Afternoon Party Honors Mrs. Gailey Before City Departure
Mrs. E. H. Wescott and Mrs. R. B. Hayes hosted at Sunnyside for a farewell to Mrs. R. E. Gailey. Guests from local families and churches gathered for conversation and refreshments as Mrs. Bailey prepares to leave, with active church work noted during her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Wescott
R. B. Hayes
R. E. Gailey
Wescott
Sunnyside
Bailey
Amelia Martens
Alpha Peterson
Marie Hunter
Mia
Barbara Gering
Olive Jones
Miami Visitor Adolph Cechal Returns Home
Adolph Cechal of Miami Florida arrived Friday with his mother Mrs Josephine Cechal and other relatives for a visit in the city and area. He traveled by auto and says the southern weather was pleasant and mild. Cechal has long held business interests and property in Miami requiring his residence there much of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Cechal
Miami
Florida
Josephine Cechal
Cechal
Cedal
Tonsils Removed from Local Boy at Dr. Pucelik Office
This morning at the office of Dr. L. Pucelik Leo Sikora underwent tonsil removal surgery. The procedure was very successful and it is hoped he can resume his usual activities within a few days with assistance from Dr. Pucelik and Dr. E. J. Gillespie.
Bates Book & Gift shop Debuts Father’s Day Card Line
The Bates Book & Gift shop introduces an attractive new display of Father’s Day greeting cards. A wide line features artistic designs and quality stock aimed at celebrating dads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Bates Book & Gift Shop
Lindy Suspect Identified by Dr Condon in White Plains
Dr John F Condon, Lindbergh intermediary, said a photo of Ernest Brinkert, charged ex convict, matched the "John" who received a $50,000 ransom in a New York cemetery on April 2. Brinkert was to be confronted by Condon after arrival from Mamaroneth where he was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
John F. Condon
Lindbergh
Ernest Brinkert
John
New York City
Condon
Brinkert
Mamaroneth
Dr. Condon
Camp Fire Girls Plan Public Lawn Party
The Litahni Camp Fire Girls announce a public lawn party at Lloyd Wolcott home on Friday June 17 starting at 2 pm. Tables for pinochle and bridge will be set on the lawn with refreshments. Tickets cost 5 cents and support the Camp Fire treasury. reservations invite foursomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litahni
Lloyd Wolcott
The Masonic Home on the Missouri
A reflective piece praises the Masonic Home on Missouri soil. It extols harmony and truth guiding residents, notes gardens of tomatoes and strawberries, and uses mason imagery of Hiram’s tools and a trestle board to symbolize rest and enduring fraternity.
Journal Want Ad Sells Low Cost Listings
A brief note promotes selling items via a Journal Want Ad with the appeal of a small cost. It emphasizes affordability for classified listings.
Brinkert Captured Near Mamaroneck in Lindbergh Case
Ernest Brinkert, a suspect in the Lindbergh kidnapping and ally of Violet Sharpe, was taken into custody in Mamaroneck, Westchester County. Police Chief William Miller of White Plains announced Brinkert would be moved to White Plains to face New Jersey authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Ernest Brinkert
Brinkert
William Miller
White Plains
Violet Sharpe
Morrow
Miller
New Jersey
Mamaronek
Westchester County
Connecticut
Waitress Violet Sharpe Dies After Lindbergh Case Clue
Englewood New Jersey June 10 The Dwight Morrow household waitress Violet Sharpe 26 believed to know a kidnap partner drank poison in the presence of investigators before questioning. Police intensified pursuit of Ernest Brinkert missing since March 2 and sought sister Edith Sharpe tied to a ransom paid in a Bronx cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
N. J
Dwight Morrow
Lindbergh
Violet Sharpe
Ernest Brinkert
Brinkert
Post Road
White Plains
N. Y
Edith
England
Bronx
John F. Condson
Jaffie
Constance Chilton
Scotland Yard
Ohio visitors arrive for extended stay in Jamaica and Lincoln
Mrs J R Brown and daughters Mary Eleanor and Carolyn of Lakewood Ohio with Mrs Harriet Hawn of Cleveland and Miss Hazel Dovey of Canton Ohio arrive by auto Tuesday evening to visit relatives Jamaica and Lincoln. They left Cleveland at 7 30 Monday and reached Tuesday evening at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Brown
Mary
Eleanor
Carolyn
Lakewood
Ohio
Harriet Hawn
Cleveland
Hazel] Dovey
Canton
Tom
Jane Patterson
Wheeling
West Virginia
Jamaica
Lincoln
Bates Book & Gift Shop Advertises Wide Line of Items
The Bates Book and Gift Shop promotes a large line of items for customers to call and see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book & Gift Shop
Walradt Family Reunion At Riverside Park
The Walradt family reunion in Riverside tourist park drew about fifty attendees for a day of picnics and visiting. Notables included Mr and Mrs Henry Ahl and Bertha Walradt, Mrs A C Erickson and sons Floyd and Cecil, and many relatives from Cedar Creek Greenwood and Louisville area. The gathering, a yearly tradition, featured a warm welcome to out of town guests and happiness at renewed fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walradt
Riverside
Thoms
Henry Ahl
Ahl
Bertha Walradt
A. C. Erickson
Scons
Floyd
Cecil
Zelso
Mary Duff
Cedar Creek
Lee Walradt
al Jardine
Creenwood
Verner Hild
Oliver Hennings
Adams
Harold Ahl
Ernest Ahl
Louisville
Louisville Courier
Om aha Municipal University Holds 33rd Commencement
The Municipal University of Omaha graduated 1153 students at the 33rd annual commencement in John Jacobs gymnasium. Dr. W E Sealock conferred diplomas and degrees with 458 earning degrees and 65 receiving diplomas and teaching certificates. Among the class are twenty slated to receive degrees later, including Miss Clare E Weyrich a junior high teacher in Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal University of Omaha
John Jacobs
W. E. Sealock
Clare E. Weyrich
Miss Weyrich
Plattsmouth
Father's Day Greeting Card at Bates Book Shop
Sunday June 19 marks Father’s Day with a ready made greeting card available for sale at Bates Book & Gift Shop offering a simple way to honor Dad.
Hoover Opposed to Recreating the War Council
Washington reports President Hoover rejected a proposed revival of the old council of national defense as an economic move. The letter to Gen. Albert L. Cox of the American Legion notes existing advisory bodies render a new council unnecessary while inviting further suggestions to improve the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Council of National Defense
Albert L. Cox
Raleigh
N. C
Defense Committee of the
American Legion
Old Time Council
Cox
Edsel Ford
August Heckscher
John Hays Hammond
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Henry Stevens
Clark Howell
Atlante Constitution
E. J. Weiser
Farzo
N. D
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
Farm Board
Farm Loan Board
Council
State Journal
Bonus marcher jailed after street fight in town
A veteran march ended with two ex service men punched and one jailed. Sars D. Hendricks 35 left Millings Montana with a veterans group and returned to confront Edward E. Jordan chairman of the local American Legion relief committee over feeding his wife and children. Hendricks got sixty days in jail following a courtroom confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allianes
Sars D. Kendricks
Millings
Mont
Omaha
Edward E. Jordan
American Legion Relief Committee
Rebels Attack Federals in Copan as Honduras election nears
Dispatches from Guatemala City report rebel troops under Filiberto Zelaya attacking federal forces in Copan. Government forces retreated and prepared a concerted drive to retake the territory after a day of heavy fighting that left more than sixty dead nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala City
Honduras
Filiberto Zelaya
Nationalist Party
Department
Copan
Territoy
Umana
France His Own Booster Puts On Campaign Push
Chicago report says President Hoover’s rival for the Republican nomination former Senator France of Maryland is campaigning at headquarters. He claims more pledged delegates than Hoover and vows to fight on the convention floor. France regards his effort with notable seriousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hoover
France
Maryland
Foover
Government aid urged in grain clearing dispute
The Chicago Board of Trade and the Farmers' National Grain Corp accuse the Farmers' National of illegally withholding clearing house privileges. They seek government guidance as the federal hearing proceeds, with testimony narrowed to membership in the clearing corporation and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Trade and
National Grain Corporation
Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
Farmer's National Grain Corporation
Carl Meyer
George S. Milner
Farmers’ National
Commission
Chicago
State Journal
Senate approves War Department appropriation bill
Washington reports the Senate approved the 3859 million dollar war department bill carrying two thousand more officers than the ten thousand authorized. The measure, sent to conference, upheld the 12,000 officer limit, rejected a 10 percent cut, and defeated attempts to curb camp funding amid debate on training methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
War Department
Senate
Congress
Appropriations
McKellar
Norris
Nebraskan
Claim Omah an is robber.
Three Milwaukee holdup victims identified Sylvester Nielson of Omaha as one of eleven robbers who bound victims and stole 500 dollars. Nielson is in custody, while John Toth of New Jersey, pictured as another robber, is still at large. Toth and Nielson deny guilt. Nielson waived preliminaries and was sent back to Milwaukee to face assault and robbery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Milwaukee
Sylvester Nielson
Omaha
Nielson
John Toth
New Jersey
Richardson County
Toth
Altho
Lewis Dieden
Strawberries for Sale in Plattsmouth
Carl Ohl Schlager advertises fresh strawberries for sale in Plattsmouth calling telephone 582 for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ohlschlager
Plattsmouth
Splendid Recital by Mrs. Freeman Pupils
An appreciative audience heard a refined piano program by the pupils of Mrs. Lillian Freeman. The recital showed clear progress from beginners to advanced with teacher and pupil effort praised. participants included June Griffin, Maxine Nielsen, Wilma Swatek, Phyllis Speck, Elizabeth Kasper, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Freeman
June Griffin
Maxine Nielsen
Wilma Swatek
Phyllis Speck
Elizabeth Kasper
Jacqueline Stretton
John Urish
Virgel Urish
Earl Pittman
Theodore Libershal
Dorothy Toman
Marie Speck
Mary Jane Mark
Evelyn Meisinger
Mary Ann Gradouxille
Geraldine Griffin
Betty Bulin
Jane Rebal
Jacquelyn Grassman
Mary Katherine Wiles
Rosemary Cloldt
Evelyn Merde
Geraldine Sudduth
Betty Kalina
Mary Lois Wiles
Aimee Jane Thomas
Dorothy McCarthy
Anna Margaret McCarty
Lois Bestor
Charles Nowacek
Sinclair Oil Station Taken Over in Plattsmouth
R. V. Crithover? Critchfield signs as manager at Plattsmouth Sinclair Oil Station inviting public patronage. Promises same service and courtesy as in the past and lists gasoline kerosene and oils as top quality. Seeks to meet residents of Plattsmouth and Oss County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Oil and
Plattsmouth
Sinclair
Oss County
R. V. Critchfield
Mer
Sinclair Oil Station
Brookhart Returns to Capital Silent After Iowa Nomination
Senator Brookhart flew into Washington from Iowa and refused to discuss Henry Field’s victory or his political future. He said nothing on a possible independent bid, then announced plans to propose a resolution for war secretary to issue rations to unemployed veterans, including bonus marchers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brookhart
Iowa
Henry Field
Iowan
Secretary of War
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Platismouth
Nebraska
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Duxbury & Davis
WAR Bureau
O-K
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