Everett Noble Wins Ford Car at Elks Dance Fundraiser
The Cay-Last evening the Elks at the American Legion building held a charity dance to raise funds for the Crippled Children's fund. Blondy Baughan orchestra played, and the Ford sedan prize was awarded to Everett Noble after the final drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cay
Elks
American Legion
Crippled Children’s Fund
Order
Blondy Baughan
Sheriff Reed
Everett Noble
Mr. Noble
Ford
Lindbergh Completes Transcontinental Flight To New York
Col Charles A Lindbergh lands at Curtiss Field New York at 456 pm after a Buffalo to New York leg concluding a round trip cross country flight for Trans Continental Air Transport Inc where he serves as technical advisor He brings two passengers and avoids attention as crowd focuses on Thea Rasche and Mabel Boll planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss Field
N. Y
Charles A. Lindbergh
Buffalo
Trans-Continental Air Transport, Inc
Thea Rasche
Mabel Boll
Magazines Solicitor McGlone Sentenced to Five Years
E J McGlone magazine solicitor long active in the region was given a five year term in the Iowa penitentiary for blackmail. He operated with two companions and targeted the wife of a Marshalltown resident after threats. Morton Davis received a sentence in the state reformatory and J O Young of Chicago also drew a prison term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. McGlone
Violet Grassman
Louisville
Iowa
Marshalltown
McGlone
Omaha
Magazine
Morton Davis
State Reformatory
J. O. Young
Chicago
Boy, 6, Struck by Auto in Lincoln Incident
A six-year-old boy, Pat Clement, suffered a compound arm fracture and possible skull fracture after being struck by an automobile driven by James Glaman of Fort Dodge Iowa. The child reportedly dashed into the street attempting to cross.
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Lincoln
Pat Clement
James Glaman
Fort Dodge
For paperhanging and painting call for J H Graves
Legal blanks of all kinds for sale at the Journal office in Plattsmouth Nebraska. Call 605 for J H Graves located in Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Graves
Plattsmouth
Journal
Arctic Fliers Reach Paris After London Flight
Capt. George H. Wilkins and Carl B. Eielson, Arctic fliers, arrived in Paris from London by airplane. They were welcomed by the French aero club and dignitaries including Ambassador Herrick and the British embassy attache. An official reception at the city hall is planned, with calls to embassies and the aero club banquet before a Sunday return to London.
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Paris
London
George H. Wilkins
Carl B. Eielson
French Aero Club
Herrick
Attches
Wilkina
Ejelson
Legation
Aero Club
Wedding of Inez Fosberg and Thorwald Hansen at Cass County home
A Sunday afternoon ceremony united Miss Inez A Fosberg and Mr. Thorwald V Hansen at the Fosberg home southwest of Louisville. Rev. R J Myers officiated with ring vows and a three course luncheon followed. The bride, a Cass county teacher, and groom, a Grand Island area farmer, will reside in Elba Nebraska awaiting best wishes from the community.
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Inez A. Fosberg
Thorwald V. Hansen
Charles J. Fosberg
Louisville
R. J. Myers
M. E. Church of
A. W. Hansen
C. E. Carlson
H. G. Shandy
Schaefer
Texas
Cass County
Fosberg
Grand Island
Elba
Nebraska
Louisville Courier
Plattsmouth Band Boosts Carnival Tour Through Louisville
About fifty Plattsmouth citizens including band members and American Legion riders traveled to Louisville and Weeping Water on a booster trip to promote the Isler Carnival Shows coming next week. The party performed with the Weeping Water band, spread advertising, and enjoyed the Thursday night activities and a Brondy Baughan orchestra dance at Philpot's hall.
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Plattsmouth
Band
American Legion
Louisville
Weeping Water
Cement City
Legion
Main Street
Weeping Water Band
Philpot’s Hall
Brondy Baughan
Elks
Passing of a Loved Resident of Cass County
Obituary for Caroline Sophia Seiker, widow of Rev. F Backemeyer, who died after a brief illness in Elmwood. Born January 4, 1853 in Diepenau Hanover Germany she immigrated in 1871 and supported her minister husband across several towns. She leaves six children and a brother. Funeral held June 3 with local clergy and community attendance.
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Caroline Sophia Seiker
F. Backemeyer
Diepenan Hanover
Germany
America
Rev
Backemeyer
Fremont
Stanton
Grand Island
Fred Backemeyer
Hastings
Mother Backemeer
Elmwood
Vesta
Waco
Gary
Indiana
Chris
Neb
Marie
Denver
Colo
Emilie
Ernest
Seattle
Fred
Ind
Miami
Florida
William Seiker
E. F Haist
Kearney
Chas. Lewien
F. L. Wiegert
H. Pieper
Victor West
M. E. Church
N. Norenberg
Calahan
Harry Grene
Joe Kunz
Walter Lenz
Henry Bornemeier
Saint Paul
Corinthians
Haist
Lewien
Eccho
Elmer Johnson Leaves for Lincoln Then Chicago Visit
Elmer Johnson leaves this morning for Lincoln after a brief visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson. He plans to visit university friends and then travel to Chicago for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Johnson
Lincoln
Mrs. C. A. Johnson
Chicago
Woodland honored as grand lodge elects Nebraskas leaders
The 71st annual Grand Lodge convention of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Nebraska in Omaha heard officers elected Tuesday night. Frank H. Woodland of Omaha was chosen grand master, succeeding Albert R. Davis of Wayne. Ira C. Freet of York became deputy grand master and other officers were named. More than 600 delegates from 289 lodges attended as 250 towns were represented. William A. Cotton of Nebraska City, 96, is noted as the oldest Mason at 67 years in the order.
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Nebrask
Omaha
Frank H. Woodland
Albert R. Davis
Wayne
Ira C. Freet
York
Orvile A. Andrews
Lincoln
John
Grand Tuler
Lewis E. Smith
Nebraska Veteran Freemasons’ Association
Masons
The
Fra
W. A. Cotton
William A. Cotton
Nebraska City
Mr. Cotton
Palmyra
George H. Thummel
John J. Wemple
Samuel P. Davidson
Henry H. Wilson
Frank E. Bullard
Charles E. Burnham
Harry A. Cheney
James R. Cain Jr
Sam
Banquet Illness Hits 140 at Washington High School
A Tuesday banquet at Business High School in Washington leaves 140 ill, with 12 in serious condition. The event honored a cadet drill victory. Among the sick are 107 students and Stephen E. Kramer, first assistant superintendent of schools. An investigation is ongoing.
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Washington
Business High School
Stephen E. Kramer
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Little Miss Gloria
Immanuel Hospital
That City
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Charles Chappell
Minden
J. J. Wemple
Cleveland
A. R. Davis
E. C. Houston
Tekamah
Matthew A. Hall
Lodge 268
Masonic Temple
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Andrew H. Viele
Frederic L. Temple
Ambrose C. Epperson
John J. Tooley
Joseph B. Fradenburg
Charles A. Chappell
Robert R. Dickson
John Wright
Edwin D. Crites
Thomas Walling Company
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