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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1925

Page

3

Romance Revealed in Death of Dr. Koenig

In the Koenig death inquiry a former Plattsmouth woman Lena Mittlemeyer disclosed a long personal bond with the wealthy Omaha physician. She said no engagement existed but they planned for a future together, and he had hoped to marry after her recovery from illness.

Albert Koeniz South Omaha Plattsmouth Lena Mittlemeyer South 24Th Street St. Catherine's Hospital Omaha Koenig Miss Mittlemeyer George Mittlemeyer North Suh Street Plattsmouth Water Company Lena Frank Vaylupek Mayos Dr. Koenig

Poultry Sale Announced Near Burlington Freight House Plattsmouth

A car load of live poultry will be delivered at the poultry car near the Burlington freight house in Plattsmouth on Wednesday and Thursday January 28th and 29th. We will pay the...

Burlington Freight House Plattsmouth

Farmers Bring Poultry to Our Car at Piattenmouth

Farmers announce poultry collection at Piattenmouth site with car lot shipping. The notice promises two days of sale and pricing details to be posted, inviting poultry owners to bring stock for shipment.

Piattenmouth

Best of the High School Bas Ketball Players

Fans select all time high school basketball teams from Plattsmouth era 1910 to present with players like John Lattier June Marshall Joe Krejci Carl Schneider Harold Mullis Don Arries Byron Arries and others. Joe Krejci’s season ends after a severe Thanksgiving accident at Nebraska City.

Joe Krejer John Sattler Carl Schneider June Marshall Harold Mullis Plattsmouth John Lattier Joe Krejci Don Arries Byron Arries Fred Mann Bellard Clarence Beal Arthur White Joe McCarty Frank Gradeville Howard Dwyer Foward Harry Dwyer Gus Brubacher Nebraska City

Governor appoints A. B. Pirie as assistant labor secretary

Governor McMullen announced the appointment of A. B. Pirie of Wymer as assistant secretary of the labor department at a salary of 2100 dollars a year. Pirie will assist Secretary Frank Kennedy, hear cases under the employers liability and workers compensation law, and may travel to larger cities in the state.

McMullen A. B. Pirie Wymer Apartment of Labor Pirie H.e Frank A. Kenedy Bryan Department of Labor Burlington Andy Pirie Lester L. Dunn Lincoln McKelvie

Louisville People Celebrate Stohlman Silver Wedding

Mr and Mrs Andrew Stohlman longtime Louisville residents marked their silver wedding anniversary with a Saturday celebration at their home. About seventy five guests attended a dinner and light supper before a reception at the Stohlman farm, with Rev W C Schilling and Rev A E Winter among speakers. The couple later planned a move to Lincoln for better schooling for their children Martha Edward Leroy and Martin Stohlman.

Andrew Stohlman Stohlman Loganville Wisconsin W. C. Schilling Evangelical Lutheran Church A. E. Winter Lincoln Mrs. Stohlmann Martha Stohlman Edward Leroy Martin Stohlman Theodore Hartman Andrew Schoeman Louisville Courier

Exports of grain rise in 1924 year totals

Washington reports 1924 grain exports valued at 42.33 billion dollars up from 31.13 billion in 1923. Wheat shipments reached 166.2 million bushels worth 247.1 million, flour exports 15.99 million barrels worth 91.22 million, with bread items adding about 3 million. Meat exports fell to 113.84 million dollars from 149.97 million.

Washington United States Commerce Department

Dinner party honors Ruth Patton's eighteenth birthday

Mrs. L. C. Sharp hosted a 6:30 dinner Friday night in honor of Ruth Patton's eighteenth birthday and the occasion was celebrated with pleasant entertainment and goodwill.

Catarrhal Deafness Prevention and Remedy

Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube lining. When inflamed, rumbling sounds impair hearing and could cause permanent loss if untreated. Mall’s Catarrh Medicine claims to reduce inflammation and restore hearing, avoiding catarrh or death caused by it.

MALL

Firemen To Meet Ai Alliance Next Year

Hastings Neb January 2 Alliance chosen for 1926 convention of the Nebraska Volunteer Firemen association after Fremont withdrawal left Alliance and Sidney compete. Alliance won 376 to 173. Officers elected include Rev Walter C Rundin Mitchell president and J C McGowan Norfolk second vice president. Parade and banquet drew about 1,000 with toasts from Rev G E Newell Dr G E Condra and others.

Hastings Neb Alliance Nebraska Volunteer Firemen’s Association Fremont Sidney Walter C. Rundin Mitchell A. W. Frischolz Columbus J. C. McGowan Norfolk H. A. Webbert North Platte Warne W. Borden G E. Newell G. E. Condra Lincoln Trouton Lloyd Thomas

Briand urges continuation of French embassy to Vatican

Former Premier Briand told the chamber of deputies in Paris that France must keep the Vatican embassy. In other news Charles L. Martin left for Omaha to visit his wife at Clarkson Hospital, while Mrs. E. McCleery traveled to Lincoln for an extended weekend with relatives.

Paris Briand Chamber of Deputies Cannes Vatican Charles L. Martin Omaha Clarkson Hospital Mrs. E. McCleery Lincoln

Gain in Ship Launching Shows World Increase in 1923 24

New York report from Lloyds registers 1924 ship launches total 2 247 751 tons up 37 percent from 1923 24 marks first post war rise. Britain Ireland lead in construction with Germany United States Italy France Japan Denmark Holland and British dominions following. American share fell from 57 percent in 1919 to six percent in 1924.

New York Lloyds Register of Shipping Great Britain Ireland Germany United States Italy France Japan Denmark Holland British Dominions

Supreme Court aids guaranty fund in 1920 bank dispute

The court ruled that credits at University Place Bank were loans, not deposits, and thus not protected by the deposit guaranty fund. It held claimants must show a qualifying deposit under the act to recover, denying innocent purchaser status under negotiable instrument law.

Deposit Guaranty Fund Supreme Court Glendale Cal C. C. Cooper Dunning Bank Dunning Cooper Citizens State Bank of University Place California University Place Bank Glendale Bank

Miss Dorothea Pond Departs for Omaha Weekend Visit

Miss Dorothea Pond leaves this morning for Omaha to spend the weekend with relatives and friends.

Dorothea Pond Omaha

Plattsmouth Man Endorses Doan's Pills for Kidney Pain

A Plattsmouth carpenter, E Hitt, reports backache and kidney distress eased after using two boxes of Doan's Pills. He describes knife like pains and sediment in urine, praising the remedy backed by local home testimony and urging others to ask for Doan's Pills at 60 cents.

Doan's Doan Plattsmouth Co. E. Hitt Carpenter South 10Th Street Doun Mr. Hitt Hitt Foster-Milburn Co Mirs Buffalo N. Y

Germans Seek Light On French Tariff Vote

Paris January 22 The German reply to Raymondy s provisional tariff proposal will be submitted by Dr Trendelenburg head of the Berlin delegation It follows Germany policy of not closing negotiations and asks for further enlightenment on main points of the French suggestions

Paris Raynaldy Trendelenburg Berlin Germany

Stewart Estate Filed for Administration in County Court

The $7 000 estate of Lavinia F. Stewart who died January 18 was filed for administration Friday afternoon in the county court by William M. Stewart, widower. Other heirs named are Homer L Branson Irville Roy L Merrill Clarence Earl D and Carrie M Stewart.

Lavinia F. Stewart William M. Stewart Homer L. Branson Irville Roy L Merrill, Clarence Earl D Carrie M. Stewart State Journal

Order of hearing and notice of probate of will

In Cass County Nebraska the County Court schedules a hearing for Feb 18 1925 on the Wal Fred A Nord petition to prove the last will of Peter M Nord deceased. Executor W A Robertson is named. Publication in The Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior to the hearing is required.

Peter M. Nord Walfred A. Nord W. A. Robertson Plattemouth Cass County Nebraska Otoe County Plathersouth Journal

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