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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1916

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Commercial Club Hears Sharp Talk on Local Foundry Plans

The regular Commercial Club meeting discussed attendance, committees, and plans for a local foundry and manufacturing plant led by Lee C. Sharp. He outlined $8,000 already invested, new equipment, a tractor model, and hopes for a large local workforce as Plattsmouth aims to attract industry between the west and Chicago.

Wescott Omaha Lee C. Sharp Plattsmouth Chicago Sharp

Miss Rose Bulin Injured in Omaha Bridge Collision

Friday's Daily reports Miss Rose Bulin, visiting from Omaha where she works, was aboard a street car that collided with James Murray's auto truck on the Douglas Street Bridge. Murray died as his car plummeted sixty feet to the Nebraska side, while Bulin escaped serious harm though her finger was bruised by a cut ring. The incident caused panic among passengers.

Miss Rose Bulin Omaha James Murray Douglas Street Murray Nebraska Miss Bulin

Settlement Reached In Gering V5 Cassity Case

In county court Matthew Gering settled with Mrs Velma Cassity and the Cassity estate over attorney fees after the death of James Cassity in Burlington yards. Gering withdrew a $1000 suit, and Cassity, with son Earl, received 7000 from Burlington railroad for all claims.

Matthew Gering Velma Cassity James Cassity Cassity Burlington Gering Burlington Railroad

Mrs Meachau Visits City Before Omaha Trip

Mrs. Ben Meachau of Eagle visits her parents Mr and Mrs W T Smith and departs this morning on the Burlington for Omaha to spend the day.

Ben Meachau Eagle W. T. Smith Burlington Omaha

Quest for a Gown charms Parmele crowd in musical comedy

The Parmele theater hosted a three act musical comedy A Quest for a Gown produced by Fontenelle chapter D A R with Miss Edith Dovey as Margaret and Wade Martin as Ronald Crane delivering strong performances. Bruce Rosencrans Junes Marshall George Dovey and others drew laughs and praise from a delighted audience. The young cast trained under Mrs Laird Miss Alderman and Ellen Pollock Minor organized details and brought the show to a high standard.

Parmele Fontenelle Daughters of the American Revolution Laird Edith Dovey Margaret Miss Dovey May Crane New York Barbara Clement Bruce Rosencrans Dutchy Brown Ben Windham Carl Schmidtmann

Seeks Citizenship Papers Friday in Daily

Two city residents have filed for final citizenship papers in the district court clerk's office and will be reviewed at the next court meeting. Thomas Sediock of Bohemia, in the U S since April 7 1942, and Max Pfitzmayer of Germany, arriving May 21 1908, reside in the city.

District Court Thomas Sediock Bohemia United States Max Pfitzmayer Germany

Fred Wagner Improves Restaurant Facilities in Town

The Daily notes major upgrades at Fred Wagner’s restaurant. A Commander gas range with two ovens and ample top space, plus a gas range, new washing sinks, and modern sanitary kitchen equipment promise greater capacity and efficiency for all orders.

Fred Wagner Wagner

Four Mile Greek on a Boom and Doing Damage

Flood conditions from warm weather with melting snow have swollen the Four Mile and Pappio creeks in Sarpy County Nebraska. The Missouri Pacific line near La Platte was washed out and trains detoured while the Four Mile crossing flooded depots and caused the drowning of two horses and loss of stock during a move from Mynard. The hired man narrowly escaped drowning.

Nebraska Pappio la Platte Sarpy Missouri Pacific Omaha Metropolis Burlington Four Mile Herman Gansemer Cass County Cedar County Gansemer Mynard

Death comes to Mrs Anna Bulin in Plattsmouth

Mrs. Anna Bulin died at 3 30 am in her Lincoln Avenue home after a long illness from stomach cancer. Born in Austria about 54 years ago, she and husband B J Bulin moved to America and settled in Plattsmouth twenty years ago. Survived by husband, eight children James Otto Joseph Edward Marie Rosa Barbara and Mrs Fred Rice, all but Mrs Rice reside in Plattsmouth. Funeral Monday at 2 pm from the home, with services by the Bohemian Lodge Z C B J.

Anna Bulin Lincoln Avenue James Otto Joseph Edward Marie Rosa Barbara Bulin Fred Rice Rice Bay Rivers Minnesota

Omission Corrected for Edna Petersen in Play Credit

The Journal notes an error in last evening's account of A Quest for a Gown. Miss Edna Petersen's important part in the play is now credited for her charming rendition of the character.

Edna Petersen Miss Petersen

Wunderlich Becomes Grandfather as Baby Born in Nehawka

News reached the city early this morning that John Wunderlich, Democratic sheriff candidate, has become a grandfather with the birth of a fine son at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Adams in Nehawka. Mother and child are reported well and all are happy.

John Wunderlich Charles Adams Nehawka

Wheeler files for county commissioner in First district

William D. Wheeler announced his candidacy for the Democratic primary to be county commissioner in the First district. He previously served four years as sheriff and four years as county treasurer. Incumbent Julius A. Pitz, also a Democrat, seeks re election to a second term.

William D. Wheeler Wheeler Julius A. Pitz

Elmwood Couple Wed in Lincoln on Feb 16

Miss Pearl C. Weichel and Pliny R. Elliott were married Wednesday afternoon at Trinity M E church in Lincoln. Rev Tompkins officiated. Witnesses included Roy Cole and Richard Elliott. The couple will reside on the bride’s father’s farm northwest of Elmwood after March 15.

Trinity M. E. Church Lincoln Pearl C. Weichel A. H. Weichel Pliny R Dick) Elliott J. B. Elliott Tompkins Trinity Church Roy Cole Plattsmouth Richard Elliott Elmwood High School Echo Elliott Elmwood Leader-Echo

Adam Kurtz In Very Serious Condition At This Time

Mrs. Adam Kurtz and son J F Gabler left for Omaha after a message saying Mr Kurtz was growing weaker and unlikely to live through the day. He has been in poor health for months and was two weeks in Omaha under a specialist care with little improvement and his condition worsened last night prompting family at his bedside.

Adam Kurtz J. F. Gabler Omaha Kurtz

Fine Buff Orpington Co ckrel Joins Sioux City Import

C C Wescott, a Buff Orpington fancier, receives from Roger Poultry yards of Sioux City a top quality cokrel. The pure golden buff bird has a large double comb, about ten pounds, and will enhance Wescott’s prizewinning yard.

Pdaik C. C. Wescott Roger Poultry Yards Sioux City

Shooting at Rent Dispute Ends With Wound at Cook Home

This afternoon at the Cook residence a dispute over rent led to a shooting. Arlo McClaren received a gunshot wound to the lower back when a confrontation with W P Cook escalated after McClaren attempted to move the shotgun. McClaren was taken for treatment and Cook was arrested pending case outcome.

W. P. Cook Arlo McClaren Cook Cook House Mr. Cook McClaren E. W. Cook

Miss Murphy Takes Charge At Mrs Pease’s Millinery

Miss Murphy arrives to head the trimming department at Mrs Emma Pease’s millinery store. She comes from Gage Brothers Chicago and brings wide experience to offer a large modern line of hats. Patrons are urged to visit to see the new display prepared for trade.

Miss Murphy Emma Pease House of Gage Brothers Chicago Plattsmouth Pease

Married at the Court House

County Judge Beeson united Dwight Propst and Clara Prohaska in marriage at the court house. The couple resides in the city.

Court House Beeson Dwight Propst Clara Prohaska

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Commercial Club Commercial Club Parmele Theater T. H. Pollock R. F. Patterson C. W. Baylor J. P. Faler E. A. Wurl A. L. Tidd Philip Thierolf William Baird E. J. Richey C. C. Parmele John Gorder Frank Bestor L. L. Wiles R. A. Bates J. P. Falter John Nemetz Frank Schlater W. A. Robertson Clyde Fuller Jess Waren O. Sandin G. H. Mee- Maken John Hart Plertsmouth G. H. Faber E. C. Hill G. L. Parley C.L. Carlson Bernice Newell James Allison Fred Dawson Coates’ Hall J. H. McMahen Washingon Avenue McMahen Barclay Riley Grippen Mis Rose Bulin Vilma Cassity Herman Gansemere MRG W. D. Wheeler Arlo M'Claren Mrs. Pease
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