City Dads Convene Big Budget Meeting in July
The Plattsmouth city council, led by Mayor Sattler, discussed tax levies and street work including sidewalks on Fourteenth and Tenth streets, Euclid avenue closure remonstrance, and plans to pave Washington avenue. They considered a sinking fund loan of $5,000 and approved bids for exterior city hall painting, with numerous street and cemetery expenses reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sattler
Maury
J. B. Martin
Judiciary Committee
Fred Ohm
Fourteenth Street
Bestor
A. G. Roman
Tenth Street
Euclid Avenue
Albert Timmis
Pitts
Barclay
Warga
Ndt
Mike Lutz
Archer
Chicago Avenue
Fire and Water Committee
Charles Lamb
Nebraska Lighting Company
McKinley
Red Oak
Harris
Councilman Battery
Councilman
Lushinsky
Washington Avenue
M. L. Williams
H. A. Schoemann
Shea
W. D. Williams
Bajeck
Parks and Improvement Committee
North Fourth Street
Gideon Archer
George Forbes
Luschinsky
W. M. Barclay
Alvin Jones
William Wilson
M. Archer
Albert Funk
Frank Kalasek
Bert Elledge
C. E. McBride
Tom Fraser
Ed Snodgrass
Nelson Renner
Carl Egenberger
Joseph Zitka
Walter Connors
Charles Allen
Mike Karns
Will Andrews
Wesley Tulene
Wes Kalasek
Will Rishel
J. L. Barton & Co
Sexton
Merle Parmele
New York Belting and Packing Co
Carl Carlberg
John Pries
L. A. Lee
Guy Clossen
Walter Olson
Claus Boetel
Bruce & Standeven
Concrete Construction Co
Lincoln Telegraph and Telephone Co
J. E. Mason
J. H. McMahen
Plattsmouth Journal
Nebraska Lighting Co
Nemetz & Co
City Hall
Ed Swoboda
Joseph Prince
George Becker
Germans Are Not For Hughes Says Party Leader
St Louis June 12. Charles Boeschenstein Illinois Democratic leader says Hughes candidacy will not attract German Americans. He calls Hughes the pet candidate of elements loyal to Wilson or Roosevelt and warns German Americans will decide for themselves against racial pressure.
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St. Louis
Justice Hughes
Charles Boeschenstein
Hughes
Wilson
Germany
Roosevelt
Mrs Mary Wolff Returns Home From Cedar Creek Visit
Mrs Mary Wolff of Cedar Creek returning home this morning on No. 93 after visiting her daughter Mrs Simon Clark and family for a few days.
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Mary Wolff
Cedar Creek
Simon Clark
Flag Pole Raised at City Hall to Fly Stars and Stripes
Plattsmouth city government unfurls the United States flag from a new flagpole on City Hall. Councilman Luschinsky initiated the project and the unanimous council vote carried it through, displaying patriotic sentiment for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Counccilman Luschinsky
United States of America
Pre-nuptial breakfast at the Gering home honors Janet Clement
This morning at the Gering residence on North Sixth Street a charming pre-nuptial breakfast was hosted by Misses Mia and Barbara Gering for Miss Janet Clement, whose marriage to Mr. Henry C. McMahen is set for tomorrow afternoon. The pink and blue decor featured pink peonies pink roses and blue cornflowers with cupid place cards and a four course luncheon. A kitchen quiz entertained guests as the bride was urged to purchase mysterious packages and received dainty gifts. Attending were Misses Gladys McMaken Jessie Robertson Janette Patterson Marie Donnelly Edith Dovey Gretchen Donnelly Verna Hatt Barbara Harriett Clement Margaret Donelan Emily McGregor Florence Richardson Ione Dovey Rachel Livingston and Mesdames R. F. Patterson G. H. Falter J. W. Falter and C. W. Baylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gering
North Sixth Street
Mia
Barbara Gering
Janet Clement
Henry C. McMahen
Gladys McMaken
Jessie Robertson
Janette Patterson
Marie Donnelly
Edith Dovey
Gretchen Donnelly
Verna Hatt
Barbara
Harriett Clement
Margaret Donelan
Emily McGregor
Sargent
Neb
Florence and Pheme Richardson
Ione Dovey
Rachel Livingston
Mesdames R. F. Patterson
G. H. Falter
J. W. Falter
C. W. Baylor
Kuhns of Omaha Buys Crescent Drug Store
Mr H A Kuhns of Omaha purchases Crescent drug store from W E Weld and son who plan to relocate and operate in another city. Kuhns arrives with strong business reputation and will take charge soon. Welds express regret at departure and wish them luck in their new ventures.
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H. A. Kuhns
Omaha
Crescent Drug Store
W. E. Weld
Mr. Weld
Iowa
Weld
Stewart's Phonographs at Dawson's in Plattsmouth
Stewart's Phonographs priced five dollars featured at Dawson's in Plattsmouth Nebraska, offering a bargain item for local shoppers.
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Stewart
Dawson’s
Plattsmouth
Neb
Hawkenbery and Miss McBride Wed in Family Home
Miss Mable McBride and Glen R Hawkenbery were married at 4 30 PM in the home of Mr and Mrs Clay Tyler with Rev C E Per Lee officiating. Best man Leonard Hawkenbery and bridesmaid Esther Hawkenbery stood by as family hosted a wedding supper and best wishes. The couple, longtime city residents, will reside here while planning their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Tyler
Mable McBride
Glen R. Hawkenbery
C. E. Per Lee
Christian Church
Leonard Hawkenbery
Esther Hawkenbery
C. E. McBride
Tyler
Former Gass County Girl to Be Married in Lincoln
Ada Porter a former Cass county resident will wed C S Van Petten tonight at the Porters home in Lincoln. Rev H H Harmon of the First Christian church will perform the ceremony. Porter has lived with her brother in Lincoln and made many friends. Van Petten teaches in the Lincoln High School commercial department and is highly regarded by colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Ada Porter
C. S. van Petten
George M. Porter
H. H. Harmon
First Christian Church
Lincoln High School
Porter
Cass County
Returns From Montana Miss Ulrich Ends Season in Bozeman
Miss Josephine Ulrich, long engaged in millinery work in Bozeman Montana, has returned home for a short vacation to her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Ulrich in this city. Her talent has been in high demand across western millinery shops.
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Josephine Ulrich
Bozeman
Mont
Charles Ulrich
Miss Ulrich
West
Harry Kruger and Family Visit Omaha
Harry Kruger and his family visited Omaha today to spend a few hours with friends and enjoy the city’s sights.
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Harry Kruger
Omaha
Union Youth Bound Over After String of Bad Checks
A Union resident identified as L. J. Austin is bound over to district court on multiple bad checks totaling about 40 dollars. He was arrested after passing two checks and attempted a third, leading to his detention by Chief Barclay and arraignment by Justice M. Archer. The case involved purchases and altered bills at local businesses including Heinrichsen, Holly, and Rhoden with funds believed unavailable. Prosecution cited the emotional distress and wedding plans frustrated by the alleged fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Austin
Union
District Court
Court of Justice
M. Archer
Barclay
Austin
William Heinrichsen
Cass County
Heinrichsen
William Holly
Bank of Union
W. R. Holly
Bank of
Don C. Rhoden
Murray
Archer
Christian Church Sunday School Picnic Highlights
The Christian Sunday school primary departments enjoyed a Friday outing at Roy Smith’s grove. Teachers Mrs. O. C. Hudson Mrs. Lottie Ingalls and Mrs. Frank Sivey led the children with assistance from Mrs. Smith and Mrs. John Kopp. A luncheon followed with games and plans for future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Sunday School
O. C. Hudson
Lottie Ingalls
Frank Sivey
Roy Smith
Smith
John Kopp
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Illinois
The
Journal
Mr. Henry
McMahen
St. Luke’s Church
W. S. Leete
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Gladys McMahen
Fred W. Mann
Reba McMahen
Barbara Clement
Helen Clement
R. W. Clement
Henry G. Soennichsen
Miss McGregor
Mendelssohn
Granite Street
Auto
Mrs. McMahen
Miss Clement
Miss McMahen
Clement
Jack
M’bride
Gass County
Montana
the Christian Church
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