Merchants Endorse Mayor Sattler Fourth of July Plan
Local merchants largely back Mayor Sattler’s idea for a modest Fourth of July celebration in Plattsmouth. Most interviewees favor park gatherings, speeches, music, and a community picnic, with fireworks in the evening and revenue-free street conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattler
Sattler
Journal
Main Street
Henry Zuckweiler
Plattsmouth
John Crabill
John Nemetz
Rooney
Mr. Dotson
Postofice
W. Smith
Wescott
America
Dover
Joe Tadraba
Weyrich & Hadraba
Weyrich
Epworth League District Convention Returns From East Nebraska
Delegates BE Wescott G Hill Jesse Perry and Fred Hesse and Miss Wandra Ramsey and Miss Pheme Richardson came back from the East Nebraska District Epworth League convention held at Weeping Water over Wednesday and Thursday. A lively meeting heard speeches and elected officers for the coming year with E U Wescott of Plattsmouth as president and Gene Miller Cook as first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wescott
E. C G. Hill
Jesse Perry
Fred Hesse
Wandra Ramsey
Pheme Richardson
East Nebraska
Epworth League
Weeping Water
E. U. Wescott
Plattamouth
Gene Miller
Cook
Irma Pegler
Palmyra
Lulu Grush
Falls City
Meeting Scheduled at Walls City
The next meeting will be held at Walls City. Attendees should be prepared to discuss upcoming agenda items and ensure timely participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walls City
Nebraska State Postmasters Association adopts Sutton leader
The tenth annual Nebraska State Postmasters Association convention closes in Lincoln with a record turnout and profit. B A Sizer of this city declines another term and nominates J U W Tower of Sutton, who is elected president unanimously after Sizer urges elevation of a fellow postmaster. Tower has long held roles within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
J. U W. Tower
Sutton
Sizer
Arraitzation
Lincoln Journal
Captain Charles Adams Sails In The Second Mate's Story
Uncle Tom Kennish writes a sea life tale in the June Sports Afield under the pen name Captain Charles Adams. The Second Mate's Story is told in mariner language and chronicles life at sea with vivid detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kennish
Charles Adams
The
Mariner
Warning Against Check Raisers Swindling Warned to Banks
The regional detective agency urges banks and merchants to guard against check raisers passing forged amounts. They advise regular passbook checks, precautions to detect alterations, stamping checks with a limiting amount, and careful writing of numbers to safeguard issuers from loss.
Entertains at Musical at High School Hill
About fifty ladies were entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rhoberts High School Hill. Hostesses Mesdames G. A. Rawls, William Baird and Roberts arranged a pleasing program of instrumental and vocal music and readings for their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Rhoberts
High School Hill
G. A. Rawls
William Baird
Roberts
Ptanhauser
Wagner
The Years at the Spring and Church Musical Recital
A social afternoon featured readings and songs by Etha Crabill and Mrs Hill Wescott with guests including Mesdames Rawls Baird and Roberts. A luncheon was served and hostesses thanked for an entertaining program described as musical with many ladies in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Wescott
Kehoe's Bar
John Bennet
William Baird
Grieg Etha Crabill
Mother O'Mine
Cos Towis
Bobby Shaflo
Homer Green
Etha Crabill
Mesdames Rawls, Baird
Roberts
Plattsmouth White Sox Defeat Winterstein Hill 6 to 0
In a Thursday city park game the Plattsmouth White Sox outplayed the Winterstein Hill team by six runs to none. The BP H. S. battery of Hebal Poisal and Battery starred for the White Sox, while Wilcox Joyson and Neuman lined up for the Hill squad.
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Plattsmouth White Sox
Winterstein Hill
BP. H. 8
Hebal, Poisal
Battery
Wilcox
Joyson
Neuman
Winterstein Will Boys
Bates Celebrates Seventieth Birthday in Plattsmouth Journal
The Plattsmouth Neb Journal editor M A Bates turns seventy, still active in his paper and politics. Bates, longtime owner and editor, remains a militant Democrat and a Champ Clark supporter, singing his patriotic songs daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Bates
Plattsmouth
Neb, Journal
Bates
Grant City
Champ Clark
Pike
Mow. Bimes
District Court Docket Streamlines Cases and Dismissals
The district court docket opened with several dismissals and costs orders. State v Pred Wrenn and State v Del Tyson were dismissed on county attorney motion, defendants to pay costs. State v John Bose continued with bond and surety. Civil action Murray State Bank v Spence dismissed without prejudice. Estate of Robert Kendall and A O Aull v Urwin continued over term. Weideman v Watson Howard argued. mandamus set aside and rehearing granted.
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Eggurs
Pred Wrenn
State
John Bose
Fred Bose
del Tyson
Slate
Wagner
Murray State
Hank Va
W. B. Spence
Robert Kendall
A. O. Aull
J. W. Urwin
Henry HW
Weideman
Watson Howard
Omaha Brief on 1924 Brandeis Theater Remodeling Plan
Burd F. Miller, architect, visited Omaha to review remodeling plans for the 1924 Brandeis theater building. The building committee includes G. A. Rawls, J. P. Fuller, M. B. Briggs and B. I. Wescott. Plans and specs prepared by Miller as state architect will be ready for carpenters within a few days.
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Burd F. Miller
Brandeis Theater
Omaha
M. CG. A
G. A. Rawls
J. P. Fuller
Miller
Bats Invade Belfry as Roof Work Opens
Richards and Peters win contract to raise and repair the Coates block roof. While exposing the attic, workers find a bat infestation possibly up to a million, with several tons of bat deposits creating a strong odor. Bats enter via a water spout and the manager weighs elimination options.
Peterson Conducts Trade with Omaha Jobbers This Morning
J G C Peterson transacted business with Omaha jobbers this morning and returned on No 24 this afternoon.
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J. GC. Peterson
Omaha
Nebraska Post Masters Debate Postal Savings System
Lincoln session opens with Postmaster J. H. Hayes of Norfolk praising many points of the Postal Savings System while noting provisions he says favor bankers. Other postmasters, including Shoeider of Plattsmouth, warn deposits limits and lack of funds may hinder the system’s operation and emergency financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hayes
Norfolk
Hayes
Postal Savings Fund
Hyves
Kenora
Shoeider
Plattsmouth
Enforcement Tightens on Egg Sales and Cream Permit Plan
Food Commissioner Hansen plans about 3 000 annual permits for cream letters valid July 4. He urged action against rotten eggs at a Lincoln hotel meeting with egg dealers, stating prosecutions for intent to sell rotten eggs, inspector scrutiny of shipments, and rules for candlening and rejecting spoiled eggs to protect Nebraska’s egg reputation and farmers’ prices.
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Hansen
Efeet
Lincoln Hotel
Eee
Nebraska
County Bridge Inspection Prompts Possible Concrete Arc Span
County Commissioners Jordan Fredrich and Heebner toured city bridges this morning reviewing repair needs. They noted city funds support much of the bridge tax, and may authorize a concrete arc bridge at the foot of Winterstein Hill to curb ongoing repair costs.
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Jordan, Fredrich and
Heebner
Winterstein Hil
Omaha Musicians Return for Sunday School Convention
Ed Schulhof and Roy Holly arrived from Omaha after joining a forty piece orchestra rehearsal. They will perform Monday June 17 with Schulhof on cornet and Holly on violin. The program promises inspiring music.
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Ed Schulhof
Roy Holly
Omaha
Schulhof
Holly
Entertain Great-Granddaughter with Lincolin Guests
Mrs H FP Grittenden and babe visit Mr and Mrs Steinker for a week. The Steinkers are the grandparents of Mrs Grittenden and the baby is their great-granddaughter. The child, though small, is the pride of both families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. FP. Grittenden
Babe of
Lincolin
F. A. Steinker
Mrs. Steinker
Grittinden
Steimker
Oneeley Sheely pleads guilty in Colorado bribery case
Charles G. Sheely admitted bribery in a Greeley case involving a county commissioner. He was sentenced to one year in prison and a hefty fine but will appeal to Colorado Supreme Court on the legality of bribing a county executive. A Lincoln native and long-time Cass county bridge contractor, Sheely is said to have secured many local contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Sheely
King
Greeley
Colorado
Supreme Court of Colorado
Judicial cMeer
Biiely
Sheely
Lincoln
Denver
Lincoln Journal
Plattsmouth
Gass County
Cass County
Young son of Fred Young injured in hayload accident
Chord Young, 14, was badly hurt when a hayload toppled near their home. He suffered a broken left wrist and sprains to both wrists. injuries not permanent but will keep him sidelined as his brothers take over chores.
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Fred Young
Chord
Vic
Cliftond
Clifford
Tiny
Union Ledger
Lau Couple Wed in Sutherland Nebraska Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Clarence A Lau of Sutherland Neb returned for a week with Fred Lau after their wedding in Sutherland on Wednesday The bride is James White's daughter and the groom is assistant cashier at the State Bank The Republican presses best wishes for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A, Lau
Sutherland
Neb
Mes
Fred Lau
Lau
Lillie White
James White
State Bank
Marriad
Holka and Wife Visit County Seat For Court Business
Fred Holka and wife of South Bend visited the county seat on No 1 morning to attend to business at the courthouse. Holka, a long time journal reader now obtaining an Ashland paper, recently moved nearer Ashland and is one of Cass county’s prosperous German farmers.
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Fred Holka
South Bend
No. 1
Court House
Mr. Holka
Ashland
Holka
Cass County
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Belfry
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