Local ball toss ers edge Rambers 6 to 2 in two hour tilt
The Mer chants of the city defeated the Ramblers 6 to 2 on the local lot. William Mason struck out ten for the locals, allowing three hits. Goggemoss starred in center field with eight long drives. The game featured errors by the visitors and a third inning home run by Shanahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morday
Daitty
Ramblers
Omaha
Wiliam Harvey Mason
Shanahan
Fill
Simpson
Newman
Goggeemoss
Pete Herold
O'Donnell
Harry Newman
Herold
Lang
Pete
Shepherd
Goggzemoss
Joe McCarthy
Nogard
McCarthy
Grometer
Sandy
Connors
Clean Up Campaign Top Hourists by Grade Room
May 1 through May 22 pupils honored for most hours in the Clean Up Campaign include Raymond Smith Ona Craig Ruth Finder Fred Steger Henry Donat Thomas Svoboda Earl Newton Alvin Linhart Robert Lee Hubert Piper Dora Elecee George Kalasek Gilbert Meisinger Raphael Janda Glenn McBride Ernest Harris Eugene Snodgrass Steffie Kostka Rose Horsak Russel Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Smith
Ona Craig
Ruth Finder
Fred Steger
Henry Donat
Thomas Svoboda
Earl Newton
Alvin Linhart
Robert Lee
Hubert Piper
Dora Elecee
George Kalasek
Gilbert Meisinger
Raphael Janda
Glenn McBride
Ernest Harris
Eugene Snodgrass
Steffie Kostka
Rose Horsak
Russel Payne
Lost and Found Ad Says Items Satisfy Owners
A compact journal ad notes items lost or found with the line They satisfy, inviting owners to claim by describing details. The notice emphasizes item satisfaction and a simple recovery process.
Plattsmouth Boys Defeat Rock Bluffs 21 to 1 in Exhibition
A west city baseball team traveled to Rock Bluffs yesterday afternoon and routed the local followers 21 to 1. Frank Gradeville pitched for Plattsmouth, limiting the opposition to few hits, while Frank Krejer caught for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Bluffs
Frank Gradeville
Plattsmouth
Frank Krejer
Petition urged Sheriff Quinton to run for re election
A petition signed by fifty one Weeping Water residents asks Carrol D. Quinton to enter the Republican primary for sheriff, a race to which he has filled since 1905. Five days remain for his decision as supporters across the county anticipate his entry against Rex Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. R. Sayles
Weeping Water
Carrol D. Quinton
Quinton
Rex Young
Death summons Mike Stiles old resident of city
Mike Stiles longtime south side resident died at his home after a long illness. Born October 8 1866 in Chicago he later moved to Nebraska and married in 1884 at Central City. He worked for the Burlington as a bridge watch man until March 17 last. Survived by wife and three children Orville Stiles of St Joseph Marvin Stiles and Mrs Orville Johnson of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Stiles
Stiles
Mr. Stiles
Chicago
Nebraska
Central City
Burlington
Orville M. Stiles
St. Joseph
Marvin Stiles
Orville Johnson
Parmele Case Taken Under Advisement
The Parmele case, heard Saturday in front of Judge William Dernier, featured the state presenting the last evidence and the defense moving to strike two counts for 8000 and 4000 dollars. The court took the matter under advisement with a decision expected midweek. If the state prevails, an appeal to the district court will follow. Parmele plead not guilty to illegal borrowing of bank funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmele
Nebraska
William Delos Dernier
Journa Want-sds Cost Yet Quietly Strong Results
A fragment notes that Journa Want-sds deliver impressive outcomes despite low cost. The brief hints at positive effects and urges trying the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journa wWant-sds
Speeders Gathered In Omaha City Police Action
Early Sunday morning a group of speeders from Packingtown, south Omaha, were stopped on Main Street by Chief Barclay. The drivers paid fines and costs after a brief custody stay. The article cautions motorists to reduce speed in city limits to avoid further penalties and fuel waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
John D
Memorial Sunday Observance by I O O F and Rebekahs
Members of I O O F and Rebekahs observed Memorial Sunday in this city with a church service at the Christian church on Elm and Eighth. The ritualists met at the lodge room, then the escort of the Patriarchs Militant of Omaha led by General James H. Short traveled to the church for a sermon by Rev. A G Hollowell, who spoke on the order and its principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Christian Church
Patriarchs Militant of
Omaha
James H. Short
Elm and
Eighth Streets
A. G. Hollowell
Order
Libershal Files for Democratic County Clerk Nomination
Frank J. Libershal former county clerk files for the Democratic primary seeking the nomination for county clerk. He served as deputy under D C Morgan and was clerk in 1913 14 and 16. He lost to George R Sayles in 1918 and faces no announced opponent so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Libershal
Libershal
D. C. Morgan
George R. Sayles
Third Operation Sought for Col. Seyboldt in Omaha
A third operation may be needed on Col. J. B. Seyboldt of Murray, now in very serious condition at Lord Lister hospital in Omaha. He has endured two prior operations and remains weak with a doubtful prognosis. His sister Mrs. A. C. Mutz of this city is at Omaha to stay with the family through the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondey
Lord Lister Hospital
Omaha
Col
J. B. Seyboldt
Murray
A. C. Mutz
Masonic Delegation Visits Lincoln Home
A fifty-member Past Masters club delegation from Lancaster lodge No 5 A F and A M of Lincoln visited the Nebraska Masonic Home in Lincoln. William Baird led the group which toured the home with lunches and candy gifts for residents, a day described as very pleasant by Superintendent Evers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters Club
Lancaster Lodge
Lincoln
William Baird
Nebraska
Evers Down
Dabb Answers Last Summons Pioneer Citizen Dies
Thomas S G Dabb longtime city resident dies after a fall and illness at his home in the west part of the city. Born in Cornwall England August 3 1856 he immigrated to the United States and lived in Wisconsin Ohio and West Virginia before settling in Plattsmouth. He leaves two surviving children and seven grandchildren, was a 45 year Mason and member of the Methodist church.
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Thomas C. Dabb
Mr. Dabb
Cornwall
England
American
United States
East
Ann Idwin
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Mineral Point
Wisconsin
Parkersburg
Virginia
Zaliski
Ohio
Mr. Cabb
C. G. Green
Lincoln
Aliski
Mr. Green
Plattsmouth
Dabb
13Th and
Main Street
Methodist Church
Burlington
Local Surgeon Performs Tonsil and Adenoid Removals
Dr H C Leopold of this city operated today on Miss Joy Murdoch and Master Johnnie Murdoch Jr of Nehawka and Mrs Omar Hoffman of Weeping Water. All procedures were highly successful and uneventful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Leopold
Joy Murdoch
Johnnie Murdoch, Jr
Nehawka
Omar Hoffman
Weeping Water
Severe Storm Delivers Widespread Damage Citywide
A violent storm swept the city bringing high humidity, hail, and strong winds. Trees were torn down across the town damaging roofs and blocking streets while fruit orchards suffered heavy loss and power and telephone lines were knocked out, leaving residents scrambling for lighting.
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Dai
Main Street
Ft. A. Bates
Fifth and
Fifth Street
Frank Dunbar
Joseph Hadraba
Union
Ed Spangler
Shower in Honor of Miss Noble Last Night
A miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Golda Noble was hosted at Sunnyside the home of the Wescott family. The event featured mingling with the bride to be and presents from friends and relatives followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Noble
Sunnyside
Wescott
E. H. Wescott
Helen
Cc. C. Wescott
Alice Louise
Golda Nobile
Clarence L. Beal
Robert Will
Ray Fuller
R. P. Westover
Harry Beal
Edward Roman
James G. Mauzy
Will Heinrich
Christine Coughlin
E. C. Noble
A. R. Noble
E. J. Noble
Books Books Books at the Journal Office
Readers are invited to visit the Journal Office where a large collection of books is available for borrow or purchase. The notice promotes ample titles and encourages browsing and selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Busy day for county license office spurs marriages
The county judge's marriage license department worked overtime to issue permits for couples seeking nuptial happiness. Irvin L. Markland and Milthilde Heebner of Newhaws earned licenses and wed later with Rev. John Calvert. Paul Sundell and Edna Zimmerman married at the Methodist parsonage. Carl G. Bender of Madison Nebraska gained a license with Mary Carr of Eagle joining the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin L. Markland
Milthilde Heebner
Nehawks
C. E. Heebner
Paul C. Sundell
Red Oak
Edna Zimmerman
Dovey Estate Litigation Reaches Final State Victory
The Nebraska Supreme Court affirmed Cass County and lower court rulings in favor of Jane A. Dovey heirs against E. G. Dovey & Son. The 1913 case involved Jane A. Dovey’s will directing estate interests to grandsons Edward Grosvenor Dovey and George O. Dovey. Frank Schlater represents the heirs as administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District
State Supreme Court
Jane A. Dovey
Edward G. Dovey
E. G. Dovey & Son
Frank E. Schlater
Edward Grosvenor Dovey
George O. Dovey
E. G
H. N. Dovey
E. G. Dovey
District Court
Surprise reception marks first anniversary of Rev. Haukap
Knights of Columbus and Catholic Daughters of America hosted a farewell style surprise at the Knights hall for Rev. H F Haukap rector of St. John's Catholic church on the first anniversary of his ordination. Music prayers and a purse gift honored his zeal and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
H. F. Haukap
St. John’s Catholic Church
Catholic Daughters of America
Clement Janda
August Knoflicek
Mary Knoflicek
Genevieve Finney
Omaha
Haukap
Ing
Father Haukap
Work on Main Street Starts This Morning
The project to modernize Plattsmouth's Main Street begins with removing part of the granite block paving on the lower street. The Water Company starts replacing old mains with new piping to avoid future street digging, followed by sewer excavation led by Mr. Coleman as progress continues.
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Plattsmouth
Main Street
Coleman
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Plattsmouth AB
Herald
Il Newman
Rf Sprecker
I Mason
Bremblers
Nick
Shanzhan
1B Vogel
Gogeemoss
Krabeck
Death
South Omaha
Frank Libershal
Masonic
Thomas S. G. Dabb
Mesdames
E. H
C. C. Wescott
DOVEY
St. John’s Church
C. D
A. Greet
Tuesdar’s Daily
First National Bank
Federal Reserve
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