Prominent Banker Dovey Severely Injured In Auto Crash
Horatio N. Dovey president of the First National Bank sustained a serious fracture of the left leg and facial wounds when an auto driven by H E Weidman skidded on a Platte river road near the bridge. Dovey was taken to Immanuel hospital in Omaha after initial treatment in Plattsmouth. He is reported in good spirits and expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorday
Platte River Bridge
Horatio N. Dovey
First National Bank
Mr. Dovey
H. E. Weidman
John Hart
Jack
B. A. McElwain
Parmele Dovey
George O. Dovey
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Platte River Auto and
Mr. Weldman
Dovey
Weidman
R. P. Westover
T. P. Livingston
Immanuel Hospital
Cass County
Will Enjoy Visit Here From Mondays Deily
Matthew Herold, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Herold, returned home for a visit after nearly two years in New York City. His father is a Harvard graduate and partner in a leading Gotham law firm serving large corporations. His mother may join him in New York, while Ursula Herold attends school in the East heading for Cathedral School in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Herold
Henry Herold
Herold
New York City
Harvard College
Gotham
Menry Herold
New York
Ursula Herold
Washington, D. C
Plattsmouth Defeats Omaha Burlington In Rain Shortened Game
Rain halted Monday afternoon contest at Fort Omaha after Plattsmouth led 4 to 0 at the end of the fourth inning. The game will be resumed or replayed at a later date once remaining games are completed.
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Fort Omaha
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Burlington
Cars Smash on Pearl Street After Rain
Yesterday afternoon between 3 30 and 4 o clock an auto collision occurred on Pearl street when Peter Raven of Omaha drove into the parked car of Ed Meisinger near the George Hild residence. Meisinger suffered minor rear damage to his car while Raven hurried home before more rain.
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Pearl Street
Peter Raven
Omaha
Edgar Meisinger
George Hild
Meisinger
Ranen
Pleasant Richardson family gathering near Missouri river
A recent gathering at the Richardson home near the Missouri river featured John Richardson and his sons Floyd and Claude hosting relatives and friends. The day included visiting, a fine dinner prepared by the ladies, and a Jolly party with many attendees from Council Bluffs Omaha Pacific Junction Brazil and Auburn.
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Richardson
Missouri River Ferry
John Richardson
Floyd
Claude
E. J. Jackson
Council Bluffs
Messrs
Mesdames
I. J. Homan
Omaha
Oscar Jackson
Corncil Bluffs
F. W. Strother
Rhoda Archer
C. A. Carey
Claude Richardson
Billie
Jack
Frank Christy
Virginia Adams
This City
Floyd Richardson
John
Ellery
M. C. Christy
Lola
Kenneth
Brazil
Iowa
Frank Harris
Pacific Junction
George Barr
Elsie
Melvin
Theo Powles
Hank Smother
Ethel Johnson
Auburn
Entertains Friends at West Vine Street Dinner
Miss Kathryn Wadick hosted a six o'clock dinner Saturday at her West Vine Street home with several friends. The spring themed decorations featured a rose color scheme and attendees included Blanche Braun Virginia Beeson Elizabeth Wadick Kathryn Wadick Ray Simmons Harold Gamaliel Renner Frank Anderson and Robert Walling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Wadick
West Vine Street
Blanche Braun
Virginia Beeson
Elizabeth Wadick
Messrs
Ray Simmons
Omaha
Harold Gamaliel Renner
Frank Anderson
Robert Walling
Return of Edward Patterson From Omaha Hospital
T. H. Pollock drove to Omaha and brought back Edward Patterson who had spent two weeks in the hospital recovering from an appendicitis operation. The patient is in good health and hopes to resume outdoor activities soon despite a tough recuperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Pollock
Omaha
Edward Patterson
Jury Frees Herb Cotton of Charges
The State of Nebraska v Herbert H Cotton ended in acquittal after a trial in which witnesses for both sides described threats and unrest surrounding a railway shop strike. Cotton testified to fear for his life and defense counsel argued self defense, with the jury returning a verdict of not guilty.
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Herb Cotton
Crofton
Burlington
Cotton
C. S. Johnson
The
Johnson
Theron Evans
Third Street
Rabb
Dudley
Tom Rabb
Freda Beil
Evans
Main Street
Perkins Hotel
A. L. Tidd
Andrew Pries
Pries
Lester Wilson
Max Piies
William Baird
Tidd
Barclay
A. Ghrist
Herbert Cotton
William A. Robertson
Fred Wright
H. H. Kuppinger
Omaha
Robertson
Wright
A. G .Cole
Nebraska man acquitted in Rabb shooting case
In district court, after the jury received the State of Nebraska versus Herbert H. Cotton case, they returned in twenty minutes a verdict freeing Cotton from all blame for the shooting to kill Thomas Rabb.
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State of
Nebraska
Herbert H. Cotton
Mr. Cotton
Thomas Rabb
Minstrel Show Planned by Fontenelle DAR at Parmele
Fontenelle chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution announces a home talent ladies minstrel musical comedy at the Parmele theatre on June 13 and 14. Rehearsals are under Mr and Mrs Payden with seventy five cast members working hard to deliver a major local event.
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Pilattsmouth
Fontenelle
Daughters of the American Revolution
Parmele Theatre
Payden
Corn Looks Good There In The Northeast Region
A Journal reporter recently returned from a trip through northeastern Nebraska reporting strong corn growth near Norfolk Plainview and Creighton. Small grain also showed good development, matching or exceeding growth in the reporter’s home region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Force
Norfolk
Plainview
Creighton
Journal Office Sells Nearly Every Magazine Published
The Journal office reports available magazines include nearly all titles in current circulation for sale to readers.
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Journal
W. G. T. U. Ladies Enjoy Pleasant Meeting at Church
The W C T U tower mission met yesterday afternoon at the Methodist church parlor due to a family illness. Mrs J F Gorder led a program of readings and music with solo performances by Catharine Terryberry Elizabeth Hart and others. The event featured a flower day life papers a Saxophone duet by Harlan and Frederick Gorder and refreshments provided by Mrs Gorder and Mrs J V Hart.
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Tower Mission
Methodist Church
J. F. Gorder
Catherine Terryberry
Elizabeth Hart
Gorder
Mary
Martha and
Lazarus
George A. Dodge
Jennie Cassidy
Olive Gass
Frances E. Willard
Canfield
J. E. Wiles
Elizabeth Spangler
Harlan
Frederick Gorder
John V. Hart
Journal Office
Visiting Harding Family Stays In Local Home
Mrs. R F Patterson and family host Captain and Mrs Floyd Harding and daughter Peggy here for the summer. The Hardings recently lived at Camp Benning Georgia and will have Captain Harding attend the C M T C training school at Fort Snelling Minnesota. In autumn Captain Harding will teach at the R O T C unit of the state university in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Patterson
Floyd Harding
Edith Dovey
Harding
George E. Dovey
Fort Snelling
Minn
Baby Swallows Nail Leads to Omaha Hospital Op
Dr. P. J. Flynn and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blunt take their infant son to Omaha after he swallowed a nail. The operation will remove the nail lodged in his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Flynn
Arthur Blunt
Omaha
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Cuffero
H. N. Dovey
F. R. Gobelman
Sidney, Ia
Frank R. Gobelman
Marjorie Hiatt
Gladys James
Marjelle Hiatt
Gobelman
Cc. G. Bailey
S. C. Boyles
Ben Dill
John D. Bramblett
Winfield
Andrew Rabb, Sr
Washington Avenue
H. S. Wilcox
10Th Streets
Mr. Rabb
Wilcox Place
9Th Street
Andrew Rabb
Louis Sedlak
Joe Pries
Sth Street
Mr. Sediak
Robert Hayes
Hayes
Main
Wm. Baird
Wescott Clothing
Rabbi
Rabbs
Cotten
Baby Swallows
Frie
NAS I Bank
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