Young People Married This Morning in Plattsmouth
Miss Mary J Knoilicek of Plattsmouth and Mr Glenn K Spellman of Sioux Falls were married at 9 o clock this morning at the residence of Father Hancek. The ceremony was attended by immediate family only and followed by a family dinner. The bride, a Plattsmouth native and musician, will live in Sioux Falls with her husband who works for Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Hancek
Holy Roman Catholic Church
Mary J. Knoflicck
Glenn KE. Spellman
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Frank Koubek
Marie Moriarity
Omaha
Porton
A. J. Spellman
Gretna
Plattsmouth
A. F. Knoilicek
Migs Knoilicek
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Spettman
Dean's Regulats for Bilious Attacks Sold Everywhere
A historical note mentions Dean's Regulats marketed for bilious attacks with the slogan Boe¢ at all stores, suggesting wide availability. The fragment hints at a medicinal remedy sold in shops. The text implies a health product claim common to old newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River
Dean
Bates Book and Stationery Store School Supplies Sale
Bates Book and Stationery Store promotes low prices on school supplies. Local shoppers are invited to shop for supplies at their store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Funeral held for 25 year old Swiss native Burkhard Frey
The 25 year old Burkhard Frey drowned at Lake Josephine near St Paul Minnesota. Funeral services were conducted at Glendale church east of Louisville by Rev. Van derlippe. Frey was a nephew of the Frey brothers formerly of Cedar Creek and resided in the United States only a short time. John Frey of Omaha led the service and another brother also arrived from Chicago after learning of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhard Frey
Lake Josephine
St. Paul
Minnesota
Glendale Church
Louisville
Vanderlippe
Presbyterian Church of
Omaha
Frey Brothers
Cedar Creek
Switzerland
John Frey
Glendale
Chicago
Obituary of Kenny Goodman of Plattsmouth Nebraska
Kenny Goodman born August 2 1838 in Ohio died July 1 1925 at his son George W Goodman’s home in Plattsmouth Nebraska aged eighty seven. He married Nancy House December 11 1860 and ten children were born. wife and three children preceded him. Surviving grandchildren and great grandchildren total twenty five and seventeen respectively. A charter member of the first Christian church in the United States he lived in Plattsmouth since 1885. Funeral Friday at his son’s home conducted by Rev H G McClusky with hymns by Mrs George Nelson and Frank A Cloidt. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Goodman
Ohio
George W. Goodman
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Nancy House
Mr. Goodman
Godman
First Christian Church
United States
H. G. McClusky
First Presbyterian Church
George Nelson
Frank A. Cloidt
Oak Hill Cemetery
Gratitude From Family Of Kenny Goodman
The children thank friends and neighbors for their attention and assistance during their father Kenny Goodman’s illness and after his passing. They also thank those who sent flowers and helped at the last services including the minister and choir. Their kindnesses will be long remembered.
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Kenny Goodman
Mall’s Catarrh Medicine Relief Claim Ad
Catarrh medicine from F B Cheney & Co promises relief of catarrhal inflammation with a two part internal tonic and ointment. Claims quick action and blood based mucous surface restoration, noting over 40 years of retail availability through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
FB. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Olson Accepted New Role at Dr Livingston Office
Roy Olson, previously in charge of the general collection agency in the city, has taken a position with Dr. T. P. Livingston. He will oversee bookkeeping and general business affairs, bringing sterling qualities to the office as an able assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Olson
Dr. T. P. Livingston
Mr. Olson
Dr. Livingston
Suits to Establish Death of Union Banker's Disappearance
Mrs. Charlotte Patterson files multiple district court suits in Omaha seeking declared death of her husband Jack M. Patterson, banker of Union, who disappeared July 21, 1924 in Chicago near Lake Michigan. Claims total 44500 against Travelers 7500 Guarantee Fund 10000 Omaha 5000 Bankers 12000 Missouri State 10000. Police found his car that night. Patterson could not swim and may have drowned after entering shallow shore then dropping into deeper water. A bathing suit purchase found in his clothing. insurers argue no body seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Charlotte Patterson
Jack M. Patterson
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Guarantee Fund
Missouri
Patterson
Union
Well Known Young People Wed Today
The wedding of Miss Mable A. True to Mr. Frank Krejci occurred at 1 45 PM in the office of County Judge A H Duxbury. Only attender was John True. The bride, popular in Cedar Creek area, and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Severin Krejci, operate a garage on North Sixth Street. Friends extend best wishes for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
Mable A. True
Frank Krejci
John True
Cedar Creek
Severin Krejci
North Sixth Street
Mrs. Krejer
Miracle Accident Near Eagle on Harding Highway
An auto crash Monday near Eagle on the Harding highway involved Arthur Trunkenbolz driving a Ford coupe and George Hoffmeister turning west in front of them. Attempting to avoid collision, Trunkenbolz swung wide, the Ford overturned but occupants Har old Piersol and Arthur uninjured besides minor damage to the car, described by the Eagle Beacon as a miracle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Harding Highway
Arthur Trunkenbolz
George Hoffmeister
Arthur
Harold Piersol
Ford
Eagle Beacon
Humidity Stirs Complaints as Heat Bites City
In a city weather note locals report a hot spell with yesterday near 98 degrees in the shade. An old resident quips about stifling humidity while forecasts from the past week contradict earlier predictions of a cooler season.
Farmers and railroaders Trusted Dr Thomas Ether Oil Ad
Farmers mechanics and laborers rely on Dr Thomas Electric Oil for cuts burns and bruises. A household staple offered in 30c and 60c sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Eclectic
Operation Gives Richard Beverage Relief in Omaha
Richard Beverage was taken to Clarkson hospital in Omaha on Monday evening and operated on yesterday morning for a condition arising from an earlier injury. The young man is emerging well from the procedure and his general condition is favorable, with several days expected before permanent relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Beverage
Omaha
Clarkson Hospital
Mr. Beverage
Real Jury Trial Over Car Sale Profit Dispute
In County Court Judge A H Duxbury presided over Chal Max Motors Co of Lincoln versus Lodge L Caygill. Jury found for the plaintiff with a verdict of 75 dollars, including the 50 dollars already paid, on a contract for a car not delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chal-Max Motors Co
Lodge L. Caygill
A. H. Duxbury
Lincoln
Not Liable for Losses in Potash Company Suit
Joseph Barker and the Buckingham estate appeal a district court ruling finding them not liable for part of 396 391 in a suit by Chris Klein and other Omsha Potash & Refining stockholders. They claim they resigned in 1918 and turned over funds to successors, that losses arose after their tenure, and that all actions were ratified by the company and stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Barker
Buckingham
Douglas
Supreme Court
District Court
Chris Klein
Omsha Potash & Refining Company
Nebraska
Barker
Enjoy Theatre Party for Miss Irma Mueller in Chicago
Last evening a theatre party at Parmele theatre honored Miss Irma Mueller of Chicago as the guest of honor. About twenty seven young women from the city attended and later visited Morgan Sweet Shop for refreshments and music offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Mueller
Chicaeo
Parmele Theatre
Morgan Sweet Shop
Plattsmouth Coach Rothert Returns From Vacation
F A Rothert Plattsmouth high school athletic director spent his vacation at his parents home near Harvard. He visited friends and checked school duties while enjoying a bronzed appearance from outdoor work and gained weight from the sun exposure.
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F. A. Rothert
Plattsmouth
Rothert
Harvard
Old Cass county resident visits relatives from afar
M. W. Waltz of Elmwood and his family recently spent a few hours in town visiting friends and attending to business. His sons Albert of Fort Morgan Colorado and Oliver of San Francisco and daughters Mrs L W Barrett of Alberta Canada and Mrs Caygill of Elmwood along with L L Caygill and his daughter and her man Roghe all joined the visit. Waltz noted he came to Cass county in 1878 and has lived in the area since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Waltz
Elmwood
Albert
Fort Morgan
Colo
Oliver
San Francisco
L. W. Barrett
Alberta
Canada
Caygill
L. L. Caygill
Herman Roghe
Waltz
Cass County
Plattsmouth State Bank Financial Statement June 30 1925
Charter No 786 Nebraska bank shows loans and discounts 3630 2075. deposits 3245 790 72. securities 126 461 65. bank equity and reserves including bankers conservation fund 1 267 54. real estate and furniture 35017 08. total assets and liabilities listed with partial totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oesti
Bial
Bank statement sworn by president Schmidt of Cass County bank
State of Nebraska Cass County bank records show capital stock paid in surplus and deposits with numbers. sworn statements by H A Schneider president and directors Henry Horre and Frank A Clout before Notary Public on 6 July 125 WW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Sehneider
Do Volemnly
Department of Trade and Commerce
HL A. Schneider
Tlorerton
Commissioners Deadlocked Over Gleak Clerk Vacancy
County commissioners failed to decide who should fill the district court clerk vacancy after Clarence Beal's death. Candidates include Mrs. Golda Noble Beal, Mrs. Alms Larson Sydebotham, Mont Robb, D. C. Morgan, and Monte A. Streight. With no consensus, deputy clerk and County Judge Dusbury manage duties while the court seeks a permanent appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
District Court
Clarence TL
Monte A. Streight
A. H. Dusbury
Graveling Progress on K. of T. Highway Near City
Gravel is being laid on the King of Trails highway from the city southern boundary to the county line, a stretch of over seventeen miles. The road surface has been stripped to expose hard packed layers, ditches opened for drainage, and grading underway to prepare the permanent roadway for future travel in all weather.
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King of Trails Highway
Otoee
Digestive aid on sale at all drug stores
The notice promotes Dyapepain Ida America, a digestion aid, highlighting a feature weight and food reality claim. Melon price listed as $1.45.
Local visitors Dier and Mushnell call on county residents
W J F Dier of Lawleville Grey chant and TJ Mushnell of Wihtox Montana land agent for Northern Pacific visit the county seat to see friends including EL J Richey while Mr Dier calls on his many acquaintances and Mr Bushnell meets old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. JF. Dier
Lawleville
TJ. Mushnell
Wihtox
Montana
Northern Pacific
Mr. Dier
Mr Bushnell
EL J. Richey
Mrs Golda Beal Named Clerk of District Court
The board of county commissioners selected Mrs Golda Noble Beal widow of the late Clarence L Benin as district court clerk. Her education and long service in local schools noted, she will serve the unexpired term until the November 1926 election. The appointment is effective immediately and Beal expressed gratitude for the support received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Clarence L. Ben
District Court
Golda Noble Beal
Mrs. Beal
Cass County
Llerk
Beal
Ahna Sydebotham
Board of Commissioners
Fire chief Dr Sandin challenges Claude Smiths Eskimos in water fight
Dr Oscar Sandin, head of the fire department and captain of a water fight team, issues a challenge to Claude Smiths Eskimos after a July 4th showdown. He invites a future meeting with a purse funded by local citizens to increase the stakes and urges the Journal to publish the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Sandin
Claude Smith
Eskimos
Doc Sandin
Copenhagen
Commissioners Review Roads Work In County Districts
On Wednesday morning County Commissioners F Harris and C D Spangler surveyed road and bridge work in their districts. With two members absent Commissioner Gorder signed warrants and handled routine claims. The afternoon session focused on appointing a clerk for the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Harris
C. PD. Spangler
Gorder Wa
Distriet Court
Return of Mrs Bajeck After Treatment in Savannah
Mr John Bajeck returns home from Savannah Missouri with daughter Mrs John R B Livingston after weeks of treatment and surgery for a small growth. Mrs Bajeck feels better and hopes for lasting relief and restored health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyresday
John Bajeck
Savannah
Missouri
John RB. Livingston
Bank Statement Shows Reserves and Deposits in 1920s
The document lists assets and liabilities including loans and discounts, bonds and securities, real estate holdings, cashier's checks, and deposits. It notes capital stock 850000, surplus 60000, and undivided profits with deposits and reserves detailed, signed by a notary on the 8th day of May.
W. G. T. U. Enjoys Pleasant Meeting at Miss Gass Home
Members of the W C T U were entertained at Miss Olive Gass's West Marble street home with a short business session and a fine musical program by Miss Gass's piano pupils Bernese Arn Marjorie Arn Treva Edgerton Rachael Baldwin and Vernon Arn who also played a drum solo. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Gass
West Marble Street
Miss Gass
Lucy Arnold
W. C. Troop
Nehawkua
Bernese
Marjorie Arn
Treva Edgerton
Rachael Baldwin
Vernon Arn
Journal Want Ad: Sell or Buy Items in Classifieds
Readers publish or browse want ads to buy or sell goods and services. The column provides a platform for personals, real estate, jobs, and miscellaneous listings announced to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cc. E. Wescott’s Sons
Mary J. Knonicek
Glenn E. Spellman
John P. Sattler
Joe J. Stibal
Schmidtmann
Minnesota Lake
Plattsmouth State Bank
Plattsmouth, Nebr
Canital
Cnet
Ween Seaog
FARO
State of
County of
Cass
GLEAK
Neming
Golda Beal
Farmers State Bank
Bankers’ Conservation Fund
Alesis
Ecres
Hepositer’s Guaranty Fund
AIS
K& F
Golemnly
FL Patterson, Dughier
Allt H. Pollock
Jas. K. Pollock
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