Lars G Larson Answers Last Summons Today
Notice records the death of Lars G Larson at his West Marble street home after two weeks of critical pneumonia. A Burlington, Iowa native who moved to Plattsmouth in 1880, he was a carpenter and contractor active in local public life for 45 years. He is survived by his wife Christine and eight children plus grandchildren and a nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
West Marble Street
Lars G. Larson
Larson
Lars G. Lersen
Janperry
Carlsta
Sweden
United States
Home Guard
Fiest
Walter Vanier
Mississippi
Lareen
Burlington
Iowa
Westermooart
Nebraska
Pisttemouth
Heister
Christine L. Anderson
Plattsmouth
Oscar Larson
Glendale
California
Fred Sydebotham
Plattemoutis
R. E. Foster
Union
Edward H. Franzen
Omehes
Ralph R. Larson
Louisville
Frank L. Blarkus
Raymond J. Larsen
Charles L. Carlson
Kinely
Mrs Claggett Improves After Uremic Illness
Mrs John Yaridler returned from Denver where she had been by the bedside of her daughter Mrs Vera Yard ley Claggett. Doctors report her condition improved and she can be up briefly though still feeling the aftereffects of a serious illness. Georgia Creamer, aunt to the patient, was in Denver during the crisis.
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John Yaridler
Denver
Vera Yardley Claggett
Mrs. Claggett
Georgia Creamer
Clagegett
M. P. Official Here From Thursday’s Dallys
R. T. Guernsey of Omaha traveling freight agent for the Missouri Pacific visited with local business men with H. L. Thomas to discuss freight interests in the Omaha territory. The article notes improved service and growing freight volume along the railroad through this part of Nebraska.
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R. T. Guernsey
Omaha
Missouri Pacific
City
H. L. Thomas
Elts
Guernsey
Freicht
Nebraska
Glenwood Visit Recounts Childhood Farm Roots
D A Young longtime Cass county resident returned to Iowa to see Clarinda and Glenwood, revisiting the Glenwood farm near the present state institute where his father first settled in the 1850s. Born nearby, he had not seen his birthplace since childhood and traced the homestead through land records.
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D. A. Young
Cass County
Tmce
Hoxtestead
William Young
Murray
Frank Harris
Clarinda
Glenwood
Mr Young
State Institute
David 4. Young
Missouri River
Mr. Young
Altho
Wright
Death of Oscar Kitzel Near Alvo At Home
The death of Oscar Joseph Kitzel, 42, a well known Cass county resident near Alvo, occurred yesterday at 11 o'clock at his home two and a half miles south of the town after a three month illness. He leaves his mother Mrs. Bine Kitzel, wife, and two children Kendall and Corinne. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at 9 80 from the Dunkard church at Alvo, of which he was a member.
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Oscar Joseph Kitzel
Alve
Mr. Kitzel
Bine Kitzel
Cook
Cass County
Kendall
Corinne
Nitzel
Dunkard
Alvo
Snowbird Capture Leads to Overnight City Custody
Late Saturday night Officer Jackson and Constable J C Brittain arrested a man on South Sixth Street found with a large quantity of snow inside him. He was jailed for the night at the city hospital cell and released the next morning with orders to leave the city and travel far before sunset. He had earlier begged for money and became hostile when denied.
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Jackson
J. C. Brittain
South Sixth Street
Hastile
Celebration at Peterson Home for Miss Alice’s 15th Anniversary
A pleasant Saturday evening gathering at Mrs. A. M. Peterson’s home celebrated Miss Alice’s 15th anniversary. Guests enjoyed time at Parmele theatre and later light refreshments with laughter and games. Attending were Dorothy Peisinger Mary Peisinger Laura Marie Alice Peterson Kenneth Rhodes Dale Rhodes Victor Meisinger Elmer Stoebler and Everett Parriott.
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A. M. Peterson
Alice
Parmele Theatre
Dorothy
Mary Peisinger
Laura
Marie
Alice Peterson
Mesers
Kenneth and
Dale Rhodes
Victor Meisinger
Elmer Stoebler
Everett Parriott
Last Lewis and Clark Expeditions Last Member Identified
Olive Gass reports Patrick Gass a Lewis and Clark expedition member born near Harristu wn Cumberland Valley. A senate bill seeks a 2500 monument at Brooke Cemetery Wellsburg West Virginia. Gass lived 1773 99 years dying in West Virginia.
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United States Senate
Patrick Gass
David B. Weaver
Saxon
Montana
Brooke Cemetery
Wellsburg
W. Va
Cumberland Valley
Harristure
Rachel Pheriex
Independence
Anna J. Smith
Ventura
Calif
Gane
Cumberland
George T. Fleming
Perry County
Lexington and Concord
Lord Cornwallis
Yorktown
Napoleon Bonaparte
Gase
United States
Miss Goss
Patrick Goss
Beenme
McClurs Company
Patrick Gras
Gass
West Virginia
David Sjorren Improves After Operation in Omaha
David Sjorren is recovering well after an operation at M D hospital in Omaha. Doctors say the worst is over and he is expected to regain good health. His family and friends visit regularly, with his father Martin Sjosren, John Fleischman, Belle Twiss and daughter Marjorie among those who traveled to see him. Edith Knutson also is reported to be recovering and glad to have Louisville friends visit.
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David Sjorren
M. D
Omaha
Dave
Martin Sjosren
John Fleischman
Belle Twiss
Marjorie
Edith Knutson
Louisville
Louisville Courier
Freak Ear of Corn Stirs Glenwood Tribune Inquiry
J A Fackler reports a ten inch freak ear of corn grown by Clarence Chapin on the Mrs Winnie Moore farm near Glenwood. The ear shows half yellow dent and half bloody butcher varieties with distinct halves and no mixing in the opposite segments. The Glenwood Tribune asks corn growers to explain whether this is a freak ear or could be propagated by cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Fackler
Clarence Chapin
Winnie Moore
Glenwood
Glenwood Tribune
Shelter Seeking Drifters Fill City Jail Beds
City officers reported fifteen vagrants jailed overnight who will soon be moved to warmer areas. Officials Jackson and Liberelis noted a steady stream of alike cases, with five to ten detainees nightly over recent months, challenging the rosy prosperity narrative.
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Jackson
Liberelis
Marriage of Eleanor Schulhoff and Thomas Froggatt in Los Angeles
Miss Eleanor Schulhoff and Mr. Thomas Froggatt wed quietly in Los Angeles on Friday morning. The ceremony was attended by close family, followed by a wedding breakfast at the bride’s parents’ home and a honeymoon to Catalina Island. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Schulhoff, has deep local roots, while the groom works with Edison Electric Co. in Los Angeles. They will reside in Los Angeles after the wedding.
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Los Angeles
California
Eleanor Schulhoff
Thomas Froggatt
Ater
Catalina Island
John A. Schuiho
California City
Edison Electric Co
Mrs. Froggatt
Death of Mrs Glen Todd at Nebraska City
Murray and Union communities mourn the death of Mrs Glen Todd at the Community Hospital Nebraska City after a surgery for appendicitis. She was twenty two, born near Union, wife of Glen Todd and daughter of Charles and Mrs Garrison, with many relatives and Baptist church ties in Union.
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Murray
Union
Glen Todd
Charles Garrison
Murray End
The
Baptist Church of Union
Designed Large Dundee Home Featured in Omaha Bee
A large home at 54th and Davenport in Omaha is pictured in yesterday’s issue with architectural work by E. F. Shreiber. Shreiber, the city architect, is drawing the new community building for Hugh J. Kearns post American Legion and a cut from his pencil drawing will appear in the Journal as the $10,000 funding campaign begins.
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Omaha Bee
54Th
Davenport
Omaha
E. F. Shreiber
Shreiber
Hugh J. Kearns Post
American Legion
For Sale Three Spotted Poland China pigs
For sale three registered Spotted Poland China open gifts. Contact Plattssouth by phone. Murray 1611. Price 532 dollars. 119-48w.
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Poland
China
Plattssouth
Murray
Death of Mrs W C Noxon in Minco Oklahoma
Obituary from the Minco Minstrel recounts the sudden death of Mrs. W C Noxon at 11 30 PM after an illness with flu. She leaves husband W C Noxon and two sons Jack and Victor, with funeral at the Methodist church and burial in Minco Cemetery. Born March 18 1856 in Ohio, she lived in Nebraska then Oklahoma since 1909.
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Minco
Oklahoma
William C. Noxon
Cedar Creek
W. C
William Iack
Oklahoma City
Victor
Methodist
C. H. Armstrong
Sarah Elisabeth (Vanatta) Nox
Ogaun
Ohio
James Vanatta
Nebraska
W. C. Noxon
Papples
Eskridge
Methodist Church
Platts Mouth
Enjoyable Dance at T. J. Hall Delights Local Youth
Last Saturday evening a large crowd gathered at the T. J. hall for a social dance. Decorated lamp shades created charm in the spacious hall. Otto Metsinger won a drawing prize, and Miss Josephine Rys earned best waltzing. The Gradeville Jazz orchestra, led by Peter Gradeville, provided lively music and a return date is being planned with announcements to follow.
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T. J. Hall
Otto Metsinger
Josephine Rys
Gradeville Jazz Orchestra
Shappy
Peter Gradeville
Forest Rice
Floyd Ruby
Elmer Palmer
C. C. Burbridge
Ray Jones
Mrs. Edgar Glaze Returns Home After Appendicitis
Mrs. Edgar Glaze of Nebraska City formerly resident here, after weeks at Community hospital in Nebraska City for an appendectomy, has recovered enough to return home. News brings relief to many friends in the city.
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Edgar Glaze
Nebraska City
Fire Extinguished Before Fire Department Arrives
A small blaze reported last evening at the Gillespie residence on Egenberger property near 6th and Gold streets was put out by neighbors before firefighters arrived. No serious property loss occurred.
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South 6Th Street
Gillespie
Egenberger
6Th and
Gold Streets
Choice Rhode Island Red cockrels for sale
Classified ad offers Rhode Island Red roosters for sale. Contact Murray at phone 3304. Address listed as O. D. Sherman, RFD, Plattsmouth. Includes a brief code 126-2sw.
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Rhode Island
Murray
O. D. Sherman
RFD
Plattsmouth
Midland graduate appointed Duncan Nebraska school principal
Sully Cecil C Campbell son of W D Campbell of this city graduated from Midland college at Fremont recently and has been called to the position of principal of the public schools at Duncan Nebraska. He is well known to many Plattsmouth residents who have seen him at his father’s home and applaud his entry into leadership in state education.
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Sully
Cecil € C. Campbell
W. D. Campbell
Midland College
Fremont
Duncan
Nebraska
Campbell
Plattsmouth
Criticisms Rise Over Police Killing Of Stray Dog
In a Fifth Street Main scene a stray dog crippled and in pain was pursued by the police chief who struck it with a club and later dispatched it with a rope near the city hall. Bystanders condemned the action as brutal and called for humane treatment of animals.
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Fifth Red Main Streceta
Fifth and
Main Streets
Betes Hook and Gift Shop
Main Street
Arrice Pool Hall
Nat Gual
Humane Society
Rose comb Rhode Island red cocks for sale
Philip Hirz advertises rose comb Rhode Island red roosters for sale in Plattsmouth Nebraska. Kriskey returned this morning to Omaha where he works after an overnight visit with relatives and friends.
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Rhode Island
Ww. FF
Kriskey
Omaha
Red Cross Chapter Elects New Officers at Pittemouth
The Pittemouth Red Cross reorganized at the public library with M. S. Briggs presiding. Directors named Mrs. F H Dunbar Mrs C A Rosencrans A H Duxbury W G Kierk H A Schneider W A Hobertson Frank Smith chaired by W G Kieck with Mrs F H Dunbar as vice chair and Mrs C A Rosencrans as secretary. The chapter has aided service men and families since the war and aims to expand membership and improve community relief efforts.
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Dany
Red Cross
Pittemouth
M. S. Briggs
Briggs
Ll. L. Turpin
Jjoes
C. A. Rosencrans
H. A. Schneider
Schneider
American Legion Service
A. H. Duxbury
Birth of Hill and Mrs. Martin's First Grandchild
Last evening at 9 at Methodist hospital in Omaha a fine eight pound son arrived to gladden the home of Mr and Mrs Hill Martin of the city. The baby and mother are doing nicely and the family adds a first grandson to both sides. Grandpa Charlie Martin and Grandpa Chase express great happiness at the new arrival and the relatives celebrate the joyous event.
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Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Gladden
Hill Martin
Martin
Charlie Martin
Chase
Mr. Martin
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Mendey
Toretty
M. P
Mills County
Oscar Kitzel
Miss Olive Gass
Olive Gass
Oregon Country
Pittsboro
F P
Pattsmouth
H. M. Gault
David Sjogren
Eleanor Schulgf Marrké
Metropolis
BRS
Murray Lady
Dundee
W. &. Noxon
Winco
Midland
RED Cross Chapter
W. G. Kieck
F. H. Dunbar
Sec
E. A. Schneider
Treas
First National Bank
Bers
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