Recital at Miss Gass Home Showcases Student Talent
A large gathering of parents and friends attended Miss Olive Gass's annual piano recital on West Marble Street. Notable numbers included Rendels Gogle on E flat horn Recreation, vocal solo The Spring Has Come by Mrs. Charles Jelinek with Estelle Baird on piano, Humoresque violin solo by Mrs. F D Caldwell with Christine Coughlin, and a Shower of Stars finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Gass
West Marble St
Miss Gass
Rendles Gogle
Lawrence Bogle
Charles Jelinek
Estelle Baird
F. PD. Caldwell
Christine Coughan
Bogie
Nehawka men fined for motorcycle speed test in city
Messrs Aubrey and Grover Hopkins visiting Nehawka residents called on Judge M Archer by invitation of Chief Wm Barclay and paid a five dollar fine plus costs each after being found to exceed sixty miles per hour on a motorcycle. The pair appeared satisfied with the moderate assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Aubrey
Grover Hopkins
Nehawka
Wm. Barclay
Polies
M. Archer
Red Cross Worker To Serve In France Departing Soon
Prem Seondava with Mr I G McCluskey and young Catherine depart for Omaha to visit Mrs McClusky sister Ethel Hughes before she sails to France with the 4th Red Cross unit. Hughes will enter active service as a Red Cross worker in the near future as plans for departure are set.
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Prem Seondava Bras
I. G. McCluskey
Little Darehkder
Catherine
Omaha
McClusky
Si Ethel Hughes
France
Red Cross
Ned Cross
Ethel Hughes
Dr Thomas' Eclectic Remedy for Cuts and Burns
An 23 year household medicine sells Dr Thomas eclectic remedy for cuts sprains burns scalds and bruises in drug stores priced at 2 cents and 60 cents.
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America
Dr. Thomas
Eclectic Iy
Lost Ford tire between Plattsmouth and Guy Kiser farm
A brand new Geedrich Ford tire is lost between Plattsmouth and the Guy Kiser farm home. Finder should notify Mrs. C. N. Beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Guy Kiser
Geedrich
Mre.c. N. Beverage
Former Plattsmouth Girl Visits Here
Mrs CC W Belville of Southwestern Minnesota visits Plattsmouth in the company of local friends. Eva Sherman Belville, a former Plattsmouth high school graduate, spoke in Lake Crystal on Red Cross Paris in Wartime and visited Paris in 1914 with her husband. Their son Lloyd Belville serves in the U S Marine Corps in France. Mrs Belville plans a two to three week stay and notes W Sherman in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. W. Belville
Minnesota
G. F. S. Burton
Belville
Eva Sherman
Plattsmouth
Our High School
C. W. Sherman
The
Daily Journal
Lake Crystal
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Red Cross
Paris
Los Angeles
Calif
Machinery dealers advertise mowers and repairs by Gorder
John I. Gorder of Plattsmouth Nebraska lists Having Machinery McCormick and Deering mowers and rakes with a full line of repairs. W. E. Rosencrans returns from a state trip reporting good conditions and heads to Weeping Water for daily business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick and Deering
Same
John I. Gorder
Plattsmouth, Neb
W. E. Rosencrans
Landmark Home to Be Razed for Modern Bungalow
The Bates family will remove their north Seventh Street house built in 1863 by Henry Boeck and Chris Metzgar Jr to make way for a contemporary bungalow. The long, contested chain of ownership includes George Boeck, Altapper of Weeping Water, and James M. Pattee before Abram Rupley, with the property later acquired by R. A. Bates. The change aims to boost the city’s housing stock and continue the pattern of newer, quality homes in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morndauss Daily
Robert Bates
North Seventh Street
R. A. Bates
Henry Boeck
Chris Metzgar Jr
George Boeck
Mr. Boack
James M. Pattee
Abram Rupley
Bates
Decree Set Aside In Gaskill Divorce Suit
Margret Gaskill filed for divorce against husband John M. Gaskill. He failed to appear, leading to a decree in favor of the plaintiff. Later the court learned he was in the U S Army and had no notice, so the decree was set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margret Gaskill
John M. Gaskill
United States Army
Death Claims Dr. J. W. Dean Father of Local Resident
Dr. John W. Dean of Maryville Missouri, born February 20 1842 in Kentucky, died at 4 30 this morning. Civil War surgeon, Rush Medical College graduate, practiced medicine in Maryville over fifty years. Survived by daughter Mrs J F Douglas. funeral to be held in Maryville at Dr L E Deans home with remains traveling by Burlington two tonight.
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Daly
John W. Dean
J. BE. Douglas
Dean
Kentucky
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Nancy Abigail Lege
Gosport
Ind
Maryville
Marysville
Oklahoma
J. FE. Donglas
Maryville From the Home of His Son Dr. L. E. Dean
Burlington
Walter Tower Accepts New Garage Post in Kearney
Walter Tower departed from Mondary's Dalle in his self built speedster to take a job at Co. L. Fay's garage in Kearney. He formerly worked here and will earn fifteen dollars more per week in his new position. The trip began around eight o'clock yesterday morning with an expected arrival by evening.
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Mondary
Dalle
Walter Tower
Kearney
Co. L. Fay
Walter
Joseph E Wiles Buys New Chandler Six Car
Joseph E Wiles purchased a new Chandler six from John F. Gorder for himself and his wife. He chose the Dispatch Model, claiming it to be the fastest car of the year. The Robin Bez Elite is the car’s name, noted for its beauty and up to date equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Wiles
Chandler
John F. Gorder
Dispatch
Five Die in Railroad Crossing Auto Crash Near Seneca
Lincoln message reports Cary Ayers his wife and three children killed crossing a Burlington road railroad crossing. Two children survived the crash and a policy paid just over two thousand dollars. J W Holmes, Lincoln rep for the company, notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Holmes
Lincoln
Seneca
Cary Ayers
Burlington Road
Holmes
Arrival and possible Marines battle involvement in France
Byron Armes reports to his mother from France noting letters written May 5 and May 18. He describes a thirty hour ride and suggests Marines fought the Huns in the current engagement, with his unit moved ashore and likely present in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Armes
France
Byron
Landine
Chickens Won’t Hatch Near Fort Omahe After Gun Vibrations
Mrs. Julius Neilson visited Ft. Omahe this afternoon carrying many young chickens for friends Mrs. Andrew Johnsen and Mrs. Oscar Johnsen. The strong gun vibrations reportedly prevented hatching at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Neilson
Ft. Omahe
Moesdames Andrew and
Oscar Johnsen
Harry Lutz Buried at Oak Hill
The funeral of the late Harry Lutz was held yesterday from the Methodist church in this city. The entire funeral cortege came from Omaha in autos. Services were conducted by a minister and singers from Omaha and the interment was at Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pneily
Harry Luts
Methodist
Omaha
Oak Hill Cemetery
Burdeck Blood Bitters Promoted for Dyspepsia
Advertisement claims Burdeck Blood Bitters strengthen digestion and purify the blood for dyspepsia. Sold at all drug stores for $1.25 a bottle.
Obituary for Mae Ken Bates Goodman in Plattsmouth
Mae Ken Bates Goodman, born November 25, 1880 in Plattsmouth, died June 5, 1918 after an accident and blood poisoning. She was married to B. F. Goodman and left three children, a mother, and a sister. Funeral held June 7 at the Christian church in Plattsmouth with Rev. Hargett presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krom Mondas
Mae Ken Bates Goodman
Mae
Mhe
Goodman
Plattsmouth
B. F. Goodman
Christian Church
Hargett
Auto crash on rough roads injures Frank S Shelden
Last Saturday evening Frank S Shelden riding near Murray was thrown against the car bows on rough roads south of Oscar Gapens place. He sustained a deep cut about three inches long on his nose and cheek and said he was thankful it was not worse, calling for road repairs.
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Mondas
Frank S. Shelden
Murray
Oscar Gapens Place
Frank
Public Notice of Real Estate Transfer in Mynard Cass Co
Legal publication announcing a petition by Edward J T Connelly to appoint a trustee and transfer parcel Twenty 20 and Twenty One 21 in Lone s First Addition Mynard Cass Nebraska from the Methodist Episcopal Church to the Nebraska Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church United States of America. Hearing set for June 26 1915 at 10 am with objections invited and notice published in The Blattsmouth Journal for three weeks and posted in three public places.
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Edward J. T. Connely
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mynard
Nebraska
United States of America
Edward J.T. Connelly
Cass County
Willets
Lone’s
Mynerd
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Hat Sail Methodist Episcopal Church
Blattsmouth Journal
Cass
James T. Begley
Distreit Court
Estate of Francis S White probate petition filed in Cass County
State of Nebraska Cass county 8 in County Court notice to interested persons creditors and heirs that A W Willetas filed a petition alleging Francis S White died intestate in Cass County on January 7 1911 and owned described real estate as resident inhabitant of the county
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State of
Nebraska
Cass County
Francis S White
A. W. Willetas
Franccis
White
Suk
Beinze
Heirs Filed Petition in Plattsmouth Nebraska Case
Probate petition seeks decree determining heirship for deceased W J White and listed heirs Diana Edgerton White Rosa A Leonard Florence White Redfern Anna White Janet White Esther White and John H White beneficiaries with hearing set May 24 1918 in County Court Plattsmouth Nebraska Judge Allen J Beeson supervises the matter and seal shown.
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Plattsmouth
Case -Courtty
Nebraska
Diana Edgerton White
W. J. White
Rosa A. Leonard
Francis EK. White
A. CC. White
Florence White Redfern
Anna Ft
Said
Phattemouth
Allen J. Beeson
Estate of Josephine Ruffner creditors notice
In Cass county Nebraska County Court Plattsmouth the estate of Josephine Agnes Ruffner deceased creditors are notified to appear July 5 1918 and October 5 1918 at 10 am to examine claims with three months to present and one year for payment from July 5 1918 witness seal May 15 1918 County Judge
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Josephine Agnes Ruffner
Plattsmouth
Vleime
John Chalfont
Pintismoeuth
Jail County
Clajims Sevinst
Jims
A. Lh
Said
Notice to heirs in Oldham estate action in Cass County
Legal notice to Pauline Oldham and others in the estate of George J. Oldham. A petition was filed May 22 1918 in Cass County District Court seeking an order directing the administratrix to convey two lots and additional land in Plattsmouth Nebraska upon payment of the balance due under a 1917 contract. A hearing on the petition is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Oldham
George J. Oldham
Richard Conway Oldham
Cuzza J. Baker
Lacuna Connally
Fay Oldham
John J. Oldham
Jessie D. Snyder
Ellison L. Oldham
James W. Oldham
Vera H. Oldham
Pelly Oldham
Mary L. Craig
Plaintify
District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Diaiitif
Creditors notice in Cass County Nebraska estate case
The State of Nebraska Cass County notices in the County Court at Plattsmouth regarding the estate of John Chalfont Deceased. Creditors must present claims within three months from June 25 1918 with debts due within one year from June 25 1918. County Judge signs and seals the notice.
Estate of George J. Oldham petition to convey property
Frank Lillie files in Cass county Nebraska a 1915 petition asking the estate administratrix to convey the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 31 town 11 range 14 to the plaintiff upon payment of balance due. The petition seeks a court order and a heirs notice appears with co plaintiff Rawls as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Oldham
George J. Oldham
Richard Conway Oldhvirm
Cuzca J. Baker
Lacunz Connally
Pauline Oltham
Fray Oldham
Jessie DD
Snyder
Ellison L.oidhan
Janes W. Oldham
Vera BM. Ondham
Polly Oldham
Mary L. Craig
Jackson G. Oldham
District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
George J. Oltham
Plantsmouth
Frank
Lillie
A. Rawls
Liberty Bond appeal urges investment over rusting dollars
The piece encourages readers to stop letting dollars rust and instead invest in Liberty Bonds to support national needs. It frames the bonds as a prudent patriotic choice for securing funds and aiding government projects.
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Uncle Sam
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