Pretty Home Wedding Unites May Glenn and Merl Lanning
A large crowd attended the midweek ceremony at Mr and Mrs Thomas Glen home in Plattsmouth as Miss May Glenn and Mr Merl Lanning of Eagle were joined in marriage by Rev Harmon of Eagle Methodist Church. The couple planned a trip to Omaha Michigan and Chicago visiting the Buick factory in Flint before a Buick car purchase for the Eagle garage. The bride, former Plattsmouth High School graduate, and groom, an Eagle auto dealer, were praised by friends and relatives from Cass County and Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Glen
Miss May Glenn
Merl Lanning
Eagle
Harmon
Methodist Church of
Plattsmouth
Cass County
Plattsmouth High School
Omatla
Chicago
Michigan
Lansing
Buick Auto
Flint
Buick
Kitchen Shower for June Brides Hosted by Patterson and Faler
A kitchen shower at the Patterson home on North Sixth Street honored Miss Marie Donnelly and Miss Edith Dovey. Guests hemmed tea towels and embroidered initials, then enjoyed a two course luncheon and shared gifts of kitchen utensils as they prepared for married life. The event featured yellow and white floral decor from Mrs Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Patterson
John W. Faler
Patterson
North Sixth St
Marie Donnelly
Edith Dovey
Gretchen
Nora
Notable Residents Named in Regional Social Row
A list of women and men with affiliations to Wisconsin and Nebraska communities including Livingston, Dwyer, Faler, Patterson, Fitzgerald of Lewisville, Dovey, Soennichsen, Minor, Pone Lan, Hayes of Milwaukee, Herrman of Watertown, and several accompanying gentlemen and families such as Beeler, Travis, Soennichsen, Faler, Parmele, Rainke, Rosencrans, Leete, Davis, McMaken, Rutledge, and Leete from Omaha and Fort Crook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A Rosencrans
Madame Leete
W. 3. Leete
Jack Davis
H. C. McMaken
T. [. Rutledge
Omaha
Fater Leete
Automobile In Ditch Injures Learner Near Lincoln Ave
Last evening Edward Lutz Jr rode in a car that left Lincoln avenue and toppled into an open ditch opposite Fred Geis’s home. The vehicle was badly damaged while Lutz escaped with no serious injuries. The stray ditch risk has been discussed at council meetings due to exposed creek banks and missing fence posts. The car rests at J H McMahen & Sons for repair. Ed requires no medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Avenue
Edward Lutz, Jr
Fred Geis
Mr. Lutz
J. H. McMahen & Sons
Frank H. Smith Sends Picture of Nebraska Regiment
Frank H. Smith, former Journal reporter now in the United States Army at Camp Cody, sends a photo of the 126th Regiment formed mostly of Nebraska men. Fifteen from this county are named, including Lieut H. Floyd Stone and several corporals and privates. The picture will soon be displayed in the Journal office window for the public to view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Smith
United States
Camp Cody
Journal
126Th Regiment
Nebraska
H. Floyd Stone
Maldon Brown
Earnest Trumble
Matt Jirusek
Otto Lutz
Warren L. Trumble
Lloyd Gilmore
Harry Gilmore
Arthur Sampson
Carl Wolforth
Roy O. Vickers
Raymond Larson
Albert H. Kearnes
George F. Meade
Roy A. Wade
Journal Office
Car Stolen From Avoca After Patriotic Meeting
Harry Marquardt of Avoca reported his car stolen last evening and no trace of the vehicle or thief has been found this morning. A patriotic meeting in Avoca drew a large crowd before the theft occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Marquardt
Avoca
Kahki Club Dance Opens Turner Hall For Soldiers
Ladies of the community organize a Kahki club at the former Turner Hall on Washington Avenue. The hall will serve as a club house from 4 to 10 PM for soldiers with ladies in charge. A social dance at the home tonight tickets fifty cents. proceeds fund the soldiers’ gathering space. More troops arrive, extending into the summer as the city supports soldier entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Washington Avenue
Ft. Crook
Mrs Jahrig Heads to Omaha for Day Visit
Mrs E R Jahrig was a passenger to Omaha this morning and will visit with her brother August Doering for the day, traveling with one of her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Jahrig
Omaha
August Doering
Pay Tribute to Heroes Dead and Living at Decoration Day
A town observes Decoration Day with cemetery graves decorated by a committee and Boy Scouts. The Parmele theatre hosts a packed program including Gettysburg readings, flag salute, and Judge Stevens sermon on democracy and Americanizing the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Grand Army of the Republic
Parmele
America
Mae S. Morgan
Morgan
Thomas Wiles
Edward Patterson
Wiles
M. A. Shine
Jennie M. Dodge
Abraham Lincoln
No Witnesses Reported In Sedition Allegations
The article notes no prosecutions after the new sedition law, describing 150 locals who administered their interpretation of the law as quiet and unprosecuted. It mentions rumors, lack of complaints in courts, and mixed public sentiment amid a change in travel schedules and train times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atorney
For Sale: Farm Implements and Livestock by Peacock
One new Satley corn planter with all attachments. Two registered Short Horn animals one year old. Also some young mules and horses. Inquire of a8 tfin. CHAS. T. PEACOCK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satley
Omaha visitors pay respects on memorial day
Mr and Mrs L F Trimpe of Omaha visited this city yesterday to honor the memory of Mrs Trimpe s parents Z T Brown and to greet friends. They had just returned from Camp Cody where they saw Corporal Maldon Brown and praised his health and work before leaving for Omaha in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wiles
Arkansas
J. W. Anthony
Anthony
Mr. Wiles
L. F. Trimpe
Omaha
Trimpe
Z. T. Brown
Oak Hill Cemetery
Camp Cody
Maldon Brown
Maldon
Train Proclamation for Early Morning Ride
From Saturday's Daily, Sunday morning June 2nd, you will be confronted with the proposition of catching the morning train number fifteen one hour earlier to reach Omhaa. The notice urges readers to plan travel and consider the earlier schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omhaa
Runaway team frightens crowd on Fourth Street
A lively runaway occurred on north Fourth Street when a junk wagon's break strap failed. The tongue dropped, sending the team into a wild dash past Wm. Holly's clothing store and Waterman Lumber. The driver, though badly frightened, escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fourth Street
Wm. Holly
Waterman Lumber Company
Teachers Bid Miss Driftmeyer Goodbye at Depot
At Burlington station last evening a large group of High School students gathered to bid farewell to Miss Bertha Driftmeyer history teacher as she departs for Clarinda Iowa after the school year ends. Students praise her efficiency and rapport with pupils and note a rumored local friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Station
Bertha Driftmeyer
Clarinda
Iowa
Miss Driftmeyer
Old Teeth Wanted and Jewelry for Cash
Advertises payment up to 15 dollars per set for old false teeth whether broken or not. Also buys old gold, silver, and broken jewelry with payment by check mailed back. Items held 10 days for sender's approval. Mazer's Tooth Specialty Dept. A 2007 8 5th St Philadelphia Pa. 5-11-St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazer
Dept. A
5Th St
Philadelphia
Thomas Short Travels to Omaha for Friendly Visit
Thomas Short rode to Omaha this morning and plans a day with friends in the city. He arrived with acquaintances and will spend the day enjoying local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Short
Omaha
Letter from Camp Mills inked on long voyage to service
Philip Theirelf at Camp Mills Long Island NY writes his brother Henry Cedar Creek recounting a pleasant trip through multiple states and Canada. He notes sightseeing near the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge, asks about Mildred, and says he feels fine awaiting further orders. He signs I your brother Philip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Theirelf
Camp Mills
Long Island
N. Y
Henry
Cedar Creek
Hempstead
Co. B
355Th Infantry
Brother Henry
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Ontario
Canada
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Brooklyn Bridge
Mildred
Glen Tucker Dies in San Diego Typhoid Hospital
L B Brown learns his great nephew Glen Tucker has died at an army hospital in San Diego California from typhoid fever. Tucker was the son of Mrs Kittie Tucker a niece of Brown of this city. Brown left for Fort Morgan to attend the funeral when the body arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Brown
Glen Tucker
San Diego
California
Army Hospital
Kittie Tucker
Brown
Fit
Morgzan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss May Glen
Stevens
Towa Supreme Court
Soldier Boys
Glen
Windham
Old School
McConnechie Post
L. D. Bennett
Los Angeles
Wm. Burke
W. H. Freeze
Col
J. H. Thrasher
John Fight
William Gilmore
Thomas
Wm. S. Porter
Benjamin Decker
Rezziel Morrow
A. C. Tartseh
J. W. Johnson
F. A. Cloidt
Rev. H. G. McCluskey
Roy W. Knorr
Dan Ce York
Mr. York
H. A. Schneider
T. 5. Stevens
Supreme Court of
State of
Judge Stevens
Europe
Berlin
Germany
Mr. Stevens
McCluskey
Pacific Junction
Chas. T. Peacock
L. F. Trimpe and
Wife
Driftmeyer
Philip Theirolf
Your Brother
Philip
San Diego, California
Federal Reserve Association
First National Bank
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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