Shall Plattsmouth Have Weekly Band Concerts Reorganized
Plattsmouth boosters push to raise funds for a nine week series of weekly street concerts by a reformed B M band to be directed by Prof Ed Schulhof. The Commercial club canvassed citizens to subscribe, aiming for 375 dollars for three months, with Burlington officials possibly contributing and a return of the BB M band as in the past.
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Plattsmouth
Plattemouth
Philip Thierolf
Emil Wurl
FE. H. Wescott
Commercial Club
Burlington
Ed Schhulhof
Nebraska
Schulher
Celebration at Plattsmouth Fourth of July by Red Men
The Red Men of Plattsmouth plan an old fashioned Fourth of July while the Lincoln Herald hopes to join the event. The writer recalls leading the Nebraska City Silver Garnet band in 1876 and yearns to revisit the old ground, noting friends from that era are now gone.
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Plattsmouth
Platts
Herald
Nebraska City
Larson party visits Union for day at Foster home
Mrs. L. G. Larson and her daughter Miss Alma and Miss Barnese Newell traveled to Union yesterday morning. They spent the day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Foster.
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L. G. Larson
Alma
Barnese Newell
Union
R. FE. Foster
Red Men Beat Eagles In Prolonged Timber Battle
The Eagles and Red Men clashed at Four Mile Creek with "Old Sitting Bull" and "Old Hickory" managing respectively. Final score 22 to 20 in favor of the Red Men after a two hour forty minute game followed by lunch and merriment in the grove.
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Eagles
Red Men
Goon Vallery
Four Mile Creek
Sitting Bull
Libershall
Mighty Birds
Grove
Shady Grove
Diamond
Pelton
J. E. McDaniel
Baker
Koubek
Kanka
Ptak
Kaufman
Shorstop
Svoboda
Toogood
Wooster
Beal
Bill Heinrichson
Joe Libershall
Iverson
Lahoda
Nemetz
Boelel
Smith
Mendenhall
Sehulhuf
Gravett
Hess
Coon Valleroy and Sons
Chiefs Impose Gaming on Fagles in Lodge Exhibition
The report notes coaches and players nicknamed Chiefs from both sides in an informal lodge game. Chief Lost His Wolf coached well while Scotty provided the goods. Chiefs Roaring Thunder and Little Bear stood out in pitching and shortstop play as the Red Men challenged next, but declined for other games to boost reputation.
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Scotty
Lame Horse
Little Bear
Long Horse
Hole In the Wind
Roaring Thunder
Eagles
Sitting Bull
Fagles
M W A Log Rolling Holds Annual Meet at Weeping Water
The M W A Log Rolling Association met in Weeping Water last Saturday to plan the coming picnic and officer election. John Wuenderlich was elected president with John White as vice president J J Lone as secretary and Frank Sheldon as treasurer as plans move forward for a picnic in Angoust Al Nehawka with date to be fixed.
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M. W. A. Log Rolling Association
Weeping Water
Angoust al Nehawka
John Wuenderlich
John Whiteran
J. J. Lone
Frank Sheldon
Masonic Committee Inspects Local Plant
A Masonic land lodge committee conducted its annual inspection of the local plant yesterday. The team included Judge A. W. Grites of Chadron Frank Young of Lincoln president Mesars Morgan Evans and Micheal Dowling of Omaha.
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Masonic Land Lodge
A. W. Cgrites
Chadron
Frank Young
Lincoln
Mesars
Morgan and Evans
Micheal Dowling
Omaha
Farmers Say Wheat 5 Better Than Ever
A countywide farmers meeting reports prospects for a bumper wheat crop unseen in the region. Ideal winter and spring conditions push harvest toward mid June, with rains described as a million dollar proposition and state yields rising from 45 million to an expected 60 million bushels, promising a record year.
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Nebraska
Northwest
Degree of Honor Lodge Hosts Pleasant Thursday Evening
The Degree of Honor held a regular meeting at their lodge on Chicago avenue Thursday. Initiation ceremonies were performed with two weeks prior, eleven initiates earlier. Members and families enjoyed a social time with games dancing and light refreshments.
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Chicago Avenue
Rengen and son drive to Piattamouth for county business
Mr. G. Rengen and his son Nick from near Murray traveled to Piattamouth to handle county business. He notes that the past week has been California-like in daytime warmth but much warmer nights than in the western climate.
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G. Rengen
Nick
Murray
Piattamouth
Rengen
California
Farewell reception given for Father Vgek by congregation
The Holy Rosary Church pastor Father Vie k received a surprise farewell from his parish yesterday at K hall. City officials and many parishioners attended with addresses from community leaders. Refreshments, music, and a warm send off marked the memory rich event ahead of his summer trip to Europe.
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Holy Rosary Parish
K. S. Hall
Father Vivek
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Pather Vieck
Europe
Plailsmouth
Father Shine
Mayor Sattler
Father Vieck
Frank Ulrich
Joseph Jelinek
Joe Hyba
John Uhlik
J. M. Jirousek
Nevolny
Skoumel
Sophia Jirousek
Father Vicek
Father Vieek
District Sunday School Convention at Union
Thirty six district workers from Plattsmouth and vicinity joined a picnic near Murray en route to Union for the district convention. Ninety plus delegates elected Jesse Perry district superintendent for the year and Jeff Cross assistant. Various department superintendents and officers named, with Union serving a fine evening lunch and delegates returning cheerful with plans to visit Union again.
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Plattsmouth
Murray
Union
Jesse Perry
Jeff Cross
WM. Sikes
R. H. Fran
G. L. Farley
Visitation
Nels Murray
Mynard
Miss Svoboda Closes Successful Term at District No 9
Miss Marie Svoboda closed a successful school term at district No 9 near Jedar Greek with a picnic dinner and a program of songs recitations and dialogues. Pupils, parents, and friends praised her work though she will not return in the fall, and her Plattemouth roots were noted.
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Marie Svoboda
Jedar
Relatives Visit Plattsmouth for Short Family Trip
Master Jennings Seybert and his sister Frances of Cullom arrived this morning to visit their uncle John McNurtin and family. This afternoon McNurtin will drive with his mother and the children to the country to visit Frank McNurlin on his farm. The trip may help Jennings become a first class chauffeur.
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Jennings Seybert
Frances
Cullom
John McNurtin
McNurtin
Jennings
Frank McNurlin
Last Will Notice for Henry C. Hardnock Deceased
In Cass County Nebraska the county court holds a hearing on June 5 1944 at 10 o clock in Matis mouth for the petition of Sam B Hames to probate Henry C Hardnock s will The cut of the instrument and objections must be filed by the hearing date with the court seal shown May 22 1914.
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Nebraska
Matismouth
Cass County
Warm June Weather Aids Wheat Ripening for Farmers
The warm June conditions help farmers hasten wheat ripening, providing favorable weather for crop maturation and potential yields. The timing supports timely harvest planning and field work across farming regions.
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B. & M. Bandle
Lincoln Herald
Hart Tohaffnes
Manhattan
Shorty
Salter
Shirwolf
Steleon
Hata
Masonic Committee
D. OF H
HALL
Father Vigek
Zuckweiler
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