Football Letters Given Out Today at Plattsmouth High
The Plattsmouth High School football squad received their letters during a morning convocation in the school auditorium. Coach Doolan presented the awards. captain elect Frank Gradoville spoke, and Attorney W A Robertson offered a life lessons comparison to football. Among the letter recipients were Howard Dwyer, Frank Gradoville, Stewart Chase, Vern Hendrick, John Pitak, Joe Krejci, Frank Godwin, Glen Henry, Ed Matchalatt, Harold Smith, John Waren, Harold Renner, Earl Troop, and Louis Svoboda who could not attend due to a leg fracture.
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Plattsmouth High School
Doolan
Louis Svoboda
Campbell
Frank Gradoville
W. A. Robertson
Howard Dwyer
Frank Gradeville
Stewart Chase
Vern Hendrick
John Pitak
Joe Krejci
Frank Godwin
Glen Henry
Ed Matchalatt
Harold Smith
John Waren
Harold Renner
Earl Troop
Allison Flynn
Wagner
G. E. de Wolfe
William Matchalatt
Byron C. Doolan
R. G. Campbell
Charles Ray
Fred
Mr. de Wolfe
Howard
Harry Dwyer
John Ptak
Joe Krejer
Ed Matchallott
John Varga
Parl Troop
Allison Mlynn
William Matchallott
Alfred Calvert
Ray Lamber
B. C. Doolan
Much Stir Over Road Near Union
A county commission session heard a petition from 114 residents in Liberty precinct to vacate an east west road through the Chalfant neighborhood and open a new road on a section line. County surveyor inspected the route. mail carrier Patterson opposed opening. matter laid over to January meeting for petitioners to present their case.
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Board of County Commissioners
Liberty Precinct
Rosdwaryr
Chalfant
Patterson
Resolutions of Respect for Otis Christy
The Seymore Lodge No. 134 Knights of Pythias adopts resolutions honoring Otis Christy. The charter will be draped for 30 days and a copy sent to the bereaved family, with the minutes of the Lodge to record the tribute.
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Seymore
Knights of Pythias
Otis Christy
Knight
Priest Called to Administer Last Sacraments in Omaha
Father Ferdinand Suesser of Holy Hosary church was summoned to Omaha to visit St. Joseph hospital and administer the last rites in Portuguese to a dying Brazilian merchant. He is the only local priest fluent in Portuguese.
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Ferdinand Suesser
Holy Hosary
Omaha
St. Joseph Hospital
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Sueseer
Excitement on Main Street as buggy team crash
From Thursday's Daily a team led by Philip Tritsch hitched to a buggy caused a stir on lower Main street when they ran away and crashed into a bogey and a single horse in front of Johnson Meat market. No one was injured though both vehicles were smashed.
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Philip Tritsch
Lower Main Street
Johnson Meat Market
Mrs Dora Hesse In Serious Condition After Heart Trouble
Mrs Dora Hesse of this city is very ill with heart trouble and in grave condition. Her son Fred Hesse and his wife from Minneapolis are at her bedside along with the other local children. Friends regret the situation and hope for a recovery.
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Dora Hesse
Fred Hesse
Minneapolis
Plattsmouth Ad Club Eyes Local Credit Bureau Plan
The Plattsmouth Ad club discussed forming a city credit bureau modeled on Omaha’s system. Mr. Metcalf of Omaha, organizer of the bureau there, spoke at a noon session and impressed members. A committee will visit Omaha to study the proposal before establishing it locally. The club also supported adding a night police officer to guard the business district, to be arranged with the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth Ad Club
Wagner
Credit Bureau
Omaha
Metcalf
Omaha Credit Bureau
Ad Club
Pollock and Dovey Not Involved in Omaha Suit
Francis A. Brogan of Omaha, attorney for Merchants National Bank, says a Omaha suit to collect collateral from C. C. Parmele does not name T. H. Pollock or Geo. O. Dovey as defendants. Dovey is joined only to protect his collateral interests, with no personal judgment sought against him.
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Francis A. Brogan
Omaha
Merchants National Bank
Journal Reporter
C. Parmele
Merchants National
Chas. C. Parmele
T. H. Pollock
Geo. O. Dovey
Geo. O. Dovey, But Is Brought Against Mr. Parmele
C. C. Parmele
Barber Edward Fullerton Recovers Pocketbook
Edward Fullerton, a barber, misplaced a pocketbook containing about 50 in cash and six checks. It was found in a post office mailbox and returned by the office, but the money and checks were missing. He hopes to recover the cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fullerton
Postoffice
Mr. Fullerton
Serge
Returns from trip with pleasant two week visit
J. M. Young has returned home to Plainview after a two week absence visiting relatives and friends in Plainview Carroll and Omaha where his wife is recovering from illness. He reports a most pleasant time during the trip through Nebraska.
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J. M. Young
Plainview
Carroll
Neb
Omaha
Mr. Young
Fine Edison phonograph raffled at K of C bazaar
The Edison phonograph is on display at Weyrich and Hadraba store as part of the K of C bazaar. It is described as a Jacobean model and a highly attractive prize for the raffle winner.
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K. of C. Bazaar
Weyrich & Hadraba
Books Books Books Buy at the Journal Office
Advertises a large stock of books available at the Journal Office with a call to visit for purchases.
Plattsmouth High School Football Banquet Honors 1921 Team
The Plattsmouth high school football squad celebrated their season with a banquet at Hotel Wagner hosted by Superintendent G. E. De Wolfe. Toasts by Earl Troop Frank Gradeville coach Byron Doolan and others highlighted the 1921 team as they received letters and honored a teammate injured earlier.
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Supt. de Wolfe
Hotel Wagner
Maccabee Ladies Hold Election At Lodge Rooms
The W B A Mac cabees held their annual officer election at the lodge rooms on Wednesday evening with strong attendance. Elected were Mrs Emma McMaken past commander Mrs Anna Piak commander Mrs Birdie Richards lieutenant commander Miss Mary Peterson collector Mrs Elizabeth Bajeck chaplain Miss Violet Sutton lady at arms Miss Sophia McLeod sergeant Mrs Sophia Mayfield sentinel Mrs Harry Beal picket and Mrs L F Pickett captain of the team.
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Daly
W. B. A. of Maccabees
Emma McMaken
Anna Piak
Birdie Richards
Mary Peterson
Elizabeth Bajeck
Violet Sutton
Sophia McLeod
Sophia Mayfield
Sentinel
Harry Beal
L. F. Pickett
Talking Machine Won by County School Teacher
In a Palace shining parlor drawing last evening Miss Margaret Albert won the talking machine offered by the public library. Edmund Walling and Carroll D. Quinton Jr. drew numbers while No 237 held by Miss Albert prevailed. Judges James W. Burnie W J Streight and Cc E Martford presided. The machine will be a Christmas gift for Miss Albert and the library expects a neat sum to buy books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Shining Parlor
Margaret Albert
Edmund Walling
Carroll D. Quinton, Jr
Returns from Omaha Visit Ties Local Figures
Yesterday afternoon Father W. Leete and wife and Madame Leete returned home from Omaha where they spent a short visit with friends. In Omaha they were guests of Father Holdsaple and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Hedlund as well as the Rev. A. E. Marsh at Blair. Madame Leete stayed with Mrs. Charles Tungate, formerly Mrs. M. A. Dickson of this city.
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W. &. Leete
Madame Leete
Omaha
For Sale Two Poland China Boars with Pedigree Papers
For sale two Poland China boars with pedigree papers furnished price 20 dollars each Call 5 Phone 3513 A D RAMGE Journal want ads pay Try them.
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Poland
Clark-Gorham store redecoration on Sixth street
The Clark-Gorham store on Sixth street has been repapered with brown toned wallpaper and artistic paneling. Manager Mr. Gorham plans to varnish and install glass showcases to match the new decor.
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Clark-Gorham
Sixth Street
Mr. Gorham
Nebraska Royal Arch Masons Elect Officers at Omaha Grand Session
The 55th annual communication of the Nebraska Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons elected officers at the Masonic temple in Omaha. William Metz of Nebraska City was chosen grand high priest with Walter L. Spear Geneva and James M. Robertson Portsmouth among other officers elected. Fred W. Trier Lincoln was named grand master of the Grand Council with John T. Dysart Omaha and Francis E. White Omaha also elected to key posts.
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Nebraska
Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Omaha
William Metz
Nebraska City
Walter L. Spear
Geneva
James M. Robertson
Piertsmouth
George“. KR
Fred W. Trier
Lincolln
Grand Council
John T. Dysart
Oma@Gepety crand
Benjamin F. Pitmen
Chadren
John S. Harmen
Tecumseh
Francis E. White
Omeha
Degree of Honor Elects Officers at Local Lodge
Last evening the Degree of Honor lodge held its annual election of officers with many members present. New officers include Mrs. James Bulin past chief of honor Mrs. Edward G. Ofe chief of honor Miss Anna Hassler recorder Miss Marie Svoboda receiver Mrs Hermie Svoboda usher Mrs B G Warl inside watch Mrs Henry Ofe outside watch and others. After routine matters the ladies enjoyed refreshments and an hour of social pleasures before adjourning.
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The
Degree of Honor
James Bulin
Edward G. Ofe
Elizabeth Butterr
Fred Lindeman
Anna Hassler
Marie Svoboda
Hermie Svoboda
B. G. Warl
Henry Ofe
Weeping Water Lady Sues Over Auto Collision Damages
Anna Marie Kruse sues Gilbert and Michael Kime for 2500 dollars after a September 5 1921 auto crash on the O street road near Nehawka to Weeping Water. She alleges a dangerous crossing obscured by weeds and that Gilbert Kime failed to warn or reduce speed. Kruse claims two weeks teaching loss and 120 dollars rental costs along with nervous shock.
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Anna Marie Kruse
Gilbert
Michael Kime
District Court Today
D. O. Dwyer
F. W. Kruse
Nehawka
Weeping Water
Gilbert Kime
Morons Will Not Return to Mexican Mormon Colonies
El Paso, Dec 15. Mormon leader Bishop O Pr Brown says colonists from Colonia Morelos Sonora and Colonia Diaz Chihuahua will not re occupy lands despite Mexican orders for return. Morelos recently sold to the Mexican government for 100000 dollars and delivery is planned about January 1. About 800 at Morelos and 650 at Diaz. Most colonists now live scattered in the United States. The Obregon government is said to be seeking justice for Mormons.
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el Paso
Tex
Colonia Morelos
Sonora
Colonia Diaz
Chihuahua
O. Pr. Brown
Morelos
Chihdhbua
Bishop Brown
Obregon
Bank Robbery Strikes Ishica Nebraska Bank
Four men robbed the Ishica bank in Nebraska escaping in autos after blowing the safe. Loss amount unknown at present. Authorities wired mobilize to pursue robbers toward Plattsmouth.
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Nebraska
Ishica
Plattsmouth
Tax Refund Reform Cuts Waiting Time for Claims
The Treasury decision effective December 16 changes income tax refund procedures. Taxpayers will receive a certificate of overassessment and a refund check or credit against outstanding assessments, reducing wait times and administrative work. Claims for abatement and refunds may still be filed but are expected to decline significantly. Interest on claims will be limited under the new process.
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Collector of
Internal Revenue
A. B. Allen
District of
Nebraska
David H. Blair
Treasury
Bureau
Cockerels for Sale in South Bend Neb
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds and White Weyandettes offered at 1.50 dollars each. Mrs Julius Reinke listed as contact at d12-2m-w South Bend Nebraska. Blank books available at the Journal Office.
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Rhode Island
Julius Reinke
South Bend
Neb
Fraternities 10 Look After Needy This Christmas
Elks and Odd Fellows plan coordinated Christmas baskets for city families in need. They urge community tips on households lacking basic comforts and ask to contact Joseph Varga if someone knows families deserving aid.
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Elks and
Odd Fellows
The
Elks
Santa Claus
Joseph Varga
Collision between Domingo brothers near Wiles home
Saturday afternoon in Weeping Water Jesse Domingo from the west and George Domingo from the north collided in front of Isaac Wiles' home as both turned toward a garage. Neither rider injured. Jesse’s bike needed several hours of work. George’s damages were about 25 dollars. They planned mutual congratulations on the outcome.
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Jesse
George Domingo
Isaac Wiles
George
Georges
Weeping Water
Strayed Muley Steer Reported Near Cedar Creek Neb
Light red muley steer about 450 to 500 pounds strayed from the pasture south west of Cedar Creek Nebraska. Return to A. O. Ault Cedar Creek for reward or information.
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Cedar Creek
A. O. Ault
Neb
Journey office offers job printing in southeast Nebraska
Phone the Journey office when you need any kind of job printing. They claim to be best equipped shop in southeast Nebraska.
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Journey Office
Nebraska
France Second Wheat Raiser in World Production
France ranks second among wheat producing nations after the United States, with Canada third, in a report by the International Institute of Agriculture. The U.S. produced 740,?65,000 bushels, France 315,639,090, and Canada 254,388,000, reflecting a postwar harvest marking France’s recovery and renewal.
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Winnipeg
Man
France
International Institute of Agriculture
United States
Canada
Canadas
A Fine Boy
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Bester welcomed a ten pound son who, with the mother, is doing nicely. Frank enjoys fatherhood as joy spreads to relatives and friends who offer best wishes for the child's future welfare and happiness.
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Frank M. Bester
Frank
Arrival of a grandson at Thacker home in Weeping Water
Relatives and friends report the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thacker in Weeping Water. Mother and baby are doing well. Herb rejoices as second son in the family. Grandson of Mrs. Tabitha Thacker of this city and of Mr. and Mrs. Oo. C. York of Manley.
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Herbert Thacker
Herb
Tabitha Thacker
City
Oo. C. York
Manley
Plattemouth Hosts Louisville High Tonight in Season Opener
Plattemouth high school basketball welcomes Louisville’s team for the season opener at the local gym. The event invites fans and community residents to support the squad in its first appearance of the season.
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Plattemouth
Louisville
Farm Loans With Lowest Rates At Bank of Gass County
G. M. MecClerkin offers farm loans at Bank of Gass County in Plettiemouth Nebraska. Terms include 5 7 10 15 and 20 year options with low rates.
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G. M. MecClerkin
Bank of
Eagle Girls Help Wesleyan Drive For Endowment
Nebraska Wesleyan University students Miecces Viola Burdick and Ella Oberle of Eagle assist in a drive aiming for a million and a third dollars for the college. Funds will support new buildings including a gymnasium and boost the permanent endowment. a thermometer on campus marks progress. A $59,000 donation was noted as part of the fundraising. The drive ends midnight December 21, with students beginning a vacation to January 2, 1922, after which Bishop Homer C. Stunts spoke to the student body.
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Miecces
Viola Burdick
Ella Oberleof Eagle
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Homer C. Stunts
Wesleyan
Earele
Journal Ads Deliver Promising Results for Small Businesses
Small firms report strong returns from Journal advertising despite modest budgets. Readily accessible pricing and broad reach help local merchants gain visibility and measure impact through simple response methods.
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Union
Geo. C. Dovey
Merchants National Bank of Omaha
Maccabee Ladies
A. D. Ramge
King
Grand Chapter of
Gilbert and
Mickss Kime
Ormons
Journal
EAGLE
Federal Reserve
First National Bank
Pilattsmouth
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