Red Sox Triumph Over Soldiers 8 to 3 in Sunday Game
The Red Sox defeated Co. M of the 17th infantry 8 to 3 at Athletic Park. Stone led with a first inning home run and Krejci hit a three bagger. Reed doubled for the visitors in the second. Plattsmouth stars added runs in the third and seventh. Pitchers Sylvester Hamilton Newman worked through the game as the Sox solidified offensive fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Athletic Park
Co. M
17Th Infantry
Stone
Altizer
Washington Avenue
Joe Krejci
New Mexico
Reed
Plattsmouth
Sylvester
Geo. Hamilton
Harry Newman
Married at Sedalia A Sedalia couple weds at home
Miss Laura Peterson daughter of A M Peterson and Elmer Stoehr son of George Stoehr were married at 1012 East Seventh Street Sedalia Missouri on Thursday June 1 Attendants were Alyce Peterson and Dale Rhoades of Nemaha Nebraska The couple will reside in Plattsmouth where the groom owns a farm and has a home awaiting his bride
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Peterson
A. M. Peterson
Elmer Stoehr
George Stoehr
East Seventh Street
Sedalia
Miss Alyce
Dale Rhoades
Nemzha
Nebi
Plattsmouth
Omaha Couple Weds in Judge Duxbury Home Ceremony
Miss Marie Svoboda and Amil J. Kubat, both of Omaha, were married at Judge A. H. Duxbury's residence last evening. The couple were joined by a group of friends as the marriage lines were read and then returned to Omaha by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daell
A. H. Duxbury
Marie Svoboda
Amil J. Kubat
Omaha
Judge Duxbury
Sedlaks Plan Westward Trip Through Colorado to California
Mr and Mrs Frank Sedlak and their children left by auto this morning for Fruita Colorado to stay two weeks with Andrew Serve then continue to the Pacific coast visiting relatives in Los Angeles and other California towns. They expect a fine trip and to see much of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sedlak
Fruita
Colorado
Andrew Serve
Avoca Memorial Draws Local Residents and Legion Honor
In Avoca the memorial services were held Sunday with a large turnout from the community. The Nehawka post of the American Legion attended with firing squad at the cemetery. Rev. Carstens led the religious portion and Robert Foster Patterson spoke on The Sheathed Sword praising sacrifices for independence and world peace efforts. Frank A. Cloidt sang The Vacant Chair and My Task in farewell tribute.
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Avoca
Nehawka
American Legion
Sumner
Carstens
Robert Foster Patterson
Republic
Roosevelt
Frank A. Cloidt
Death of Aged Lady Mrs Doug las Green
Mrs Doug las Green of west Rock street died after a long illness following a fall at a former farm northwest of the city. Survived by her husband and one daughter in Omaha. Body at Sattler funeral home awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Douglas Green
West Rock Street
Florence
Omaha
Sattler Funeral Home
Brooks Family Visits Iowa City to Hear Daughters Play
Mr and Mrs W G Brooks and daughters Mary Jane and Helen Jean arrived Sunday from Burlington Iowa for a short visit at J W Crabill home before heading to Superior Nebraska. They will stay with Isaac King and George Carroll families and later travel to Iowa City where the daughters, members of the all state high school orchestra, will study music at the University of Iowa summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Brooks
Mary Jane
Helen Jean
Burlington
Iowa
J. W. Crabill
Superior
Nebraska
Isaac King
Brooks
George Carroll
Martha King
Iowa City
All State
University of Iowa
Flower Mission Day Observed by W C T U at Sunnyside
The W C T U and local members gathered at Sunnyside the E K H Wescott home for the annual flower mission. Jennie Cassidy’s legacy guided devotions and stories while Cecil Comstock Wallace Terryberry and Catherine Terryberry performed. A luncheon followed before the group distributed flowers to the sick and shut ins across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Cassidy
Sunnyside
E. K H. Wescott
Cc. C. Troy
Fred G. Morgan
Flower Mission Department
C. O. Troy
Crusaders
Cecil Comstock
Wallace Terryberry
Catherine Terryberry
Donald Conner
Plattsmouth
Marriage announcement for Chester Baylor and Velma Canady in Colorado
The J. H. McMaken family reports the marriage of Chester Baylor and Velma Canady on May 22 in Greeley Colorado. They traveled from Bovina and Hugo Colorado and are now at Estes Park for the season. Baylor's mother is Mrs Inez Baylor of Akron Ohio and Velma is daughter of Allan Canaday of Hugo.
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J. H. McMaken
Chester Baylor
McMaken
Bovina
Colorado
Eva Reese
Allan Canadeau
Hugo
Lincoln County
Leaving for California Forestation Units Depart Fort Crook
Two companies of forestation forces depart Fort Crook Monday night for Stanislaus National Forest near Yosemite to begin duties west of the park. Four Fort Crook companies are set aside for state work as officers inspect potential project sites. Local youths expected to move west but some units may stay to continue forestation locally.
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Forestation
Fort Crook
Stanislaus National Forest
Yosemite National Park
Miss Ursula Herold Receives Master’s Degree
Miss Ursula Herold daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Herold of this city has earned a masters degree from Columbia University New York City She is a Plattsmouth high school graduate National Cathedral School in Washington and Smith College She will visit New York briefly then return home in July to spend time with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursula Herold
Henry Herold
City
Columbia University
New York City
Miss Herold
Plattsmouth High School
National Cathedral School
Washington, D. C
Smith College
Columbia
Herold
New York
Heat Draws a Large Crowd to City Pits
The story notes a heat wave bringing residents and Omaha visitors to nearby sand pits for cooling waters. On Monday afternoon carloads and auto parties gathered, swelling to about 400 by evening. The pits lack formal bathing facilities but offer refreshing water, with past fatalities from drownings by inexperienced swimmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Peru graduate Ralph Mason earns high honors at state normal
Ralph Mason, Plattsmouth high school 1928 alumnus, completed four years at Peru State Normal School with highest honors. A son of Mr and Mrs W H Mason he starred in football and basketball and earned a coaching course in addition to the teaching program before starting his career in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Mason
Plattsmouth
State Normal School
Peru
Tha
Mason
W. H. Mason
State College
Oak Hill cemetery cleaned up for Memorial Day
The Oak Hill cemetery presents a neat attractive appearance as city crews clear and beautify the grounds for Memorial Day services. The cemetery committee led by Henry Jasper organized the work, with veteran workers cutting grass and tidying lawns under Sexton Warren Tulene’s supervision.
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Oak Hill
Henry Jasper
Sexton Warren Tulene
Plattsmouth Couple Wed At Havelock Methodist Church
Miss Lois Florence Robertson daughter of Mr and Mrs D C Robertson wed Gerald W Vallery son of Mr and Mrs W C Vallery at Havelock Methodist church. Rev F N Druliner officiated with 150 guests present. The ceremony featured music by Mildred and Doris Dickinson and solos by Mrs Homer Deadman. After the ceremony the couple, who will live at 4217 Touzalin street Havelock, plan a trip to Chicago for the world's fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Florence Robertson
D. C. Robertson
Gerald W. Vellery
W. C. Vallery
Havelock Methodist Church
F. N. Druliner
Mildred Dickinson
Doris Dickinson
Homer Dead
Robertson
Vallery
Miss Newell
Francis Robertson
Susie Newell
Ralph York
Thomas Kepner
Eugene Hulbert
Chicago
Touzalin Street
Havelock
Henry Kaufman
Michael Duda
Betty Bergman
John Bergman
Plattsmouth
Death of Isadore Sitzman
Isadore Sitzman 45 former resident of this city died Sunday at 2 a.m. in an Omaha hospital after an operation. Born and reared here he later lived in Lincoln where he worked. He was single and survived by several brothers and sisters. Funeral Wednesday at 9 a.m. from St. John’s Catholic church with burial in the Catholic cemetery here.
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Isadore Sitzman
Omaha
Mr. Sitzman
George Sitzman
Lincoln
Sitzman
St. John’s Catholic
Juniors Triumph In High-Scoring Slugfest
The Juniors defeated Cedar Creek 22 to 17 in a batting feast. Dusty Rhodes pitched for the Juniors with Ed Vanlandingham catching, while Cedar Creek’s Gerald Keil started on the mound with Bud Speck behind the plate. Speck hit a homer for Cedar Creek and Jensen, Kalina, Rhodes, and Vanlandingham added doubles for the winners.
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Cedar Creek
Dusty
Rhodes
Ed Vanlandingham
Gerald Keil
Bud” Speck
Speck
Bill Jensen
Ed Kalina
Dusty Rhodes
Recognizes Regent Mrs Gobelman of Fontenelle Chapter
The Sunday Star Journal prints a society photo of Mrs. F. R. Gobelman re elected regent of Fontenelle Chapter D A R. She is also a member of the Legion Auxiliary W R C and the Patriotic Council in Lincoln.
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Sunday Star-Journal of
Lincoln
F. R. Gobelman
Fontenelle
Legion Auxiliary
Patriotic Council
City
Small Fire Reported at John Sedgway Home
The fire department was called at noon today to the John Sedgway residence on Wintersteen Hill. A chimney burned out causing sparks that threatened the roof. firefighters extinguished the sparks quickly and returned to the station without damage.
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John Sedgway
Wintersteen Hill
Louisville to Have Camp of Park Workers
The Nebraska state parks near Louisville and Gretna will host a summer reforestation and park improvement project employing 200 young men. Camps will be placed near the Stout House northeast of Louisville with water piping from Coutsville underway to serve the site. The work aims to beautify Louisville parks and attract visitors, with nearby Camp Fire Girls and Camp Quivera noted in the area.
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Stout House
Louisville
Gretna
Meadow
Nebraska
Campfire
Lincoln Scout
Camp
Quivera
Pea Packing Rush At Norfolk Plant Starts Early
Local Norfolk Packing Co plant opened the pea packing season with busy activity as trucks delivered peas and spinach for canning. Farmers with leased acreage earned a neat income from early crops, despite May heat and dryness.
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Norfolk Packing Co
Rector to Attend Toronto Convocation This Summer
Canon Daly W. J. H. Petter of St. Luke's Episcopal church leaves by car for Toronto to attend the University of Toronto convocation as a summer vacation opportunity. No church services will be held until Sunday, June 25th.
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Daly
W. J. H. Petter
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Toronto
Canada
University of Toronto
Canon Petter
St. Luke’s Church
Eastern Star Honors Past Matrons at Large Meeting
Home Chapter No. 189 of the Eastern Star held a large gathering honoring sixteen past matrons. Seventy six members attended a program featuring tributes by Judge James T. Begley and Mrs. A. H. Duxbury, with past matrons’ responses and musical numbers. The event concluded with refreshments served by the chapter ladies.
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The
Eastern Star
A. H. Duxbury
E. H. Wescott
James T. Begley
J. M. Roberts
California
Fred T. Ramee
Clara Weyrich
John E. Schutz
Val Burkle
Mary B. Allison
Union
John F. Wehrbein
William Baird
F. P. Busch
Glenn Perry
L. L. Wiles
John F. Wolff
J. F. Gorder
Glenn Vallery
Guy C. White
Rea McMahen
Ralph M. Wiles
Raymond C. Cook
John W. Gamble
Carrie Jacobs Bond
the Star
Ladies of Home Chapter
SUFFERS SEVERE FALL AT PEARL STREET HOME
Frank Fight of Pearl Street suffered a severe fall while descending stairs late Saturday night. He sustained a deep cut on the right cheek requiring stitches and a bad bruise to the right hip, along with general bruising and pain, making mobility very difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fight
Pearl Street
Mr. Fight
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Krejci
Wallace
Perry
Rf Reed
Maize
Miles
Hatfield
Neal
Frank Cloidt
Gerald W. Vallery
Home Chapter
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