Jury Finds for Heil in Mule Ownership Case
A district court jury ruled for Edward Heil in the dispute over ownership of a team of mules with rival William H. Meisinger. Heil was awarded 113.53 dollars after a day of testimony and a completed sealed verdict. The Eight Mile Grove case drew local attention before continuing to later matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hell
William H. Meisinger
Mr. Heil
Eight Mile Grove
Meisinger
Everett C. Carrick
Emmet F. Marshall
Clifford E. Butler
Fourth Birthday Party for Master Joseph Noble
The fourth birthday of Master Joseph Noble was celebrated at the A. R. Noble home on North 11th Street. About twenty children attended Saturday afternoon, enjoying games and party favors. Mrs. A. R. Noble and daughter Miss Sylvia served refreshments, highlighted by a birthday cake and candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Noble
A. R. Noble
North 11Th Street
Sylvia
Beeson Leavesfor California as Ill Relative at Home
Judge Allen J. Beeson departed for Los Angeles after a message said Morgen Waybright, uncle to Mrs. Beeson, was critically ill. A second message said Waybright grew worse with no improvement. Two of the Beesons daughters were in Los Angeles aiding in care at the Waybright home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen J. Beeson
Los Angeles
California
Morgen Waybright
West
Judge
Railroads Pay Taxes to Cass County Treasurer
Cass County Treasurer Miss Mia A. Ger ing received tax payments from two railroads, the Chicago Burlington and Quincy and the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific. Taxes based on three fourths valuation were accepted on the state tax commissioner's recommendation, totaling 47 562 17 from Burlington and 8 233 02 from Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalls
Mia A. Gering
Cass County
Chicago Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Systems
Burlington
Rock Island
Very charming luncheon honors sister Mrs Fingarson
Miss Gretchen Donnelly hosted a Thanksgiving season luncheon at 1911 Lathrop Street Omaha. Guests included out of town visitors Mrs James T Begley of Plattsmouth and Mrs John W Falter of Falls City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Donnelly
Lathrop Street
Omaha
George Fingarson
James T. Begley
Plattsmouth
John W. Falter
Falls City
Lawyer’s Victory in Schlichtemeier vs Krohl Court
Attorney C A Rawles of this city reports that the case Schlichtemeier vs Krohl was affirmed in favor of his client William T Schlichtemeier of near Nehawka. The dispute, over a $3000 note from Pierce County, originated in that county and went from U S district court in Lincoln to the Circuit Court of Appeals in St Paul Minnesota. The final outcome pleases both lawyer and client.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Rawles
Schlichtemeier Vs. Krohl
U.S. District Court
Lincoln
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Paul
Minnesota
Mr. Rawls
William T. Schlichtemeier
Near
Nehawka
Pierce County
Bishop Shayler Visits St Luke's Church in Omaha
The Rt. Rev. Ernest Vincent Shayler, bishop of Nebraska, visited St. Luke's Church for the 7:30 a.m. Eucharist. His visit marks the start of a statewide church movement to renew interest and expand activity, with St. Luke's noted as one of the state’s oldest Episcopal parishes and a symbol of anticipated growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Nebraska
Ernest Vincent Shavyier
Shayler
St. Luke's
Marriage Department Seals Two Nuptial Bonds
The county judge's office reports a busy period as couples apply for marriage licenses. Judge Duxbury officiated for Vern A. Erhart and Alene Foerlinger of Falls City, who formerly worked with H. L. Garner in his electric shop. He also joined Vernon Albright of Griswold, Iowa, and Edith Buskirk of South Bend, who traveled by train from their home just for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duxbury
Vern A. Erhart
Alene Foerlinger
Falls City
H. L. Garner
Vernon Albright
Griswold
Iowa
Edith Buskirk
South Bend
Burlington
Fingarsons Return From Philippines to Omaha Fort Crook
Captain George Fingarson and family return to Omaha after serving with the military forces in the Philippines. They join the 17th infantry at Fort Crook as Mrs Fingarson, formerly Marie Donnelly, returns home with the Donnelly family now in Omaha. Gretchen Donnelly honored her sister in a Saturday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fingarson
Captain Fingarson
Omaha
Philippine Islands
Fingarson
Manila
17Th Infantry
Fort Crook
Marie Donnelly
Two Plattsmouth Nurse Trainees Return Home
Thanksgiving visits bring Delores Wiles and Eleanor McCarty home from the University Hospital in Omaha. The students, daughters of local families, are progressing rapidly in their nursing program at the state school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
University of Nebraska
University Hospital At
Omaha
Delores Wiles
C. L. Wiles
Eleanor McCarty
T. C. McCarty
Quinton Loses Fight to Remain Cass County Sheriff
Former Cass county sheriff Carl D. Quinton loses a second time in the supreme court over his right to hold office after Governor Bryan suspended him during indictments. Quinton's request to be relieved led to a temporary successor and later removal by district court. The court rules the governor acted within law and the quo warranto path unnecessary. State Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Quinton
Cass County
Supreme Court
Bryan
Quinton
E. P. Stewart
Stewart
District Court
Juinton
State Journal
Doings in Police Court
DeWitt Surface of Union appeared before Justice Weber charged with intoxication. He paid a $10 fine and costs after being picked up Sunday evening. Ray Burton pled guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor and was fined $100. he paid the amount but declined to name his source of purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Union
Court of Justice
William Weber
Omaha
Ray Burton
Nebraska
Death of Mrs Minnie Schleusner Former West Point Resident
Mrs Minnie Schleusner died Thanksgiving morning at St Josephs Home West Point after five months as a resident. Born in Germany January 4 1855 she came to America in 1868 and settled at West Point. She married in 1876 her husband died in 1914. A devout Christian and German Lutheran member she also belonged to the Woodmen circle for 23 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie ‘Schleusner
Steger
St. Joseph’s
West Point
Some Real Artist Wax Flowers At Bates Shop
Large wax flowers on display at Bates Book and Gift shop draw attention. Pink roses praised for beauty and perfect detail. Created by Mrs. W. G. Davis wife of the Chamber of Commerce secretary, the pieces are noted as handsome specimens of artificial flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book and
W. G. Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Injured Hand At Burlington Shop Fails To Rule Out Save
Frank Koubek, a Burlington shop employee, suffered a severe accident Saturday when a car wheel caught his right hand finger. The finger was stripped to the bone and bandaged. doctors hope the member can be saved and amputation avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Koubek
Burlington
Committees Named by Chamber of Commerce
The local chamber of commerce announces year long committees covering recreation skating legislative bridge trade days and fairs banquets industrial publicity hospital agricultural roads parks and tourist membership finance and budget. A cemetery committee is under consideration with possible additions likely to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
O. Dwyer
W. A. Robertson
J. A. Capwell
J. T. Begley
J. K. Pollock
E. J. Richey
C. C. Wescott
S. S. Davis
Henry Schneider
W. G. Davis
A. G. Bach
A. H Rosencrans
Henry Soennichsen
E. H. Wescott
R. W. Knorr
Guy Morgan
Bruce Rosencrans
W. C. Soennichsen
E. A. Wurl
J. P. Sattler
Frank Smith
E. C. Harris
L. O. Minor
F. L. Rea
B. A. Rosencrans
Plattsmouth
New Handy Way Grocery Store Nears Opening
The Plattsmouth Masonic lodge building formerly home to Herger bakery is almost finished as the Handy Way grocery store of Hill Martin. The old front has been replaced with a modern display worthy of the city block, and interior changes will create an ideal, attractive store space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Married at Court House Miss Catherine Wynn and William Falk
County Judge A H Duxbury joined Miss Catherine Wynn daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wynn to William Falk Saturday evening. The couple, well known in the city, plan to reside in the groom's south side home. He has been active in southern city affairs and once ran for councilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
Catherine Wynn
William Falk
John Wynn
Mrs. Falk
Groom
Imports Increasing in October Foreign Trade Share
Washington reports a surge in foreign manufactured goods in October's U S foreign trade analysis. More than forty percent of American imports were manufactured or semi manufactured materials, up from about thirty eight percent in October 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Dorothy Cowles Weds Frank McDaniel in Lake Worth
Miss Dorothy E. Cowles marries Mr. Frank McDaniel at the First Congregational church in Lake Worth Florida on November 23. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend Lillian B. Fulton with witnesses including Mrs. W E Propst and Lester Boder. A reception followed at the Propst home. the couple will reside at 312 North O Street Pratt Apartments Lake Worth Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cowles
Dorothy E. Cowles
Frank McDaniel
First Congregational Church
Lake Worth
Florida
Lillian B. Fulton
Georgette
Senor Rodriguez
Havana
Cuba
Elvin E. Greene, Jr
W. E. Propst
Miss Cowles
Lester B. Boder
McDaniel
Dwight A. Propst
North Lakeside Drive
Plattsmouth
Cora McDaniel
Omaha
Nebraska
Florida East Coast
Fine Show Delights Parmele Theatre Patrons
Patrons enjoyed the film Marriage Clause and local talent at Plattsmouth's Parmele Theatre. Master Richard Hedges played saxophone, Grey Horsack performed accordion solos, and Glen Brittain wowed with mouth harp. The program repeats tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dany
Parmele Theatre
Plattsmouth
Saturday Evening Post
Billie Dove
Francis X. Bushman
Cases Assigned for Trial In District Court Calendar
The estate of Aaron Gamble is set for December 20 due to Judge Beeson’s absence. The trial list fixes Philip Leipert vs C B Q R for December 2, Anna Brown vs Pollock for December 3, and Platts State Bank vs Willie Meier- dierk for December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Aaron Gamble
Beeson
Philip G. Leipert
Anna A. Brown
J. K. Pollock
Platts State Bank
Willie Meierdierk
Dee
Mrs. A H Duxbury III Ill From Gall Stone Attack
Friends report Mrs A H Duxbury of West Pearl street is gravely ill at home after a severe gall stone attack. She endured a weekend of intense pain and could not be moved to a hospital, though her condition eased slightly today but remains serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
West Pearl Street
Leaving for California from Tuesday’s Gally
Herbert Klauschie an employee in Burlington's local machine shops will soon depart for California to accompany his mother Mrs. Fred Klauschie of Omaha to Los Angeles for the winter. Mrs Klauschie has been in poor health and doctors advise a warmer climate. He will visit his sister in Los Angeles before returning to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gally
Herbert Klauschie
Burlington
California
Fred Klauschie
Omaha
Los Angeles
Klauschie
Busy Times Here for the Early Buyers
The piece urges early Christmas shopping as twenty one days remain, noting local stores display a wide gift range from fancy to staple lines. Shoppers are advised to inspect the Plattsmouth merchants, prepare lists, and select early to avoid last minute nerves and hurry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Bad checks returned on local merchants reported
Three bad checks were passed to Right Away Shoe Shop Buck's Booterie and the J C Penney store. Each check bore the name Cecil Wright and was drawn on banks at Plattsmouth Union Nebraska City. The items were brought to Sheriff Ryder's office on Monday marked No account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck's Booterie
J. C. Penney
Ryder
Cecil Wright
Plattsmouth
Union
Neb
Nebraska City News-Press
Elks Lodge Memorial Service Set for Sunday
Plattsmouth lodge No. 739 will hold a memorial service Sunday December 5 at 2 30 PM in the Elks club house to honor departed brothers including Dr P J Flynn and Louis Kroehler. Judge James T Begley will be the orator with a program of solos and readings from lodge officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth Lodge No. 739
Elks Club
Order of Elks
P. J. Flynn
Louis Kroehler
James T. Begley
Plattemouth Lodge
Boy Sent To State School By Judge Begley
Judge Begley in district court ordered Paul Depree a thirteen year old delinquent to be sent to the state school at Kearney after hearing evidence from the lad and interested parties. The court found his surroundings and associations unsafe despite his bright school and scouting record.
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Luke’s Church
Philippines
Court House
Dorothy Cowles
Lake Worth, Florida
Mrs. Duxbury III
Elks Lodge
Rachmanthon
Katheryn Walling
Voca Solo
Hammond
Mee
A. DD
Caldewell
Cadman
James T. Begley Voeal Solo
Teonyson
James T. Heeler
Xmonal Bank
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