Death of Former Resident of This Vicinity in East
Mrs. and E. Carrigan, 86, longtime Plattsmouth resident, dies Saturday at daughter Mrs. H. E. Olderson’s home in Eveneville Indiana. Native of Pennsylvania, spent most life in Nebraska with family in Plattsmouth and Havelock. Member of Woman's Relief Corps forty-three years and Christian Church devout. survived by three children: Mrs. H. E. Olderson, Council Bluffs, J. I. Carrigan, Havelock, and J. R. Carrigan, Havelock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Carrigan
Plairsmouth
H. E. Olderson
Eveneville
Indiana
Carrigan
Pennsyylvania
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Samuel Carrigan
Havelock
Woman's Relief Corps
Christian Church
Evarsville
Jd. i. Carrizan
Council Bhiffs
J. R. Carrigan
Police raid nets beer stock at Lincoln Avenue residence
Chief Libershal Deputy Ray Becker and Officer Pickrel raided Robert Dickey's Lincoln avenue home. They found 26 quarts of beer and many empty bottles with several visitors present. Dickey was jailed to face liquor law violation charges, a second offense likely to bring a stiff sentence if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libershal
Dave Pickrel
Ray Becker
Robert Dickey
Lincoln Avenue
Granite Street
Dickey
Mr. Dickey
Fine program by Bee Hive lodge chorus at Mosaic Home
The Bee Hive lodge male chorus of South Omaha directed by Fred G. Ellis presented a fine program for Mosaic Home residents on Sunday. Mrs Rath of Omaha accompanied the chorus as they performed in both the main building and the infirmary for residents and lodge members on the Home grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Masonic Home
Bee Hive Lodge
South Omaha
Fred G. Ellis
Rath
Omaha
Stolen Car Recovered Near Marysville Missouri
The car belonging to Mark Burton of Nehawka, stolen two weeks ago from Nebraska City, has been found abandoned in Marysville Missouri. Sheriff Ed W. Thimgan reports the vehicle was used by a joyrider before being left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Burton
Nehawka
Nebraska City
Ed W. Thimgan
Marysville
Missouri
Ca R
Pleads Guilty in Liquor Possession Case
Robert Dickey, arrested Saturday night on liquor possession charges, has pleaded guilty. He has been ill in jail, and sentence is postponed until Saturday when Judge Duxbury will hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dickey
Dickey
Duxbury
Students Return Home for Summer Vacation from State University
The state university term ends and local youths come home for break. Miss Vestetta Robertson Miss Winifred Rainey Miss Theresa Lilvershal Donald Rainey and James Begsey return from campus. Edgar Wescott plans a brief stay at the summer school while Jerry Adam graduates today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Vestetta Robertson
Winifred Rainey
Theresa Lilvershal
Donald Rainey
James Begsey
Edgar Wescott
University
Jerry Adam
Merchants Edge Weeping Water Colts In Close Duel
The Plattsmouth Merchants defeated the Weeping Water Colts by a tight margin in a game marked by fast fielding and multiple lead changes. A late rally and key hits, including Gib Hirz's two hits, swung momentum before a ninth inning dispute over a lineup change.
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Plattsmouth Merchants
Weeping Water Colts
Inn
Merchants
Colts
Sprecher
Gib Hirz
Ray Shotgun
Krisky
Martin
The
Ray
Miss Jessie Robertson Returns From University of Illinois
Miss Jessie M. Robertson, who has been taking a graduate course in library science at the University of Illinois at Urbana, returns home for summer vacation and to visit family and friends. She will receive her bachelor’s degree in library work next Monday, the university’s graduating day, after completing an exacting course with high honors. She hastened home due to her mother’s illness and is glad to find her mother much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie M. Robertson
University of Ilinois
Urbana
Miss Robertson
Ilinois University
Stop Bird Killing In Nebraska County Action Alert
County Attorney W G Kieck reports complaints of boys using sling shots and air guns to kill song birds across the city. The Nebraska bird protection law is severe and will be enforced against offenders. Stop now or face charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Kieck
Nebraska
Frank Recek charged with assault in county court
A county court filed a complaint Saturday night against Frank Recek residing west of the city for assault. Bertha Recek, wife of the defendant, is the complainant. Recek was brought in by Deputy Sheriff Becker, waived arraignment, pleaded not guilty, and was released on $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Recek
Bertha Recek
Special Mes sage to Readers from Betty Lou
Betty Lou of Mondar's Craity writes to Plattsmouth readers praising local merchants. She spent 12 pleasant days in the city, lauds store selection and low prices, urges residents to give home stores first chance, and promises a regular column in the Journal every two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondar’s Craity
Betty Lou
Plattsmouth
Mr. Bates
Journal
To Open Up Mine From Tuesday's Party
W E Scott Jr. leaves Boise bound to oversee reopening of a long inactive gold mine. He will head engineering work for a company of western capitalists already active in the project. Mrs Scott remains at parental home in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Scott, Jr
T. P. Livingston
Boise
Idaho
Scott
Nevada
Lightbody Family Leaves For Charles City Iowa
Mr and Mrs H A Lightbody and family depart Tuesday to their future home in Charles City Iowa The father has worked there for some time while the rest of the family stayed until their son Hugh finished high school He will graduate in 1932 The family came eight years ago and were highly esteemed residents whose departure is a sad loss to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Lightbody
Charles City
Iowa
Mrs Meisinger Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. John Meisinger Sr has returned to her home from University hospital after a four week stay. She is slowly recovering from a serious operation performed in the first week of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meisinger
Cars Involved in North Of Masonic Home Smashup
A collision occurred just north of the Masonic Home involving Ralph Murphy of Weeping Water and Timmerman of Omaha. Murphy was turning from Webster boulevard onto the west road when Timmerman’s car neared. Both drivers were bruised but injuries were not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Murphy
Mil Timmerman
Omaha
Masonic Home
Mr. Timmerman
Mr. Murphy
Webster Boulevard
Murphy
Mr.Timmerman
Mrs. Sarah E. Bissing Dies Here After Illness
Mrs. Sarah A. Bissing aged 71 died Tuesday after a short illness of pneumonia. Born in New York on September 17 181 and longtime Hayes Kansas resident she is survived by daughters Mrs. Fred I. Rea and Mrs. Ella C. Penny and son John Bissing. Body was taken to Hays for funeral services scheduled Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Bissing
Fred I. Rea
Rea
Ella C. Penny
Lorenz
Kansas
John Bissing
Hays
Levy for City Schools Cut to 15 Mills Total
The board of education set the city schools levy for the coming year at 13 mills for operations and 2 mills for school bonds. They reduced expenses by consolidating lower grades and trimming salaries from the superintendent downward, saving taxpayers thousands while maintaining high standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Jevy
Alwins Travel to California for Los Angeles Visit
Mr. and Mrs. John Alwin depart Sunday for Kansas City where Mrs. Alwin will fly to Los Angeles California. There she will spend about thirty days visiting sister Mrs. W. E. Maxon and family and old time friends among Plattsmouth residents in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alwin
Kansas City
C. M. Miller Turns In Coyotes for County Bounty
Alvo resident C. M. Miller visited the county clerk's office and turned in five coyote scalps. He received a two dollar bounty for each scalp, collected Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Miller
Alvo
Sayles
W C T U Flower Mission Held at Troop Home
The W C T U held its annual Flower Mission at Mrs. Hubert Troop’s Granite street home with local women assisting. A diverse program featured readings, piano and violin numbers by Miss Janet Westover, Miss Ruth Westover, Miss Mary Ann Highfield, Miss Marjorie Ann, Miss Leona Meisinger, and Miss Catherine Terryberry, with Mrs. F G Morgan directing. Afterward guests served refreshments and distributed about twenty five bouquets to sick and shut in residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Troop
Granite Street
Mary Woodry
W. O. Troop
Nehawka
Charles Troop
F. G. Morgan
Janet Westover
Ruth Westover
Mary Ann Highfield
Marjorie Ann
Peru State
Jessie Robertson
Jennie Cassidy
Wise Shoe Donations Aid Children's Relief Drive
The Associated Charities directors met at the court house to address extensive winter relief needs. Many calls for shoes, especially for children aged 2 to 10, prompted plans to collect usable footwear and repair them for reuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Court House
Rawls Family to Visit City Before Nebraska Trip
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Rawls and their Butte Montana family plan a visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rawls in the city. They will depart soon by auto for Nebraska, their first visit in thirteen years. Mr. Rawls previously worked at CC E Wescott's Sons here before WWI service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Rawls
Butte
Montana
Mr. Rawls
C. A. Rawls
Auto
Nebraska
CC. E. Wescott’s Sons
Knighthood of Youth Gains Ground in Cass County Schools
Dr. Francis Kirkman of New York City visited Cass County to review the Knighthood of Youth program underway in rural schools. County Superintendent Miss Alpha Peterson and Miss Daisy Simons of Lincoln discussed progress, noting three quarters of Cass County schools participate. The program, endorsed by State Superintendent C. W. Taylor, emphasizes kindness, character building, and consideration for others as first graders begin school. It is not yet adopted in city schools. Nebraska leads in rural implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Kirkman
New York City
National Child Welfare Educational Movement
Cass County
Knigghthood of
Alpha Peterson
Daisy Simons
Lincoln
Peterson
Nebraska
Althon
Kansas
Cc. W. Tayior
Teachers Arrive Home From Montana And New Mexico
Russell Wasley returns to Bozeman Montana after a successful year teaching in public schools and leading football and basketball teams. Joe Krejci, formerly at Grant New Mexico and Peru State, comes home this week after being an all state player in football and basketball and will join the Murray Red Sox baseball team for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Wasley
Montana
Mr. Wasley
Bozeman
Joe Krejci
Nebraska
Grant
New Mexico
Joe
Peru State Teachers College
Murray Red Sox
Tonsil Operation Performed On Local Farmer
This morning at Dr. L. S. Pucelik's office a tonsil operation was performed on Herman Weiss a well known farmer near the city. The patient is doing nicely though effects will last a few days. John Cloidt Jr also had a minor operation at the same office and is reported as doing nicely. Dr. E J Gillespie assisted Dr Pacelik in both operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Pucelik
Herman Weiss
John Cloidt, Jr
Psacelik
E. J. Gillespie
Pacelik
Hazel Watson and Arthur Aitkenhead wed in Omaha
The marriage of Miss Hazel Watson and Arthur Aitkenhead occurred Tuesday afternoon at the residence of Rev. O G Wichmann in Omaha. The ceremony was witnessed by Mr and Mrs O M Grantham of Omaha, after which the bridal party returned to the metropolitan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Wichmann
Hazel Watson
Arthur Aitkenhead
Omaha
0. M. Grantham
Raise
Metropolis
Showing Improvement for Mrs Lehnhoff After Fall at Methodist
Friends announce Mrs. F. D. Lehnhoff is recovering well after a hip level leg fracture from a fall. She has shown steady progress at Omaha's Methodist Hospital and may return home within two weeks if improvement continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Lehnhoff
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Bates Book & Gift Shop Showcases Father’s Day Art Cards
A large and attractive line of Father’s Day art greeting cards is on display at Bates Book & Gift Shop. The shop offers a wide selection for customers seeking unique keepsakes to honor dads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Bates Book & Gift Shop
Lightning Strikes Barn at Hall Place Storm Ravages Orchard Hill Barn
A barn at Julius Hall’s residence on Orchard Hill was destroyed by fire after a lightning strike during a severe storm. Ed Snodgrass and sons Albert and Hall were unloading hay when the bolt hit, injuring Snodgrass and Hall. A horse was knocked down but recovered. firemen checked spread as heavy rain helped. Contents were uninsured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Hall
Albert Snodgrass
Orchard Hill
Mr. Hall
Ed Snodgrass
Albert
Mr. Snodgrass
Akho el
Rotary hears on Citizens Military Training Camp plan
Rotary members learned about the Citizens Military Training Camp a national defense program offering 30 day yearly outings for youth. Attorney J A Capwell, reserve officer, outlined camps across the country and his experience as an instructor at Fort Crook. Miss Marjorie Arn sang with piano selections. Frank M Bestor led the meeting and talent program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Citizens Military Training Camp
J. A. Capwell
Reserve Officers Corps
Capwell
Fort Crook
Marjorie Arn
Peru State Teachers College
Frank M. Bestor
Bouquet donations mark W C T U flower mission event
The W C T U of the city held their annual flower mission on Monday with many fine bouquets distributed to the sick and shut ins. The Journal office received a bouquet of late spring flowers brought by Mrs. Fred G. Morgan, a active member of the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Fred G. Morgan
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. E. Carrigan
Sarah E. Bissing
California
W.C.T.U
Wise Shoe
New York
Hall Place
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