Lincoln Visitor and Memorial Day Reveries
Alve News notes Frank L. Edwards visited Lincoln last Wednesday to handle business matters. Simon Rehmeier and family memorialized in Omaha visiting friends and paying respects at cemeteries. Uncle Henry S. Ough and Mrs. Clo O. Schaeffer with relatives spent Sunday in Lincoln. Charles F. Rosenow rejoices over Ray Clark’s arrival and a fine child. grandfather rejoices as well. A. B. Stromer and spouse attended Memorial at Wabash cemetery and heard Rev. W. A. Taylor’s address.
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Frank L. Edwards
Lincoln
Simon Rehmeier
Omaha
Henry
Charles F. Rosenow
Ray Clark
A. B. Stromer
Wabash Cemetery
W. A. Taylor
Baptist Church of Union
Avoca land to be sold in Cass County sheriff sale
The sheriff of Cass County Nebraska will hold a public auction on July 11 1981 at 10:00 a.m. at the south front door of the courthouse Plattsmouth to sell West two thirds of Lot 4 Block 19 Village of Avoca to satisfy a judgment in favor of Byron Golding against Asa J Johnson et al. The sale is conducted under an order of sale from the Cass County District Court clerk C E Sedgway. Bert Reed sheriff Cass County Nebraska. 18-in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sedgway
District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Court House
Plattsmouth
Said
Avoca
Asa J. Johnson
Byron Golding
Memorial Day Visits of Banning Family in Plattsmouth
John W. Banning his wife and sister in law Miss Mable O Donnell spent Memorial Day in Plattsmouth. They traveled via Union visiting briefly then decorated graves of relatives there and again at Wyoming cemetery where Memorial services were held and resting places honored.
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Plattsmouth
John W. Banning
Mable O'Donnell
Union
Wyoming Cemetery
Ganz family visits KMMJ broadcast and bankers gathering
Attorney C D Ganz and his wife traveled from Mekes to Clay Center to deliver an over air address at KMMJ. They then visited Dayle Boyles in McCook and observed Memorial Day before heading to Hastings for a bankers convention last Monday. They returned home Tuesday evening.
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Mekes
KMMJ
C. D. Ganz
Picnic Enjoyed by Alvo Methodist Youth Group
The Bible school class from the Methodist church at Alvo held a picnic at Ellis Mickel grove last Tuesday evening. They had a fine program with games and refreshments, making the gathering very pleasant.
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Methodist Church of
Mrs. Eula Lackey and Family Visit South Bend
Mrs. Eula Lackey and her son Glen of Minitare spent time with her father Pred Weaver in South Bend. They visited at the home of Mrs. Clo O. Schieffer and her father Henry G. Ough for a pleasant stay.
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Eula Lackey
Glen
Minitare
Pred Weaver
South Bend
Clo O. Schieffer
Henry G. Ough
Wesleyan Graduates Earn High Honors in Closing Exercises
Miss Evelyn Barkhurst graduates with high honors at Wesleyan University while Miss Wilma Barkhurst finishes the year with strong standing and a year remaining. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Parkhurst attended the closing exercises last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
Misses Evelyn
Wilma Barkhurst
Wesleyan University
Miss Evelyn
Russ Wilma
Miss Wilma
Eugene Parkhurst
Back to His Post at South Pend Station
L. M. Scott returns to duties at South Pend after a three week relief period. He replaces the regular agent while Mr. Davis enjoyed a vacation and has now resumed his local responsibilities.
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L. M. Scott
South Pend
Mr. Davis
Making Home in Plattsmouth
Earl Vermance visited Plattsmouth last Sunday to take Mr. Henry Thomas to live with the county for now. Thomas, aged and frail, has difficulty self care and will be sent to Piatismonth for better supervision and assured care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Earl Vermance
Henry Thomas
Thomas
Piatismonth
Two Year Graduation at Wesleyan University
Doris Costman completed a two year program at Wesleyan University Place where she prepared a special teaching course and earned high marks. Her parents Mr and Mrs Coatman attended the close exercises and enjoyed the program meeting many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Costman
Wesleyan University
University Place
M. Coatman
Stimson Plans Unofficial Europe Visit This Summer
Secretary of State Henry Stimson announces a two month informal tour of Europe this summer. He will not meet with European leaders to discuss international problems, but is expected to converse with officials in Italy France Germany and Great Britain during the trip.
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Washington
Stimson
Ebresd
Irs
Europe
Italy
France
Germacy
Great Britain
Sale of Plattsmouth lots by order of sale
By order of sale the real estate of T W Hudgins et al is sold for cash on July 11 1923 at 10 oclock a m at the south front door of the court house Plattsmouth Cass county to satisfy a judgment in favor of The Standard Savings and Loan Association of Omaha Neb against the defendants Lots 7 and 8 in Block 59 in the City of Plattsmouth Nebraska are described as the property to be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sedgway
Cass County
Nebraska
Court House
Plattsmouth
Cass
State of
T. W. Hudgins
Standard Savings and Loan Association of
Omaha
Plattsmouth Sheriff's Notice of Sale of Property
State of Nebraska Cass County district court notices a public sale on July l1 1931 at 10 oclock for a horse and land parcels in Plattsmouth to satisfy a judgement in favor of Paul H Gillan against Frances Schulze and others. Sale location Plattsmouth Nebraska with property described as Brydelmans and Donelans additions Lot 8 9 Block 2 and Lot 7 9 Block 2. Notice dated June 6 1931.
Notice for bids on school bus routes in Cass County
The Board of Education of School District No 102 Cass County Nebraska invites sealed bids by June 22 1931 at 8 p m for routes 1 2 4 5 with mileages and drivers listed Bids must be mileage based for the nine month school year September 1931 to May 1932 with automatic salary scaling if routes change The board may require proof of ability and may reject all bids Dated June 3 1931 H L Bornembier Secretary
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Board of Education of
Cass County
Nebraska
Hedge Corner
Elmer Bennett
Tipton
Joe Vickers
Harmony
Paul Coatman
Sand Bar
Willard Timblin
Roy Bennett
H. L. Bornembier
Journal Want Ads Deliver Results At Low Cost
Classifieds in the Journal offer inexpensive advertising options with broad reach. Readers learn how to place small increments of ads and connect with buyers, sellers, and services quickly through concise notices.
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Journal
State pays for two dead elephants to join university collection
State warrants totaling 13150 issued to James L. Clark Studios for tanning and mounting two African elephants from the Adam Breede collection at the University of Nebraska Museum. The purchase funds come from the university general fund. the collection will be housed in Morrill Hall with a hall named Elephant Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Breede
Museum of the
University of Nebraska
Marsh
University General Fund
James L. Clark
New York City
H. O. Parsons
Adam Bread
Breede
Morrill Hall
E. H. Barbour
Elephant Hall
Hunger drives lunch relief for ten thousand Los Angeles children
Ten thousand local school children received meals as thousands of women organized lunches and deliveries to public schools. The Tenth district Parent Teachers Congress said funds for the effort are exhausted after spending over 200000 this school year, with hundreds of cars mobilized. Mrs James K Yyttle noted no public appeal is allowed until September due to Community Chest rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Tenth District
Parent Teachers Congress
James K. Yyttle
Community Chest
Lund and Welfare
Notice of Administration in Cass County
In the County Court of Cass County Nebraska estate of William J Miller deceased a petition for administration has been filed alleging no will and requesting hearing on July 3 1931 at 10 a m The court may grant administration to Chas E Martin or another suitable person and proceed to settlement A H Duxbury County Judge (Seal) 18-3w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
William J. Miller
Chas. E. Martin
A. H. Duxbury
Trustee appointment in Gorder Ploetz estate hearing
In the matter of the trusteeship of the estate of Anna Gorder Ploetz deceased an order of hearing is issued. The petition by Anna McCarty and L L McCarty requests Frank A. Cloidt be appointed trustee to fill a vacancy caused by Augustus F. Ploetz’s death. Hearing set for July 4 1931 at 9 a.m. in Plattsmouth County Court. Notice to interested parties by Plattsmouth Journal three weekly publications. County Judge A Duxbury signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
Anna Gorder Ploetz
Anna McCarty
L. L. McCarty
Augustus F. Ploetz
Hfe
Omaha
Douglas County
Frank A. Cloidt
Augustus WB. Ploetz
Plattsmouth
Ah Pate
Capone Indicted for Tax Evasion in Federal Case
Chicago gangster Al Capone faced a federal grand jury indictment for evading taxes on six years income totaling 1 038 654 84. He surrendered three hours later posting 50 000 bond and left the building amid crowds and photographers. The government seeks 32 years and 80 000 fine if convicted. Capone and associates face multiple counts with a government claim of 215 080 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scarface
al" Capone
Federal
District Court
Barnes
Capone
United States
Johnson
Jack Guzik
Civil War Vet Leaves $800 In Bequests To Local Groups
Bedford Iowa June 4. Alexander John civil war veteran who died May 3 left 800 to Bedford organizations. He served as clerk of courts county supervisor city councilman county treasurer and on the board of education. Bequests include 200 to the library 300 to the First Baptist church 100 to the Ladies Aid society 100 to the Missionary society and 100 to the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Alexander John
John
Bedford City
Board of
First Baptist Church
Ladies Aid Society of the Church
The
Missionary Society
Fire Department
KTNT to Stay On Air After Court Ruling
Washington DC court of appeals postpones closing KTNT Muscatine Iowa, allowing continued broadcasting while the station appeals a commission license renewal denial. The FCC cited vulgar indecency tied to Norman Baker's on air conduct and treatment of seasonal topics.
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KTNT
TOWIL WINS A VICTORY Over City Council In Police Dispute
Omaha police fight erupts as Police Commissioner Roy N Towl defeats council backed by dissenting members. Chief Pszanowski refuses to reinstate three suspended officers citing funding shortfall while Towl asserts he alone leads the department and that his order overrides the council.
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Omaha
Roy N. Towl
Pszanowski
Towl
Grasshopper Plague Threatens Boyd County Crops
Grasshoppers devastate Boyd county fields with corn, barley and alfalfa severely damaged while wheat faces cutting. State experts and pest control officials rush to Butte to plan eradication, with poisoned bran considered likely. Federal aid sought as farmers hold mass meetings and request timely help.
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Boyd County
Felton
L. M. Gates
College of Agriculture
Butte
Nebraska
Rosebud
South Dakota
Boyd
State Department
Christ Anderson
Elton. A. L. Anderson
Perry Lands in Jail for Bigamy Slaying Charge
Eagle River Wisconsin George Jiggs Perry Milwaukee's marrying brake man arrived in custody of Sheriff McGregor Jr from San Francisco to face a charge of slaying Cora Belle Hackett whom he married bigamously. Perry was placed in a cell and sought rest before Friday arraignment. Mary Perry, his legal wife, and her three children waited in Milwaukee. The sheriff said he wanted to speed the case and noted Perry was reluctant to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle River
Wis
George “Jiggs
Perry
Milwaukee
McGregor, Jr
San Francisco
Cora Belle Hackett
Hackett
Mary
Declines Marriage Offer by Texas Guinan Group
Texas Guinan and her dancing girls sailed home from Havre after Declining marriage to Harry A slett of London who hoped to wed her so she could enter England. Guinan said she would return to France someday and apologized to Aslett for not marrying him due to expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
France
Texas Guinan
Miss Guinan
Harry Aslett
England
KTNT Radio Station Closed Over License Refusal
Washington reports the federal radio commission refused to renew KTNT license held by Norman Baker at Muscatine Iowa. The decision cites dangerous opinions and personal dislikes as grounds and orders the station off air by midnight Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
KTNT
Muscatine
Radio Commission
Norman Baker
Baker
Federal Radio Commission
Omaha Detective Faces Government Charge in Probe
Chief Sutton of Omaha was charged with interfering with a government officer after arresting Albert of St. Paul Minnesota. Albert claimed federal agent status and was jailed briefly before bond. Arraignment set for June 18.
Break Up Alcohol Racket Entrains Midwest
Government agents say an Al Capone style alcohol racket operated from Aurora Illinois with sources in Aurora and supply to Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Minnesota. Twenty men arrested at Aurora and Waterloo include Frank Price one of the three Waterloo brothers. Indictments expected against the Prices as autos with tanks shipped 3000 to 5000 gallons weekly from Aurora to midwest wholesalers.
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Chicago
al Capone
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Aurora
Ill
Waterloo
Daniel Anderson
United States
Johson
Dave
Mike Meyers
Meyers Brothers
Anderson
Frank
Richard
Russell Price
Frank Prices
Midwest
French fliers claim new hydro air speed and distance records
Bordeaux reports French aviators Gernard and Paris claim to surpass three hydro air records set by American and French pilots. They landed at Arcach at 6 18 p m after 26 hours 48 minutes aloft. They flew 5000 kilometers in about 25 hours 49 minutes 26 seconds on a closed circuit.
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Bordeaux
Gonard
Paris
Arcach
Ilieunt
Arthur Gavin
Apollo Soucek
Jean Mermoz
Gavin
Soucek
Philadelphia
Gonerd
Clark must stay in jail after failed bid for judge
Former deputy district attorney Clark remains held in the county jail bound over to the superior court on murder charges. Bond brokers who offered $100,000 bail cooled on the plan as voters rejected him in the municipal election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
David H. Clark
Superior Court
Charles H. Crawford
Herbert F. Spencer
Hoover Congratulates George V on Birthday
Washington June 3 President Hoover sent a message to King George on the occasion of the British ruler's 66th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
George V
Washington
King George
New License Plates Set for Trucks and Trailers
Pur chasing agent Farris announced Grimm Stamp & Badge Co of St Louis won the contract to produce license plates for 1932. Plates to be delivered after Nov 15 with white letters on dark background. Fees vary by class farm local commercial and by weight and capacity. Douglas county special orders noted. Trailers pay half the commercial truck fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris
Lcense
Grimm Stamp & Badee
St. Louis
Douglas County
Douglas
Lille Host to Mayors
Lille welcomed American mayors at a banquet hosted by the Automobile Club of Northern France after a Rheims visit to champagne cellars. Boise Mayor Pope led the group speaking of shared progress in aviation hospitality and peace, as Friday schedule sent them to Arras and Paris with arrival planned at 7 20 p m.
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Lille
En Flanders
Automobile Club
France
Rheims
Pommery
Mumm
Heidseick
Pope
Boise
Ida
Althe France
Arras
Paris
Banks near Chicago offer $10,600,000 loan to city
New York firms Lehman Bros and Pressbrich & Co tentatively offered a loan of 10.6 million dollars to Chicago after consulting with Mayor Cermak and Comptroller Seymezak. Officials praised the gilt edged security of tax anticipation warrants and planned to confer with Chicago bankers before finalizing the deal aimed to cover treasury needs until September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Cermak
Seymezak
Frank Moree
Lehman Bros
H. Albert Ascher
Pressbrich &Co
Jury sworn for Pantages conspiracy trial in San Diego
A nine men twelve women jury was approved and sworn for the Alexander Pantages conspiracy and morals case. One hundred talesmen were called and eight days used in juror selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Alexander Pantages
Warsaw theaters close in protest over city taxes
Motion picture owners in Warsaw shut their venues Monday and announced an indefinite strike against municipal taxes, creating disruption in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
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Sheriff's Sale
Bert Reed
Court Horse
Brydelman
Donelan
Frances Schulze
Paul H. Gillan
State
H. Duxbury
Towil
McGregor
Muscatine Station
Sutton
Albert
Smith
Clark
Grimm
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