Fatal Sunday Auto Crash Near City Kills Harold Smith
A Sunday afternoon collision on the federal highway four miles south of the city left Harold Smith known as Happy dead. Vern Flick driving a Ford roadster collided with a Syracuse owned truck driven by Joseph Schroeder injuring Flick and Charles Kunsman. The coroner’s jury ruled Smith’s death accidental.
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Harold
Happy” Smith
Vern Flick
Joseph Schroeder
Syracuse
TX Quinton
Court House
Fhek
Ralph Lahmen
Nebraska City
Flick
Hud
County Atorney Cole At & O'Clock
Durwood Lynde
Eugene Reddy
Earl L. Murray
John B. Lixingston
Glen Perry
Charles Manners
Schroeder
C. C. Woodruff
Mr. Woodruff
Ralph Lahman
Kinsman
Cotten
Harold Smith
Mr. Lahman
Everett Emmons
Schrowler
Vern Fick
Omaksa
Cheries J. Kunsman
Plattsmouth
Graham & Wier
Mr. Smith
Union
Thireen
Charles Kunemen
Kuneman
Atc
Sherif
Death brings deep regret for young Harold Smith
The death of Happy Smith and the loss to his city is announced with tribute to Harold Smith born February 2, 1901. He was a gifted musician and prominent in youth sports and social life. He was the son of William D. Smith and his wife. Ruth is his sister.
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Smith
Harold Smith
Flattsmouth
William D. Smith
Ruth
Auto accident on West Main ends with injuries and wreck
Floyd Elliott drove a Ford roadster on West Main near Twelfth Street when steering locked turning the car over twice on a steep hill. Fred Rebal escaped with minor bruises, Glen Henry injured with a painful shoulder and cuts, Elliott hurt lightly. car declared a complete wreck. Residents helped remove the group and they headed to town for treatment.
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Monneye Lally
West Main Street
Twelfth Street
Floyd Elliott
Glen Henry
Fred Rebal
Floyd Eliott
Veterans Meet: Burlington Association Delegation Attends
William Balance Joseph Varga Sr Henry Mauzy Mike Whelan George A Dodge and A G Romen travel to Havelock and Lincoln to attend a Veterans association meeting of the Burlington. The event includes a banquet in Lincoln and the Plattsmouth delegation will stay for the night session.
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William Balance
Joseph Varga, Sr
Henry Mauzy
Mike Whelan
George A. Dodge
A. G. Romen
Havelock
Lincoln
Veterans’ Association of the
Burlington
Plattsemouth
Mayor cuts police force change at Plattsmouth
Mayor C A Johnson reorganizes the city police, replacing the special force with a new department led by E P Stewart and appointing Earl L Murray to night duty. Two extra officers, George Decker and Res Young, remain, while veterans Gayer and Jyvade depart after stabilizing law and order.
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C. A. Johson
Nau
E. P. Stewart
Earl L. Murray
George Decker
Res Young
Harrison L. Gayer
Durwond Lynde
Plattsmouth
Gayer
Jyvade
Stewert
Plattsmoath
Murray
Co. I
168Th Infantry
Rainibow
Decker
Youngs
Johnson
Rawls
Hic
Frankie Schoell Set for Welterweight Elimination in Omaha
Frankie Schoell will meet Dave Shade in an elimination bout for the welterweight crown in Omaha on December 15. Shade is already in town training, following a recent match with title holder Mickey Walker. The winner earns the first shot at the title holder.
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Omaha
Frankie Schoell
Dave Shade
Shade
Mickey” Walker
Mrs. Evi Speir Leaves for Alliance with Mother
Mrs. Evi Speir formerly Mariel Streight, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Streight, departed this afternoon for home in Alliance. She was accompanied as far as Omaha by her mother Mrs. W. J. Streight.
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Evi Speir
Mariel Streight
W. J. Streight
Alliance
Omaha
Farm loans now made at 5 percent
Searle S. Davis announces farm loans available at five percent interest. Office located in the Plattemouth State Bank Building.
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Searle S. Davis
Plattemouth State Bank
Funeral of Mrs Everett Noble
The funeral of the late Mrs Everett Noble was held at 10 o'clock this morning at Holy Rosary Catholic church on West Pesk street. Rev Father Ferdinand Suesser celebrated the requiem mass and the body was interred at Oskiful cemetery. A wealth of floral remembrances reflected the deep sympathy of many lifelong friends.
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Everett Noble
Holy Rosary Catholic
West Pesk Street
Ifelong Friends
Ferdinand Suesser
Oskiful
Busy Day in Judge Weber's Court
Judge Weber's court heard six hunting violations on Alfred Beverase's Murrey farm, with Renner Sproul and Pleasart fined $2 plus costs. County Attorney A. G. Cole and Warden E. W. Melborn filed the complaints. Police court also processed three intoxication cases, fining J. H. Small, Andrew St Bunce, and C. Bruce ten dollars plus costs each.
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Weber
S. Renner
Sproul
J. B. Pleasart
Alfred Beverase
Murrey
E. W. Melborn
A. G. Cole
J. H. Small
John Gorder
Andrew St. Bunce
C. Bruce
Nebraska City
Charles Manners
Progressive senators plan shift from farm bloc in Congress
Senator G W Norris of Nebraska said progressive senators and representatives will replace the farm bloc in Congress. He indicated Norris bill for farmers relief will likely be replaced by an administration bill of some sort.
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Washington
Congress
G. W W. Norris
Nebraska
Woman's Club Holds Notable Public Library Meeting
The Plattsmouth Womans club hosted its regular monthly gathering at the public library auditorium. A large attendance enjoyed a varied program including musical numbers by Pr. K P Weetover and a reading by Mrs GB C Doolan. Miss Jessie Robertson led the discussion on education and courts, underscoring the need for modern Christian schooling and better access to judicial processes.
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Mplattsmouth Women’s Club
Pr. K.P. Weetover
GB. C. Doolan
KR. B. Hayes
Orient
Pear
Far East
Jessie Robertson
Lie
Observance of Educational Week Addresses Local High School
In Edgga Tishal Week students hear Hayvrmond J. Larson commander of the local American Legion post discuss the American flag history proper display and parade usage He urges citizens to use their individuality to promote the American spirit and to value the public school system and ballot civics.
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Prem
Hayvrmond J. Larson
Lerten
Beatrice Blues Player James Parker Marries Katie Schanck
Beatrice baseball figure James Parker known as Jiggs Parker wed Miss Katie Schanck on Thursday in Beatrice. Parker, employed by Standard Oil, plays third base for the Beatrice Blues and recently played the season in the state league. Friends in James city send best wishes to the couple.
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James
Parker
Katie Schanck
Mr. Parker
Beatrice
Standard Oil Company
Beatrice Blues
Mrs. Parker
Rabbs Visit Son in Omaha Hospital Recovery
Andrew Rabb Sr. visits son Tom Rabb at Presbyterian hospital in Omaha where Tom is slowly recovering from his wounds.
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Andrew Rabb
Omaha
Tom Rabb
Presbyterian Hospital
Tom
Watches For Men By Elgin Howard Hamilton Ingersoll
John W. Cra bill lists men watches from Elgin Howard and Hamilton plus the Ingersoll line priced from 1.50 to 9.00 suggesting a catalog or advertisement in the era.
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Elgin, Howard and
Hamilton
Ingersoll
John W. Crabill
W. C. T. U. Meeting At Mrs Dodge Home
Yesterday afternoon the W C T U society held an interesting meeting at Mrs George A Dodge home attended by much of the membership. The meeting focused on tobacco with papers by several members including Mrs Dodge on laws governing tobacco sale. Refreshments followed as a pleasant close to the gathering.
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Westerday Afternofn Piattemoorh Lodge
Elcés
Sway
Elks Orchestra
Star of Fidelity
Bdne Marshall Eaton
Nepal
Christine Coughlin
Frank A. Clokk
Ocourhitz
Cethe Iodie
Jaemes T. Begley
W. C. T. U. Society
George A. Dodge
York chosen site for Patriarchs Militant cantonment
The Patriarchs Militant of the LO C F committee led by J H Short met in York on November 21 to inspect a twenty acre park with a 250 seat dining hall and 5,000 seat amphitheatre. The site features a wide stream, gas ranges, electric lights, and drill grounds. The Commercial Club offered cooperation.
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LO. C. F
J. HK. Short
B. A. Johnson
B. B. Golden
FE. Button
Joan Pittaan
York
Order
Commercial Club
Modern Construction completes sewer and paving near Nebraska Masonic Home
The Modern Construction company of this city has finished sewer work on Washington avenue and a ravine project near the Nebraska Masonic Home. J. H. and H. C. McMahen led the crew, delivering work deemed excellent. The paving costs are to be paid by the Nebraska Masonic Home association under city agreement.
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Modern Construction Company
Washington Avenue
Nebraska Masonic Home
J. H
H. C. McMahen
Nebraska Masonic Home Association
Cockrels for Sale Rhode Island Red Roosters
5S. C. Rhode Island Red cockrels for sale at 2.00 each. Contact C. R Todd by phone 3102.
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Rhode Island
C. R Todd
Dennison Christmas Tags and Seals Ad
Journal office promotes Dennison Christmas tags and seals as the best products on the market for holiday use.
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Journal
Dennison
New Manager of Lighting Company Arrives for District
The Nebraska Gas and Electric Co appoints C. J. Theleen as district manager to oversee operations in the district previously led by Kuykendall. Theleen, formerly with Nebraska Power Co. at Omaha, brings extensive public utility experience and will handle service quality and upcoming rate and system changes.
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Prirw
Nebraska Gas & Piectric Co
Kik Dutes
CL. Knykendahll
York
C. J. Theleen
Nebraska Power Co
Omaha
Lighting Company
Kuykendall
Ligehting
Ford Sedan Wreck Near Dunbar Leaves Lemke Injured
A Ford sedan driven by Benhart Lemke collided head on with a Cass county license pad car north of Dunbar Sunday evening. Lemke suffered a slight leg injury while a young woman passenger escaped injury. The other driver did not stop and continued his journey. the wrecked sedan was towed to the city.
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Benhart Lemke
Dunbar
Cass County
Unss
Lemke
Nebraska City
County Commissioners Open May Bill Session
The board of county commissioners began a monthly review of accumulated county bills for the past thirty days. County Clerk George Sayles and officials plan to attend the commissioners and clerks meeting in Omaha tomorrow for discussion with varied officials.
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Board of County Commissioners
George Sayles
Omaha
Varints
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Veterans
Omaha News Radio Services
MS. Noble
Grand Lodge
Prom
Dany
Omaha News Radio Service
Woman's Club
Eve
Puesceys
Dontis
Raymond J. Larson
American Legion
W. C. T. U. Meeting
J. H. Short
J. Theleen
Neb Power Co. of
Post Office
Toe Bank
Diattsmouth
Federal Reserve
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