High School Orchestra Stirs Auditorium With Fine Concert
The high school orchestra directed by RB Woodward delivered a delightful concert Friday evening in the school auditorium. The program featured Mozart Minuette, Herbert Mlle Modiste selections, a cornet quintet, saxophone ensemble, baritone solo by Stuart Porter, and readings by Janet Westover and Dorothy Jean Turner. Notable performers included Lucille Albert, Maurie Vallery, Wallace Terryberry, Billy Evers, and James Robertson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Woodward
Golden
Lucille Albert
Maurie Vallery
Vivian Lightbody
Madge Garnett
Victor Herbert
Marvin Tritsch
James Comstock
William Henrichsen
Francis Libershal
Robert Mann
Wallace
Edward Ergenberger
Robert Hall
Herbert Afinor
Arthur Kopp
Donald Cotner
Autton Rolland
Faust
Stuart Porter
Lee
Grieg
Bizet
Tittle
Janet Westover
Dorothy Jean Turner
Nettie
J. A. Capwell
James Robertson
Lawrence Rhodes
Evening Star
Tannhauser
Wallace Terryberry
Billy Evers
Don Ruainer
George Adam
Marie Vallery
Madge Garnet
Alice Hiatt
Vivian Lighthody
Rose Woster
Calvin Swick
Francis Sibershal
Otto Stodolu
Selby Lightbody
Lawrence Rhoades
Edward Egenberger
Herbert Minor
Arthur Kupp
Don Conner
Aulton Rolland
Ira Mumm
Kenneth Armstrong
Cecil Comstock
Marjorie
Eagle Men Arrested for Illicit Whiskey Transport
M Morgan and E Bogenrief of Eagle were arrested in Ashland after stopping for supper on their rabbit hunting trip. A five gallon jug of alleged whisky was found in their Ford. Both pleaded guilty. Morgan fined 100 dollars per count plus costs, Bogenrief 75 per count plus costs. The car and hunting guns were taken to Wahoo by Sheriff Mengel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Morgan
E. Bogenrief
Eagle
Ashland
Walter Clouse
Clouse
Morgan
Bogenrief
Wahoo
Mengel
Death of Former Resident in Edgar Nebraska
Friends of the Phillip Balser family in this city report the death of Mr Balser on November 11 in Edgar Nebraska. He had lived with his daughter Mrs Lester Dalton and family for several years. He had suffered stomach trouble for years and died at seventy eight. The funeral was in Farnum where Mrs Balser was buried years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Balser
Mr. Balser
Edgar
Nebraska
Lester Dalton
Farnum
Balser
Christmas is Evidenced in Local Stores
Stores in Plattsmouth showcase a full Christmas display with art gifts jewels practical remembrances and holiday groceries. Shoppers are urged to choose early to avoid rush finding lines complete at best prices and merchants promise satisfaction in every line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Tradition and the Church by George Agius reviewed
A Carnegie Pennsylvania Union review lauds Father George Agius's Tradition and the Church. The 1828 Stratford Company volume argues much Protestant tradition stems from Roman Catholic origins and promotes wide reading among clergy and lay readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Agius
St. John's
Union
Carnegie
Pennsylvania
H. Cunningham
D. D
Stratford Co
Boston
Mass
Young Man Sentenced In Battery Theft Case
Fay Rhoten, arrested for stealing batteries from the Merritt sand pits, pled guilty in district court. The value was $30, and the court sentenced him to thirty days in jail from the arrest date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuredar
Fay Rhoten
Merritt
Job Ad Placement Tip From The Journal
The Journal invites readers to place ads for work or event results. It highlights the local newspaper as a channel to reach job seekers and audiences, encouraging submissions for timely opportunities.
Tri County Poultry Show Awards Announced
Judging day concluded at the Tri County Poultry and Stock Show. J R Redditt and H E Alder of the University of Nebraska reported results to R N Honser, secretary. W E Poague of College View won grand championship with White Rocks. Rhode Island Red pen champion went to Ivan Rodaway of Unadilla. Numerous class winners named across Dark Barred Rocks, White Plymouth Rocks, Buff Rocks, White Wyandotte, Brown Leghorn, White Leghorn, White Minorcas, Langshans, and Bantams with many placements for Springfield, Benson, Weeping Water, Plattsmouth, and Mynard exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
J. R. Redditt
Virginia
Rhode Island
Ivan Rodaway
Unadilla
Dark Barred Rocks
Frank MecCamley
Springfield
Leon Haney
G. C. Pellett
Ceresco
Frank McCamey
Fred Kruse
Benson
Cockrel
Frank MecCemiley
Pullet
Frank McQamiley
L. Wiles
Plattsmouth- Old Pen
Frank McCamiery
G. C. Pelletz
Frank McCamley
Ith
F. E. Murphy
G.C. Pelletz
Ist
Noble Kiser
Mynard
Noble Kser
F. BE. Murphy
Ivan Roedaway
Mynarid
Sid
F. E
Roads Growing Worse As Wet Weather Bites City
Residents report dirt roads deteriorating after four days of rain and damp weather making travel difficult for teams wagons and autos. Roads had been improving but are now again muddy and torn up delaying spring repairs and limiting travel in the city and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuredar
Held for trial in Mann act case at Omaha
Mary Mullen heard the complaint against George Stoll Sr. on Mann act charges. Government testimony claimed Stoll took a mother of seven to St Paul last July for two months and later beat her. Bond was set at 500 dollars for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
U 5
Mary Mullen
George Stoll, Sr
Stoll
St. Paul
Minnesota
Wedding of Ann Sne tang and Frank Deshner in Sedalia Mo
The wedding took place Wednesday at the First Methodist Church parsonage in Sedalia Missouri with Rev. Emerson Hard officiating. Miss Ann Sne tang of this city married Frank Deshner of Glenwood Iowa and plans to reside in Glenwood after a brief stay in Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Snetang
Frank Deshner
Glenwood
Iowa
Sedsliz
Mixzourt
First Methodist Church
Setlaltz
EH. Emerson Hard
Joseph Smetanz
Georgette
Smetana
Sedalia
Alois Smetana
Walling Abstract Co
Burns Injure Mrs. E. G. Shellenbarger and Daughter
Mrs. E G Shellenbarger and her daughter Miss Margaret are confined to home after a Wednesday accident. A kettle of boiling water splashed when Margaret lifted the kettle, scalding both women and injuring the father who suffered a heart attack but later improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Shellenbarger
Miss Margaret
Shellenbarger
Nephew from Sweden to Visit Uncle This Christmas
John H Hallstrom prepares for a Christmas visit from his nephew Times Bondberg who travels from southern Sweden to the United States. Bondberg, 23, leaves Sweden December tenth, arrives New York December seventeenth, and will reach Hallstroms’ home a few days before Christmas to meet relatives and share news from the old world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hallstrom
Times Bondberg
Sweden
Mr Bondberg
Hallatrom
United States
New York City
Hallstrom
Back to the Horses on the New Bridge
A Pacific Junction resident rode horseback to Plattsmouth to shop at A. G. Bach for groceries over the new bridge. He praised the bridge for enabling weekend trips and visits to Nebraska friends, noting autos still avoid rough routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Near Pacific Junction
Plattsmouth
A. G. Bach
Nebraska
Doings in District Court shows two actions filed
The Pruden tis Ins Co of North America sues Michael J Tighe et al on a 216000 mortgage due in 1935 with interest unpaid. Mrs Idea Schilieske seeks a divorce from Gustav Schlieske on desertion and nonsupport grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Prudentis Ins. Co
North America
Michael J. Tighe
Idea Schilieske
Gustav Schlieske
Poultry Show Closes a Very Fine Exhibit
The Tri County Poultry and Pet Stock association closed its annual show at the American Legion community building city this morning with exhibits being removed at noon. Attendance was large despite bad weather and locals praised premiums and cooperation from Weeping Water merchants and business men. plans for 1930 location are undecided but many favor returning to this city to showcase exhibitors from Mills County Iowa and the new bridge improving access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Cass
Sarpy
Saunders Counties
American Lenion
Busines
Weeping Water
Negihboring
Mills County
Iowa
Love Chicken
Charles Wright Dies After Sudden Heart Attack at Farm
Charles L Wright 60, longtime city resident, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at Carl Krueger’s farm near Mynard where he worked. He finished his day, ate supper, and collapsed at the table from likely heart trouble. He is survived by his widow, a son Wilson of Chicago, and three daughters Mrs Benedict of Afton, Mrs Newton Benedict of Afton, and Mrs Harvey Burk of this city. He belonged to Cass Camp 232 Modern Woodmen of America.
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Saturstars
Deny
Charles L. Wright
Carl Krueger
Mynard
Mr. Wright
Krueger
Iowa
Wilson Wright
Chicago
John Benedict
Newton Benedict
Afton
Harvey Burk
Cass Camp
Modern
Woodman of America
Plattsmouth and Havelock Set Jan 10 Basketball Clash
Plattsmouth and Havelock renew a historic rivalry with a January 10 game in Havelock. Coach Delaporte fields five veterans as Creighton Prep Plattsmouth and Norfolk are among the opponents on the schedule for the Lincoln suburb. The Platters travel to Havelock for the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Havelock
Delaporte
Lincoln
Creighton Prep
Norfolk
Platters
Coons Captured by Henry Klinger Party by Missouri River
Henry Klinger, a produce and chicken dealer, along with John T. Porter and hunters, journeyed to Gouchenour island on the Missouri river and captured several raccoons to add to their meals for the Porter and Klinger families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Klinger
John T. Porter
Missouri River
Gouchenour Island
North High Tops Plattsmouth In Early Opener
North High of Omaha defeated Plattsmouth 21 to 12 in the season opener at the local gym. Leading scorers included John Galloway with three field goals for Plattsmouth and Mason with six for North, while Elliott and Dever contributed swift passes for the North attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dany
North High of
Omaha
Platters
Roy Turner
Vikings
Jackson
John Galloway
Turner
Garland McCleary
McCleary
Norsemen
Mason
North
Elliott
Dever
Potter
Galloway
Platter
North Seconds
Sam Arn
Wiles
McCrary
Serenade at Hendricks home greets newlyweds
A cheerful crowd gathered Sunday evening at J. W. and Mrs. Hendricks south of town celebrated the marriage of Vern Hendricks and Theresa Donat. Friends arrived with noisy instruments, offered congratulations, candy and cigars, and presented a handsome gift for the couple’s new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hendricks
Vern Hendricks
Theresa Donat
Hendricks
Mrs. Hendricks
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W. E. Poague
College View
White Plymouth Rocks
R. E. Norris
Buff Rocks
G. B. Metzger
White Wyandotte
E. E. Hansen
University Place
Fred Norenberge
Ithica
Fred Norenbere
EB. E. Hansen
Fred Norenberg
Ithica- Pullet
Buff Wyandotte
White Jersey Giants
Oscar Sandburg
Memphis
Black Jersey Giants
White Langshan
C. C. Barnerd
Anton M Hobza
Wisner
Antonn Hobza
Iist
Anton Hobze
Fred Rehmeier
Aist
Fred Rehemeier
Anton Hobza
Youngs
Anton Hobzi
W. Brink
St. Huy Simith
W. XN
Brink
Phittemouth
Julius Shadendorf
Aphland
AiIl
Hi. F. Walz
Battle Creek
Herman Held
H. F. Walz
Herman Heldt
Herman Helds
Buff Orpington
Cook Clase
John Reed
Nebraska City
Frank E. Pierce
Greenwood
Frank FE. Pierce
Aussi Bierman
August Bierman
E. FR. Spangler
John Heed
Ath
Julius Pitt
Fred C. Kruse
Tisi
Ird
Stephen Davis
Albert Young
Murray
Chinchilla
L. Pittman
Plittsmouth
Raymond Kruse
Dwane Reed
Dwane
Milford Smith
S. Ray Smith
C. C. Barnard
Smetana-Dashner
Sedalia, Mo
Charles Wright
North High
Hershel Dew
McCreary
Hartford
Zerbe
McLeod
Stevenson
Geo. Parish
Smith
Hubert Dew
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