Sidrey Swamped by Local Team Here Sunday
Fremont and Page counties flow into Sidney with high hopes but local Plattsmouth squad silences them. Burkhart and Newman spark a seven hit defense as Sidney pitcher Styles allows fourteen hits. locals erupt for eight runs to erase an early lead and dominate the later innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Page Counties
Lows
Sidney
Plattsmouth
Chin
G. Styles
Martin
Herold
Hans Newman
Arthur
Burkhart
Newman
Hicks
Halls
Thurman
Pugh
Herb Klauschie
Peter Herold
Herb
Klausthie
Styles
McCarty
Mac
Johnson
O'Donnell
Senator Burkhart
Lowe
Mr. Styles
Still Quite Poorly Mrs Forbes in Omaha Hospital
Mrs. Clarence Forbes remains in serious condition at Lord Lister hospital Omaha after surgery for appendicitis and gall stones performed Friday night. She was admitted in urgency Friday and operated on soon after due to a grave condition. Her family awaits any sign of improvement in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Forbes
Lord Lister Hospital
Omaha
Car Sale Draws Well at Plattsmouth Motor Co
A used car sale at the O. K. garage by Plattsmouth Motor Co attracted a large crowd with about twenty five cars sold. Attendees came from Cass Otoe and Sarpy counties and buyers reported good value for their time and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K
Plattsmouth Motor Co
Cass
Otoe
Sarpy Counties
Death of Mrs Ida Tritsch Og Gurs at Omaha
Mrs Ida Tritsch died at 5:30 am at St Catherine's hospital in Omaha after a long illness. She was a respected longtime resident of the county with five children, two brothers, two sisters, and her elderly mother among survivors. The funeral plans are not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Omaha
Ida Tritsch
Margaret Kaffenberger
Emma Nolting
Elmer
Frederick
Walter Tritsch
Margaret Wehrbein
William
John Wehrbein
Joan Bauer, Jr
Mary Vehrbein
Visits at the Old Home From Mrs Campbell's Midwest Tour
Mrs D A Campbell of Washington DC and her son N C Campbell of Kansas City arrive to revisit her childhood community. Once Ola Barnes, daughter of Judge J W Barnes, she married Cass County treasurer Mr Campbell. She writes for magazines including All Arts and assists Mothers Memorial publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Campbell
Washington, D. C
N. C. Campbell
Kansas City
Campbell
Ola Barnes
J. W. Barnes
Mothers' Memorial
Washington
Mothers of America
All Arts
R. F. Patterson
Barnes
George E. Dovey
Mrs. Patterson
Falls City
G. H
J. W. Falter
Mrs. Lillian Freeman Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Lillian Freeman has returned from Wise Memorial hospital in Omaha where she was recovering from gallstone surgery. She is feeling improved and on the road to full recovery, and friends are pleased by her return home to continue recuperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Freeman
Wise Memorial Hospital
Omaha
Young couple quietly wed in Plattsmouth ceremony
Miss Donice Vroman and Mr. Jeston Atterberry were secretly married August 1 at the First Methodist church parsonage in Glenwood. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Vroman, graduated from Plattsmouth High in 1925. The groom, a Burlington shop employee and active Y M B C member, will reside with the bride's family as they begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donice Vroman
Jeston Atterbery
Glenwood
Winnie Vroman
Mills
First Methodist
Freedline
L. E. Vroman
Methodist Church
Atterberry
Woman’s Relief Corps Donates to Community Auditorium Fund
The Woman's Relief Corps voted a 25 dollar donation to the American Legion led community auditorium drive. The Legion aims for a 10,000 dollar goal and hopes to finish residence-area fundraising by September 1. Residents may mail gifts to Auditorium Fund committee and volunteers are sought in outlying city sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
American Legion
Legion
Auditorium Fund Committee
Elmer Webb
Showing Favorable Progress at Home for Luschinsky Wife
George Luschinsky reports his wife has returned from Rochester Minnesota after several days with Mayo Clinic specialists. Her long illness prompted the trip and the hope is that the current treatment will bring permanent relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Luschinsky
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Institution
Dallas man Ralph W. White visits his old Nebraska ties
Ralph W. White of Dallas Texas manager of Bell telephone interests visits his father A. W. White and sister Mrs. J A Donelan in the old home town. He returns after three years and plans several weeks of visiting with neighbors and relatives in Nebraska City and with Mrs J C Thyresen. Mrs White and daughter plan to join him Saturday after west coast travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. White
Dallas
Texas
Bell Telephone
A. W. White
J. A. Donelan
Mr. White
Soennichsen Misses Return From East Markets Tour
Miss Mathilde Soennichsen and her cousin Miss Marie returned Saturday from a trip through Illinois and Ohio. In Chicago and Cleveland they visited wholesale houses, selecting lines for the H. M. Sonnichsen Co. store in Plattsmouth. The trip aims to stock affordable ready to wear garments for Cass county customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilde Soennichsen
Marie
Ilinois
Ohio
Miss Soennichsen
H. M. Sonnichsen Co
Chicago
Plattsmouth
Cleveland
Cass County
Soennichsen
Soenichsen
Death claims infant Benjamin Parker during family reunion
The infant Benjamin Nelson Parker, son of Chauncey and Mrs. Parker of Belle Fourche South Dakota, died after a summer complaint. His funeral was held at the Parker home on Wintersteen hill with Rev. Walter R. Robb leading and hymns by Thelma Nelson. Interment is planned at Pineslope cemetery in Belle Fourche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy
Ben Parker
Wintersteen Hill
Benjamin Nelson Parker
Chauncey Parker
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Parker
Walter R. Robb
First Christian Church
Thelma Nelson
Jesus
Burlington Station
Pineslope Cemetery
Miss Fields Plans Northwestern Attendance
Miss Frances Fields daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Fields plans to attend Northwestern University at Evanston Illinois next year Her sister Miss Cordelia Fields who taught last year at Grand Island will teach this term at Plattsmouth Nebraska City Press reports
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Fields
Frank Fields
Plattsmouth
Northwestern University
Evanston, Til
Cordelia Fields
Grand Island
Nebraska City Ress
Former Omaha labor leader kills wife then himself
Ene Engl aged 57, a former Plattsmouth resident and Omaha railroad labor leader, shot his wife four times and then killed himself at 1723 Seventeen Street Omaha. Neighbors heard shots after a domestic dispute believed to have lasted years. The couple's two sons Otto and John and daughter Mrs. Robert Andrews survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Plattsmouth
Omaha Realiroad
Fighteenth Street
Omahas
Enels
Polite
Mrs. Enel
Engi
Enoch
Mires
Robert Andrews
South Twenty-fourth Street
Esidl
Engl
Ed Porter
Engels
Omaha
Union Pacific
St. Joseph Hospital
Engls
Enz
Hoffman-Crosby
Otto
Mayberry Avenue
John
Kansas City
Sluggers Bow To Cedar Creek In Tight 11 9 Loss
The Bohemian Sluggers of Plattsmouth fell 11 to 9 to Cedar Creek on Cedar Creek club grounds near the Platte River. Frank Wooster started pitching for Plattsmouth but Cedar Creek unloaded five runs in the sixth inning to seize the lead. Louie Svoboda finished on the mound but could not prevent the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Creek
Platte River
Plattsmouth
Frank Wooster
Louie Svoboda
Cedar Creekers
Advertise Your Want in the Journal for Results
A concise notice inviting readers to place want ads in the Journal to secure timely results. The item explains how readers can submit text and contact details for insertion and outlines basic pricing tiers. Guidance emphasizes clear descriptions and deadlines for bagged or delivered inquiries.
Blish Family Visitor Leaves for Buffalo Home
Mrs Earl R Blish formerly Miss Ida Weidman of this city departed Tuesday afternoon for Buffalo New York after visiting relatives and friends here She visited her mother Mrs Emma Weidman sisters Mrs Fred Wagner and Mrs Nelson Jean and brother George Weidman in addition to the Fred Kroehler family in Lincoln and Mr and Mrs F W Ebinger and Fred Weidman in Plainview Mrs Ebinger and Mrs Blish mother accompanied her back to the city and then left for Lincoln for a brief visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl R. Blish
Ida Weidman
Buffalo
New York
Blish
Emma Weidman
Fred Wagner
Nelson Jean
George Weidman
Lincoln A
Fred Kroehler
Plainview
F. W. Ebinger
Fred Weidman
Mrs. Ebinger
Mrs. Blish
Lincoln
Pleasing Shower for Bride to Be Held at West Main
A Sunday afternoon shower honored Miss Helen Slavicek on West Main Street hosted by Mrs Frances Skomal and Misses Nose and Lucille Skomal of Omaha. Guests enjoyed games, a two course luncheon, and a display of many gifts from a large gathering of friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Slavicek
Misses Rose
Lucille Skomal
Shower
Frank Slavicek
West Main Street
Frances Skomal
Nose
Omaha
Agnes Slavicek
Walter Haynes
Anton Janda
Hamilton Mark
L. W. Lorenz
W. F. Huneke
R. A. Bates
James Nowasek
Anton Toman
Joseph Novatney
Frank Prohaska
Anna Zitka
Charles Renner
Edward Donat. Sr
Vincent Pitney
John Lentz
Thomas Svoboda
J. J. Svoboda
W. J. Hookmeyer
Charles Vitousek
Frank Janda, Jr
Joseph Kapvil
Frank StJavicek
Frank Janda
Anthony Nesdlak
Otto Pilmey
Kate Skomal
Misses Rose Janda
Dorothy Svoboda
Lillian Koubek
Mary Sediak
Mary Holley
Anna Krejeil
Julia
Albina Svoboda
Rose
Teresa
Helen Donat
Alice Wooster
Vera Reynard
Helen
Return From Iowa Trip by Frank Hull and Wife
Frank Hull and his wife have returned home after a ten day visit in and near Ames Indiana with relatives and friends. They report a very fine visit and say crop conditions in that Iowa section were the best possible and rains very beneficial to the crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hull
Ames
Iowa
Gold Star Mother Aids Legion Fund
Mrs Betty Mostin widow of Civil War and Spanish American War veteran Guy Mastin donates to the American Legion community building fund. Her letter offers one dollar with a glad heart, citing the sacrifice of her only son in defense of the nation and urging support for the auditorium project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Community Building Fund
Grandmothers of America
American Segion
Betty Mostin
Mostin
Guy Mastin
Chicago couple visits Cass county kin and old friends
Mr and Mrs Frank Richardson arrive by auto from Chicago with daughters Anna May and Florence to visit relatives in Mynard and meet sister Mrs J R Vallery. They are hosted by W T Richardson family as well as Miss Anna Herscel who joined them on the western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Richardson
Anna May
Florence
Chicago
Mr. Richardson
W. T. Richardson
Mynard
J. R Vallery
Anna Herscel
Richardson
Cass County
Advertise Your Wants in The Journal for Results
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Ree Herald
Klanschie
Mason
Poak
I Hicks
Swanson
Rhodes
Atkins
C Te Eben
A T. Styles
Prather
Defreese
G Styles
Ficken O * Rhodes
T. Styles
Br G. Styles
Klauschie
Ida Tritsch Oggurs
Mr. Jeston Atterbery
Building Fine
Death Calls
Little One
Miss Fields
Northwestern
John Engl
Journal
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