Thanksgiving Quiet Day In City As Families Gather
Thanksgiving observed with churches holding services led by Rev Frank Prouts and Rev Welter Robb. A mixed quartet performed and sermons urged gratitude as residents attended worship and many stayed home for family meals while a late snow flurry touched the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oecock
Frank Emery Prouts
America
Robb
H. G. McClusky
Pater
First Presbyterian Church
H. G. Mrol
Supply measures to open Congress first
Washington reports focus on supply bills guiding Congress before Christmas recess. President Coolidge and leaders agree to concentrate on supply measures to avoid an extra session after March. other items include rivers and harbors, public buildings program, McFadden banking law changes, Lehrbach retirement bill, constitutional meeting time amendment, and abolition of the railroad labor board. Laneworth predicts three of eleven appropriation bills will pass before Christmas, ensuring supply bills finish before March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hanis
Coalidre
Hersce Les Deers
Dillett
Loneworth
Qouxie
Snell
Rules Committee
House
Aft
Coctter
Rivers
Railroad Labor Board
Laneworth
Omaha visit colors high school bridge football game
F. A. Robert athletic director Pinattsmouth attended the Tech Cam bridge football game in Omaha this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Robert
Pinattsmouth High
Omaha
Tech-Cambridge
Program at Lewiston church raises school funds
A program and supper at the Lewiston church east of Murray last Wednesday evening drew a full crowd and produced a neat sum for the school. Miss Mable Howard led a delightful program of recitations and songs with contests that enhanced the event. The crowd enjoyed a socially and financially successful night as the school prospers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarortess
Lewiston
Murray
Mise Mable Howard
Miss Howard
Howard Long Bound Over For Trial Today
Howard Long bound over for trial after pleading not guilty to charges arising from a theft incident. He was released on a bond of 1 000 and ordered to return at the next district court term for further proceedings. Authorities continue to investigate the rail theft and any connection to a group seen with the injured parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Long
Tdell
Howard Lone
Soume
Tere Eirly
Joe Libersho
Sterift Rex
Youns
Stelen
John F. Wolff Furnace
South Omaha
Long
County Jude
J. Beeson
Tentimonus Geld
Plattsmouth
Raldinim Party
Dhs
Long Fins Stouu
Main Shaft Breaks at National Stone Quarry
A serious incident at National Stone Quarry halted operations after a 18 inch shaft on the main crusher snapped, forcing an indefinite shutdown. Workers expected to resume when repairs finish, but a reduced output is feared for the winter.
Entertains Friends Freon Frifae's Rete- Mire Sryms Noble
Freon Frifae hosted a Wednesday evening neighborhood gathering in the northwest city area. Games featured Rey Lembert as top contestant earning two prizes. Mamian Flynn received the consolation prize. Miss Helen Beeson served refreshments to guests, including out of town visitor Miss Jean Cote from Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freon Frifae
Rey Lembert
Mamian Flynn
Helen Beeson
Jean Cote
Omeba
Hi-Y members head to Columbus Nebraska conference
Edward Patterson Edgar Wescott Ray Lambert Willis Hartford Forest Shrader and Irving Wiltse depart for Columbus Nebraska to attend the Hi Y conference. The event runs Friday Saturday Sunday and is expected to draw many Hi Y members from the state for an engaging meeting on matters of mutual interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Patterson
Edgar Wescott
Ray Lambert
Willis Hartford
Forest Shrader
Irving Wiltse
Columbus
Nebraska
Funeral Services of Mrs William Fale Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. William Fale were held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the Southark home. Elder Oscar York and Elger Bert King led the Holiness ceremony with Psalm 110:16 as text. She leaves a husband, three children, a sister, a brother, and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem
Lmntiv
William FL Fair
Sowtiark
Elger Bert King
Grenwood
Eider Oscar York
Bersie Trenh Hare
Omahe
Nebriskhi
Str
Eugene Skinner
Pal
Willa
Tte Fust
Perentsahl
Nepter
Freank Caortsen
Falmer
Nebraska
Derensad
Levine Daughivr
Christmas mail rush urged for early posting
Postmaster J. W. Holmes leads a campaign urging提前把邮件投递在圣诞前，强调圣诞季节的高峰期邮递延误风险。呼吁民众尽早将礼物寄出，并在包裹上标注 Do Not Grow Until Christmas 以确保及时送达给 Christians Way 的收件人。
Verdict in United States insurance suit favors plaintiff in misstatement claim
The jury found for the plaintiff with a verdict of 2713 dollars after deliberating on a case against the Penttable Assurance society of the United States. The settlement offered by Equitable company matched this amount, though the suit claimed a 4000 dollar payoff on a 2000 dollar policy after twenty years. The defense argued the policy’s face value was 2000 dollars plus accrued dividends, with alleged clerical errors in the policy not binding the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William & Smith
The
Penttable Assurance Soviety
United States
Equitable Company
Swith
Assurance Society
Lunch cloth and napkin sets on sale at St Mary's Guild
Beautiful lunch sets including lunch cloths and napkins are advertised for sale at the M. W. A. hall by St Marys Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. A. Hall
St. Mary’s Guild
Miss Nettie Spires Recovers From Appendicitis
Friends report Nettie Spires daughter of Mr and Mrs Stansier is steadily improving after an appendicitis operation performed Tuesday at the Im Tungel hospital. Medical progress shows her movement increasing and she hopes to soon return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Spaunsier
Nettie Spires
Nanele
Hee Nome
Bargain Day Shifts to Early December in Plattsmouth
The Plattsmouth trade area merchants move Bargain Day from the third Wednesday to the second Wednesday in December. The change aims to spur Christmas shopping and reduce last minute crowds as merchants prep for holiday sales and extended hours. Residents should watch the merchant weekly for notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmenti Aermont
Ataehihde Smoods Reid
Burgeln Busters
Plattemouth Tretle
Ity
Death of former resident Prem Pridass Diy
The death of Mrs Marie Garhan, former resident of this city, occurred on Wednesday at hospital. Funeral services were held in Havelock, then at 2:70 on the Home of her daughter, Bir. Toseph, with survivors including Albert Funk. The family and many friends express sorrow and will remember her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem Pridass
Marie Garhan
Havelock
Bir
Toseph
Serricin
Femuir
Lely
Albert Funk
Orevel
Caut
Murr
Bowe
Ty FF
Creek
Chitngonavenur
Niger
Etr
Ed Flynn Injured by Steam Hose at Burlington Yard
Burlington lines general manager Ed Flynn was slightly hurt at Lincoln’s Burlington yards Friday evening when a steam hose on his private car detached and struck him. He suffered a head bruise and facial cuts, was treated at St Elizabeth's hospital, and expected to leave in a couple of days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Flynn
Burlington Lines
Burlington
Lincoln
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Mr. Flynn
Castle
Roper & Matthews’ Ambulance
Thomas J. Smith Heads to Omaha on Burlington Mission
Special agent Thomas J. Smith of the Burlington departed this morning for Omaha after a brief stay in town on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Smith
Burlington
Omaha
Nine Churches Attend Hally Day Meeting Highlights
The Christian church gathering at Himwork drew sixteen from the Ilo nal church five from the Loufeciile church twenty par from Weeping Water twenty eight from Axoea and seventy seven from Eim windane vicinity. Rev Walter KK Robb of Plaitamoorh led with a speech on The Church and its relation to the Communic. George Movers of Flattamouth spoke on A Man's Pilate in the Church and urged active lay participation. The next service week will be directed by Weeping Water with Rev S BR Gradiey giving the main address and Bari Towle presenting the Leyman's view.
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George Movers
Flattamouth
Wilde
Louisville
Anl
Weeping Water Church
S BR. Gradiey
Ani Bari Towle
Death of Miss Emma Eikenbury in West
The death of Miss Emma Eikenbury formerly a resident of this area occurred in Oakland after a long illness. Daughter of the late Henry Eikenbury, she was raised near the city and later lived on the Pacific coast for ten years. The body will be brought to Plattsmouth to rest beside her parents. two sisters survive, Mrs. Charles Vallery of St. Joseph and Mrs. Joseph J. Johnsen of Omaha.
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Emma Eikenbers
Dmiss Elkenbarr
Foroyine Uhiis
Henry Eikenbary
Neraska
Mise Hikenbary
Plattsmouth
California
Eitkenbury
Charles Vallery
St. Joseph
Missouri
Joseph J. Johnsen
Omaha
Showing Improvement After Serious Illness
Robert Creamer of San Jose California was critically ill from a kidney infection but is now reported somewhat better. His sister Mrs A H Duxbury has received word from Mrs C L Creamer that Bob can take punishment and feels better though still in bed and requiring care. He has been cheered by visits from school friends and church associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rain Saeturdness
Daitr
Robert Creamer
San Jose
California
A. H. Duxbury
C. L. Creamey
Bob
Feeli
Eye Trouble Sidelining Local Druggist Joseph Hadraha
Joseph F. Hadraha, a local druggist, is at home suffering from painful eye trouble that began in one eye and now affects both. He hopes a few days of treatment and rest will restore his sight and ease the discomfort.
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Joseph F. Hadraha
Suffering From Fall In Barn Fire Injures Carpenter
G O S wenneker a well known carpenter suffered a very severe fall from a barn on Bir Peterson near Col lom. The accident caused a severe shock with broken ribs and a long period of bed rest. The engagement in the wedding and the family’s welfare are affected as he remains incapacitated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenneker
Fara
Peterson
Collom
New Manager Takes Charge at Standard Oil Station
L L Midsbury assumes duties as the new manager of the Standard Oil station in City. He pledges full accommodations and reliable service, with Mr McCarty and Mr David Ebersole assisting as steady, reliable staff to ensure efficient operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stantverd OH Company
L. Lmidsbury
McCarty
Metariy
David Ebersole
Standard Company
Woman's Club Reports State Convention Highlights
Plattemensh Woman's Club met despite bad weather and shared Mrs Hignn's Grand Island State Convention update. She urged renewed effort and described library needs talks by Miss Jones and Mrs Burnie were canceled due to illness. Mrs Vincent from Roselands California attended as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hignn
Grand Island
Mise Jones
Attesrddance
Aliss Bhaifimen
St Marys Guild Sale at Der Grd MWA Hall
Community notice invites shoppers to visit the St Marys Guild at the Der German Grand Mother W A hall for a local sale event with proceeds benefiting the group.
Injury to Joe Krejo Ends Key Basketball Season Outlook
Reports from the Nebraska City area say Joe Krejo sustained a severe knee injury during a football game. He fractured the kneecap and tore ligaments, requiring hospitalization and a leg cast. The injury sidelines him from the basketball squad for several weeks and likely the rest of the season.
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Wirh
Joe Krejo
Nebraka City
Joc Hee
Joe
Nebraska City
Khelne
Entertains at Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Schneider and Mrs Wolff
Mrs Henry Schneider and Mrs John Wolff hosted two 1 o'clock bridge luncheons at the Schneider home on Oak street. Eight tables were set for the two sessions with yellow and white decorations and santhenums as a festive accent. Hostesses were assisted by Misses Marna Wolff Kathleen Troop Catherine Schneider and Kermit Wiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seturd
Henry Schneider
John Wolff
Schneider
Oak Street
Delichta
Nosesses
Mises Marna Wolff
Kathleen Troop
Catherine Schneider
Kermit Wiles
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
We express gratitude to our friends for kindness and sympathy during our sorrow. Thanks also for floral offerings and for the use of cars. William Folk and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Hugene Skinner, Mrs. Frank Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tii Nune
Dean Ehter
William Folk
Hugene Skinner
Frank Carlson
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Methodist Church
Mary Home
Gome
Congress
Weives
Hational Stone Quarry
Zreaes Bie
WM. Fale
South Park
Uraine
Christanas
Lexet
J. W. Holmes
Pray Fridae
GEME
ED Flyre
Burlington Lines West
Elmwood
Emma Eikenbery
Oarkland
Standard Oul
GITY
L. L. McCarty
Oil Company
Woman's Club
St. Mary’s Guild, der. Grd
Joe Kaco
Aow
Fey
First National Bank
BANK
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