Shooting at Weeping Water Lands Man in Jail
A quarrel Saturday near Manley and Weeping Water ends with T A Cole shooting Fritz Bauer 24 in the neck at Cole’s shack. Bauer is taken to University Hospital Omaha for treatment while Cole is jailed awaiting charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Cole
Fritz Bauer
Cole
Bauer
Weep- Inc Water
Fioyd Cole
Floyd Cole
Mr. Cole
Bert Reed
Reed
Thomas
University Hospital
Omaha
Near Manley
Weeping Water
Meisinger Dies After Illness In This City
George J. Meisinger dies at home after weeks of illness. He was 55 and spent most of his life in the community. Survived by his widow, son Harley, daughters Mrs Chester Minnier and Mrs Ralph Farrar, his mother Mrs George Meisinger, and brothers John R of Cedar Creek Henry G of Mynard and Fred W of Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
George J. Meisinger
Mr. Meisinger
Harley Meisinger
Chester Minnier
Ralph Farrar
Richland
California
George Meisinger
John R. Meisinger
Cedar
Always Gets His Duck Hunter Keeps Prize Duck For Dinner
Harry Speck famed hunter of the area shot a domesticated Mallard belonging to a neighbor while returning from a hunting trip with Floyd Becker. Speck displayed the duck to a neighbor before realizing its ownership yet continued to enjoy it for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Speck
Northwest Mounted Police
al- Wars
Harry
Floyd Becker
Mr. Becker
Griffin family moves to Sullivan property on Pearl Street
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Griffin and their family have moved from the Swarthout residence on Pearl Street to the Sullivan property at 808 Pearl Street, relocating to the north side of the street.
Journal Office Sells All Kinds of Business Stationery
Local printing house markets complete line of business stationery including letterheads envelopes and memo pads through the Journal office offering bulk quantities and custom engraving options for firms and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Wedding Surprise Ties Edith Furner and Percy Sherman
Yesterday in Omaha Miss Edith Furner wed Mr. Percy Sherman in a small ceremony attended by few relatives and close friends. The couple’s families, including Mrs. Giventer and Mr. Sherman’s ties to the Giventer store, celebrate the union with wide local congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Giventer
Omaha
Edith Furner
Percy Sherman
Giventer
Sherman
Plattsmouth High Seeks Basketball Success This Winter
Plattsmouth High School basketball looks strong after Thanksgiving, returning five lettermen John Galloway Chester Wiles Roy Turner Robert Hartford and Merle McCrary plus new talent. Coach Fred Robert plans a schedule featuring North High Omaha and other rivals with a March state tournament set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth High School
John Galloway
Chester Wiles
Roy Turner
Robert Hartford
Merle McCrary
Fred Robert
Platters
Fremont
Beatrice
North High of
Omaha
Nebraska City
Creighton Prep
Peru
Ashland
Blair
Wahoo
Schuyler
Benson
North High
St. Francis
Council Bluffs
Delivering a Fine Address at YMC of Methodist Church
Yesterday morning the Y M B C of the Methodist church heard an outstanding address by R Foster Patterson principal of the high school. The topic The Christian Home discussed the home influence on citizenship leadership responsibility and religious atmosphere. The audience regarded the talk as one of the ablest in many months and of personal appeal to every member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
R. Foster Patterson
Mrs Frank Lepert Undergoes Operation Near City
Mrs Frank Lepert of the south of the city was operated on Sunday at St. Catherine's hospital in Omaha for illness. The operation went well and she is expected to recover soon and return home. Friends of the family are pleased with her progress and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lepert
St. Catherine's Hospital
Omaha
Hall named cashier of Lincoln National Bank and Trust Co
Phil L. Hall Jr of Greenwood is elected cashier to succeed George W. Woods, now state banking commissioner. A longtime banker and veteran leader, Hall has led Greenwood State Bank and held numerous banking and military roles, with strong Lincoln ties and community service through the American Legion and state banking associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil L. Hall, Jr
Greenwood
Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company
George W. Woods
Hall
P. L. Hall
Central National Bank
Lincoln High School
University of Nebraska
Greenwood State Bank
Mead
Lincoln
State Banking Board
The
Agricultural College
Montana
Central National
Nebraska National Guard
Lancaster
Shorty Grey
Nebraska
Omaha
One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Field Artillery
Camp Funston
Wood
Camp
Hal
Three Hundred and Fifty-fifth Infantry
Cass County Bankers Association
State Association
Otoe
Seward
Cass
Vedah Wiedeman
University School of Music
American Legion
Greenwood Post
Cass County Association
Forty-and-Eight Society
Lincoln National Bank
W. A. Selleck
Don L. Love
James R. Dougan
E. H. Luikart
H. E. Leinberger
Married at Shenandoah
The wedding occurred yesterday in Shenandoah Iowa of Mrs Emoily Champlin of this city to Mr John F Cook of Beaver City a member of a well known county family who has lately lived in western Nebraska. The ceremony was performed by James Pearson radio pastor of KFNF in Iowa City and former lieutenant governor of Nebraska. The couple are warmly congratulated with best wishes for happiness and long years of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Iowa
Emoily Champlin
John F. Cook
Beaver City
James Pearson
Nebraska
KFNF
Iowa City
Dany P. G. Kelly Recovering After Omaha Hospital Admission
Dany P. G. Kelly, injured ten days ago in an assault by a man named Lindsay who struck him with an auto jack, is recovering well at University hospital in Omaha. Sheriff Reed had him admitted a week ago and hospital authorities hope for release in the next few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dany
P. G. Kelly
Lindsay
University Hospital
Omaha
Sheriff Reed
Berger Family Reunion at Blair Delights Attendees
A Blair gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs George Tiedje brought together members of the Berger family for a Monday reunion and a bountiful dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Nelson Berger Nehanka Mr and Mrs Raymond Berger Louisville Mr and Mrs Fred Smith Mr and Mrs Rex Young Plattsmouth Mr and Mrs Henry Ost Ashland and Mollie Berger with the Tiedjes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berger
George Tiedje
Blair
Tiedje
Mollie Berger
Nelson Berger
Nehanka
Raymond Berger
Louisville
Fred Smith
Rex Young
Plattsmouth
Henry Ost
Ashland
Elks Honor Departed Members in Memorial Services
Plattsmouth lodge No. 739 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held its annual memorial at the First Methodist church auditorium. Judge James T. Begley delivered the address praising Elks principles and citizenship and a mixed quartet performed selections including Send Out Thy Light and Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Plattsmouth
E. H. Wescott
Ruth Lindsay
John FB
Frady
L. O. Minor
Elks
Bell replaces cracked church bell at St John’s parish
St John’s Catholic church installed a new large bronze bell in the belfry replacing the cracked old bell. The old bell, once from Kenosha and then Nebrask City provenance, had served for over seventy years before a tornado destroyed the Kenosha church. Trustees bought the bell from Tony Klimm, with McMahen Transfer Co. handling placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
John Fitzgerald
Pioneer Railroad
McMahen Transfer Co
Tony Klimm
Birth Announcement for Heineman Daughter in Omaha
This morning at the Methodist hospital in Omaha a fine little daughter was born to Dr. and Mrs. P. T. Heineman of the city. The mother and child are reported as doing very nicely and the parents receive heartfelt congratulations and best wishes for the future welfare and happiness of Miss Heineman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
P. T. Heineman
Heineman
Police Judge Loses Coat and Vest in City Hall Heist
Judge Charles L. Grave reported the theft of his coat and vest from his private office at City Hall. Police Chief Joe Libershal traced the items to a Kansas City man named Jim Bryant, who attempted to sell them for 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Grave
Union
City Hall
Joe Libershal
Hamburger Castle
Chick Goodman
Judge Graves
Jim Bryant
Kansas City
Kaw
Severe injury after farm accident near Palmer Nebraska
Mrs. Frank Slavicek returned from Palmer Nebraska after a severe Thanksgiving morning accident involving her brother John Janda a well known local farmer. A horse kicked him grazing the left side near the heart causing fear of rib and tissue injury though hospital X rays found no internal damage and he is hoped to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Slavicek
Palmer
Nebraska
John Janda
Slavicek
Mrs J C Richardson of McCook Dies After Illness
Mrs J C Richardson, sister of A W Leonard, died of peritonitis after treatment at Immanuel hospital in Omaha. Her body returned to McCook for services at the Methodist church. interment followed at the local cemetery. She leaves five brothers two sisters and her father George Leonard of Oberlin Kansas. A W Leonard of this county expresses deep sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Richardson
McCook
A. W. Leonard
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Cole Arraigned for Shooting with Intent to Kill
T A Cole was arraigned in county court on a complaint by County Attorney W G Kieck charging him with shooting Fritz Bowers with intent to kill. He pled not guilty waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court for trial on $1000 bond. Bowers is reported improving at University Hospital Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesdas
Dalyvy
T. A. Cole
W. G. Kieck
Fritz Bowers
Mr. Cok
Bert Reed
King of Trails Highway Reopened After Paving Completed
State Engineer Roy Cochren announced that King of Trails Highway No. 75 is open again after months of paving work north of the Platte and between that river and Omaha. Travelers may use the old route, reducing mileage, with detours west of Mynard and Spangler corner removed as paving resumes for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King of Trails
Roy Cochren
Omaha
Cochran
Platte
Mynard
Spangler Corner
Louis Wondra Injured Pulling Car From Ditch
Louis Wondra an employee of the Service Chevrolet Co. suffered a serious hand injury on North 11th street while trying to pull a car from a ditch. He slipped on an ice and snow bank and a splinter from a protruding board penetrated his hand between the third and little fingers, damaging the palm. He was attended by a physician and is expected to be out for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wondra
Chevrolet Co
North 11Th Street
McMahen
Louis
Surprise Birthday Party for J. Hendricks
A large group gathered at Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hendricks home Saturday to celebrate his birthday despite bad weather. Dancing featured Lancaster's old time orchestra and a lunch was served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs. Will Wehrbein and Mrs. J. E. Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hendricks
Lancaster
Will Wehrbein
J. E. Lancaster
Messrs
Earl Lancaster
John Hendricks
Teresa Donat
Ione Barnard
Irene
Margaret
Nora Hischar
Neva
Florence
Marjorie Lancaster
Emma McNatt
Albert and
Ora Scudder
David, Herold
Raymond Lancaster
George Toman
Julian McNatt
Charles Livingston
James Hoschar
Fine Meeting of Plattsmouth Woman’s Club Plans Events
The Plattsmouth Woman’s Club met at Mrs. D. C. Dwyer’s home with strong attendance. President Mrs. E. H. Wescott led devotions, and plans were made to sponsor the film Evangeline at the Ritz on December 5 6 and 10, with tickets sold by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesday
Plattsmouth
Frank Mullen
L. L. Turpin
Ralph Petring
Carl Ofe
Grace Nolting
Iowa City
Westellia Robertson
Wescott
E. C. Wescott
Los Angeles
Ralph M. Wiles
F. R. Malcolm
Bertha Shopp
R. P. Westover
Entertaining Dinner for Captain Thorne in Christmas Colors
Mrs. E. J. Richey hosted a six o'clock dinner Sunday for Captain and Mrs. Hamilton Thorne before their Panama departure. The home glowed with red and green Christmas decor. After dinner guests played bridge with Mrs. George H. Petring winning first prize and Mrs. Robert M. Walling the consolation. Karl Brown led the gentlemen, with George Petring taking the consolation prize. Mrs. Richey was aided by Mrs. Karl Brown of Papillion in serving and entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Richey
Hamilton Thorne
Panama
Robert M. Walling
Karl Brown
George Petring
Richey
Mary May beauty shop moves to new location at Hotel Riley
The Mary May beauty shoppe relocates from the south side room of the Hotel Riley to the north Sixth street space formerly Crabill jewelry. The new room is described as handsome, offering a fine operating area and a large waiting room and enhancing the area. The vacated south front room may become Mr Richeys private office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary May Beauty
Hotel Riley
Sixth
Crabill Jewelry
Richey
Young Couple Weds as Soldier Raymond Chansley Marries Gladys Loveless
On Saturday evening Rev. H. E. Sorter united Raymond Chansley of the 17th Infantry at Fort Crook with Gladys Loveless of the city. Mrs. J. C. Loveless, mother of the bride, witnessed the ceremony. The groom will remain at the military post until his enlistment ends, while the bride will live with her parents for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Sorter
Raymond Chansley
17Th Infantry
Fort Crook
Gladys Loveless
J. C. Loveless
Also Mentioned on This Page
Friend
Phil L. Hall
Lincoln Trust Co
High Post
Judge Begley
Bell Has
Coat
West
Libershal
Womans Club
D. C. Dwyer
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