County Court Handles Day of Probate Business
Judge A H Duxbury presided over a busy probate session addressing estates in Muridlocz Murdock Elmwood and San Diego. Appeals on Sarah A Thimgean and guardianship for Zoz children were considered alongside appointments and executors in multiple estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
Sarah A. Thimgean
Muridlocz
Christian L. Miller
Murdock
Simon PF. Sites
Elmwood
John Bartes
San Diego
California
Zoz
Andrew Zoz
Dwight N. Talcott
Greenwood
N. D. Talcott
John Clarence
Joe Lidgett
Man Escapes from Weeping Water Confinement
A mentally unbalanced prisoner escaped from an old garage in Weeping Water after Sheriff Stewart and County Attorney Kieck arrived to take custody. The jailerless man vanished, leaving authorities empty handed as he roamed free in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif—&.P. Stewart
W. G. Kieck
Weeping Water
Pleasant remembrance sent to Mrs Higley by Council Bluffs ladies
Mrs Higgins received a large bouquet of artificial flowers from her son Jack Elledge a streetcar conductor in Council Bluffs. A group of aged ladies along his suburban route sent the flowers expressing gratitude for his courtesy and care. The remembrance honors the Higley family and those thoughtful ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Higley
Jack Elledge
Council Bluffs
Elledge
Omaha
Iowa City
Elledes
Higley
Cowncil Bluffs
Distinguished Masons Visit Nebraska Masonic Home
A Monday visit by prominent Masons from across Nebraska toured the Masonic Home in Omaha and met residents. The delegation included O E Mickey Osceola Mil lard Robertson Omaha Supreme Judge Robert E Evans Dakota City Edward Burnham Norfolk Benjamin Pitman Chadron and Keith and Anna Evans son and daughter of Judge Evans. They praised the Home’s efficiency and surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Masonic Home
Grand Lodge Relief Committee
O. E. Mickey
Osceola
Millard M. Robertson
Omaha
Robert E. Evans
Dakota City
Edward Burnham
Norfolk
Benjamin Pitman
Chadron
Keith Evans
Anna Evans
Evans
Classified Want Ad for Rental Space
A brief notice requests readers to place classified wants in the Journal for renting space or properties. The item invites locals to submit short ads to reach potential tenants or landlords through the newspaper classifieds.
Returns from Chicago after funeral and visit
Louis Tickotter traveled to Chicago for his uncle Louis Kagel’s funeral and returned home after a brief family visit. He saw his brother Henry Tickotter and grandmother Mrs. Carl Ehlers, whom he had not seen in years. He notes Chicago’s exceptionally hot dry weather with weeks without rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Tickotter
Chicago
Louis Kagel
Tiekotter
Henry Tiekotter
Carl Ehlers
Louis
Settlement Confirmed In 1923 Wooster Injury Case
The Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Co. settles with Joseph Wooster for 3000 plus 435 already paid and 150 for medical treatment under workmen’s compensation. Wooster, struck at a Burlington railroad bridge site on November 30, 1923, suffered skull fracture and brain contusion and permanent disability. The settlement covers attorney fees and final court order directs payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Co
Joseph Wooster
Mr. Wooster
Burlington Railroad
Platte River
Bridge Company
Wooster
Fred Anheuser
Omaha
Most Delightful Program From Tuesdays Daily Library
An evening program of violin pupils from Mrs. A. D. Caldwell with an orchestra class was held at the public library. Soloists included Wilbur Hall Leona Hudson Ira Mumm and Grace Lindner with Laura Grossmen on banjo. The class featured Grace Lindner Leona Hudson Ira Mumm Wilbur Hall Marie Horn Jeen Caldwell on strings Eleanor McCarty banjo George Caldwell trumpet Frederick Gorder sax Hubert Wurl trombone Helen Wurl piano and Vivian Teich contributed two piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Caldwell
Public Library
Wilbur Hall
Leona Hudson
Ira Mumm
Grace Lindner
Laura Grossmen
Marie Horn
Jeen Caldwell
Eleanor McCarty
George Caldwell
Frederick Gorder
Hubert Wurl
Helen Wurl
Vivian Teich
Caldwell
Alley v Alley divorce filing cites cruelty and desertion
John C. Alley asks for a divorce from Nettie M. Alley in Beal District Court. He claims cruelty and desertion since fall 1924 and seeks custody of their minor daughter Opal Alley, 6, with marriage at Malvern Iowa on January 26, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorny J. A
Memorial Day Visit From Old Snoma Ranch Family
Mr and Mrs Peter Vallery arrived in the city Saturday for Memorial Day from their Snoma ranch east of Fruitdale. They were joined by Mrs Mary Wright 84 a Fruitdale resident whose husband son and daughter rest in Pine Slope cemetery. Though feeble she attended the Memorial services with her son in law and his daughter. Mrs Wright long connected with Cass county dating to the seventies and is sister to T W Vallery and Henry Vallery of near Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Vallery
Snoma
Fruitdale
Isler Carnival Coming to Plattsmouth for Week
J B Parker representing Isler Greater Shows announced a week long carnival in Plattsmouth Cass county from Monday June 15 to Saturday June 20. The ten show units plus five rides will tour Red Oak Iowa this week and travel to the tourist park on Washington avenue arriving Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Parker
Isler
Committee of the American Legion
Plattsmouth
Cass County
Isser
Red Oak
Iowa
Washington Avenue
Car crashes into shop window on North Fifth Street
Mrs G E Brubacher’s Ford rolled from a curb and struck Martin Cash and Carry window on North Fifth, shattering the large plate glass but causing no injuries. The runaway car was moved by spectator P A Mc Crary and driven away. Brubacher and Mrs Heinrich were shaken but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesday
North Fifth Street
Bates
G. E. Brubacher
City Appeals Case Over Parked Car Hit Electrolier
Plattsmouth appeals a county court ruling in a dispute with Ralph Doud over a car that rolled from a Main Street parking spot, struck an electrolier at Sixth and Main, and caused $68 in city damage. The court found for Doud and taxed $25 to the city. the case heads to district court before Judge Begley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Ralph Doud
Main Street
Drs. Livingston
Main Streets
Doud
Gradoville Orchestra Delights Ports mouth Dance Hall Crowd
The new Gradoville orchestra presented to Ports mouth on Friday at the Eagles hall has become a season hit. The group impresses with volume and tone, attracting dancers. Gradoville notes careful assembling of a talented lineup for the new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gradoville
Portsmouth
Eagles Hall
Hon W H Newell Returns to Nebraska in Improving Health
Hon W H Newell has just returned to Nebraska from a winter in Fort Lauderdale Florida and is feeling greatly improved despite advanced age and infirmities. He is regaining strength and enjoys familiar associations with family and friends who are delighted by his better condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Newell
Nebraska
Fort Lauderiaile
Florida
Newell
Man and girl taken in here on Saturday
A 14 year old girl Margaret Brown and a 28 year old man Earl Showalter were taken into custody after being found wandering along the Burlington tracks. They were held by Sheriff E P Stewart after questioning at the courthouse and later returned to Omaha by South Side police where charges were to be filed against the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margearet Brown
South Omaha
Ida Brown
South Twenty-sixth Street
Earl Showalter
Ace
Richmond
Indiana
South Side
Papililon
Plattsmouth
Cudahy
Showalter
Stewart
Omaha
George O Dovey Joins Hole In One Club At Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth official George O Dovey a cashier at First National bank joined the Hole In One Club after a Friday round at the Plattsmouth club. His shot on hole No 9 went in the cup proving his skill and earning him prizes from the national organization along with personal satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Dovey
First National Bank
R. P. Westover
Jess Varga
Dovey
Plattsmouth
Bundy
Business forms of all kinds printed as the Fonewal offic
A brief notice describes Fonewal offering printing of various business forms. The readable text notes services for office documents and related printing needs, implying a focus on standard administrative materials.
City Prevails In District Court Land Tax Suit
The City of Plattsmouth won a land tax case in district court Saturday over John H. Wiles and others seeking to strip a southern city tract from municipal boundaries. Testimony cited water fire and light services and police protection to defend keeping the area inside the city limits. The judge ruled the city’s case persuasive and denied the plaintiffs’ petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wiles
Plattsmouth
L. O. Minor
Sandin
Nebraska Gas & Electric Co
Hinrichsen
Barcley
Henry Hilbert Estate Hearings in County Court
At the county court room Judge A H Duxbury presided over a Henry Hilbert estate hearing. Mrs Bert Reed claimed 394 dollars for care and board of the deceased. after evidence the court awarded 200 dollars from the estate. Judge Allen J Beeson represented the estate and Charlies E Martin represented the claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallar
Court House
A. H. Duxbury
Henry Hilbert
Bert Reed
Hilbert
Allen J. Beeson
Charlies E. Martin
Councilman Schutz Plans Jail Cleaning and Sanitation
Tulsa Daily reports Councilman Schutz of the parks and improvement committee prepares plans to plaster and clean the city jail. He seeks interior washing and removal of bedding and vermin, aiming for a sanitary, halfway respectable facility for prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsdey
Dallye
Schutz
Fourth Ward
Mr. Schutz
Commissioners Equalizing Opens Three Day Session
The Cass county board of commissioners began a three day session at the courthouse functioning as a board of equalization. State law requires a period between three and twenty days and the Cass county board has consistently settled tax complaints within the three day limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Cass County Board
Camp Fire Girls Hold Regu lar Social Meeting
The Campfire Girls met at Miss Louisa Albert's home for a regular social gathering with a planned program. Members participated in activities before an afternoon tea featuring a dainty lunch served by Miss Albert and her aunt Miss Margaret Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Louisa Albert
Flinch
Miss Margaret Albert
Miss Violette Begley Returns Home After Surgery
Miss Violette Begley, recently operated on for appendicitis at Methodist hospital in Omaha, returned home to this city yesterday. Judge and Mrs James T Begley drove up to Omaha to bring her back, noting her rapid recovery after only a week in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violette Begley
Methodist
Omaha
James T. Begley
Mise Violette
Former Superintendent Brooks Named Burlington Iowa Schools Head
W G Brooks of Plattemouth and York has been elected superintendent of Burlington Iowa schools. Brooks previously led Plattemouth and York districts and served as secretary of the Nebraska High School Athletic Association. Burlington’s 24000 population implies a larger district to manage and expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Brooks
Plattsmouth
Iowa
Smiomdas
Brooks
Burlington
York
Nebraska
Plattemouth
Nebraska City
Nebraska High School Athletic Association
Piatt Wiltsey Marriage Sealed in Lincoln Nebraska
Estell Piatt son of Mr and Mrs George Piatt of Silver City and Miss Alice G Wiltsey of Alliance Nebraska were married Tuesday June 2 in Lincoln. Piatt will join his brother Clyde at Treynor for now. Piatt was grandson of the late N B Piatt, longtime Glenwood resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Estell Piatt
George Piatt
Silver City
Alice G. Wiltsey
Alliance
Piatt
Clyde
Treynor
Glenwood Tribune
N. 8. Piatt
Hot Shot timer brush for Ford vehicles
Advertisement noting a "Hot Shot" timer brush for Ford cars trucks and tractors. Sold postpaid at 21.50 with money back guarantee. Agent S A Van Winkle contact 410-6td-d4tw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
S. A. van Winkle
Death of Mrs Hans Kemp Former Cass County Resident
A message from Fred H. Mumm reports the death of Mrs Hans Kemp in Lockwood Missouri. She lived in Cass county for years and farmed near the city before moving with family to Lockwood fifteen years ago. Survived by husband and son Henry Kemp. sister of the late Peter Goos and Mrs Anna Goos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Mumm
Hans Kemp
Lockwood
Missouri
Cass County
M. G. Stava
Pioneer Day celebrates 116th Bellevue event with tableaux
Governor Adam McMullen officializes the celebration to be held in Bellevue on Saturday June 20 with the Nebraska State Historical Society organizing tableaux photographs as the main feature. Old timers gather at 11 00 A M for reunions followed by luncheon R A Kirkpatrick American Legion Historian will recount Bellevue's history. The day includes a patriotic address by the governor and carnival amusements athletic contests a Bellevue Athletic Club vs Bellevue Independents baseball game and open air dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam McMullen
Nebraska State Historican Society
Ellevue
R. A. Kirkpatrick
American Legion
Bellevue
Bellevue Athletic Club
Bellevue Independents
Junior Sluggers Forfeit Game After Opponent Absence
The Junior Sluggers were ready to play when Johnny Kaiasek and his nine failed to arrive as the time approached. Johnny had gone fishing with his team, and the umpire declared the game forfeited to the Junior Sluggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondey
Sporting Department
the Journal
Johnny Kaiasek
Johnny
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Bridge Co
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Legion Drum Corps
Sheriff Stewart
Camp Fire Girls
Lockwood, MO
Junior Sluggers
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