Local Business Man Joins Benedicts in Ashland Nuptials
Louise Augusta Wiggenhorn and Edwin Adolph Fricke wed at the Wiggenhorn home in Ashland. The ceremony featured an arbor of ferns and roses, cousins as aisles, and a gown of white Chantilly lace. The couple, both prominent locals, plan to live in Plattsmouth and later Mr Fricke’s Herald apartments home in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Wiggenhorn
Ashland
Louise Augusta
Edwin Adolph Fricke
Plattsmouth
Wiggenhorn
Frances Scott
Denver
Colorado
Kenneth Marey
Frank Schwake
Nebraska City
R. C. Swischer
First Congregational Church of
Nebraska
Lincoln
Omaha
Wellesley
F. G. Fricke & Co
Ad Club
Chamber of Commerce
Fricke
F. G. Fricke
University of Nebraska
31St Division
France
Herald Apartments
Entertain at Bridge by Mrs Warga and Mrs Krecklow
Two bridge parties were hosted by Mrs J F Warga and Mrs W K Krecklow at the Warga home on North 11th street. In the afternoon Mrs Robert Reed won first prize and Mrs A W Cloidt second. in the evening Mrs Henry G Soennichsen won first and W G Kieck second. Refreshments were served. helpers included Mrs Fred Lugsch and Miss Verla Becker in the afternoon and Misses Alice Ptak and Dorothy Sattler in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Warga
W. K. Krecklow
Baoh
Warga
North 11Th Street
Robert Reed
A. W. Cloidt
Henry G. Soennichsen
W. G. Kieck
Fred Lugsch
Verla Becker
Ahce Ptak
Dorothy Sattler
Operation for Hernia On Child at St. Joseph Omaha
This morning at St. Joseph hospital in Omaha Frank Kvapil the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kvapil underwent an operation for a severe hernia that caused him much trouble and required surgical treatment by the attending physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Frank Kvapil
Joseph Kvapil
Plattsmouth Visitor Praises City Improvements
Earl Dunn, once a Plattsmouth boy, visits with his wife and old friends and notes the city’s 100 percent improvement in appearance since his youth. He laudits paving and new homes, and sends greetings from Wheatland Oklahoma where his parents reside in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dunn
Plattsmouth
Mr. Dunn
Dunn
Oklahoma City
Popular Young People Married at Auburn
At Auburn this morning Miss Rose Donat wed Mr. Forest Rhodes in a ceremony attended by Miss Helen Donat and Mr. Joseph Faith. The couple will honeymoon in Washington Kansas with relatives before returning to Auburn to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Auburn
Rose Donat
Forest Rhodes
Helen Donat
Joseph Faith
Washington
Kansas
Washington High School
Marshall Tire
Rhodes
Birthday Party Honors Gertrude Vallery at Home
Mrs. Glen Vallery hosted about thirty children Monday afternoon at her north-city home to celebrate Gertrude Vallerys 12th birthday. Pink and white decorations graced the party with lawn games, a guessing contest won by Janet Vallery, and a white cake with twelve pink candles. Refreshments were served in the dining room and on the lawn with assistance from Mrs. Trout of Sioux City Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Vallery
Hasn't Lost Skill Grebe Family Visits Return to Old Home
George Grebe of Portland and his family visit with Mrs George Grebe Sr and relatives. Yesterday he guided a fishing outing on the Missouri river and landed a 48 pound white catfish and a 1 pound yellow cat, proving he has not lost his long time skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grebe
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Grebe
William
John Grebe
Missouri
Grebe
Wheat Prospects Appear Bright in Chase County
W. C. Soennichsen and Attorney A. L. Tidd returned home after touring the western part of the state. They report the wheat crop in Chase and adjoining counties is the very best in years and were impressed by the outlook on Cass county farms they visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Soennichsen
A. L. Tidd
Chase
Cass County
Leaving for Greece
George Conis proprietor of the Palace Shining Parlor departs for New York then Greece to visit aged parents and relatives. He plans a Paris visit for the American Legion convention and will return with overseas service men in the fall. During his absence his brother Sam Conis will manage the Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Conis
Palace Shining Parlor
New York
Greece
Mr. Conis
Santa Mariva
Corfru
Europe
Paris
American Legion
Sam Conis
Disturbance At Wright Residence Leads To Jail
Sheriff and deputy responded to Lester Wright home over a disturbance tied to a promismatch of liquor. Wright allegedly fought with his wife during a shadow boxing incident, beer bottles found in the County Attorney vault, Wright jailed on possession charges with a $1000 bond set and a July 5 hearing scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Reed
Rex Young
Lester Wright
Dempsey-Sharkey Mill
Wright
Kreck
Not Operated On Yet
Judge and Mrs. Allen J. Beeson have been in Lincoln since Monday where their daughter Miss Helen is at St. Elizabeth's hospital. They report she remains ill and not yet fit for the operation needed to relieve her condition. Friends here are anxious for her speedy recovery and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
Allen J. Beeson
Lincoln
Miss Helen
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Helen
A Dandy Old Rain From Friday’s Daily
Last night the western banking clouds brought relief from four hot days with a real shower around 11 o’clock. A trace of rain, thirty fifths of an inch, fell in rapid showers, brightening prospects for the county’s farmers and townspeople and aiding the corn and wheat crops.
Robbery at Kaw Valley National Bank in North Topeka
Kansas lawmen and city police hunted Thursday after masked bandits robbed Kaw Valley National Bank of North Topeka of 14 000 dollars. A highway pursuit failed to catch them. posses surrounded near Mayetta but the thieves escaped. Alerts extended toward eastern Nebraska and western Iowa as officers monitored highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Kaw Valley National Bank
North Topeka
Kansas
Mayetta
Topeka
National Guard
Nebraska
Iowa
Bert Reed
Rex Young
Libershal and
Pickrel
Athletics Score Victory Over Modern Woodmen In Matinee
The Athletics routed the Modern Woodmen 24 to 4 at the city baseball park. Grover Alexander Schlieske started for the Athletics, while Halter opened for the Woodmen. Poor base running and errors hampered the Woodmen as the Athletics unleashed strong hitting and took control early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Baseball Club
Woodmen
Athletics
Halter
Grover Alexander Schlieske
Roland Thomas
Hulzer
Omaha Couple Weds After License Rush
June closing today saw a last minute rush for marriage licenses. County Judge A K Danbury issued the license to Robert I Simmons and B Emma Olson of Omaha. Rev O G Wiehmann of St Pauls Evangelical church performed the ceremony and the couple returned to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Danbury
Robert I. Simmons
B. Emma Olson
Omaha
O. G. Wiehmann
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Mrs. Simmons
Dana Jean Katterson undergoes tonsil removal in Omaha
Dana Jean daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Katterson had her tonsils removed at Wise Memorial Hospital in Omaha to relieve years of discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Jean
Kenneth Katterson
Wise Memorial Hospital
Omaha
Death Comes to Mrs Herman Burgess Today
Mrs. Herman B Burgess dies suddenly at Salina Kansas after years in the community with husband Canon Herman Burgess long rector of St Luke s Episcopal church Here daughter Lula and father husband died previously Son Dr Frank D Burgess of Hastings Nebraska will bring the body back for funeral at St Luke s Church and burial beside husband and daughter at Oak Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.D . Burgess
Herman B. Burgess
Salina
Kansas
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Hospitalization After Finger Infection in Omaha
Yesterday at six o clock Mrs. Earl Redd was taken to Omaha Hospital due to a severe infection from a screen wire puncture on the first finger of her right hand. Doctors moved to inoculate against lockjaw as the infection spread, after consultation with Dr. Holtz and a trip home for necessities before transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Redd
Omaha
Holtz
Marguerite Johnstone and Oliver Headed to Sheridan Eagle Scout Event
Mrs Marguerite Johnstone and Oliver leave for Sheridan Wyoming after a weeks stay with Mr and Mrs Emil Walters. Oliver will be awarded Eagle Scout at Sheridan on July 14 at thirteen and a half with 33 merit badges. He earned the life saving test at Camp Gifford and is noted as Wyoming’s top Boy Scout and possibly among the youngest Eagles in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Johnstone
Oliver
Sheridan
Wyo
Emil Walters
WOW
Camp Gifford
Wyoming
Rain Blesses Cass County Farm Crops
Will owner of a 400 acre Mt. Peasant farm reports last night rain averaged a quarter to a half inch. The moisture benefits corn crop slow this season and pastures in need of rain. Farmers in the area express satisfaction with relief from the showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Cass County
Wright Pleads Guilty in County Court Jail Term Set
In county court Judge A H Duxbury heard Lester Wright plead guilty to possession of liquor. He was ordered to serve sixty days as an enforced guest of Sheriff Bert Reed after the hearing and sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
Lester Wright
Bert Reed
Visiting Old Home
James H. Herold of Minneapolis, heir to an old local family, visited his sister Mrs. A. L. Tidd and brother Henry Herold, while his wife joined a stay in Peru to visit their daughter Mrs. Mina Larson. He left the community 24 years ago for Minneapolis and works at a leading furniture firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Herold
Minneapolis
A. L. Tidd
Henry Herold
Herold
Minnesota
Mina Larson
Golf Tourney Moves Toward Semi finals This Sunday
The summer golf tournament reached the semifinals with tight matches at the local course. Westover defeated Horsack in the championship flight, Cloidt beat Krecklow, and Harris bested Leslie Niel. Varga Moore unfinished. Semis Sunday feature Cloidt vs Westover and Harris vs the Varga Moore winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Westover
Frankie Horsack
August Cloidt
Bill Krecklow
Opening Weeping Water Branch of The Quality bakery
The Quality bakery opens a Weeping Water branch in the south central county, with H G Renner as manager. A ready store room welcomed customers this morning, promising fresh, toothsome bakery goods for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeping Water
H. G. Renner
C C Cotner Bus Line Starts Sunday From Omaha
After securing permit and bond approval the C C Cotner bus line begins service Sunday at 12:30 PM with a Buick used for passengers between Omaha and Plattsmouth. Cotner sets Omaha depot at Hotel Henshaw and Plattsmouth stop at Morgan Sweet Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallyo
State Railway Commission
C. C. Cotner
Cotner
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Missouri Pacific
Burlington
Conner
Henshaw
Morgan Sweet Shop
Journal
Journal Ad Offer Prompts Quick Help
The Journal invites readers to place ads for fast results. Advertisers can expect swift assistance and clear guidance on submission options and pricing.
Authorities Journey Down to Nehawka
County Attorney Kieck and Deputy Rex Young assisted by Nebraska police settled a domestic dispute in Nehawka involving a Chicago woman relocating with her belongings including birds and musical instruments. The parties reconciled and the woman departed for Chicago via train, restoring calm in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
Law
Sit- Ye
Kieck
Kelley
Rex Young
Nebraska
Big Bill Thompson
Chicago
Hmit
What's In a Name at the Tracks Stirs Local Interest
A local resident and abstractor traveled to Omaha to bet on King Ali's summer race day. He backed Rapidan but the horse lagged far behind, finishing last among the field, while others raced ahead. Bob remarks that a ten year old cannot win against older horses in the two and four year old class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rawleigh
Lydia Pinkham
Omaha
King Ali
Rapidan
Ole
Virginia
Tob
Bob
Misses Marie and Eleanor Hiber Headed for Wyoming
Misses Marie and Eleanor Hiber depart for a Wyoming vacation lasting several weeks. They will visit Sheridan to see brother Frank Hiber in the drug business and then Buffalo for his homestead and at a local dude ranch. They anticipate a real trip with many sights in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Eleanor Hiber
West
Wyoming
Mountain
Sheridan
Frank Hiber
Buffalo
Hiber
Mike Vitersnik III Ill At Home With Stomach Trouble
Mike Vitersnik III, a well known local youth, is reported ill at his northeast of city home after several days of a severe stomach trouble. His family remains anxious and he is under constant care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Vitersnik
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Banks of
Benedicts
Edwin Fricke
Louise Wiggenhorn
Nemaha County
Harold Harmon
Eagles
W. R. Holly
Court House Lawn
Court House
Boys In Blue
John Heckman
Missouri River
Teton Orchestra
Car of Kansas
Herman Burgess
St. Luke’s Church
Salina, Kansas
Eagle Scout
Mike Vitersnik III
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