Vinton Street Express 4 Merchants 0 in Omaha game
The Vinton Street Express of Omaha defeated the local Merchants 4 to 0 on Monday. Garvey held the mound for the visitors, and Stacy and Schewer fueled late scoring with key hits. The Merchants managed four hits while the Express totaled five, with Garvey contributing an RBI and McAurliffe stealing on a wild throw in the seventh to seal the win.
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Dalfty
Vinton Street Express
Omaha
Stacy
Garvey
Vinton Express
Mason
McCarthy
L. L. Spenser
Bryant
Shepherd
Schewer
McCulloch
L. Spenser
O'Donnell
William Harvey
McAurliffe
Prechin
Stacey
Short
Herold
Candidate in the City
Saturday evening A. W. Jefferis of Omaha, a pres nt congressman from the second district and a candidate for the Republican U S Senate nomination, visited the city. He toured towns in the southern state and liked the outlook, noting he will face rivals including R. B. Howell of Omaha and Attorney General Clarence A. Davis in the primary.
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A. W. Jefferis
Omaha
Many Enjoy Motor Dig Day on Pleasant Sunday Drive
A large crowd of auto owners and families spent a sunny Sunday driving through the countryside toward Omaha. Roads were crowded with cars as this last warm day allowed extensive travel after weeks of poor weather.
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Omaha
Still About the Same From Morday's Daffy
Mrs. Albert Funk remains in critical condition at Lord Lister hospital Omaha after Friday surgery seeking relief from injuries suffered in a car accident near Waverly two weeks ago. Doctors and family had feared for her life as she remained semi conscious but report some improvement following the operation.
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Morday
Daffy
Albert Funk
Lord Lister Hospital
Omaha
Man's Floating Body Found in Missouri River Near Bellevue
Saturday evening Claude Richardson saw a decomposed male body drifting mid river. He retrieved the corpse to the Nebraska bank for authorities. The man, 35 to 40, robust, in a blue shirt and overalls, had no identifying papers and was not recognized by Woods Brothers workers. The body was sent to Sattler undertaking rooms for burial preparation. identity remains conjectural.
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Claude Richardson
Missouri River
Richardson
Nebraska
Woods Brothers Company
Bellevue
Sherif Quinton
Cole
Sattler
Cass Chapter Helps Institute Otoe De Molay Chapter
Cass Chapter, Order of De Molay, helped establish the Otoe chapter in Nebraska City with 44 members. Dr Zero D Clark of Omaha led the initiation with Cass members assisting. Allen Wilson became master councilor and Arthur Sweet scribe after prior initiation. The event at the Masonic Temple drew many Masons and featured addresses by Walter Anderson and Wilber Ames. A luncheon by Keystone Chapter and Queen Esther Chapter followed.
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Cass Chapter
Order of de Molay
Nebraska City
Otoe
Order
Zero D. Clark
Omaha
Allen Wilson
Arthur Sweet
Masonic Temple
Walter Anderson
Lincoln
Wilber Ames
Dunbar
Keystone
Royal Arch Masons
Queen Esther
Order of Eastern Star
de Molays
Present From Grandfather Makes Young Man Happy
Edgar Wescott of Omaha receives a round trip train ticket from his grandfather C. E. Wescott of Los Angeles. He will depart tomorrow over the Union Pacific for the coast and join his father there for a visit with his grandparents in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Wescott
C. E. Wescott
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Omaha
Forthcoming Marriage Announced for Flace S. Phebus
From Miles City Montana comes word via D H Phebus that Flace S Phebus a Plattsmouth native and former Burlington worker will marry Miss Selma Amanda Gregerson on Wednesday June 7 at the bride's parents home in Willard Montana Phebus now serves as warehouse foreman for the C M St Paul railroad and spent his boyhood and early life in Plattsmouth Beav er City Nebraska born prior to his relocation to eastern Montana for homesteading.
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D. H. Phebus
Miles City
Montana
Flace S. Phebus
Plattsmouth
Selma Amanda Gregerson
Willard
Phebus
C. M. & St. Paul
Beaver City
Nebraska
Burlington
St Johns School Show Repeats Pleasing Friday Performance
Maday e Daily reports Friday closing exercises at St Johns school as the same program repeated last night before a full auditorium. The Daisy Drill Dolly Lone and Grandma dance drew praise while Catherine Flynn Teresa Liber ehal Mary Schiater Louise Fogarty Eleanor OBrien Teresa Hausiaden were praised in The Golden Slipper operetta. The Grain of Salt sketch with William McCarthy and John Uhlik provided humor and a fitting year end finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maday’e
St. John's School
Daisy
Dolly Lone
Catherine Flynn
Teresa Liberehal
Mary Schiater
Louise Fogarty
Eleanor O’brien
Teresa Hausiaden
Dr. Curem
William McCarthy
John Uhlik
CANDIDATES GETTING BUSY AS FILING NEARS CLOSE
The Daily notes only twelve days remain for filing for the coming primary election. Lists close Saturday June 17. County Clerk George Sayles has filing blanks and the county treasury will accept filing fees. Democratic and Progressive filings are slow. prospective candidates should act before bars go down.
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George Sayles
Reception for Second District Rebekahs in Omaha
A Saturday reception filled the I O O F hall in Omaha as District No 2 Rebekahs honored by Mrs Benjamin DeNaud past assembly president. District officers were present along with Mr and Mrs J H Short, Grand Marshal Paddock, Sam Greenleaf, and Mrs Talbot assembly secretary.
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Rebekahs
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Omaha
Benjamin DeNaud
Assembly
J. H. Short
Death of Edward Morrison Former City Resident
Edward Morrison former city resident died in New York City on June 2 at age fifty eight. He was born in Plattsmouth and lived here until age eighteen when he left to work as a telegraph operator. He is survived by his brother Charles F Morrison of Kansas City Missouri.
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Edward Morrison
New York City
Plattsmouth
Charles F. Morrison
Kansas City
Missouri
Thought It Was Brown On Burlington Train No 24
Passengers on Burlington train No 24 from Omaha to this city were startled by a man believed to be the Omaha kidnapper known as Brown. He rode in the smoking car without a station ticket, paying cash to Pacific Junction and claiming plans to ride to St Joseph Missouri. After a general conference, officials concluded he was likely a Bellevue working man rather than the outlaw.
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Burlington
Omaha
Brown
Bellevue
Pacific Junction
Junction
St. Joseph
Young People Joined in Marriage at Holy Rosary
This morning at 9 o clock at Holy Rosary Catholic church on West Pearl street Miss Teressa Toman and Mr. John Toman of this city were married in a Nuptial Mass conducted by Rev. Ferdinand Suesser. The couple planned a two week honeymoon in the west before settling in the groom's home.
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Teressa
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
West Pearl Street
John Toman
Vincent Slatinsky
Ferdinand Suesser
Miss Sedlak
Mise Rose Jirousek
Anton Hula
Anton Toman
Joseph Sedick, Jr
Mike Sedisk
Bohemia
eToom
Burlingeton
Boys Get Busy At First City Vesper of Summer Sports
Rev. John Calvert led the first meeting for city boys interested in clean healthful sports at the baseball park. Nineteen boys attended and joined in a lively game, signaling strong interest in a supervised summer program. The chamber of commerce offered help to secure equipment for the kids.
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John Calvert
Calvert
Chamber of Commerce
Moran enters race for Nebraska state senator nomination
Andrew P. Moran Nebraska City attorney announced to locals that he is a Republican candidate for the state senate. He will compete against current officeholder A. F. Sturm of Nehawka in the July 18 nomination contest. Moran has long been active in Otoe county Republican politics and led the Eagles as state president.
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Andrew P. Moran
Nebraska
Andy
A. F. Sturm
Nehawka
Moran
The
Eagles
Otoe County
Anniversary of Rev Wilbur Leete ordination observed
The twenty fifth anniversary of Rev Wilbur Leete of St Luke's church being ordained in the Protestant Episcopal church was celebrated with a choral service at St Luke's and a reception at the rectory. Visiting clergy from Omaha Blair Sterling and Trenton attended along with Jack McCarthy. The event included gifts to Leete and a city drive for the visitors.
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Wilbur Scranton Leete
St. Luke's Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
Clerex
Nebraska
Sburlinston
Oamaha
Lloyd Holdsaple
St. Barnabas Church
Stanley Jones
St. Paul'’s Church
Ralph Blanning
Church of the Good Shepherd
John Albert Williams
St. Philip’s Church
Omaha
James Noble
St. Mary's Church
Blair
Sherman
Sterling
Colorado
Dean Moore
Trenton
New Jersey
Diocese of
John Wilkinson
Father Holdsaple
Father Leete
Jack McCarthy
Lford Holdsaple
Girls Friendly
Margaret Donelan
Mable White
Leete
Baltimore
Maryland
St. Luke's
Canon Burgess
Three Bank of Cass County stock suits filed
Fred E. Bodie as receiver of the Bank of Cass County filed three suits in district court seeking to recover cash value of stock from stockholders. R. F. Patterson holds eighty five shares valued at 100 each and the receiver asks infant sum. T Pollock with 25 shares valued at 2500 and Lyda Pollock with 22 shares valued at 2200 are named in the actions.
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District Court
James M. Robertson
Fred E. Bodie
Bank of
Cass County
R. F. Patterson
T. H. Pollock
Vacation Days Open Summer to Youthful Play
The article celebrates summer vacation as a golden season for youth. It describes bright days, flowers, streams, and long playtime. It recalls boys with fishing tackle and swimming signals, and contrasts youthful freedom with the weariness of adult life.
W C T U Flower Mission observes annual event in Plattsmouth
The W C T U held its annual flower mission at Mrs Walter Propst s home in memory of Miss Jennie Cassidy. Visitors from Union joined Plattsmouth ladies for a program recalling Cassidy s life and works with readings musical numbers and a two course luncheon. Attendees from Union included Mrs W B Banning Mrs Edvin Balfour Mrs L G Todd and daughter Mrs W R Cross and Mrs Nettie Stanton.
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Walter Propst
Jennie Cassidy
Propst
Union
Plattsmouth
John F. Gorder
Luke Wiles
Catherine
Leonard Terryberry
John Calvert
Gladyr Eliott
W. B. Banning
Edvin Balfour
L. G. Todd
W. R. Cross
Nettie Stanton
Masons Attend Grand Lodge Session In Omaha
District Judge James T. Begley and William A. Robertson with past masters of Plattsmouth lodge No 6 attended the grand lodge session meeting in Omaha. Leon L. McCarthy worshipful master and Leslie Niel senior warden also attended the event.
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James T. Begley
William A. Robertson
William F. Evers
Plattsmouth
Leon L. McCarthy
Leslie Niel
Lodge of Masons
Omaha
Grand Lodge
Big July celebration set by K SS society in Plattsmouth
A three day athletic and cultural festival planned for July 1 to July 4 in Plattsmouth features a parade with representatives from Omaha South Omaha Wilbur and other eastern Nebraska towns. Events include turning exhibitions by Sokols, drills by girls classes, a comedy play July 2, morning speeches on the 4th and a public dinner plus an evening fireworks display at the park.
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K. SS
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Omaha
South Omaha
Wilbur
Pennte
Kk. 8. Dramatic Club
West Locust Street
Ramblers of Omaha Set to Visit Merchants for Sunday Game
Manager John F. Wolff of the Merchants has arranged a Sunday matchup with the Ramblers of Omaha on the local lot. If والي the visitors prove as promising as claimed, a real baseball contest could unfold, while the Merchants aim to defend home turf and impress supporters with a solid local effort.
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John F. Wolff
The
Merchants
Ramblers of
Omaha
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Es McFarland
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Vinton Street
Frechin
Big Muddy
DE Molay
Cass
Selma Gregerson
Willard, Mont
W. S. Leete
GRAND
the Journal
KE. S. Society
Ramblers
First National Bank
Federal Reserve
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