Chums of Nelson Hunted in Chicago Area
The inquest found gangster Lester Gillis known as Nelson died of wounds in the abdomen inflicted by federal agents Samuel P. Cawley and Herman E. Hollis. Helen Gillis had selected an undertaker to lay out Nelson, and two Dillinger lieutenants survived a bus station seizure. witnesses named Opal Caton and Chester Gideon, with no evidence against them. Hundreds viewed Nelson’s body at the morgue, and sister Juliette Fitzsimmons testified Helen Gillis had arranged for the undertaker if anything happened to Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George
Wace
Nelson
Helen Gillis
Samuel P. Cawley
Herman E. Hollis
Dillinger
Union
John Hamilton
Chester Gideon
John Dillinger
Lirs. Gillis
Juliette Fitzsimmions
Desperado
Lester
Lester Gillis
Sadowski
Joliet Penitentiary
State Journal
Funeral of Mrs Green
The funeral of Mrs. Rachel Green aged 95 was held Friday at Oak Hill cemetery beside her husband Calvin W. Green who died earlier. Services were at Lincoln and the body brought for last rites prepared by Sattler Funeral Home. The procession included her two sons H. W. Green and Frank E. Green and a granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Green
Oak Hill Cemetery
Calvin W. Green
Lincoln
Sattler Funeral Home
H. W
Frank E. Green
Marriage licenses issued flourish in November count
The county marriage license department shows a strong November with twenty three licenses issued. Thirteen couples were wed by the county judge, each wedding adding a $23 fee to the county as required by law.
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A. H. Duxbury
Returns from hospital for Edward Schliscke
Edward Schliscke, after four weeks at St. Joseph hospital in Omaha, has been able to return home but remains under medical care. He shows some improvement but is far from well and will need ongoing treatment to regain his former health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schliscke
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Mr. Schliscke
Obituary of Lulu Kitzel of Alvo Nebraska 1874 1934
Lulu Kitzel daughter of George and Bina Kitzel was born on a farm near Alvo Nebraska January 25 1874 and died November 22 1934 at age 60 years 9 months and 27 days. She married Ed gar M Stone March 3 1895 and they resided in the community. Survived by husband son George LaVerne of Seattle Washington two grandchildren two brothers William Kitzel of Alvo and O A Kitzel of Lincoln one sister Minnie Weichel and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held November 25 1934 at the Methodist church conducted by Rev McKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Kitzel
George
Bina Kitze
Alvo
Nebr
Edgar M. Stone
George LaVerne
Doris
Methodist Church
Alvo Woman's Reading Club
Double Hour Club
Seattle
Washington
William Kitzel
O. A. Kitzel
Lincoln
Minnie Weichel
Oscar
George Kitzel
McKenzie
Lulu
Lfe
Card of Thanks from Stone family
The Stone family expresses deep appreciation to friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness shown during the illness and at the time of death of their beloved wife and mother, Edgar M. and George L. Stone.
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Edgar M
George L. Stone
Thanksgiving Dinner at Sunnyside Hosts Family Gathering
The E. H. Wescott home Sunnyside hosted a Thanksgiving day gathering of relatives and friends. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wescott, Miss Jean Tidball, Miss Margaret Hodgert, Miss Margaret Mapes, Edgar Wescott of Lincoln, Miss Clara Mae Morgan, Mrs. Stranglen and daughters Madeline and Miss Alice Eaton of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Wescott
C. C. Wescott
Jean Tidball
Margaret Hodgert
Margaret Mapes
Edgar Wescott
Lincoln
Clara Mae Morgan
Stranglen
Madeline
Alice Eaton
Omaha
Wife of Doctor Stibal Injured In Omaha Fall
A week ago at her parents home in Omaha the wife of Dr Jerrold F Stibal fell down a cellar way. X rays at Dr Joe J Stibal's office yesterday showed two broken ribs one on each side. She is doing as well as can be expected.
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Omaha
Jerrold F. Stibal
Joe J. Stibal
May Undergo Operation for Gall Stones
Mrs. Edward Donat Sr has been ill at her west city home for several days with a severe gall stone attack. Her condition may require transfer to an Omaha hospital for an operation.
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Edward Donat, Sr
Omaha
Tidballs Visit Lincoln Over Thanksgiving Day
Mr and Mrs John L Tidball with Misses Ruth and Marjorie and John Ill visited Lincoln over Thanksgiving Day as guests at I M Tidball s home. I M Tidball is a relative of Mr Tidball s uncle.
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John L. Tidball
Ruth
Marjorie
John Ill
Lincoln
I. M. Tidball
Mr. Tidball
Davis Family Feasts in Lincoln Thanksgiving Visit
Mr and Mrs Sears S Davis and children Stephen Corbin and Elizabeth visited Lincoln at Mrs Mary M Davis home for Thanksgiving dinner held in her house.
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Sears S. Davis
Stephen, Corbin
Elizabeth
Lincoln
Mr. Davis
Mary M. Davis
St Pauls Auxiliary to Meet at Church Parlors
The St Pauls Auxiliary will assemble Thursday afternoon December 6 at the church parlors. A business session is planned for 2 30 with a social hour to follow. Hostesses are Mrs Chris Tschirren Mrs George Kaffenberger and Mrs Henry Walters.
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St. Paul's
Chris Tschirren
George Kaffenberger
Henry Walters
Dead Animals Removal Service Ad
Free removal of dead animals offered by South Omaha Rendering Works at Market 4626. Telephone charges reverse. Published as a small local notice.
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South Omaha
Public Returns to Liquid Laxatives Say Senna Eases Relief
The public increasingly uses liquid laxatives for natural, gentle bowel movement. Doctors favor senna as a natural laxative that does not overly drain the system. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a senna based liquid laxative marketed for gentle relief and bowel regularity.
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Dr. Caldwell
Night Patrol By County Officers Seeks Thieves
Sheriff Homer Sylvester and Deputy Sheriff Thomas Walling spent a sleepless Friday patrolling highways in the west county. Facing frequent petty thefts near Weeping Water, Elmwood, Eagle and Murdock they thoroughly covered the area but found no trace of suspects and returned to town near dawn.
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Homer Sylvester
Thomas Walling
Weeping Water
Elmwood
Eagle
Murdock
Marland Drops Prohibition Repeal From Amendments
Governor elect Marland announced he would not include prohibition repeal among constitutional amendments for a special election slated for February or March. He said education welfare revenue and taxation reforms depend on enacted amendments and he urged keeping prohibition repeal out of the ballot.
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Ponca City
Okl
Marland
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. James Varga At Sullivan Home
Mrs Newton Sullivan and Miss Helen Johnson hosted a stork shower for Mrs James Varga at Mrs Sullivan’s country home south of town. Twenty two ladies attended with many fitting gifts. Games, refreshments, and festive decor made the afternoon memorable.
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Newton Sullivan
Helen Johnson
Stenner Visits Sedalia Friends En Route to Omaha
Ernest Stenner of Sedalia Missouri stopped Friday at the C. F. Janda home while traveling to Omaha to join his wife there visiting her sister. He located several old friends but noted many former acquaintances were absent. He said his brother Leon now lives in Minneapolis and his younger brother Joe and sister are in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Ernest Stenner
Sedalia
Missouri
C. F. Janda
Omaha
Stenner
Mr. Stenner
Leon
Minneapolis
Joe
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Birth Announcement for Vivian Louise Schorer
Friends report the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Henry Schorer on Sunday November 25 in Lexington Nebraska. The baby is named Vivian Louise and both mother and child are doing nicely. Mrs Schorer formerly Miss Alice Bly a longtime Plattsmouth teacher.
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Henry Schorer
Lexington
Nebraska
Vivian Louise
Schorer
Alice Bly
Plattsmouth
University visitors return after Kansas Aggies win
Misses Maxine Cloidt and Lois Bestor of the University of Nebraska came home for the weekend after staying in Lincoln for the football game. The Kansas Aggies defeated Nebraska 19 to 7.
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Maxine Cloidt
Lois Bestor
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Lincoln
Kansas Aggies
Cornhuskers
Visiting in Iowa by Miss Helen Warner Deputy Clerk
Miss Helen Warner deputy clerk of the district court spent Thanksgiving at Centerville Iowa as part of a house party honoring Mr Stanley Caster of Emblem Wyoming visiting his parents and old friends. She plans to return home Sunday from the outing.
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Helen Warner
Centerville
Iowa
Stanley Caster
Emblem
Wyoming
Perkinses Visit City En Route to Thanksgiving Home
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Perkins of Omaha spent a brief stop in the city on Thursday while traveling to the Bernard Meisinger residence west of Mynard where they were Thanksgiving guests. They returned to Omaha that evening.
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Roy Perkins
Omaha
Bernard Meisinger
Mynard
Enjoy Family Party At Slavicek Home
Thanksgiving day gathering at the home of Mrs. Anna Slavicek featured a mid day dinner. Attending were Dr. and Mrs. A Pecinovsky and family of Valley Falls Kansas Mr and Mrs Frank Janda Mr and Mrs Fred Uhik and daughter of Omaha and Mr and Mrs Vincent Pilny Jr of this city.
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A. Pecinovsky
Valley Falls
Kansas
Frank Janda
Fred Uhik
Omaha
Vincent Pilny, Jr
City
Visit With Home Folks From Chicago Sioux Falls
Mr and Mrs Albert Deegen and daughter Joan of Chicago and Mr and Mrs Dwight Patterson and daughter Susan of Sioux Falls have visited over the holidays at the home of Mr and Mrs T M Patterson. The Patterson family will return to Sioux Falls Sunday while the Deegen family stays longer. Mrs Deegen was formerly Miss Jeanette Patterson.
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Dwight Patterson
Susan
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
T. M. Patterson
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Pease Style Shop E Ladies Store
Platismouth, Nebr
Thomas Walling Company
Mrs. Green
ST. Paul’s Auxiliary
Stork
Trainmaster Union Made
Soennichsen’s
Meat Department
Anna Slavicek
Albert Deegen
Lttl
Joan
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