Plattsmouth Gagers Sweep Two Wins in Night Exhibition
Plattsmouth High School squads defeated Ashland and Glenwood in back to back games. In the opener the second team beat Ashland 16 to 13. In the nightcap Frank Gradeville led Plattsmouth with sharp scoring as the locals routed Glenwood 26 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth High School
Ashland High School
Pittemouth
Calvert
Chase
Frank Gradeville
Plattsmouth
Iowa
Broward
Harry Dwyer
Charles Hartford
Harold Mullis
Kates
Glenwood
Nebraska City
Falls City
Hor Aiteh Estate
Sgeeh
Satchel of Booze Sparks Arrest in Plattsmouth
Fred Ohm Jr arrived by Missouri Pacific train with a satchel authorities suspected of contraband liquor. Sheriff Quinton Chief Jones and Constable Detlef seized a gallon and two pints of liquor. Ohm was jailed after a court interview and fined $100 plus costs for possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Fred Ohm, Jr
Fred
Co. D. Quinton
Jones
Frank Detlef
Plattsmouth
Ohm
Cole
Beeson
A Fine Dance At Eacles Hall By M M D Club
The M M D club hosted a Thursday dance at Eacles hall with Sammy Ras a Jazz orchestra of Lincoln providing music. Attendance was strong and dancers praised the up to date brand of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eacles Hall
M. M. D. Club
Sammy Ras-a-Jazz Orchestra
Lincoln
Card of Appreciation from William Barclay to Plattsmouth friends
William Barclay writes a card of appreciation thanking friends and patrons in Plattsmouth for three years of support and asks the same courtesy for Messrs Graham and Thome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham and
Thome
Plattsmouth
William Barclay
Funeral of Ed Bulin to be held Sunday in city
The body of Ed Bulin who died recently in Artesia New Mexico will arrive tomorrow evening with his brother Joseph Bulin. Funeral services are set for Sunday afternoon at 2 from the family tomb in the south part of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bulin
Artesia
New Mexico
Joseph Bulin
Temme
Sith
Popular Meeting Place At Hotel Wagner
A city merchant noted Hotel Wagner is becoming a popular gathering spot hosting merchants clerks and weekly meetings for the Ad club Chamber of Commerce and C D A ladies. The hotel’s menus and pleasant surroundings contribute to its appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
C. D. of A
Ad Club
Chamber of Commerce
Municipal water ownership urged at Plattsmouth meeting
The Public Ownership League held a regular session at the labor temple with many members present. Reports on municipal water plants highlighted that large U S cities own their waterworks and that private ownership raises costs. The league pressed for more publicity to promote municipal ownership before the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth Pubiic Ownership League
Labor Temple
United States
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Omaha
Denver
Los Angeles
San Francisco
National Public Ownership League
Barclay Cafe Sold to Graham and Thome in Plattsmouth
William Barclay has sold the Tie Barclay cafe in Plattsmouth to I J Graham and R E Thome of Albion Nebraska who take charge. The new owners promise to maintain the high standard and serve patrons well. Barclay and wife seek rest as he continues duties as state president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the family remains in Plattsmouth Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay Cafe
William Barclay
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Closing up affairs of the Bank of Cass County
Fred E. Bodie receiver and R F Reynolds depart for Lincoln after closing the bank liquidation locally. Reynolds handled bank claims and settlements while Bodie supervised assets totaling about 225000. Lincoln offices will continue proceedings, saving local costs and counting on community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Bodie
Bank of
Cass County
R. F. Reynolds
Lincoln
Banking Department
Reynolds
Farewell Dinner for Departing Legion Members
Members of Hugh J. Kearns post and its Auxiliary hosted a farewell gathering at the Legion rooms for Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Heneger departing from the city and post duties. A gold pencil was presented to Mr Heneger by A. H. Duxbury on behalf of the Legion. Mrs Heneger received a memorial token from the Auxiliary led by Mrs. Fred Sydebothant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh J. Kearns
American Legion
Auxiliary
Order
Legion Rooms
H. J. Heneger
Patriotic Orders
The
Legion
A. H. Duxbury
Heneger
Fred Sydebothant
Habeas Corpus Action Demands Nebraska Jail Release
Hugh Seymour and Ernest Watson of Nebraska City file habeas corpus petitions claiming unlawful detention by a military commission at Otoe county jail. Sheriff Edward Fischer and Jailor Joseph Huberle ordered to Lincoln to justify detention. Case linked to December Packers strike and January military occupation. Seymour and Watson faced prison terms later reduced from seven and six months to three months by Governor McKelvie and a National Guard panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Seymour
Ernest Watson
Nebraska City
United States Court
Otoe County
Nebraska
United States
Edward Fischer
Joseph Huberle
Lincoln
Seymour
Nebraska National Guard
Douglas
Watson
Wetson
McKelvie
National Guard
Doll Shop play by St Luke's Church School Service League
The St Luke's Episcopal Church School Service League staged The Doll Shop with eager young performers. An orchestra including Helen Wescott DeLough and Dudley Utter opened with pleasant selections. Despite bad weather, a large audience praised the show and many plan to see a repeat performance at the Nebraska Masonic Home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School Service League
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Helen Wescott
DeLough
Dudley Utter
Nebraska Masonic Home
St. Luke’s Church
Nebraska Masonic
Eastern Star Supper Draws Big Crowd at Mason Temple
Last night the Home chapter of the Eastern Star hosted a chicken pie supper at the Mason temple rooms drawing about 200 participants. Tables featured red decorations and Washington birthday symbols with lighted candies enhancing the scene. Proceeds will add to the chapter’s funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temphe
Washingston
New Superintendent Named for the County Farm
The Cass county board of commissioners named George W. Goodman to succeed J. H. Tams as superintendent of the county farm on March 1. Goodman, a longtime resident near Manley, will be paid 110 per month. He is described as a practical farmer and is expected to provide a safe, conservative administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thureéays
Cass County
J. H. Tams
Board of
County Commissioners
George W. Goodman
Manley
Manter
Tams
Goodman
Elks Pay Tribute To Death Of Matthew Gering
Dal Plattsmouth lodge No. 739 B P Elks held a meeting to announce the death of charter member Matthew Gering. Judge Janes T Begley led the tribute recalling the lawyer’s life serving the oppressed and the poor. Music by W R Holly and Peter Gredoville accompanied the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom Friduay
Dal Plattsmouth Lodge
B. P. Q. Elks
Matthew Gering
Janes T. Begley
Gering
Elks Lodge
Hav
W. R. Holly
Peter Gredoville
Journal School Supplies Line Declares Complete Range
The Journal proclaims its school supply line the most complete available, claiming it embraces everything a student may need for their work.
Pleasing Playlet at LI Library Draws Warm Crowd
The Methodist church auxiliary staged That Girl a three act comedy at the public library auditorium. Miss Fern Young led as That Girl with John T. Lyon as the lover Romeo type. The cast included Miss Florence Balser Mr Byron Habrbitt Mrs William Heinrich and many young performers. Intermissions featured piano solos by Miss Marjorie Brinklow and Mrs John Lyon. The play repeats Wednesday March 21 free of charge with a free will offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Fern Young
John T. Lyon
Florence Balser
Byron Habrbitt
Park
Newlyvrich
William Heinrich
Harry Foster
Helen Virginia Defee
Agnes Young
Grace Perry
John Lyer
Harry King
Rose Mae Creamer
Harold ‘Stewart
Wetstle
Jean Hayes
Marjorie Arn
Elizabeth Katt
Eugene Bushnell
Henry Marshall
Don Freese York
Arthur Rhindelbower
Marjorie Brinklow
John Lyon
Public Library
Petit Jury Se Lected For March Term Of Court
The district court jury panel for the March term opens March 1. Names drawn by Clerk James M. Robertson and Sheriff Quin ton include John Gauer Cedar Creek Herman Dehning Murdock L Hunter Weeping Water J D Cross Union H M Pollard Nehawka Fred Merichau Elmwood Fred M Prouty Greenwood R L Hoback Nehawke M E Bushnell South Bend George M Domingo Weeping Water Watson Howard Greenwood Andrew Stohlman Louisville A R Stender Louisville G H Meisinger Cedar Creek L L Cogill Weeping Water Fred Kehne Sr P A Horn Ralph J Haynie C T Peacock J F Gorder E P Lutz C K Bestor Philip Born Plattsmouth R A Talbot South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Robertson
Sherif C. D. Quinton
District Court
John Gauer
Cedar Creek
Herman Dehning
Murdock
L. Hunter
Weeping Water
J. D. Cross
Union
H. M. Pollard
Nehawka
Fred Merichau
Elmwood
Fred M. Prouty
Greenwood
R. L. Hoback
Nehawke
M. E. Bushnell
South Bend
George M. Domingo
Watson Howard
Andrew Stohlman
Louisville
A. R. Stender
G. H. Meisinger
L. L. Cogill
Fred Kehne, Sr
P. A. Horn
Ralph J. Haynie
Delighful Washington Birthday Luncheon Held in North Sixth Street Home
Miss May Richey Mrs. Fannie Dickson and Mrs. Fred G. Morgan hosted a one o clock luncheon yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Dickson and Miss Richey’s home on North Sixth Street. The party honored Mrs. Ed Gansmer who will soon move to her country home. The decor featured patriotic Washington’s Birthday motifs with cherry centerpiece. Guests enjoyed social conversation and music and described the event as most delightful and memorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Richey
Fannie Dickson
Fred G. Morgan
Dickson
Miss Richey
North Sixth Street
Ed Gansmer
Washington
Wally E A McElwain Survives Mayo Operation
A Mayo hospital in Rochester Minnesota reports Friday's operation on Wally E A McElwain went well. He came through the serious surgery in good shape and is doing as well as could be expected, bringing encouragement to friends here awaiting word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally E. A. McElwain
Mayo Hospital
Stochester
Minnesota
Business Men's Athletic Club Social at High School
The Business Men's Athletic Club hosted a social for members and their ladies at the high school gym last Friday evening. W. G. Kieck led physical stunts that thrilled the audience as the ladies provided a hearty supper and a lively display including indoor baseball and volleyball. Members praised the event and the ladies' thoughtfulness for the surprise feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Business Men’s Athletic Club
W. G. Kieck
Rarin
Kieck
Athletic Club
Busch to Visit Chicago Then New York Markets
Fred P. Busch of the Ladies Toggery left for Chicago to visit relatives and plan a trip to New York next week. He aims to inspect wholesale offerings in ladies ready to wear garments and millinery and to gauge the early spring and summer market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Busch
Ladies Toggery
Chicago
New York
Busch
Death of Old Resident of City Occurs Today
Mrs. David E. Rice, long a city resident and mother of thirteen, died this morning after a long life in the community. Born in Maysville Kentucky April 28 1857 she moved with her husband to Nebraska and settled in Plattsmouth. Funeral plans await word from sons in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Rice
Rice
Edward Rice
Bay River
Minnesota
John Brandon
Dick Edwards
Glenwood
George Brayer
Council Bluffs
Iowa
John Gouchenour
William
Fred
Harry
John
Emmett Rice
Frank Rice
Lincoln
Eltan Wilson
Maysville
Kentucky
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Kruger to Open Modern Paint and Paper Store
Harry Kruger, a renowned city painter and paper hanger, plans to open a modern paint and paper shop after the 1st in a new location east of Kruger 2. The store will feature latest wallpaper lines, paints, and home furnishings, while Kruger continues trade work and customer service in papering and painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kruger
Willl
Kruger 2
Kruger
County Commissioners Tour County Farm
The board visited the county farm west of the city to inspect property to be turned over to new superintendent Mr Goodman at month start. Mr Tams’ precise records aided a smooth, thorough check of all farm operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalk
Board of County Commissioners
Goodman
Tams
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Plattsmouth Gagers
Pacific
Graham and Thome
Albion
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Eastern Star Supper
ELKS
Pepartes
Petit Jury
Journe
Business Mens Athletic Club
Journal
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
National Bank
First National Bank
BANK
Mattsmouth
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