Officers Seek Painter on a Forgery Charge
Deputy Rex Young searches western Iowa for William Bowen a painter last seen after leaving town. Bowen is sought on a forgery charge for cashing a $56 check drawn on an Omaha bank signed in the name of W. T. Cook. The Cook family denies signing the check and Bowen was last seen in Red Oak exchanging cars. Descriptions are being broadcast to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Young
Iowa
William Bowen
Bowen
Omaha
W. T. Cook
F. G. Fricke & Co
Cook
Red Oak
Young
Shenandoah
Recital at Library Showcases Capnwell Class Talent
Last evening the library auditorium hosted a recital by Mrs J A Capnwell and her piano and dramatic art students. The program offered humorous and dramatic pieces alongside musical selections, highlighting strong training and artistic effort by the participants. Performers included Sue Haluska Granville Sigler Shirley Walling Helen Albert Barbara Stander Bobbie Hayes Joan Platt George Stander Frances Cloidt Mary Alice Chischlager Twila Fay Hendrix Marjorie Tidball Virginia Trively Katherine Armstrong Rachel Robertson John Kenneth Bester Herbert Minor Billy Jensen Thelma Kohrell Alice Barbara Wiles Helen Woolcott Mary Catherine Wiles Edna Mae Peterson Louise Speltz Vestetta Robinson Norene Engelkemeier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Capnwell
Library
Sue Haluska
Granville Sigler
Shirley Walling
Helen Albert
Barbara Stander
Bobbie Hayes
Joan Platt
George Stander
Frances Cloidt
Mary Alice Chischlager
Twila Fay Hendrix
Marjorie Anne Tidball
Virginia Trively
Katherine Armstrong
Rachel Robertson
John Kenneth Bester
Herbert Minor
Billy Jensen
Thelma Kohrell
Alice Barbara Wiles
Helen Woolcott
Mary Catherine Wiles
Edna Mae Peterson
Louise Speltz
Vestetta Robertson
Norene Engelkemeier
Mrs Fred Howland Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Fred Howland has been at the Methodist hospital in Omaha for two weeks. She has recovered sufficiently to return home yesterday afternoon and is improved after her treatment and operation. Friends are glad to see her home and hope for continued health improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Howland
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Bates family leaves town for Wisconsin lake country
Mrs. M. A. Bates and her daughter Lucille Clabaugh departed for northern Wisconsin where Bates will spend the summer with the daughter. Bates has lived here since 1903 and disposed of her household after Col. Bates died last week. The long illness of her husband has strained her, and she seeks rest in the Wisconsin lake country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Bates
Lucille Clabaugh
Wisconsin
Bates
Pleasant Lake Country
Col. Bates
Mrs. Bates
Wisconsin Lake Country
Flag Day One of the Nation's Great Events
D A R extracts recount the American Creed and its history. William Tyler Page describes writing a civic creed, refining the pledge from 137 to 109 words, and details the 1918 award process and purchase of Liberty bonds with the prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Tyler Page
United States of America
Committee On
Baltimore
James T. Preston
House of Representatives
Washington
D. C
United States
Commissioner of Education
Champ Clark
Joseph G. Cannon
House
William J. Sears
Florida
Congressional Record
Capitol
Lincoln-Eight Cass county graduates at Nebraska commencement
Cass county students receive degrees at the University of Nebraska commencement exercises held June 6. Notable graduates include Charles Henry Greer Alvo with a B Sc in agricultural engineering, Doris Magney Nehawka, Mary E Ketch Nehawka, Katharine L Cruise Eagle, Welby Earl Stewart Eagle, Ruth Elizabeth John Elmwood, Kathleen Troop Plattsmouth, Sara Jane Upton Union, plus others with degrees in education arts sciences business administration home economics and fine arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Cass County
University of Nebraska
Charles Henry Greer
Alvo
Doris Magney
Mary E. Ketch
Nehawka
Katherine L. Cruise
Welby Earl Stewart
Eagle
Ruth Elizabeth John
Elmwood
Kathleen Troop
Plattsmouth
Sara Jane Upton
Union
Greer
College of Engineering
History and etiquette of the U S flag rules and milestones
The passage outlines the Pledge of Allegiance and proper flag salute. It notes the flag as the world’s third oldest national banner, first carried in the Brandywine battle in 1777, and the journey of Captain Robert Gray in 1787 aboard the Columbia. It also mentions display hours and Memorial Day half staff practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States of America
United States of America
Britain
France
Brandywine
Robert Gray
Rhode Island
Boston
Columbia
Cars Have Smashup on Washington and Elm
Miss Patricia Ferrie was driving a Ford west on Washington avenue when C. E. Henning of Omaha in a sedan swung onto Elm street from John R. Webster boulevard and collided head on. To avoid the impact Ferrie steered toward the Heisel mill driveway but the Omaha car struck first. Henning’s car had front fenders and bumper crushed while Ferrie’s vehicle was badly damaged. Ferrie suffered severe arm bruises and was shaken up in the crash. Her car was taken to the garage for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ferrie
Washington Avenue
Elm Street
C. E. Henning
Omaha
John R. Webster
Ferrie
Heise
Stores to Remain Open on Wednesdays This Summer
The Chamber of Commerce retail section votes to keep stores open every Wednesday evening through summer and fall. The policy aims to let country districts and nearby communities shop after work and attend theatre events, continuing a practice favored for public convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danly
Chamber of Commerce
Ladies in Fear After Possible Shooting On Highway
Mrs John Sanders and sister in law Miss Anna Sanders faced a tense chase after a red Douglas county coupe ahead appeared to signal a turn and a possible shot was feared when a object hit their windshield. Police Libershal and Pickrel investigated but found no damage or shooter. rock or gravel believed to be the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sanders
Anna Sanders
Sanders
Journal Office Welcomes Resident Flower Gift
Yesterday Edward Ripplet of West Vine Street presented the Journal office with a large bouquet of red and white lilies and peonies. The editor notes many residents send flowers, brightening the office and showing appreciation for local horticultural displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ripple
West Vine Street
Journal
Arrives in Europe James Cernik Returns to Czech Roots
James Cernik, a well known resident, returns to his old home in Czechoslovakia after a three week trip to Europe. He traveled via Chicago and Canada aboard a Leviathan steamer, enjoyed deck amusements and dances, and reported views of Niagara Falls. He expected to land in France and continue to Paris on May 29. He asks Plattsmouth friends to remember him fondly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cernik
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Cernik
Chicago
Canada
Niagara Falls
U. S
France
Paris
Jim
Plattsmouth
Mumps Forces Delay In Mast Murray Case
The case of Mary E Mast versus Ada Murray and Edward Murray paused after Mr Murray contracted mumps preventing his court appearance. Plaintiff seeks to set aside a deed to the Murrays, restore her life interest, and require accounting of rents on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Mast
Ada Murray
Edward Murray
Murray
Mr. Murray
Mast
Abraham Mast
Kiser Seeks Divorce From Lela R Kiser
In Cass county this morning Albert A Kiser filed for divorce from Mrs Lela R Kiser with W G Kieck as attorney The couple wed in 1927 and have lived in Cass county since 1928 The filing asks to dissolve the marriage and restore Mr Kiser to freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dany
Clerk of the District Court
W. G. Kieck
Albert A. Kiser
Kiser
Lela R. Kiser
Cass County
Gade Family Relocates to Vancouver Washington
West coast move announced by Rev. and Mrs. L W Gade. Mrs. D C Morgan of this city reports the couple reside in Vancouver where Rev Gade leads the Presbyterian church. They recently met Miss Emma Treshman, a former Plattsmouth teacher, during their westward posting. Rev Gade previously served seven years as pastor of the First Presbyterian church here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erand Lodge
Omaha
William ©. Ramsey
Erand
J. R. Tapster
Mr. Ramsey
Plattsmouth
B. S. Ramsey
Cass County
Ramsey
Clinton Brome
T. J. McGuire
Masonic Grand Lodge
A. W. Crites
Edwin Dpd. Crites
Chadron
L. W. Gade
West
D. C. Morgan
Gade
Vancouver
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Emma Treshman
Rev
First Presbyterian Church
Plattsmouth Lodge 6 Installs Officers in Social Event
Plattsmouth Lodge No. 6 A F and A M installed officers for the new term with a large attendance. W A Robertson and W F Evers conducted the ceremony. New officers include Harrison L. Gayer as W M and Robert Painter as Ss W. Retiring master Dr R P Westover hosted a luncheon, and Frank A Cloidt sang two solos. The Masonic quartet performed four numbers in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
A. F
A. M
W. A. Robertson
W. F. Evers
W. M
Harrison L. Gayer
Robert Painter
J. W
L. F. Terryberry
F. A. Cloidt
L. W. Niel
Leonard A. Horn
J. D
August Kaffenberger
Tyler
Carl Schneider
Lester Meisinger
Robert Foster Patterson
Lodge
R. P. Westover
Raymond ¢. Cook
Frank A. Cloidt
Messrs. Cook Cloidt
McClusky and Knorr
Honey Town
Recital Honors Mrs Freeman Piano Pupils
A Saturday event at Mrs Lillian Freeman’s home featured a large piano pupil recital with solo and duet pieces. Participants included Wilma Swatek Phyllis Speck John Urish Jacqueline Stratton Elizabeth Kasper Earl Pittman Theodore Libershal Thelma Jones Mary Ann Gradeville Mary Jane Mark Eugene Meisinger Florence Sudduth Betty Bulin Geraldine Sudduth Marie Speck Evelyn Meisinger Jane Rebal Geraldine Griffin Rosemary Cloidt Jacqueline Grossman Mary Katherine Wiles Robert Warren Betty Kalina Aimee Jane Thomas Margaret Nelson Thelma Rhodes Dorothy McCarthy Marvin Tritsch Inga Reichstad Lois Bester Anna Margaret McCarthy Mildred Murray Charles Nowacek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Freeman
Wilma Swatek
Phyllis Speck
John and
Virgel Urish
Jacqueline Stratton
Elizabeth Kasper
Earl Pittman
Theodore Libershal
Thelma Jones
Mary Ann Gradeville
Mary Jane Mark
Eugene Meisinger
Florence Sudduth
Betty Bulin
Geraldine Sudduth
Marie Speck
Evelyn Meisinger
Jane Rebal
Geraldine Griffin
Rosemary Cloidt
Jacqueline Grossman
Mary Katherine Wiles
Robert Allen Warren
Betty Kalina
Aimee Jane Thomas
Margaret Nelson
Thelma Rhodes
Dorothy McCarthy
Marvin Tritsch
Inga Reichstad
Lois Bestor
Anna Margaret McCarthy
Mildred Murray
Charles Nowacek
Omaha visitor recounts 30 day US trip spanning eighteen states
Gooding of Omaha returned from a 30 day journey covering eighteen states. He traveled by train to St. Louis then Miami and northern Florida, visiting New Orleans Houston and Texas, then to Colorado Springs Denver Billings and other mountain areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding
Omaha
United States
St. Louis
Southland
Miami
Florida
Goodman
New Orleans
Houston
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado Springs
Denver
Billings
Montana
Entry at It We Will Help You
The speaker vows practical help and collaboration, urging a straightforward approach. They promise steady guidance and support to tackle the task ahead with shared effort and resolve.
Masons Vote to Erect New Unit at Masonic Home
The Nebraska grand lodge approved building a new unit at the Nebraska Masonic Home in Plattsmouth to honor Masonry's 75th anniversary. Estimated at about $200000, funding will come from voluntary state donations, with Plattsmouth lodge pledging substantial earlier. The plan may add to rather than replace the current facilities to relieve a growing waiting list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Masonic
Nebraska
Grand Lodge
Masonic Order
Omaha
Orville A. Andrews
J. R. Tapster
Plattamouth Lodge
Focal Lodge
Tapster
Plattsmouth
Funeral for John F. Gorder Held at First Presbyterian
Funeral services for John F. Gorder were held Friday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church with Rev. H. G. McClusky leading. A Masonic quartet performed two pieces, and pallbearers were old time friends at Oak Hill cemetery where a Presbyterian burial service followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Gorder
First Presbyterian Church
H. G. McClusky
Frank A. Cloidt
Raymond C. Cook
R. W. Knorr
Oak Hill Cemetery
Edward
William
John Wehrbein
H. A. Schneider
Claude C. Smith
Walter Go
Hinky Dinky Store Display Praised for Neat Layout
The Hinky Dinky store in the city is highlighted for its attractive appearance and up to date presentation. Manager Glenn Groff ensures neatness, orderly stock display, ticketing, and a large back room enabling quick customer selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Groff
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. C. Ramsey
Leaves
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Fontenelle
DA. R
States
Delaware
South Carolina
Arizona
The
United
Phi Tau Theta
Magney
Teachers College
Miss Ketch
College of Arts and Sciences
Miss Cruise
College of Business Administration
Phi Mu
Phi Chi Theta
Stewart
Ber
Sigma Tau
John
Union Literary Society
Miss Troop
College of Agriculture
Pi Beta Phi
Miss Upton
Elizabeth John Katherine Cruise
Dorig
Charles Greer Elmwood Eagle
Nehawka Alvo
Welby Stewart
Mary, Kelch Ehawka
Kathleen Stroop
Arrves
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