Flag Day Observance Planned by Fontenelle Chapter
The D A R Fontenelle chapter plans a Flag Day observance on Tuesday June 14 at 7 30 am with a program at Garfield park. The Burlington shop whistle will sound and flags across the city will be unfurled to honor Old Glory and the 48 states represented by the stars.
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Daughters of the
Fontenelle
Carolinas
New England
Continental Congress
Betsy Ross
Garfield Park
Burlington Shop
Colored Boy Goes Home
Albert Hall, held as an enforced guest for thirty days by Sheriff Bert Reed, was released and returned to Greenwood where he worked as a brick mason. After a risky ride with a stranger, Hall drank liquor, caused a car crash, and took the blame to spare the other man, accepting jail time so the companion could resume his life.
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Albert Hall
Bert Reed
Greenwood
Omaha
Hall
Plattsmouth Musicians Hit in Sedalia Orchestra
Two former Plattsmouth residents Anton Bajeck and Frank Piacek now in Sedalia Missouri are making a hit with the Missouri Pacific rooster orchestra at the Booster country club, performing three nights weekly. Bajeck recently bought a fine new marimba to feature solo numbers in upcoming Sedalia entertainments and is also a member of the Missouri Pacific band there.
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Anton Bajeck
Frank Piacek
Sedalia
Missouri
Missouri Pacific Rooster Orchestra
Booster Country Club
Bajeck
Mr. Bajeck
Missouri Pacific Band
Local Resident Departs for Denmark to Visit Parents
Minicus Good, longtime city resident, left for New York yesterday to sail to Denmark. He plans to visit Copenhagen then Als, home of his parents, for about four months before returning.
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Minicus Good
New York
Denmark
Mr. Good
Copenhagen
Als
Engagement of Esther Delzell to Samuel M Brownell
Dean W N Delzell of Peru announces the engagement and approaching marriage of his daughter Esther to Samuel M Brownell of Albany New York son of Prof and Mrs Herbert Brownell of Lincoln The wedding is set for June 22 at the bride's home Miss Delzell is a Peru State Teachers College graduate and taught at the local high school Doctor Brownell a Yale graduate and NYS College for Teachers faculty member plans a June wedding in Peru
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W. N. Delzell
Peru
Esther
Samuel M. Brownell
Albany
N. Y
Herbert Brownell
Lincoln
Miss Delzell
Peru State Teachers College
Doctor Brownell
University of Nebraska
Yale
New York State College For Teachers
Miss Delzeil
Chamber of Commerce backs Citizens' Military Training Camps
Plattsmouth Nebraska Chamber of Commerce endorses Citizens' Military Training Camps as national defense policy. The resolution urges cooperation with authorities under the 1920 act and asks members to promote candidates and support ROTC to strengthen the three components of the U S Army.
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Darlir
Chamber of Commerce
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Army of the
United States
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. John Toman Near Murray
A large group of friends gathered Sunday at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. George Toman near Murray to celebrate the birthday anniversary of Mrs. John Toman. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. William Stacia, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Barling, Miss Marie Englebert, and several Toman family members among others.
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John Toman
Murray
George Toman
William Stacia
Theodore Frazier
Steven Barling
Marie Englebert
Joseph Sterbh
Joseph
South Omaha
A. D. Asch
Milton
John
David
Arthur
Dorothy Toman
Miss Clara Trilety Takes Junior Chautauqua Post
Miss Clara Trilety daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Trilety and former local teacher left this morning to direct the junior chautauqua department for Standard Chautauqua company Her duties will cover Rocky Mountain districts Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico where she will supervise the children's portion of programs and assist the company with her schooling experience.
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Clara Trilety
A. J. Trilety
Junior Chautauqua
Standard Chautauqua Company
Miss Trilety
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Trilety
Standard Company
Distell Family Welcomes Little Son At Omaha Hospital
Mr and Mrs W T Distell rejoice over the birth of a fine little son and heir born at the Omaha hospital on Saturday. The child is much adored by two sisters and the family joy fills the city.
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Dastle
W. T. Distell
Gladden
Omaha
Pappio Falls as Platters Rally For Five-Run Victory
Papillion the Platters defeated Pappio 5 to 1 at home in a brisk afternoon game. Swanson dominated for the Platters allowing few hits while Distell and McCarthy sparked the locals with sharp defense and rallies. Spidell Distell and Herold sparked late scoring as Papillion pulled away.
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Janettes
Carl Kunsmann
Jimmy Bartholomew
Plattsmouth
Pappie
Swanson
Flying Lindbergh
Eleanor Glyn
Joe McCarthy
Center Garden
King
W. T. Distell
Distell
Platters
Papillion
Magaret
Papillion Gang
Siebold
Ruff
George Reichart
Jimmy
Pete Herold
George
Art Klauschie
Spidell
Herold
Klauschie
Machies
Art
Mason
McCarthy
Hans Newman
Pete
John W. Haynie Dies in Omaha After Illness
Longtime local resident John W. Haynie died late Sunday at Nicholas Senn Hospital Omaha after infection in his leg led to amputation and surgery. He had been in failing health for two years and was previously treated at a Lincoln sanitarium. Survived by widow, five children Mrs H. R Steinhaus Gordon Nebraska Mrs E. F. Steinhaus Ashland Mrs E. L Fox Pekin Illinois Walter Haynie Northboro Iowa Viola Haynie at home and sister Mrs Bennet Chriswisser of this city.
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John W. Haynie
Nicholas Senn Hospital
Omahes
Haynie
Lincoln
E. F. Steinhaus
Ashland
E. L Fox
Pekin
Illinois
Walter Heynie
Northbro
Iowa
Viola Haynie
Bennett Chriswisser
City
Greenwood Troubles Aired In County Court Row
Court sessions heard an outbreak at Greenwood last Friday night with several men charged with assault and battery on Jess Dilldine Grant Peters and Mays Stradley. Guilty pleas were entered for some defendants and Frank Stradley faced intoxication complaints. All parties received fines of 25 dollars and costs. County Attorney Kreck filed a new complaint against Co. E. Bright Earl Mariburt and H L Beckman for assault and battery on Jess Dilldins. they were brought in to be tried.
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Greenwood
Jess Dilldine Grant Peters
Mays Stradley
Frank Stradley
Kreck
Co. E. Bright
Earl Mariburt
H L. Beckman
Jess Dilldins
Griffin Family Moves Here to Establish Omaha Dentistry
Dr. John A. Griffin, after three years in the city practicing dentistry, becomes a full resident with Mrs. Griffin and their household goods arriving yesterday. They will now live together in this city, where Mrs. Griffin will receive a warm welcome from Dr. Griffin’s many friends.
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John A. Griffin
Mrs. Long Recovers From Serious Operation in Omaha
Mrs. Harry Long is doing well after a very serious operation Friday at Immanuel hospital in Omaha. The outcome will take time to determine, but her condition is as favorable as expected given the taxing procedure.
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Harry Long
Mrs. Long
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Journal Want Ads Cost But They Get Results
Classified readers learn want ads are cheap and effective with quick responses and steady business for sellers and small merchants across the city. Local residents consider placing ads to move products and find services.
Death of Mrs Helen Jefferies in Lincoln Hospital
Mrs Helen Waurd Jefferies dies after Sunday operation in Lincoln. Survived by daughter, mother Mrs Samuel Waugh, brother Samuel Waugh Jr., sisters Mrs Arndt, Mrs Buchtel, Mrs Humphries. Funeral Wednesday at 11 from Roberta chapel with burial at Wruka cemetery.
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Helen Waurd Jefferies
Lincoln
Plattsmouth
Waugh
Samuel Waugh
Ernest E. Jefferies
Jefferies
Sewell Street
Roberta
Wruka
Eee i4
Samuel Waugh, Jr
R. W. Arndt
Frost Buchtel
Denver
Grant Humphries
Mississippi
Wedded at Sioux City Two Local Couples Tie The Knot
Miss Edna Newton and Mr Paul Long were married last Sunday at the First Methodist parsonage in Sioux City Iowa. After a two week honeymoon in northern Minnesota they will reside on the Long farm near Mynard. Edna is Ada Newton’s daughter and a local graduate. Paul is a local farmer.
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First Methodist
Sioux City
Iowa
Edna Newton
Paul Long
Edgar Newton
Mildred Clark
Union
Ada Newton
Mynard
Charged With Grave Crime Meehan Held on Rail Car Theft
A complaint filed in the county court charges John C Meehan of Havelock with breaking and entering a Burlington refrigerator express car at Greenwood. He allegedly took meat loaf and dried beef worth $10, and confessed. Authorities seek him for trial locally.
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John C Meehan
Havelock
Bert Reed
Meehan
Burlington Railroad
Greenwood
Meehar
Build new barn near Murray by J H Tame
J H Tame of Omaha, who supervised a two mile east Murray barn project for several weeks, completed the construction and left for Omaha. He purchased timber from Gordon Vantine of Davenport Iowa, with Herman Tickotter of Murray erecting the barn at a cost about 1700 dollars. The Tams farm is rented to R J Wall this year.
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J. H. Tame
Omaha
Murray
Tame
Gordon Vantine
Davenport
Iowa
Herman Tickotter
Tams
R. J. Wall
Henry Mauzy Retires After Forty Five Years at Burlington
Henry Mauzy retires from the Burlington railroad after forty five years and three months of faithful service. The 76 year old began as a coach shop worker in 1882 and is among the last survivors of the old work crew. He plans to spend his remaining years at his long time home and enjoys a well earned rest.
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Henry Mauzy
Burlington
Mr. Mauzy
Mauzy
Virginia Hills
Burlington Railroad
Washington Smith
Mr. Maury
Dovey
Mrs. Mary Fry Dies in Plattsmouth After Long Illness
Mrs. Mary Fry widow of Theodore T. Fry dies at seventy one and five months after a long illness. She came to Plattsmouth in 1886 from Warren county Iowa and leaves two children Mrs Grant Hackenberg and Mrs Philip Rhin and a brother S E Watson of Colorado Springs. Funeral Friday at 2 30 p m from First Christian church with Rev Walter R Robb officiating.
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Mary Fry
Theodore T. Fry
Fry
Plattsmouth
Warren County
Iowa
Valley of the Shadow
Grant Hackenberg
Philip F. Rhin
Union
S. E. Watson
Colorado
Marriage at Court House Seals Glenwood Rapid City Couple
Judge A H Duxbury officiated yesterday at the court house wedding of Henry Homack of Glenwood and Helen Minnig of Rapid City South Dakota. Witnesses were Lilian White deputy and Jessie M Robertson register of deeds. The couple will reside in Glenwood where Homack works as a steam fitter.
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A. H. Duxbury
Henry Homack
Glenwood
Helen Minnig
Rapid City
South Dakota
Lillian White
Jessie M. Robertson
Register of Deeds
Plattsmouth Masons Attend Nebraska Grand Lodge Session
A group from Plattsmouth led by James M. Robertson and other lodge officers attended the opening sessions of the Grand Lodge A F and A M of Nebraska held at the Masonic temple in Omaha.
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Platstmouth
Masons
Omaha
Grand Lodge
Nebraska
Masonic Temple
James M. Robertson
Knights Templar
James T. Begley
W. F. Evers
W. R. Holmes
Raymond C. Cook
Plattsmouth Lodge No. 6
A.F
A. M
Mrs. Louisa Spies Passes After Long Illness in Plattsmouth
Mrs. Louisa Spies died last night at 8 in the northwest city home after a prolonged illness. She resided in Plattsmouth for 55 years, born Louisa Egenberger in Baden Germany, married Herman Spies here, survived by eight children and several siblings. Funeral plans await family arrivals from distant locations.
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Louisa Spies
Frank Schuldice
Omaha
Plhattsmouth
Mia
Helens Egenberger
Germany
Louisa Egenberger
John V
Helena Egenberger
Malthausen
Baden
United States
Herman Spies
Borre
William Weber
L. B. Egenberger
B I L S Host Memorable PEO Social in Omaha
Last evening the B I L S male adjuncts to the P E O society treated the ladies to a dinner and theatre party in Omaha. Thirty five members traveled by auto, guests dined at the Fontenelle Hotel, roses and daisies adorned tables, C A Rawls spoke for the B U S, Mrs L O Minor led the ladies’ welcome, and after dinner the group enjoyed Riviera theatre entertainment. The hosts called it a wonderful time to remember.
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Omaha
Hotel Fontenelle
Pompadour
P. FE. C
C. A. Rawls
B. U.S
Boy suffers cut foot from glass at home
This morning the young son of Mr and Mrs George Downs stepped on a large piece of glare causing a severe cut to the left foot. The child was rushed to Dr R P Westover where the wound was dressed and the boy made comfortable.
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George Downs
R. P. Westover
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