Bock Family Reunion Highlights Fourth Annual Gathering
The Bock descendants holding ties to John and Helen Bock gathered at the Philpot home near Nehawka for the fourth annual reunion. Attendees from multiple towns shared a picnic dinner and renewed family bonds, with officers named to organize future events and a vote to hold next year’s reunion in Istle, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Philpot
Nehawka
John Bock
West
Julius Bock
Newcastle
Wyoming
Henry Wuloff
Anota
William Hunter
Plattamouth
Edward Gansemer
George Hansen
William Peters
Alvo
Wiliam Philpot
E Day
Catherine Rapp
Warren John Cole
Ruth Harriet
Iielied
Ruth Harriett Knabe
Dolores . Peters
Hildreth A. Lyon
Kansas
Britton
Bartholomew
Fares
Istle
Augusta Phurt
Miggy Helen Hunter
Harry Knabe
Nehawka; Jul- Biri, Pote 7 Wulf, Wyoming; Mr. Avoca; Mr. and Mrs. of Fy Wulff
Avoca
Wil- Wulf
Otoe
Pollard
Us Hansen
Georog Fansen
I Gone Hansen
Clarence Hansen
Jameters
Mathilda
John Cole
Warrth
George Peters
Weeping Water
John Peters
Taylor
Fred L. Hild
Mariss Jessie Robertson
Platts
Schoemaker
Nebraska
Melba Dickenson
Omaha
Unusual Seattle accident injures woman at bus station
A large stone truck crashed through a wall of a small Seattle bus station as rival drivers fought. Miss Samson suffered severe head and arm injuries. five others escaped with lesser injuries. She is recovering well and expected to be up soon.
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Seattle
Miss Samson
M Samson
Enjo ys Very Fine Trip by Kruger Family
Harry Kruger the wallpaper and paid man returned home with his family after a cross state tour. They left for Kansas City to see his mother then traveled through Oklahoma visiting relatives and friends before returning late Saturday. The trip was described as very pleasant.
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Harry Kruger
America
Kansas City
Tal Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Eraser
Fol Ks . Daesey
Se Ao
Locals Triumph Over Cedar Creek In Lopsided Sunday Ball
The Plattsmouth Athletics defeated Cedar Creek 19 to 1 on Sunday. Nes hurler of Cedar Creek weakened in the fifth as Plattsmouth sent ten runs across. John Sv boda Joe Krejci and George Jacek sparked the inning with two hits each. Newman started for the locals and struck out eleven, also belting a home run in the third. Cedar Creek substituted Rudy M Singer in the fifth, but the lead proved insurmountable. the Athletics planned a return game in Thurman Iowa next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Cedar Creek
Neshurler
Athletics
John Svboda
Joe Krejci
George Jacek
Neeson
Honos Newman
Hig
Cedar
Newman
Rudy M Singer
Cedar Cr
Thurman
Iowa
Southwest
George Sedlacek
Pleasant Surprise for Joseph Zitka Sevententh Birthday Party
A large group gathered on West Pearl Street to celebrate Joseph Zitka’s twenty first birthday with bingo games and gifts. Guests from the Zitka circle included Dorothy Svoboda Anna Wooster Marie Ci Helen Ws inek and several Svoboda and Zitka relatives. Refreshments were served by Mrs Zitka and helpers Mary Zitka and Mrs James Sed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Zitka
West Pearl Street
Zitka
Dorothy Svoboda
Miss Krejer
John Svoboda
Misa Janda
Matthew Wooster
Em Skival
Henry Straba
Frank Koubek
Mary Zitka
James Sed
Rogs_Jané
This City
Anna Wooster
Josephige Stanek
Emily Skravil
Marie Ci Helen
Margaret
Frances Wsinek
John
Th Svoboda
Joe
Henry
Thomas Svoboda
Ernest Ja James Holy
James Zitka
Koubek
Konfist
Ernest Zitka
Henry Sterba
Ed Sterba
Stanek
Joe Cisar
Frank Novak
Omaha
Murray youth recovers after appendectomy in Nebraska hospital
Isaac Todd, a popular young man from Murray, is recovering well at Mary's Hospital in Nebraska after an appendectomy. He has shown rapid improvement and is expected to continue recovering in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Todd
Murray Ca
the Mary's Hospital
Nebraska
Mrs Ruth Beverage Called to Last Reward in Murray
Ruth Ann Trimble Beverage, longtime resident of Murray and area, died after a year long illness. Born May 7, 1860 in Virginia, she moved to Nebraska with husband Karl Beverage, later settling in Murray and then Omaha. Survived by two daughters and three sons. Funeral held at the Methodist church, buried at Light Mile Grove cemetery beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dany
Ruth Ann Beverage
Array
Ruth Ann Trimble
Monterey
Westmore and
Virginia
Methodist Church
Arlest
Beverage
Nebraska
Nea
Murray
Attamouth
Verage
Ts. Beverage
Albert Satchell
Madison
R Hitchman
Blair
Alph
Richi Beverage
Fouth
Vine Street
A. Weaver
Mynard U. . Church
Mile Grove
Old Friends
Youth Burglars Strike Local Stores. Cash Recovered
Sunday night a group of young burglars entered the Cloidt Lumber & Coal Co and Soennichsen grocery via a rear window. They took about 6.29 from a cash register but the money was later returned as authorities traced blood from an injured hand to the youths. prosecution unlikely due to their youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loidt Lumber & Coal Co
Urth Street
H/ M. Soendhsen
Soennichsen
Imber
Cloidt Lumber & Coalmpany
Young Ministers Speak at Methodist Church Services
Two young ministers connected to the ministry gave sermons at the Methodist church. Rev. Anton Swingle recently completed work at Winfield Kansas and will study in Boston. Rev. Chester Cecil of Des Moines, a trained ministry member, visited and preached in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dany
Methodist Rch
Tny
Nton Swingle
Winfield, Kan
Boston
Chfrd Cecil
Des Moines
Methodist Church
Swingle
Boy Hurt In Family Street Accident On West Vine
Sunday morning the young son of Jr and Mrs Frank Aschenbrenner riding on West Vine Street fell mishap and cut a severe gash on his right hand. The injury caused great concern among family members at church.
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Hn Aschenbrenner
Frank Aschenbrenner
West Vine Street
Fam
Frams a hase cityyis near fut and new store plans
A damaged OCR fragment describes a couple planning a new store on a street with fixtures en route to business. They expect to open within a week and complete furniture and stock by Saturday, outlining Line stores progress.
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Ea Ness
Fut
Gamer
Fixtur
Picnic of Plattsmouth and North Omaha Eagles
The Plattsmouth and North Omaha Eagles held a park picnic at camp grounds north end of the land for an evening of games. The tug of war went to North Omaha, while Plattsmouth excelled in horse shoe pitching. A large crowd, meals, and socializing made the day a memorable community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
North
4 Ious
North Omaha
No Ae Eagles
Weri
Enjoy Golf Meet Opens With Nebraska City Qualifiers
Yesterday J W Holmes Westover and Frank Horsack Niel traveled to Nebraska City to play in the Southeast Nebraska meet qualifiers. Dr Westover and Fram satk posted 74 to medal, as the field of seventy entrants grows toward 106 after tonight's finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westover
Frank Horsack Niel
Nebraska
Framsatk
Ning
Legion Auxiliary Mes Unit Meeting Details Not Clear
An American Legion Auxiliary meeting was held Friday afternoon at 1 in a building connecting the furnace room and kitchen. The fragmented notes mention Mrs A H Duxbury and Mesdames W T Melbern with no clear outcome.
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The
American Legion
A. H. Duxbury
Miedames
W. T. Melbern
Missouri River Bridge Progress Near Completion
The Missouri River traffic bridge contract work advances with final concrete pier cap pending, while Union Bridge and Construction Co. prepares to close and ship gear. Omaha Steel accelerates, with steel spans extending from Nebraska and concrete roadway pouring on the Iowa side as Blair traffic resumes anew.
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Missouri River
Union Bridge and Construction Co
Omaha Steel Company
Nebraska
Iowa
Blair
Burlington
Plattsmouth
Negro Taken In Out of Night Cold By Omaha Police
Last evening Officer Dave Pickrel rounded up a colored man without shelter and housed him for the night. He claimed membership in the Sells Floto circus tent gang that showed in Omaha Sunday and said he was left stranded when the train pulled on. The police gave him shelter but warned he must leave the city today. He accepted, headed south toward his native climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Pickrel
Sells-Floto Circus
Omaha
Willie Mullins
Spent Few Days at Creighton
The Elmer Webb family returned home from a brief visit to Creighton Nebraska staying at the Albert Tinschert home. They traveled via Sioux City noting corn suffering from lack of rain and observed local threshing winding down as farmers switch to fall plowing.
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Elmer Webb
Creighton
Nebraska
Albert Tinschert
Neleigh
Bloomfield
Plainview
Card of Thanks for Ruth Beverage Funeral Kindness
The family expresses gratitude for the kindness shown after the death and funeral of their mother Ruth Beverage. They thank those who spoke, sent floral tokens, assisted at the time of passing, and those who sang or helped at the funeral including Fred Alfred and Richard Beverage Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Autchman and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Satchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Beverage
Fred
Alfred
Richard Beverage
R. C. Autchman
A. B. Satchell
Hand Injury After Elm Street Crash Involving Troop
George Troop a member of the grading and graveling gang west of town was injured in a Sunday auto accident on Elm Street near Heisel mill. To avoid a collision his car overturned. his right hand was caught in the door and required stitches, with general bruising and a forced layoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Troop
Nehanka
Troop
Elm Street
Heisel Mill
Chickens Turned Out For Fort Crook Feeding
The Cass county Farmers Co-Operative Creamery prepared about 300 dressed chickens yesterday for shipment to Fort Crook to feed the Citizens Military Training camp trainees. The mess officer ordered the quota for the Wednesday chicken dinner, and the birds were cleaned dressed chilled and sent to the post.
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Farmers Co-Operative Creamery
Fort Crook
Joultry Department
Citizens Military Training Camp
Cass County
Mrs J M Patterson Leaves City for Wheeling
Mrs J M Patterson and her children Tom and Jane depart the city for Wheeling West Virginia at week’s end. They plan auto travel with stops in several cities en route and will establish a new home in the east. The community regrets the departure of a longtime resident and wishes them success and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Patterson
Tom
Jane
Wheeling
West Virginia
Patterson
Still Suffering After Gland Trouble Attack
J J McMahen, taken to Clarkson hospital Omaha, remains in grave condition after gland trouble attack. He shows slight improvement after rest but needs treatment before any operation due to weakness. Friends await word on his healing and potential relief from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
J. H. McMahen
Clarkson
Omaha
Mr. McMahen
Brink Buys 10000 Egg Buckeye Incubator for Poultry Expansion
W N Brink of this city purchases a new 10000 egg Buckeye incubator for his poultry farm. He plans to offer custom hatching and sell baby chicks once the incubator is installed, aiming to greatly enlarge his successful poultry business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Brink
Brink
Church Delegates Set For Milford Synod Meeting
Rev C G Wichmann pastor of St Pauls Evangelical travels with Misses Amélia Martens Louvisa Albert Mata Schkanies Dorothy Wichmann and Hildegard Wichmann to Milford Nebraska to attend the synod of the Evangelical church and its young women section as delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuekesdey
Dpatiy
C. G. Wichmann
St. Paul's Evangélical Church
Amélia. Martens
Louvisa Albert
Mata Schkanies
Dorothy Wichmann
Denver
Hildegard Wichmann
Portland
Oregon
Milford
Nebraska
Synod of the Evangelical Church
da Souhe
Albert
Roddy Family 87 Year Old Patriarch Heads Nebraska Picnic
Patrick Roddy aged 87, early Nebraska settler since 1863, and wife Mrs. Roddy led the Roddy family reunion at Arbor Lodge State Park Nebraska City. More than 60 relatives gathered, honoring Roddy as a navigator, steamboat captain, and state legislator who championed rural high school funding and equal educational opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Roddy
Nebraska
Nebraska City News-Press
Roddy
Missouri River
Mississippi
Missouri
H. C. Nutt
Omaha
Council Bluffs
St. Joseph
John Roddy
House of Representatives
Nebraska City
Board of Education
United States
Otoe County
Old Ireland
Roddy McCarthy
Alfred F. Clark
York
Beatrice
Hollister
Lincoln
Roy Mullis
J. W. Banning
Alvo
C. W. Conklin
The
American Legion
Conklin
Elmer Witherow
Jack Roddy
Paul Miley
Mamieell
Union
Mike Roddy
W. J. Shanahan
Frances
E. Witheow
Cae Shellinger
Isis
John Heatey
Bailey family returns from coast outing to resume school work
Superintendent and Mrs. R. E. Bailey and their young son have returned home from a summer outing on the Pacific coast. Mr. Bailey is preparing to resume his duties in the coming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Bailey
Pacific Coast
Mr. Bailey
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Bock Family Jom
Plattsmouth Athletics
Ines
Legion Auxiliary Mes
Union Construction Co
Mrs. Roddy
Arbor Lodge
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