Reserve Officers Enjoy Fine Meet Here Last Night
A dinner and meeting of Cass and Otoe county reserve army officers was held at the First Methodist church parlors with about twenty members and guests. Speakers from Seventh army corps HQ in Omaha urged greater activity. Lt Col Tillotson and Col D W Droughter spoke on training and national defense. Attendees included Col Phil L Hall and Col Brooks. plans were made to affiliate Cass with Otoe in a rotating meeting schedule, next at Nebraska City on the fourth Friday of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Otoe Counties
First Methodist Church
Seventh Army Corps
Omaha
Turley Cook
Nebraska City
Otoe County Association
Infantry Reserve
Brooks
State Reserve Officers Association
Army
Washington
Col Brooks
Tillotson
Seventh Corps
D. W. Drughter
National Army
Division
Phil L. Hall
Greenwood
355Th Infantry
Nebraska National Guard
Floyd Harding
University of Nebraska
Great
Nebraska
Frank H. Smith
The
Journal
Cass County
Otoe County
Cass-Otoe County Association
Plattsmouth
Talmage
Nemaha County
Cook
D. W. Droughter
Col. Brooks
Lincoln
Reserve Officers Association
W. C. Schaus
George H. Gilmore
Murray
Medical Corps
H. L. Gayer
Co. F
Infantry
William G. Kieck
Walter J. Wunderlich
Nehawka
Marion Tucker
J. A. Capwell
Plattsmouth Infantry
A. N. Smith
Dental Corps
H. D. Hebard
Edmunds
Co. M. Proper
H. H. Montgomery
J. A. Misgadis
Talmaga
Court House Lawn
Bellevue
Ball Park
Burlington Station
American Legion
Plattsmouth Youth Earns Carnegie Tech Bachelor Degree
Raymond Bookmeyer of Plattsmouth has earned a bachelor of science in commercial engineering from Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburg. The large 350 member graduating class heard General William Barclay Parsons deliver the address. Bookmeyer, a Plattsmouth High School alumnus, planned to visit family before starting a new position with a major Pittsburgh manufacturing plant.
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Plattsmouth
Raymond Bookmeyer
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Great Eastern School
William Barclay Parsons
New York City
Columbia University
Thomas S. Baker
Bookmeyer
Carnegie Tech
Rose Bookmeyer
Mr. Bookmeyer
Visit Maytag Factory Dealers Gather at Newton
A Cass county group of hardware dealers traveling to Newton Indiana will tour the Maytag factory. They will receive a schooling course at the plant and enjoy a convention with social events and trade discussions. Delegates include George Domingo W eeping Water W A Swatek L R Upton C J Elgaard and Mr Goodridge.
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Cass County
Newton
George Domingo
Weeping Water
W. A. Swatek
Bestor & Swatek
L.R. Upton
Union
C. J. Elgaard
Mr. Goodridge
Pleasant Bridge Party At Westovers Home
Last evening at the home of Dr and Mrs R P Westover a bridge party drew a group of friends for an evening of cards and roses. Mr and Mrs W C Schaus won first honors with H L Gayer and Mrs William G Kieck taking consolation prizes refreshments were served by the hostess and Miss Jessie M Robertson. Attending included A H Duxbury William G Kieck Harvey Gamer W C Schaus E P Stewart L L Turpin R W Knorr P T Heineman Dr and Mrs Westover and Miss Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Westover
W. C. Schaus
H. L. Gayer
William G. Kieck
Jessie M. Robertson
Messrs
A. H. Duxbury
Harvey Gamer
E. P. Stewart
L. L. Turpin
R. W. Knorr
P. T. Heineman
Mrs. Westover
Jessie Robertson
Glorious Rain Refreshes Pastures and Crops
A near half inch of rain fell overnight and this morning, bringing much needed moisture after a three week dry spell. The shower revived pastures and crops across the county, easing drought conditions and improving outlooks in the region.
Time limit nears for August primary filings
The filing deadline for August primaries ends at midnight June 30. Twenty days remain for would be candidates to enter the race and have their names on the ballot. Many offices are still open, especially on the Democratic ticket, while Republicans mostly face little opposition except for the sheriff race with four candidates.
Visiting with Home Folks
Platttsmouth friends welcome Louis Hesse and James M. Cunningham from Santa Ana California. The family guests enjoy their California home but are glad to be back in the old time home and greet longtime friends and relatives for a pleasant visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platttsmouth
Louis Hesse
James M. Cunningham
Santa Ana
California
Young Plattsmouth Graduate Enlists in Marines
Earl Winscott son of Mr and Mrs George Winscott departs for San Diego California to join the Marines for a four year hitch He is a 1926 Plattsmouth High School graduate and has long planned to enter military service He will train in San Diego before assignment to active duty with the Leathernecks the Marine Corps unit known for duty at garrison posts nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Winscott
George Winscott
San Diego
California
Marines
Earl
Plattsmouth
Sarl
Plattsmouth Public Library Receives Interior Redecoration
The Plattsmouth public library is undergoing a thorough interior overhaul led by F. R. Gobelman and his crew. Walls will feature light tan and cream tones, doors will be sanded and re-waxed, and the building will be restored to first class condition for the coming year, enhancing the display of its book collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Library Board
Calif routes reverse travel to Nebraska residents
Carl Sattler his wife and daughter travel by auto toward Plattsmouth Nebraska to visit relatives in the city and vicinity Claude Shoemaker plans a return trip to Nebraska to visit his parents and old time friends in this city The text notes a shift with more travelers heading east from California to Nebraska through this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Nebraska
Carl Sattler
Plattsmouth
Will Case On Trial In District Court Today
The Henriksen will case is on trial in district court with testimony starting at convening. Progress suggests will extend beyond Friday as both sides present numerous witnesses and the case winds through the afternoon.
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Henriksen
Grass Seed Sale Moves From Nebraska Pasture
Robert Troop Jr a stock feeder from near Mynard visited Falls City to oversee disposal of a large blue grass seed crop from a pasture he rented near Stella. The seed crop was excellent and sold to Iowa buyers who will transport and resell it for high quality blue grass seed buyers.
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Robert Troop, Jr
Mynard
Falls City
Stella
Troop
Iowa
Picnic goods from Dennison at Bates Book and Gift Shop
Save time and worry at your picnic by securing a supply of Dennison picnic goods. Bates Book and Gift Shop carries the full line for quick setup and easy entertaining.
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Dennison
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Mrs Mauzy Ill With Flu Sickness Reported Improves
Mrs James G Mauzy has been confined at home for two days with what appears to be flu and in serious condition. This morning she showed some improvement and gave her family encouragement for a quick recovery. Friends hope she returns to her previous good health soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Mauzy
Grandson Glen Robert Rockhart Born to Gapens
A message from Daly reports Mr and Mrs Oscar Gapen becoming grandparents with a son named Glen Robert Rockhart born yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Rockhart in Glenwood Minnesota. The mother is Miss Mattie Gapen formerly of the city. The family rejoices at the happy arrival.
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Daly
Oscar Gapen
Glen Rockhart
Glenwood
Minnesota
Glen Robert Rockhart
Mattie Gapen
DeMolay Delegation Departs for Norfolk State Convention
Members of Cass chapter of the Order of DeMolay depart for Norfolk to attend the state convention. Delegation includes Carl Graves scribe Carl Keil master counselor Jack Hart John Iverson and John Bauer Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Norfolk
Nebraska City
Carl Graves
Carl Keil
Small Fine for Open Cutout Car Case
A police court hearing before Judge William Weber found Edgar Newton operated a motor car with the cut out open in violation of city ordinance. The defendant was fined $5 plus costs, totaling $8.50, which was paid and the matter closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weber
J. A. Caswell
Edgar Newton
Plattsmouth Park Board Reorganizes Leadership and Parks
The Plattsmouth Park Board elected Mrs. Rose Bookmeyer president and kept Elmer Webb as secretary. William Thorburn will continue as park caretaker. Mrs. H. Wescott assumes supervision of Tourist park Main street parking and Washington avenue gardens, with Bookmeyer overseeing Riverview and Chicago avenue gardens and Webb covering Garfield Baseball and Wintersteen Hill parks. The board also let the Legion use Tourist park for the Fairly shows and riding devices July 5–10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth Park
Rose Bookmeyer
Elmer Webb
William Thorburn
H. Wescott
Washington Avenue Gardens
Bookmeyer
Riverview Park
Chicago Avenue Gardens
Webb
Garfield
Legion
Political Parties to Elect County Delegates Soon
Parties must file delegate names for the county convention to appear on the August 16 primary ballot. Delegates are apportioned by 1924 presidential vote totals. top vote getter becomes accredited delegate. This year the convention will choose county central committee members, replacing primary election committee men and women. Filing is free and done at the county clerk's office.
Return from Hospital After Tonsil and Adenoid Surgery
Charles W. Hula accompanied his son Carl from Omaha as the young man leaves the hospital after a tonsil and adenoid operation. He returns home improved and on the road to recovery from the procedure and its effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hula
Omaha
Carl
Shower Honors June Bride-to-Be Florence Cecil
A group gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs William Baird for a bridal shower honoring Florence Cecil whose marriage to David Rutherford is set for June 16 at the Cecil home. Edna Warren y won a prize in a guessing game as guests shared wedding memories and admired the bride’s gifts.
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Mondas
Wiliam Baird
Sarah
Florence Cecil
David Rutherford
Cecil
Edna Warreny
Eagles Band Prepares For Summer Concert Season
The Eagles band, city based, trains despite director KE H Schulhof's absence in California. W R Holly acts as director as they schedule season opening and plan travels to Hamburg Iowa for the national birthday celebration on July 3 and Plattsmouth on July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
KE. H. Schuibof
California
Schulhof
W. RR. Holly
Hamburg
Iowa
Plattsmouth
Extended rein statement time and new term policy rule
A recent amendment extends rein statement and conversion of Government Life Insurance to July 2, 1927. The U S Veterans Bureau director may issue a level premium term policy exchangeable for other level premium life or endowment policies within five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Veterans Bureau
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Carnegie
Maytag
Edwin Crites
State Masons
Chadron
Masonic Temple
Edwin D. Crites
John Wright
Atnt
B. S. Ramsey
A. W. Crites
Nebraska A. F. & A. M
Albert R. Davis
Wayne
Frank L. Woodland
Lewis E. Smith
Grand Lodges
J. Claude Keiper
Grand Lodge of District of Columbia
Frank G. Mirick
Grand Lodge of Colorado
Pueblo
William W. Cooper
Denver
William W. Martin
Grand Lodge of Missouri
Doniphan
Frank R. Jesse
St. Louis
Pleasant Bridge
Mrs. Mauzzy
GAPEN
Park Board
Selecsion
Sarah Baird
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