Local visitors noted in Plattsmouth area this morning
A string of residents from near Cullom Cedar Cree Murray Nehawhka and other nearby towns visited Plattsmouth for short periods to handle business, shopping and personal matters. Notables included A E Poerneff Walter Schneider George Lohnes and James Johnson among several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monidars
A. E. Poerneff
Near Cullom
Walter Schneider
George Lohnes
Custom
Ovear Gapen
Omaha
South Side
George Enyder
West of Mynara
Karry Meisinger
Cedar Creek
James Johnson
Jimmie War
Various Local Visitors and Moves Across Town
Residents traveled to Omaha and Plattsmouth for visits and errands. J J Johnson’s son-in-law tended horses on Cullom property while Jacob Tritseh and Joseph Schlater visited for business. Father Higgins visited local churches and returned toward Omaha. Mrs Geo M Hild and daughters planned a Omaha visit to relatives. Leslie Dalton returned from overseas and headed to Havelock for a day. Hitt contractors won a building contract near Broken Bow. Mrs Walter Peters and child left for Sheridan Wyoming after visiting family. Adem Stoehr and Verna Stoeler planned a Omaha visit to see Mrs Stoeler’s hospital-bound mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adem Stoehr
Micce
Verna Stoeler
Omann
W. Stohhr
Omaha
Local residents visit Plattsmouth for business and travel
Ira Bates of Cedar Creek, Henry Sanders, J M Patterson of Union and S G Stone near Cedar Creek, C R R Troop, A D P Zaur and nephew Charles Zaur, E Hitt and son Charles with Chester Burks, J P Falter and son John W Falter, Henry Theriolf, Harry Moesinger, Laura Piston and Jacob Piston from Nehawka, and Edward Doran of Tipton precinct all appear in Plattsmouth for chores, markets, schooling, or assessments. Doran reports for precinct work after quarantine for smallpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Bates
Cedar Creek
Plattsmouth
Henry Sanders
S. G. Stone
C. RR. Troop
South Side
Omaha
A. DP. Zaur
Charles Zaur
South Bend
Court House
E. Hitt
Charles
Chester Bgrkes
Cullem
Karlington
John W. Falter
Henry Theriolf
Harry Moeisinger
Laura
Piston
Jacob Piston
Nehawka
Wille
Edward Doran
Eacle
Tipton
Wall Paper Paints Glass and Framing Offered
Frank Gobeman advertises wall paper paints glass and framing services. The notice highlights home improvement options and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gobeman
Debts Force Rethink for Plattsmouth School Campus
A special meeting of 39 trustees is called to decide dissolving the academy and founding a non sectarian military school on the site. The plan would sell a 21 acre adjoining farm to cover debts estimated at 50 000 with the campus and buildings remaining, following a postwar drop in attendance from 100 plus to under 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helleyue College
Plattsmonuth
Plu
McOn
Student Army Training Corps
Military School
Home from Army Service in the East
Sergeant Frank Marshall has returned from nearly a year in the army. He served with the Motor Transport Corps and wore the war sergeant insignia. While at a New Jersey camp his unit drove trucks to New York City and participated in multiple homecoming parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marshall
New Brunswick
New Jersey
New York City
Grand Central Park
Elud Te Set Home Plans Return to Camp Work
The subject intends to stay busy at the camp in the east then take a short rent before sailing into available work with suitable pay for services offered.
Former Citizen Visits Plattsmouth
G. W. McCracken, once with F. G. Fricke Drug, left ten years ago, spent five years in Tekamah, now lives in Creston and travels for Uneda Biscuit. He visited Plattsmouth yesterday to handle business and catch up with old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. McCracken
F. G. Fricke Drug Company
Tekamah
Creston
Uneda Biscuit Company
Samuel Khoeten to Return Home From Service
Samuel Rhoeten, who served nearly two years and spent a year overseas, is at Camp Funston receiving his discharge and will ride the Missouri Pacific morning train home. He planned to meet John F. Wehrbein in Lincoln but bad roads alter the route to Kansas City. Rhoeten, who lived with the Wehrbein family before enlisting, is praised as an excellent soldier and plans to resume civil life with his chosen work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rhoeten
Camp Funston
Missouri Pacific
John F. Wehrbein
Lincoln
Kansas City
Rhoeten
Nephew of John Haynie Weds Mrs Lucas in South Dakota Rome
The marriage of R Do Gammon to Mrs Lesnora Lucas of Winner South Dakota was performed at the Haynie home by Rev Scott after Gammon, a nephew of Mr and Mrs John Haynie, arrived in town with his bride to secure a license and credentials from the county judge. The couple, both farmers, returned to North Dakota yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR. Firvan
Ameach
Colorado
Bryan
Lodge of the Knights of Columbus
Edward Vallery
Femannen
R. Do. Gammon
Lesnora Lucas
Winner
South Dakota
John Haynie
Wade
Lucas
Haynie
Scott
Gammon
North Dakota
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Cenntays
Omrant
Patty Metzgar
Cedar Cree
Tor
Glen Perry
Murray
Charlie Chrisweisser
Meat Nehawhka
Micres
Nive Goex
Lucy Arnell
Bellevue
Epworth Leneue
Mismes Goldye
Gladys Kaffenberger
Elmwood
Prem Thesias
C. F. Harris
Ocond
John Thieroif
James Glenn
Ince
Louis- Ville
Henry A. Guthmann
Murdock
Owen Chiari
Waetor
Schuyler
United States
Federal Farm Loan Board
Chas. C. Parmele
Bank of
Cass County
Nebraska
Ren
Cullom
Hrins
Mr. Johnson
J. J. Johnson
Jacob W. Tritseh
West of Mynard
Joseph Schlater
Louisville
Plattemouth
Frank E. Schlater
Ed Fitzgerald
Father Higgins
Manley
M. A. Shine
St. John’s Catholic Church
Geo. M. Hild
Helen
Marie
Pearle
Burlington
Leslie Dalton
Havelock
Co. E. Hitt
Parmele Brothers
Broken Bow
Walter Peters
Littleahe
Peters
J. W. Peters
Weeping Water
Wm, Munter
Sheridan
Wyoming
J. M. Patterson
Union
Onme
Bellevue Academy
Kentucky
Velvet
Oliggell
Myers Fibacco
Cco Liggett A Pyers Tobacco CO
Marshall
Plymouth
Binder
WM. Schmidtman
Samuel Khoeten
R. D. Gammon
Bride
Sigature
Liberty Bonds
New York
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