Mrs Bertha Mordock Killed at Crossing
Mrs Bertha Mordock 45, of Council Bluffs Iowa, formerly Bertha Richey, died yesterday when the coupe she rode with her husband was hit by the Gold Coast train two miles south of Council Bluffs. The car was hurled onto the tracks as the eastbound Rocket freight approached. Her husband survived with severe shock. witnesses say the couple had paused near Reno farm seeking direction. Surviving relatives include two sons Harold and George, two brothers Charles A Richey and Emmons J Richey, and two sisters Mrs Fannie Dickson and Miss May Richey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mordock
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Bertha Richey
Gold Coast
Northwestern
Murdock
Continental-Keller Co
Mercy Hospital
Missouri
Reno Farm
C. L. Powell
Turing
Powell Yard
Mordock
Gold Coast Limited
Avenue L
Illinois Central Railway Company
Jones
Death of Charles Lynch in Kansas farm accident
Don Lynch reports the death of his brother Charles Lynch who died Saturday at Pleasanton Kansas after an accident in which he was kicked by a horse. Charles had lived here about eight years ago and later farmed in Kansas. He is survived by his wife, several children, and siblings. Don Lynch leaves for Pleasanton to attend the funeral and assist the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondar
Don Lynch
Charles Lynch
Pleasanton
Kansas
Lynch
Mr. Lynch
Depart for California With Family on West Coast Visit
This afternoon Mrs John T Turner and her daughter Dottie Jean left for a month or two on the west coast visiting Turner’s father William Bedson in Los Angeles. They will ride via Denver where Mrs Charles Summerfield, Turner's sister, will join and accompany them to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T Turner
Dottie Jean
West Coast
Turner
William Bedson
Los Angeles
Denver
Charles Summerfield
Plattsmouth Native Wins Law College Scholarship
Edward E. Matschullat, a Plattsmouth high school graduate finishing his freshman year in the University of Nebraska College of Law after a three year arts and sciences prep, is named one of eight scholarship winners among eighty nine freshmen this year. The honor rewards his strong high school and university record and pleases his many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Matschullat
Plattsmouth
College of Law
University of Nebraska
College of Arts and Sciences
Law College
Matschullat
Isler Carnival Shows Open Six Day Engagement in Plattsmouth
The Isler Carnival Shows arrived with twenty two double length steel cars and began unloading at the tourist park. Crews set up rides tents and concessions for a six day engagement opening at 7 PM under American Legion supervision with ticket takers police and parking staff. The display features new rides Oh Boy Just for Fun Hen House and a larger line of attractions including the ferris wheel merry mix up and merry go round. crowds gathered at the Burlington station to watch wagons move to the lot and new rides were added since 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Burlington
Isler
American Legion
Local Nine Edge Malvern In Close Plattsmouth Win
Plattsmouth beat Malvern 5 to 4 in a tight contest on the river bottom field. McCord Swanson and Trumble pitched well with several strikeouts as Krejci hit a triple and O'Donnell drove in runs. The locals face Fort Crook soldiers next Wednesday at 5 30 in a seven inning game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platters
Malvern
Iowa
Plattsmouth
McCord
Malverygrosser
Swanson
Trumble
Swanny
MccClary
Smith
Nieman
Landes
Gradourille
Joe Krejci
Gardner
Herb Shirley
Joe
Mason
Shirley
Gansemer
O'Donnell
Newman
Roddy
Walker
Haas
J. Huntman
D. Huntsman
McClary
Gradeville
Fort Crook
Runaway Girl Found Returned to Home
Miss Lucille Stoll, a minor from Wymore, left home and joined the Isler Shows in this city. Sheriff Bert Reed and Officer Joe Libershal found her at the Tourist park concession, notified her of the Wymore message, and sent her home to southern Nebraska. Authorities had her detained on parental complaint and returned her to her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Reed
Joe Libershal
Wymore
Lucille Stoll
Nebraska
Gansemer Recovers After Minor Operation
The community reports Herman F. Gansemer of west of Murray is doing nicely at Immanuel Hospital in Omaha after a small operation. He has been undergoing treatment for several days and shows steady recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman F. Gansemer
West of Murray
Gansemer
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Offerings
Mr Joseph Wood and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy during illness and after death of their wife and mother and for the beautiful floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wood
O Ponnell Sacrifice Hit Seals Win for Swanson Clincher
Shirley O Ponnell delivers the sacrifice hit for Mason as Swanson bests McCord in a 1 0 game. Swanson earns the win, McCord the loss, with Trumble striking out twice and Swanson fanning five. Malvern leaves ten on base in a tight 1 0 affair at 1 46 with umpire Smith at plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Ponnell
Shirley
Mason
McCord
Swanson
Trumble
Malvern
Plattysmouth
Smith
New Boy Arrives for Hinton Family Near Louisville
At an early hour this morning a ten and a half pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Hinton at their home near Louisville. Mrs Hinton is Elizabeth Oliver daughter of William and Mrs Oliver of this city and the father is W R Young's brother. Friends extend congratulations and best wishes to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hinton
Louisville
Hinton
Elizabeth Oliver
William Oliver
W. R. Young
Mrs. M. M. Beal Called to Last Long Rest
Mrs. M. M. Beal, longtime Plattsmouth resident, died in Lincoln after a two year illness. Born Alice Marquis in Ohio on October 9, 1857, she married M. M. Beal in 1877 and lived in Iowa before moving to Plattsmouth forty years ago. Survived by husband M. M. Beal and three children B L Kirkham, Frank M. Beal, and Harry Beal. two children Nina and Clarence predeceased her. Community extends deepest sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Beal
Lincoln
Alice Marquis
Union County
Ohio
Iowa
Talleyrand
Shower Honors Bride Mrs Clarence H Mumm at Spangler Home
A Friday afternoon event near the city hosted by Mrs George Mumm and Mrs Louis Sack for bride Mrs Clarence H Mumm drew about fifty guests. Attendees included Mrs Charles Swander of Chicago and Miss Blanch Johnson of South Bend. prizes in a wedding contest were won by Miss Lela Smith and Mrs C H Mumm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Spangler
George Mumm
Louis Sack
Clarence H. Mumm
Lela Smith
Union
C. H. Mumm
R. E. Doud
Charles Swander
Chicago
Blanch
Mildred Johnson
South Bend
Y. Smith
Pauline
Lela
Sterling Harris
Ezra Albin
Doris Albin
Henry Timm
Murray
Johnsons Return Baby Gloria From Hospital
Mr and Mrs C A Johnson left this morning for Omaha to bring home their daughter Gloria who had spent eight weeks in hospital. The child is happy to be back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. A. Johnson
Omaha
Gloria
Tornado Ravages McCook as Destruction Totals Near Million
McCook Nebraska on June 13 reports a damaging tornado that struck Monday night injuring nearly twenty and wrecking over 100 homes. Eleven hospitalized including Mrs. Charles Verdon in critical condition and her baby in serious condition. The former Senator J. F. Cordeal home destroyed. Guards patrolled the devastated area as crews repair roofs and restore lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
Neb
Charles Verdon
American Legion
J. F. Cordeal
Here
Returns From The West
S. S. Gooding returns home after visiting Sheridan and Gillette Wyoming and Broken Bow Nebraska. He notes excellent crop prospects in Gillette area and reports new elevators rising as western dry farming expands. He traveled with old friend Philip Balser from Aurora to Sheridan then toward Seattle, visiting Mrs Frank Hawkenberry and family in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Gooding
Sheridan
Gillette
Wyoming
Broken Bow
Nebraska
Gooding
Philip Balser
Aurora
Balser
Seattle
Washington
Frank E. Hawkenberry
Pacific Coast
Mr. Gooding
Charles Carlton
Mountain States
Close Call in McCook Tornado Hits Local Families
A message from McCook reports Earl Geis and his wife escaped after their home and garage were swept away in last night’s tornado. The Geis family barely survived as the Budig family also faced a close call, with about twenty people injured as property was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
Fred Geis
Earl Geis
Geis
Budig
Pleasant Family Picnic at King Hill Farm
A delightful family picnic at King Hill farm hosted by Mr and Mrs H W Hull south of the city featured games and sociable gatherings. Attendees included Ed Spencer Fred Erwit the Spencers from Omaha Robert Patterson and family from Murray Fred Baker and daughter Betty Ann Union W A Baker and children Leona Jess Cleo Baker Theo Worl and Ruth and George Hull and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Hill
H. W. Hull
Ed Spencer
Fred Erwit
Harvey Spencer
Jean Denman
Omaha
Robert Patterson
Murray
Fred Baker
Betty Ann
Union
W. A. Baker
Leona
Jess
Cleo Baker
Theo. Worl
Ruth
George
Bearded Beauties to Play in This City
The Bearded Beauties semi pro team will play at the local baseball park on Monday June 25 with a 6 PM start. Cass county fans may see one of the fastest games in the city as manager Distell arranges the event and local clerk and store owners may close to attend. Jimmy Eaton, local pitcher, will return from Cherokee Iowa to pitch against the bearded visitors and appear in Interstate league games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Distell
Jimmy Eaton
Cherokee
Iowa
D A R Holds Election At Fontenelle Chapter Meeting
Fontenelle chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. E H Wescott's home for a program on the flag presented by Mrs J S Livingston. Officers were elected with Regent Mrs L O Minor and Vice Regent Mrs T B Bates among those named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuuesday
Fontenelle
the Daughters of the American Revolution
E. H. Wescott
J. S. Livingston
United Colonies
Continental Congress
L. O. Minor
T. B. Bates
J.S. Livingston
Caroline Baird
F. R. Gobelman
George B. Mann
Fred G. Morgan
Adams Welcomes Eight Pound Son in Bearsford
Deputy county clerk W T Adams and family celebrate the birth of a son at Bearsford South Dakota. The baby weighs eight pounds and is doing well with the mother. The family hopes to name him William T the second. Friends send best wishes for happiness and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Adams
J. E. Adams
Bearsford
South Dakota
Dennivan 90 Appears in Sedkext GOH Shop Displays
Sedkext GOH Shop features the Dennison line with the full range of Dennivan 90 products and related materials for entertaining use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennivan
Dennison
War on Traffic Law Violators in Cass County
County Attorney W G Kieck and Sheriff Reed plan a crackdown on traffic law violators in Cass County. They target high speed trucks hogging roads and drivers operating without proper lights. The campaign aims to ensure penalties and public safety on rural highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
W. G. Kieck
Reed
Will Visit Europe Promises Galaxy of Radio and Concerts
Mrs Marguerite John Stone sails June 23 from New York to Hamburg for a European tour lasting several months. She will broadcast from Omaha and Hamburg and sing in major cities across Switzerland Italy Austria France and possibly Holland. She will be known as Wyoming's contralto Wyoming’s Mrs Johnstone travels with Madame Franciska Gane and returns by October 1 for further broadcasts and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite John Stone
Sheridan
East
Europe
Omaha
Herschell Nye
Johnstone
E. O. Walters
Plattsmouth
Neb
Chicago
Washington, D. C
LeRoy D. Brandon
S&s. S
Hamburg
New York
Germany
London
Edgar Walters
Paris
Christine d'Aigie
Demptwolf
Walters
Switzerland
Italy
Austria
France
Holland
Sheridan Wyo. Journal
Death of Mrs. Row Barclay at Friend Nebraska
W M Barclay of this city learned today of his aunt Mrs Row Barclay dying yesterday at her home in Friend Nebraska. He and his wife will travel Wednesday morning to attend the funeral services scheduled for Wednesday afternoon in Friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Barclay
Friend
Nebraska
Row] Barclay
Reward Offered for Missing Red and White Durham Heifer
A $20 reward is offered for information locating a three year old red and white marked Polled Durham heifer that disappeared from a pasture around April 25. The animal would have calved by now and is identified as 114-2tw WM. F. Ralmes seeks any leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Aide
WM. F. Ralmes
Have you to buy or sell? Try o Jona wart Ad
A compact inquiry urging readers to consider buying or selling with a sample classified-style ad. It plays on a sales prompt and suggests trying a wart ad concept. The wording appears informal and promotional with a local flavor.
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California
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Rodda
Spidell
Krejer
Niemas
J. Bunteman
PO Mawer
McClory
I J. Herman
J. Huntsman
Krejci Shirley
James McDonald
Hastings
Charles Kreiger
E. A. Phillips
Charles Vernon
Chester Nelson
Alice Adkins
George Anderson
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