Young girl dies after ingesting family medicine pills
Betty June Nelson 23 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Nelson died after eating many pills kept in a box at home. She worsened in the afternoon and died before medical aid arrived. Funeral at Eleventh and Granite and burial in Oak Hill cemetery, conducted by Rev Frank Emory Pfoutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson
Betty June
Eleventh
Granite Streets
Frank Emory Pfoutz
First Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Elab orate Mask Ball Hosted by K. S. Society
The K. S. society held its first masquerade ball of the season at their hall on West Locust street drawing a large crowd. Masks included clowns and vamps as judges selected prize winners with Miss Mary Holly and Helen Smetana taking first prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondey
K. S. Society
West Locust Street
Mary Holly
Helen Smetana
Jake Uhlik
James Holly
Anna Smetana
Lillian Koubek
Gradeville
Doings in County Court Bury Session Appoints Guardians and Administrator
This morning County Judge Duxbury presided over two hearings. The guardianship of John W Urwin of near Louisville was settled with R W Clement appointed guardian after arguments from residents and representation by Allen J Beeson. W G Boedeker of Murray was approved as administrator of the estate of W S Schwab after objections and a negotiated agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondas
Duxbury
John W. Urwin
Louisville
Mr. Urwin
Allen J. Beeson
W. G. Kieck
R. W. Clement
W. S. Schwab
W. G. Boedeker
Murray
Went in the RecS Wal For Results Ad
An advertising note urges readers to check the recs wall for latest results and standings. It highlights where scores and outcomes will be posted and invites participation and follow up.
Stilliger Injured In Rip Saw Accident At Santa Ana
A. A. Stilliger, son in law of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lewis, was badly injured in Santa Ana California when a large block of wood from a rip saw struck him above the eye. The wound required eleven stitches and narrowly avoided permanent eye damage. he is reported to be doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Lewis
A. A. Stilliger
Santa Ana
California
Stilliger
Mr. Stilliger
Plattsmouth State Bank Re-elects Officers and Directors
At the annual stockholders meeting last evening the Plattsmouth State Bank reported a successful year with expansion in business. Officers re-elected were President H A Schneider Vice President Henry Horn and Cashier Frank A Cloidt. Director Philip Thierolf was reelected to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth State Bank
Banke
H. A. Schneider
Henry Horn
Frank A. Cloidt
Philip Thieroif
Woman's Relief Corps Installs Officers In Courthouse Rooms
The Woman's Relief Corps held Saturday afternoon installation of officers at the courthouse rooms. Officers installed include President Elizabeth Forbes and Senior Vice President Martha J. Peterson with a full slate of officers and color bearers. An oyster supper followed the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Elizabeth Forbes
Martha J. Peterson
Frances Purdy
Dollie Hudson
Jennie Dodge
Anna Egenberger
Alice Cowles
Nannie Burkle
Elizabeth Streight
Marry Voodra
Katherine Wiles
Ella Kennedy
Rowena Goodman
Mary Spencer
Omaha
Jessie E. Hall
Gas Saving Device to Equip Chicago Cabs
The Bertschey company in Plattsmouth will supply its Duplex By-pass gas cover and carbon remover to Chicago Yellow Cab Co. 3,500 cabs travel 90,000 miles daily in Chicago with expected savings near 144,000 and extra power from the same gasoline. Similar trials are praised by Omaha Blue Cab Co. test users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bertschey Company
Bertschey
Yellow Cab Company
Windy City
Plattsmouth
Chicago Company
Blue Cab Company of
Omaha
County finds dire living conditions in Cullom area
County Attorney W G Kieck visited Cullom area and found extreme poverty in temporary dwellings. A sick child was taken to University Hospital Omaha for treatment, while another family lived in a dirt floor log room with filth and few basic needs. A tent home showed similar poverty. County aid and cleanup steps were urged to improve and maintain livable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Kieck
Cullom
University Hospital
Omaha
Well Known Young People Are Wedded
From Wednesday's Dally this morning at Council Bluffs occurred the marriage of Pearl Hardison of this city and Earl Meisinger of near Cedar Creek. The ceremony was quiet with the bride and groom accompanied by Mr and Mrs Earl Hardison. After the wedding the couple returned to this city and attended dinner at the bride’s parents home. They plan to make their home on the groom’s farm in the spring. The couple are well known in Cass county and their friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Pearl Hardison
Earl Meisinger
Cedar Creek
Iowa City
Earl Hardison
T. B. Hardison
Anton Meisinger
Visits With Grandfather Abram Rupley
Yesterday Abram Rupley of this city, very poorly for a week, enjoyed a pleasant visit from relatives in Omaha and the city. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stoner, Paul Grassman, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Short, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mrasek of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Grassman and Jacqueline, and Mr. and Mrs. BR. 4. Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Rupley
Omaha
Ed Stoner
Paul Grassman
T. L. Short
Joe Mrasek
Hillard Grassman
Jacqueline
Bates
Showing Improvement After Appendectomy at Clarkson Omaha
George Snyder Jr underwent appendectomy at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha Monday. Hospital reports say he is doing very nicely and the outlook is favorable. His mother Mrs. G W Snyder visited him Monday and Tuesday, but later felt worse and required another operation for relief. Local friends of Cass County are pleased by his steady recovery and hope his condition continues to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snyder, Jr
Clarkson |Ital
Omaha
G. W.) Snyder
Wes
Cass Coun
District Basketball Districts Announced by High School A.A.
The High School Athletic Association names district boundaries for March tournaments. Plattsmouth and nearby counties form District No. 3 with Omaha teams. Omaha hosts the district tournament attended by Supt Beverage and Supt Reimund. District No. 4, at Peru, includes Otoe Nemaha Richardson Johnson and Pawnee counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Athletic Association of
W. G. Brooks
York
Lincoln
Plattsmouth
Cases
Douglas
Burt
Washington
Sarpy
Omaha
Sluir
Pig Icon
Tekamah
Supt. Beverage of
H. H. Reimund
G. E. DeWolf
Peru
Otoe
Nemaha
Richardson, Johnson and Pawnee
Vestress Jr. Returns Home After Appendicitis Surgery
Frank Vestress Jr. is discharged from St Elizabeth's Hospital in Lincoln after an appendicitis operation last Monday. He recovered well and returned home to recuperate with his parents, showing a strong and speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vestress, Jr
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Lincoln
Frank
St Luke's Parish Elects Vestry At Annual Meeting
St Luke's Parish held its annual meeting at the church on Third and Vine. Members attended to hear reports from church organizations and elect vestry members including R W Clement senior warden Dr J S Livingston junior warden Judge James T Begley R F Patterson Henry Herold Mrs J A Donelan Miss Mia A Ger ing. Father George D Pierce welcomed progress and a new awakening under his leadership for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s
Third and
Vine Street
R. W. Clement
J. S. Livingston
James T. Begley
R. F. Patterson
Henry Herold
J. A. Donelan
Mia A. Gering
George D. Pierce
Commissioners organize for 1982 county year
Cass County board of commissioners reorganized with Fred H. Gertler as chairman and C. F. Harris as vice chairman. They set the 1982 operating budget at 187000 across general, bridge, road, pensions and relief funds, and fixed clerk wages and road crew pay scales. They also considered Cass County Farm Bureau funding and annual reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalk
Board of County Commissioners
Fred H. Gertler
Weeping _ Water
C. F. Harris
Union
D. Spangler
Murray
Cass County Farm Bureau
Aes Ae A Watt
Death of Mrs James F Wilson at Union Nebraska
Mrs Mary Etta Beaudette Wilson died Sunday after a period of illness in Union Nebraska. She was born September 4 1877 in Winters et Iowa and moved to Nebraska as a child. She married James F Wilson in 1896 and was active in the Baptist church and community. Surviving are her husband five sisters and five brothers. Funeral services were at the Baptist church led by Rev W A Taylor with Rev C L Elliott assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Wilson
Baptist Church
W. A. Taylor
C. L. Elliott
Methodist Church
H. L. Moore
Josie Beckner
Walthill
Cora Dickson
Bancroft
Myrtle Moore
Randolph
W. R. DeLeezner
Magnet
Frank
George Beaudette
Roselle
Raymond Beaudette
Ruby M Terry Weds Wayne G Wells in Council Bluffs
Yesterday afternoon in Council Bluffs Miss Ruby M Terry and Wayne G Wells, both local residents, quietly married after slipping away to the Iowa city for the ceremony. The groom is a son of Mr and Mrs W A Wells and recently moved here from the western part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Ruby M. Terry
Wayne G. Wells
Iowa City
W. A. Wells
City
Johnson Leaves Burlington Yard for Mayo Hospital
Charles S. Johnson yardmaster at the Burlington yards departed yesterday for Rochester Minnesota to undergo an examination at the Mayo hospital regarding his health which has been poor for years He recently returned from Florida seeking relief but found no improvement Friends here hope for his recovery and return to good health
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dailly
Charless. Johnson
Burlington
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Hospital
Johnson
Florida
Death of Mrs Augusta Lau In This City
Yesterday afternoon at the home south of this city died Mrs Augusta Lau 61 a lifetime resident who suffered heart trouble for weeks. Her husband died two years ago and daughter Mrs CHf Schafer has cared for her. Funeral arrangements not yet announced but services expected at the late home Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Lau
Lau
Chf Schafer
Cass County Delegation Draws House and Senate Assignments
The Cass county group led by Senator W. B. Banning and Representative Earl Towle drew committee placements. Banning lands on banking and currency, insurance, railroads, finance, Ways and Means, fish and game, school land and funds, and chairs the appropriation committee. Towle joins irrigation and drainage, medical societies, and banks and banking. Fellow Democrat Representative Yoachum of Otoe is assigned to education and finance, Ways and Means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
W. B. Banning
Earl Towle
Banning
Senate
Towle
Yoachum
Otoe County
Journal Ad Notice Requests Help Wanted Results
A brief classified notice invites readers to advertise wants in the Journal to secure results. The snippet emphasizes placing a want ad to reach local customers and compare offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Nebraska Gas & Electric announces home lighting winners
The Plattemouth district prize winners were announced by Lee Kepler district manager. Judges graded essays with two district winners receiving prizes including a 65 piece chest of community plata silver and a wristwatch. Verdon and Plattsmouth contestants led the lists with several girls as top earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Gas & Electric Co
Lee Kepler
Plattemouth
Plattsmouth
Helen Woolcott
Fountain Pen
Irma Pitman
Silver
Verdon
Dorothy Edmonia Gwinn
Thelma Maybelle Veils
Priscilla Pearl Watkins
Opal Pool
Zenobia Coln
Frances Elise Baughman
Martha Magdalene Watkins
Georgia Louise Jorn
Fern Bowers
Lulu Vollmer
Wwe
Thelma Maybell Wells
Nebraska
Evelyn Marie Smith
Thelma Mertin
Nehawks
W Wricht & Dison
Columbia
Helen Woolecott
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K. S
Amil Stilliger
W. BR. C
Yellow Cab Company of
Mondeys Dbethy
ST. Luke's
Fred H. Gorder
James Wilson
Union, Neb
South
Nebraska Gas & Electric
Cis
Catherine Flynn
Maxine Cloidt
Evelyn Merrie Smith
Gladys Bushnell
Eunice Burbridge
Jozephine Janda
Melba Lucille Gehrett
Unicon
Helen Fahrlander
Kathryn McCarroll
Nehawka
Thelma Martin
Helen Behbins
Isadora Violet Stone
Delphis Bates
Esther St. John
Violet Smith
Virginia Rose Polard
Lucille Martin
Velma Wessel
Verne F. H. Shoemaker
Stella
Della Mae Brenner
M. Henderson
Dorothy Brenner
Zelma Simon
First National Bank
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Federal Reserve
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