Child killed at M. P. grade crossing near Weeping Water
An eastbound Missouri Pacific passenger train struck the Hutchins family truck three miles east of Weeping Water, killing four year old Kenneth Les Hutchins and injuring father Faye Hutchins. Two others in the truck, Eugene Simmons and Phillip Wollen, were hurt. County officials pursue investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondas
Lincoln-Union
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Faye Hutchins
Hutchins
Weeping Water
Nehawka
Omaha
Oscar Domingo
Oreapolis
Plattsmouth
W. G. Hirieck
Funeral of Mrs Halmes Held at St John’s Church
The funeral services for the late Mrs. Henrietta Halmes were held yesterday afternoon at St. John’s Roman Catholic church with Monsignor M A Shine delivering comfort and remarks. The body was interred at the Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers included Edward Donat A G Bach P A Horn Henry Ofe Fred Nolting and John Kafienberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Halmes
St. John's
M. A. Shine
Palibesters
Edward Donat
A. G. Bach
P. A. Horn
Henry Ofe
Fred Nolting
John Kafienberger
New Daughter Arrives At Beins Home
This morning the stork visited the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Beins and left a fine eight pound daughter who, with the mother, is doing nicely and the occasion has brought much pleasure to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Walter Beins
Beals Return From Black Hills Visit
Mr and Mrs M M Beal have returned home after six weeks in the Black Hills visiting their daughter Mrs B L Kirkham and family in Belle Fourche South Dakota. They enjoyed trips around Belle Fourche the Clack Hills and surrounding countryside and the natural wonders that attract tourists. While there Mr Beal and Mr Kirkham attended a firemen's association outing in the hills for the party's pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Beal
Black Hills
B. L. Kirkham
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Clack Hills
Mr. Beal
Kirkham
Pleasant outing to Shenandoah from Plattsmouth party
An auto party of Plattsmouth residents visited Shenandoah Iowa yesterday for a picnic and sightseeing including a tour of KFNF radio station by Henry Fields Co. The group was hosted royally and plans to remember the visit, with members listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondas
Dattr
Plattsmouth
Shenandoah
Iowa
KFNF
Henry Fields Co
West
Iowa City
Henry Fields
John M. Meisinger
Bernard Meisinger
Marie Meisinger
Lucille Meisinger
Ed H. Fritsch
Lester Meisinger
Leslie McKinney
Will P. Rice
Elmer Rummel
John Micin
Robert
W. O. Ketelsen
George Ebersole
Victor Meisinger
George Klinger
Freda Klinger
Edna Klinger
Bernard Klinger
Minnie and Klinger
Enjoyed Family Dinner From Mondeys Daily
The Sullivan family gathered at the south of the city home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sullivan to honor Mrs. Mayme Sullivan Phillipson and daughter Miss Marion of Chicago. Guests included Dr. W. B. Elster and Mrs. Towle and Marie Sullivan visiting Omaha. A hospitable meal and pleasant surroundings marked a rare family occasion with travel from Cass County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondey
Arthur Sullivan
Sullivan
Mayme Sullivan Phillipson
Miss Marion
Chicago
T. A. Sullivan
Arthur
Marie Sullivan
Omaha
W. B. Elster
Ralph Towle
Elster
Entertains for Guest Hosts A Pleasant Bridge Party
Mrs Henry Starkjohn hosted a bridge party at Mr and Mrs William Weber's Vine street home in honor of Miss Gertrude Ekholm of St Paul Minnesota. Mrs W W Weber won first prize and Miss Ekholm received the guest prize. Refreshments followed in a cordial social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Starkjohn
William Weber
Vine Street
Gertrude Ekholm
St. Paul
Minnesota
W. W. Weber
Miss Ekholm
Journal Want Ad Line Prompts Readers to Sell or Buy
Local paper invites readers to place want ads to sell or buy goods. The brief notice encourages participation in the Journal Want Ad column, highlighting simple steps to publish listings and reach the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Manley Takes Lead In County Tournament
In Monday’s county baseball tournament at Manley, Manley defeated Plattsmouth 5 to 2 in the opener, and Greenwood blanked Manley 6 to 0 with Everett Cope guiding the Greenwood crew to victory. Crowd near 50 and many parked along outfield lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley
Greenwood Tops Manley In Tournament Opener Victory
In a tough contest, Greenwood beat Manley as Klepser pitched five innings for Plattsmouth and Armstrong sparked a late rally. Jardine, Landon, and E Jardine produced key hits while Manley stranded runners, with Greenwood claiming their first tournament win despite injuries limiting speed on the bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash
Manley
Keystone
Grover Hopkins
Burkhart
Ed Sheehan
Russell
Gardner
O'Donnell
Nelson
Newman
Klepser
Tip" Rector
Coon
Plattsmouth
Mason
Hopkins
Bill
Grover
William
O’donnell
Rector
Martin
Herold
O’brien
Gust
Pac
G. Hopkins
Sheehan
West
Se Meisinger
AL Hruhn
Az “ Klausehie
McCarty
Greenwood
Fred
Manley Boys
Bettie
Pete Jardine
Landon
Armstrong
E_ Jardine
Brer Cape
Jardine
Manleyites
Cass County
E. Jardine
Kelly
Stradley
Griffin
New Dennison Crepe Paper Shades at Bates Book Shop
Bates Book and Gift Shop showcases the newest Dennison crepe paper shades and attractive designs. The shop offers the finest line of crepe paper manufactured for all purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Pleasant Picnic at Vitersnik Home Sunday
A Holy Hosary Roman Catholic Church youth gathering hosted by Mike Vitersnik at his home featured indoor baseball and festive games in the summer heat. Watermelon feast and refreshments accompanied a day of socializing with guests including Michael Vitersnik of Great Falls Montana and Frances and Joseph Vitersnik of Edgmont South Dakota visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Hosary Roman Catholice Church
Mike Vitersnik
Club
Viouns
Vitersnik
Michael Vitersnik l
Great Falls
Montana
Frances
Joseph Vitersnik
Edgmont
South Dakota
Arizona visitors call on Kunsmann family in town
Mr and Mrs Ed Kunsmann and daughters from Tuson Arizona visited the Kunsmann home over the weekend. They left for Rochester Minnesota so Mrs Kunsmann could be examined by specialists for a two year illness. If possible the husband will return to Tuson soon while the daughters stay in Rochester part time with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kunsmann
Dorothy
Maxine
Tuson
Arizona
Kounsmann
Carl Kunsmann
Rochester
Minnesota
Kunsmann
Southern Pacific
Mrs Sattler Taken to Clarkson Hospital
Mrs John P Sattler was taken to Omaha yesterday afternoon to enter Clarkson hospital for treatment and possible operation. Her health has declined over the past year and friends in the city hope for a brief stay and a return home improved and on the road to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Sattler
Omaha
Clarkson Hospital
Louis Leiner Improving After Omaha Auto Crash
Reports from Immanuel hospital in Omaha state Louis Leiner, an auto wreck victim from the August 16 Oreapolis accident, is gaining strength and recovering though the extent of potential permanent hip injuries cannot yet be determined. Doctors hope for no lasting effects as recovery progresses.
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Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Louis Leiner
Oreapolis
Little Girl Brings Joy to Ticketter Home
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ticketter of the second ward. Both mother and baby are healthy and doing well. Mrs. Ticketter, formerly Miss Helen Heil, is the daughter of the late William Heil and wife of Eight Mile Grove precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ticketter
Tickotter
Helen Heil
William Heil
Eight Mile Grove Precinct
Advertise Your Want in the Journal for Results
Brief notice urges readers to place wants and notices in The Journal to attract responses and achieve fast results. It emphasizes visibility, nationwide reach, and timely placement for personal or business needs.
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Journal
Ice Cream Social Draws Large Crowd at Eight Mile Grove
Yesterday afternoon the Eight Mile Grove Evangelical church ladies and society hosted a cordial ice cream social at Ed Gansemer’s country home. A large local crowd and many from Plattsmouth enjoyed a musical program led by Grace Lintner of Murray, with dainty refreshments adding to the pleasant event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eight Mile Grove Evangelical Church
Ed Gansemer
Counnty
Plattsmouth
Grace Lintner
Murray
Noted Plattsmouth Native Mrs Phillipson Visiting Chicago
Old friends in Plattsmouth heard of Mrs Mayme Sullivan Phillipson now in Chicago where she pursues a national reputation in concert teaching and musical direction. She sang at First Methodist in Plattsmouth and is active with the Chicago Women's Club Daughters of the American Revolution and Daughters of Colonial Governors. Her daughter Marion, graduate of Gordon Hall, plans study at the Ann Morgan school of speech in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Sullivan Phillipson
Chicago
T. A. Sullivan
Phillipson
Plattsmouth
New York
Chicago Women's Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of Colonial Governors
Marion
Gordon Hall
Ann Morgan School of Speech
Hall to visit Indiana family and state fair
Dr. J. H. Hall left by auto for Indiana to attend a family reunion at the old Hall home and to visit relatives. On the return trip he will stop in Indianapolis to view exhibits at the Indiana state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hall
Auto
Indiana
Hall
Hoosier State
Indianapolis
Mixed up hotel disturbance unsettles Murray man visit
Police were called to Hotel Perkins last night over a disturbance linked to a man believed from Murray who allegedly sent threats to a hotel couple. By the time officers arrived, the man had fled to Mursee or another unknown location and no one was charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Murray
Mursee
Manley Baseball Team Hosts Plattsmouth Guests After Win
After a recent game Manley invited Plattsmouth players to a meal of sandwiches hosted by Manley management. Greenwood also participated and enjoyed the refreshments following the contest where Manleyboys emerged victors.
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Manley
Plattsmouth
Manley Boys
Family returns from Minnesota lakes trip
T. E. Todd and family concluded a pleasant stay in the Minnesota lake regions, returning home Saturday morning. They report an enjoyable outing and many places of interest visited.
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T. E. Todd
Minnesota
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M. P
Faye Hutchison
Little Son
Mrs. Halmes
Maney
Everett Cope
Manley Gang
Bingle
Plattsonians
HPO A. R
P. Jardine
London
Burks
Rf Griffin
Cope
E. Sheehan
Ee West
Hector
Meisinger
Catholic Young Peoples Club
Mrs. Sattler
Case
First National Bank
Federal Reserve
Nabonal Bank
Nebraska
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