen
J. J. Stibal
Ray Herring
Bernard H. Klinger
Mrs John Dunlap Dies in Illinois After Short Illness
Mrs William M Barclay received word Monday of the death of her sister Mrs John Dunlap 69 at the family home in Forest Park Illinois after a short illness. Dunlap and family were former Nebraska residents including Fairmont. Friends extend sympathy to Mrs Barclay who cannot attend the funeral in Illinois.
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William M. Barclay
John Dunlap
Forest Park
Illinois
Dunlap
Nebraska
Fairmont
Barclay
Depart for the West by Auto
This morning Fred Tritsch Ralph Frank and Fred Wehrbein departed by auto for the northwest part of the state. They plan to spend time in Alliance and visit the Grassman home. They expect a fine trip.
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Fred Tritsch
Ralph
Frank
Fred Wehrbein
Alliance
Charles W. Grassman
Wehrbein
Sweet Corn Packing Ramps Up at Local Plant
The Norfolk Packing Co. plant begins sweet corn packing with a large workforce, up to 150 workers, as corn arrives from fields. The facility aims to process 100 000 to 125 000 cans daily, with many new hires, mostly women, keeping the operation at peak capacity for several weeks. Local labor seekers are urged to apply promptly to sustain production.
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Norfolk Packing Co
Canon and Mrs Potter Return from Chicago Trip
Canon and Mrs Potter returned Saturday from a rapid Chicago trip where they left Mrs C C McIntyre en route to Toronto. They praised good roads and work on approaches for the Century of Progress exhibition and noted an upturn in business conditions. They were honored guests at a Grace Church Oak Park reception and luncheon and entertained by former friends during their brief stay.
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Canon
Grace Church
Oak Park
Break In At Coryell Oil Station On Washington Ave
Vandal entered the Coryell Oil Station on Washington avenue last night and made off with $2 from the candy and gum section. The thief broke part of a window near the cab, gained access while avoiding car lights, and fled by dodging north as vehicles passed.
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Coryell Oil
Washington Avenue
Advertising Rodeo To Be Held In Sidney Iowa
T W liams and S G Reade of the American Legion Sidney Iowa promote a Brad rodeo under Legion auspices to run August 16 to 19. The event is touted as one of the best in the region with star performers in the lineup.
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T. W. Liams
5. G. Reade
American Legion
Sidney
Iowa
Legion
West
Mrs. Sarah Stones to Undergo Goitre Operation at Clarkson
Mrs. Sarah Stones of this city was taken to Clarkson hospital in Omaha Sunday for a goitre operation. The condition has grown severe and the operation is deemed necessary. Doctors expect to operate today and she may soon return home with relief from the affliction.
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Sarah Stones
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Chicken Thieves Prove Trial to the Officers
Sheriff Ed W. Thimgan patrols Cass and Otoee counties seeking clues in a rash of chicken thefts. Despite hours of night work, several suspects near Murray were detained but released for lack of solid evidence.
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Cass
Otoee
Sherif Ed W. Thimgan
Rotary meeting at Hotel Riley luncheon
Rotarians held their weekly noon luncheon at the Hotel Riley dining room. Frank A. Cloidt led the program and Lowell S. DeVoe, new school superintendent, attended and spoke on community spirit. F. J. Rea reviewed the Rotarian issue, and Sear S. Davis delivered a well received talk on good fellowship.
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Dan
Riley
Frank A. Cloidt
Lowell S. Devoe
F. J. Rea
Sunrise Breakfast Outing By Lincoln Telegraph Ladies
A group of Lincoln Telegraph and Telephone Co. young ladies enjoyed a sunrise breakfast at the tourist park. Attendees included Ann Sediak Helen Sedgway Christine Reinackle Rose Janda Ruth Koukal Eleanor O'Brien and Hilda Epler. The event featured abundant food and a memorable morning.
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Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co
Ann Sediak
Helen Sedgway
Christine Reinackle
Rose Janda
Ruth Koukal
Eleanor O'Brien
Hilda Epler
Disease Stricken Mrs Krug Remains Seriously Ill
The condition of Mrs. E. H. Krug remains serious as she has been gradually failing for weeks after a severe fall and the shock aggravated heart attacks.
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E. H. Krug
Taxes Support One Seventh of Nation Adults
Chicago report cites 7 332 700 Americans depend on taxation for livelihood. James L. Donnelly of the Illinois Manufacturers’ Association warns federal spending rose while private incomes fell since 1929. He cites 1 100 000 federal checks monthly and a 6000 rise in federal employers, urging expenditure cuts to protect government structure.
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Chicago
United States
James L. Donnelly
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Donnelly
Olympic Games Attendance by Sattlers and Becker
Mr and Mrs John Sattler Jr with Mrs H E Becker are visiting Los Angeles to witness the Olympic games. Sattler attends sessions and notes records broken while Plattsmouth folks praise Jim Bausch the Kansas University star seen in action with Kansas U football.
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John Sattler, Jr
H. E. Becker
Los Angeles
Sattler
Plattsmouth
Jim Bausch
Kansas University
Big Jim
Kansas
Walling Operated On For Appendicitis At Clarkson Hospital
Robert M. Walling of the city underwent an appendicitis operation Tuesday at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha after falling ill Monday afternoon while playing golf at the country club. He came through the operation well and is improving, with expectations of marked recovery in a few days.
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Robert M. Walling
Clarkson
Omaha
Walling
Mrs Hillard Grassman Heads to Omaha for Hospital Observation
This morning Mrs Grassman departed for Omaha to enter St. Catherine's hospital for examination and observation. She has not been in good health for some time and the treatment is hoped to help. It is not yet decided if an operation will be needed.
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Hillard Grassman
Omaha
St. Catherine's Hospital
That City
Corn Damage From Storm Sparsely Impacts County Yield
Residents report hail and wind damaged corn in the west central and northwest parts of the county. Much of the corn was blown down or leaves stripped, but the loss is not general and will not affect the county's usual excellent yield.
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Templars
Arbor Locge
Knights Templar
Mt. Zion
Mt. Carmel
Auburn
Mt. Olivet
Co. H. Warner
John T. Dysart
Charles Marley
Forrest Boshammer
Tecumseh
W. E. Tyrre
Mt. Olivet Commandery
John H. Morehead
James RR. Robertson
Janet Westover
City Council
Smith Avenue
Roed
Iowa-Nebr. Light & Power Co
Platts. Water Corp
Ft. Crook
Otoe
Murray
Journal
Clinois Manufacturers’ Association Group
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