Lincoln Baker Killed Lincoln
May 3 report from UP states Lawrence Carr, 51, a bakery employee, was killed in an incident involving Lincoln Baker.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
6
May 3 report from UP states Lawrence Carr, 51, a bakery employee, was killed in an incident involving Lincoln Baker.
Brother of Peter Carr of Plattsmouth dies from injuries four hours after being struck by a car driven by 49 year old Robert Krause. Krause says Carr walked into the road from behind a parked truck. Carr’s death is Lincoln’s fourth traffic fatality of the year and Lancaster county’s fifth. County Attorney Max Towle says no inquest will be held.
Michael Varga Sr arrived in the city on Sunday to spend Memorial Day visiting local family and landmarks. The brief note highlights his arrival and planned time in town.
Mr. Varga spent Memorial Day with relatives and friends at the home of his daughter Mrs. Henry Kaufman. He had recently returned from Chicago where he visited relatives.
K P Pence, an insurance agent for Bankers Life, tops the Lincoln district for cash premiums in April and ranks 45th in total business among the company's 1,100 agents for the month.
Mrs. Sarah Lydia Clark aged 65 died at home near Plattsmouth after a prolonged illness. Born in Ottumwa Iowa in 1872 she lived in Cass County for many years leaving survivors husband William Clark three daughters M a e Dial Buena Vista Colorado Mable Extine Plattsmouth Emma Johansen Omaha and sons Ernest W Clark and William F Clark all of Cass County. Body to Sattler funeral home with funeral at 2 p m Saturday at Lewiston Community Center.
Mr and Mrs John Nelson of Lincoln arrived yesterday and visited Mr and Mrs Wm Nelson and the W A Swatek family along with old time friends. They will spend today in Omaha before returning to Lincoln.
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