Death of longtime Cass County resident Kinner Goodman
The death occurred last night at the home of his son George W. Goodman after a forty year residence in the community. Born in Ohio on August 2, 1835, he helped found the original church of the Disciples in Ohio and married Nancy Crouse in 1864. He leaves eight children including B F Goodman and George W Goodman, and four daughters. The Goodman family settled in Plattsmouth, Cass County, in 1885 where he was widely esteemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinner Goodman
George W. Goodman
Goodman
Ohio
Goollman
Kentucky
Indiana
Thomas Cxumspieil
Thomas Campbell
Christian Church
Nancer Crouse
Azo
Lemuel
B. F. Goodman
Near Manler
Henry Goodman
Peteridge
William Goodman
Grand Island
Adolph Steinkamp
Manney
Ellen DeFreese
Lincoln
Miner Pederwood
Burwell
Cora Buskirk
Nesth Platte
Pleasant Birthday Party for Master Richard Ranard
Yesterday afternoon a birthday party was held at Master Richard Ranard's home to celebrate his eighth birthday. Hetle school friends attended along with numerous relatives and neighbors, sharing games and refreshments around a birthday cake with candles.
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Richard Ranerd
Hetle School
Vivian
Johnnie
Charlotte Palmer
Dele
Maxine Coetion
Charles Kieck
Nellie Margaret Raney
Florence
Lawrences
Betty Rhodes
Katherine
Irene Anthes
Elvin
Elva Johnson
Earl
Jeanette Johnson
Harold
Mildred Vincent
Richard
Robert
Eunice
Raymond Reynard
Rainey
Rhodes
Abs. Cotton
Vincent
Palmer
Hathaway
Kieck
Ranard
ENJOYS TRIP TO OMAHA WITH LADY GUESTS
Yesterday Miss Alice Pollock entertained Miss Alice Lonnve Westcott and her guest Miss Irma Mueller of Arlington Heights IL with a pleasant auto party to Omaha. They visited Krug Park the beach and dined at the Athletic Club before a small theatre party and returning home late in the evening.
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Alice Pollock
Alice Lonnve Wescott
Irma Mueller
Arlington Heights
Bys Pleasant
Omaha
Krug Park
Athletic Club
Divorce Suit Filed by Carma E Lewis
Carma E Lewis sues Wayne E Lewis for divorce alleging cruelty and forced separation on June 24 1825. The petition asks for custody of two minor children and alimony. W G Kieck represents the plaintiff.
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Carma E. Lewis
Wayne E. Lewis
W. G. Kieck
Made Fast Drive From Thursday's Daily
Harlan Gorder and Vernon Wood left Plattsmouth at 6 26 am on Thursday and reached Bovina Colorado by midnight that day. They ate dinner in Hastings and arrived Norton Kansas at 6 pm and reached the Colorado ranch 526 miles away before Tuesday.
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Harlan Gorder
Vernon Wood
Omanbsa
Plattsmouth
Bovina
Colorado
Hastings
Norton
Kansas
Lincoln Women to Attend Columbia Summer Session
Miss Goldye Kaffenberger and Miss Gladys Kaffenberger of Lincoln depart June 20 for New York City to attend Columbia University summer session. They pursue education masters and study voice culture under Madame Haskell, joining the university choir. They will visit Des Moines and Washington before returning in August to resume teaching posts.
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Ally
Miss Goldve
Gladys Kaffenberger
Lincoln
New York City
Columbia University
Columbia
Madame Haskell
J. H. Hall
Goldye Kaffenberger
Gladys
Nebraska Club
Des Moines
Iowa
Carl Cortright
Washington, D. C
Earl Bowman
Heat peaks at 104 degrees amid July heat wave
Weather records show Thursday's heat spiked to 104 degrees with a 73 degree low and hot winds. Nighttime crowds searched for cooling spots as residents endured the rare July heat surge and a slight daytime drop to 90 in the shade.
Nebraska Regent Delivers to National Catholic Daughters Meet
Mrs P J Firnn regent of the local Catholic Daughters of America and state advocate leaves for San Francisco to attend the national convention. She is named as a Nebraska delegate in recognition of her work and will represent the state at the gathering.
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P. J. Firnn
Catholic Daughters of America
San Francisco
Doctor Westover Returns Home After Operation
Dr. R. P. Westover comes home from Omaha hospital where he stayed several days for treatment and a minor operation. He still feels the effects and will need further treatment but hopes to resume active practice in the coming days.
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R. P. Westover
Omaha
American Legion Elects Delegates to State Meeting
The Plattsmouth American Legion post held its monthly meeting at the M W A hall and chose delegates Henry Leacock Sr C L Pitman and Father George D Pierce to the state convention in Columbus July 27 28. Alternates named were Emil Hird Senford Short and Joseph A Capwell. A resolutions committee presented a sympathetic obituary for Clarence L Beal clerk of the district court and post 56 approved it unanimously. The post also planned to advance the memorial auditorium project starting ground work and excavation as funds permit.
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American Legion
M. W. A. Hall
of the Legion
Columbus
Henry Leacock, Sr
C. L. Pitman
George D. Pierce
Emil Hild
Senford Short
Joseph A. Capwell
Legion State Organization
Clarence L. Beal
Frank Smith
Emil Hird
J. A. Capwell
Hugh J. Rearns
Department of Nebraska
Hugh J. Kearns
Plattsmouth
Charity Bridge Party for Miss Irma Mueller
Mrs. Frank L. Cummins hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge at the Cummins home on Peterl street for guest of honor Miss Irma Mueller of Arlington Heights Illinois. Miss Nors Livingston won first prize and Miss Helen Wurl second with Miss Mueller earning the consolation prize. Dainty refreshments complemented the pleasant gathering of young ladies.
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Frank L. Cummins
Cummins
Peterl Street
Irma Mueller
Arlington Heights
Illinois
Alice Louise Wescott
Nors Livingston
Helen Wurl
Enest
Miss Mueller
Enjoy Pleasant Time From Saturdays Dills- The Merry Workers
The Merry Workers Extension club met at Mrs. Fred Hanni's home on June 26 with twenty two members attending. Mrs. L G Meisinger demonstrated a steam pressure cooker cooking navy beans in one third the usual time. Mrs. R G Kiser lectured on Where and Why in Kitchen Arrangement. Mrs. Hanni served refreshments.
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Merry Workers Extension Club
Fred Hanni
L. G. Meisinger
R. G. Kiser
Movies Shape The Nation Says The New York World
The New York World notes that America is reflected by cinema and the viewing public consumes on screen visions. It argues that this cinematic portrayal shapes public thought and concerns about national character.
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New York World
America
Very Pleasant Party at Hunter Home Hosts Honor Bridge
Last evening Mrs. William Hunter and Miss Helen Hunter hosted a bridge party on North Eighth street for friends. Prizes went to Mrs. Henry G. Soennichsen and Mrs. Raymond C. Cook. out-of-town guests included Mrs. George F. Dovey of Chicago and Mrs. S. Arion Lewis of Omaha.
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William Hunter
North Eighth Street
Helen Hunter
FE. P. Stewart
Henry G. Soennichsen
Raymond C. Cook
George F. Dovey
Chicago
S. Arion Lewis
Omaha
Catholic Greek social party at Knights hall ends at midnight
Knights of Columbus hall hosted a cordial gathering of Catholic Greek members from KR A and CD A with card games high five and bridge. Prizes included a gentleman’s gift a wrist watch and a fine Airedale puppy. Music by Peter Gradeville orchestra accompanied dancing and vocal numbers from Irma Pitman Margaret and Elizabeth Liuffman Catherine Stefan and Zobovie of Omaha. Punch served by Mrs E J Richey as festivities continued to the midnight hour.
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Knights of Columbus
KR. of A
C. D. of A
C. D .Cof
Bulding
Joe Hrejei
Anna Zitka
F. G. Egenbereer
John Bere- Tin
Irma Pitman
Margaret
Elizabeth Ltiwmann
Catherine Stefan
Omaha
Zobovie
Alice Wooster
John J. Cloidt
Centleman
Peter Gradeville
E. J. Richey
Taken to hospital from Thursderys Dairy
Tommy Mendenhall, young son of Mr. and Mrs. William Mendenhall, was taken to Omaha yesterday afternoon and placed in University hospital for treatment. He had been ill for some time and not improving, with the exact cause not yet determined. It is hoped treatment will yield permanent relief.
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Thursderys
Tommy
William Mendenhall
Omaha
University Hospital
Mrs Streight Suffered Relapse After Hospital Return
Mrs William J Streight was taken back to Clarkson hospital in Omaha on Tuesday after an operation for appendicitis several weeks ago. She had returned home briefly but has again suffered and was readmitted, with hospital reports noting continued distress at times.
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Saterder
William J. Streicht
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Streight WS
Sveral
Funeral of Clar ence L Beal Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for Clarence L. Beal were held at 2:50 PM at First Methodist Church. The service honored his life with Masonic and American Legion participation, with phrases from Frank Emory Pfloutz and musical renditions, followed by burial at Hill Cemetery amid floral tributes and lodge honors.
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First Methodist
Clarence L. Beal
Herium
Lezion
Frank Emory Pfoutz
St. John
Frank A. Cloidt
R. C. Cook
tL. O=. Minor
H. G. McClusky
E. H. Weecott
SE Hill Cemetrer
Reymond I Larsds
A. H. Duxburr
Fire safeguarding urged by architects and builders
Reid Robert Beck, president of Lonzeccre Engineering, argues in the New York Journal of Commerce for fire resisting construction to curb the vast annual losses from fires. He cites nationwide estimates of 15 000 fatalities and 17 000 injuries, and calls for architects to lead public education on safer building methods.
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Frideys Dails
Reid Robert Beck
Lonzeccre Engineering & Constructiun Company
New York Journal of Commerce
Panama Canal
National Board For Firs
New York
Kennards to Locate in Murray as Doctor Takes Gilmore Practice
Dr. and Mrs. Clinton Kennard plan to move to Murray where Dr. Kennard will assume the medical practice of Dr. G. H. Gilmore. Gilmore and Mrs. Gilmore will travel this summer for health reasons. Kennard recently completed post graduate work at Anchor Hospital St. Paul and is a Nebraska University graduate. Mrs. Kennard is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kroebler and has taught at LaPlette the past year.
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Clinton Kennard
Murray
Kennard
G. H. Gilmore
Gilmore
Anchor Hospital
St. Paul
Minnesota
University of Nebraska
Andrew Kroebler
LaPlette
Bates Book and Gift Shop Showcases Dennison Crepe Paper
The Bates Book and Gift Shop features the newest Dennison crepe paper shades and attractive designs. This displays a fine line of crepe and accessories for crafts and gift wrapping.
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Dennison
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Will Not Compete From Frikiy's Party
The article recalls a past Fourth of July celebration in Isvy at Smith Grove where H N Devey, president of the First National Bank, featured prominently. As a youth he scaled a greased pole to win the gold watch attached to the top during a historic festival.
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Frikiy
H. N. Devey
First National Bank
Isvy
Smith Grove
Water Company
Mr. Dovey
Death of Cass County Man in West
Word received of the death yesterday at his home in Lexington Nebraska of William Beardsley sixty. He was once Elmwood merchant and a known political leader in Cass county. He leaves a widow three daughters and four sons. He operated a furniture store in Elmwood which burned years ago then moved to Lincoln and Lexington where he lived. He was brother in law of Mrs C L Herger and Mrs Frei Oldenheusen of this city. Funeral will be in Elmwood Saturday at 10 a.m. with interment in the family lot.
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Lexington
Nebraska
William Beardsley
Elmwood
Cass Country
Beardsley
Elarwood
Lincoln
C. LL Herger
Frei Oldenheusen
Fireworks mishap near Main and 5th causes smoke and scare
A small wagon with Robert Livingston fireworks exploded in smoke after a fuse fell into gunpowder near Bates Book Store. The incident drew crowds as the large Bates window showed powder marks but remained intact. Livingston faces replenishing the supplies after the near disaster.
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Robert Livingston
Bates Book Store
Emoire
Bates
Robert
Young Man Sails for Orient From Seattle to Hongkong
Mr and Mrs Henry Maury announce their grandson Henry Todd of Kearney is aboard the President McKinley en route to the Orient. The Seattle departure marks his first voyage across the Pacific aboard the American Line liner famed for evening music and dancing onboard during the long trip to the China port. Todd, a member of the shipboard orchestra, looks forward to seeing Orient scenes and the picturesque Chinese port.
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Henry Maury
Henry Todd
Kearney
Orient
Honghong
Toddie
President McKinler
Far East
Seattle
Pacific
President McKinley
Todd
China Port
Nephew Seriously Injured In Omaha Hospital
Mrs. Arthur Stander and her daughter Mary stay at Cedar Creek while Pattie Metzger visits Bryan Metzger of Merriman in Omaha. Bryan, 28, was injured when his horse and saddle fell into a hole on his father Marion Metzger’s ranch near Cherry County, causing abdominal injuries. Local doctors fear complications as he undergoes treatment with neurology and surgery noted.
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Arthur Stander
Mary
Ceder Creek
A. H. Peterson
Louisville
Will Try Warthen on Insanity Charge In Court
John Warthen case in police court continued to Friday as relatives plan to file with the insanity commission to commit Warthen to an institution. It is understood the murder charge will be dropped if action is taken.
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John Warthen
Insanity Commission
Warthen
Dineen
World-Herald
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