Heaviest Summer Storm Drenches Local Area
Heavy rain and violent winds swept the region from Sunday night into early Monday. Rainfall ranged from an inch and a half to two and two thirds inches, flooding streets and creeks, stranding residents, and delaying traffic along Chicago avenue, Pearl and South Sixth streets, Pappio and Weeping Water creeks, and the Burlington K C line.
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Dany
Chicago Avenue
Tenth and
Chiesto Avenue
Pearl Street
South Sixth Street
Earl
Main
Main Street
Althe
Sixth Street
E. A. Warl
Washington Avenue
Pappio
Fort Rock
No. 75
Pony Creek
Pacific Junction
K. C
Burlington
Four Mile Creek
Union
Young
Pnion
Bowen Still Goin Forgery Suspect Flees Ozarks
William Bowen, once a local painter, still dodges investigators after a Missouri attempt to cash a draft on Farmers State Bank. Springfield police were alerted via Rae Patterson the bank cashier, but Bowen vanished into the Ozarks before authorities could detain him. He remains at large as a noted forger on the run.
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William Bowen
Springfield
Missouri
Farmers State Bank
Missouri Bank
Omaha Exchange Bank
Rae Patterson
Ozarks
Bowen
Here for Vacation by Miss Dorothy Brink in Omaha
Miss Dorothy Brink, X ray technologist at St. Joseph Hospital in Omaha, is visiting her parents and former school friends. She takes a vacation from hospital work to rest at home and relax during her stay.
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Dorothy Brink
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Miss Brink
Wreck at Ninth and Pearl Cars Collide. One Hurt
A Sunday collision at the Ninth street and Pearl street intersection involved George Burr and Marion Duxbury driving the latter's brother’s car. Both operators could not see well on the steep angle, Burr turning east on Pearl struck the Duxbury car. Dorothea Mae Duxbury was bruised but none seriously hurt.
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Ninth Zod Penarl
George Burr
Marion Duxbury
Burr
Ninth Street
Mr. Duxbury
Judge Duxbury
Pearl Street
Barr
Duxbury
Dorothea Mae Duxbury
Marion Taylor Attacked by Hitch Hiker on Omaha Road
Marion Taylor returning from Omaha gave a hitch hiker a ride on highway 75. He was found unconscious near Parpie bottom road by Fort Crook soldiers, later died at Ford Creek hospital. The Ford touring car, and $3, disappeared with the assailant.
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Dany — Marion Taylor
Omaha
Panpio Bridge
Mr. Taylor
Fort Crook
Parpie
Ford Creek
Ror Taylor
L. R. Svrecher
Taylor
City Clerk Hospitalized After Severe Ankle Infection
City Clerk Herman L. Thomas was taken to St. Joseph hospital in Omaha on Saturday with a severe left ankle infection. He was placed under specialist care in the Missouri Pacific ward and, though improving slowly, will need several days to overcome the infection before resuming duties.
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Herman L. Thomas
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Mr. Thomas
Missouri Pacific
Thomas
Adultery Charge Filed Against Henry Shepherd
Mrs. Clara Boone filed a complaint with County Attorney W. G. Kieck charging her son Henry Shepherd with adultery with Mrs. Tres sie Abbott. The form was filed in County Judge Duxbury’s office and Shepherd will be brought in to answer the charge. The parties reside near Union.
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W. G. Kieck
Clara Boone
Henry Shepherd
Tressie Abbott
Duxbury
Union
Florida visitors stop in Neola for family visit
James Monson and two daughters Helen 12 and June 3 from Tallahassee Florida arrived Sunday after visiting Mrs. W. T. Edwards of Neola Iowa. They came to visit Mrs. Geiser and her son Russell at Mynard and other friends.
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Irs
James Monson
Helen
Tallahassee
Florida
W. T. Edwards
Neola
Iowa
John Geiser
Russell
Mynard
McMaken Named Head of Nebraska Truckers Association
Rae G. McMaken of Otis City and Omaha operator was named president of the Nebraska Motor Transport Association at its Omaha meeting. He succeeds W D Hetlin. Officers include L L Wade Omaha first VP and George J Moist Columbus second VP. Frank H Beels Omaha re-elected secretary treasurer. The group aims to defeat senate file No 33 truck tax law. They plan a referendum to force a state vote in 1922 and have started a fund for the campaign. McMaken becomes a director and longtime member.
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Rae G. McMaken
McMaken
Otis City
Omaha
Nebraska Motor Transport
Mr. MecMaken
W. DD. Hetlin
Cereseco
L. L. Wade
George J. Moist
Columbus
Frank H. Beels
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McMahen
Young couple wed near Rockport in Rock Bluff area
Miss Thelma Hutchison and Cleo Baker, both from south of the city near Rock Bluffs, were married Friday in Rockport Missouri. A post ceremony reception at Harold Hulls featured games dancing and a large number of gifts. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hutchison, was a Plattsmouth high school junior, the groom son of Mr and Mrs William A Baker, long time Rock Bluff residents who plan to live on a farm nearby.
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Thelma Hutchison
Cleo Baker
Rock Bluffs
Rockport
Missouri
Harold Hull
Wm. Hutchison
Plattsmouth
Theodore Shepherd
Omaha
Miss McManus
Irene Welsh
Kearney
Nebraska
Misa Welsh
Igs Schneider
W. Clarke Swanson
E. A. Wurl
Evi Speir
John Sattler, Jr
Mises Mary Tidball
Helen Wurl
Ela Margaret Wiles
Burdie
Great Lakes
University of Nebraska
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Burdiec
Phi Gamma Delta
Phiteau State Bank
Herman
Earl Burdie
E. W. Burdie
R. A. Neirhood
Neal Hardie
Lloyd Bordie
Robert Daugherty
E. A. Rose
Clarke Swanson
Meador
W. Howard
Fremont
G. G. Henkle
Lincoln
William Schneider
Oliver
Cedar Creek
Lawrence Phipps
Sekamoh
Nei May
Beatrice
Faith McManus
Council Bluffs
Lows
Jail is a Wet Place
The Louisville marshal transferred a prisoner to the local jail after finding the usual cell flooded by Sunday night rain. Authorities do not know the exact charge, learning only the man wished to live with his wife and planned to move to South Dakota. He displayed four cents to prove his intent.
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Louisville
South Dakota
Illness prompts forthcoming goitre operation for patient
Mr and Mrs Thomas Svoboda and Mrs Frank Aschenbrenner and sons visited at Lincoln on Sunday with Mr Aschenbrenner, ten days a UC S Veterans hospital patient. He has suffered months of health troubles and will need time to recover before an operation for goitre can be considered.
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Thomas Svoboda
Frank Aschenbrenner
Frank
John
Lincoln
Aschenbrenner
UC. S. Veterans Hospital
Turn About Fair Play Among Picnickers
A countryside resident condemns picnickers who linger on his farm and leave trash. He plans to try the same approach at town sites to test reactions and guide future complaints about littering.
Local Teams Play Ball Despite Rainy Day Schedule
Weather dampened Murray Red Sox game with the Colored Boston Terrors, but other city contests drew sizable crowds. Cedar Creek defeated Rock Bluff 11 6 on farm diamond. Lymaun Richey Gravelers beat Becker All Stars 11 9 as a tight, late-night battle. Athletic Park youths lost 5 4 to Omaha visitors, despite Richard Herold's solid pitching for the locals.
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Murray Red Sox
Boston Terrors
Rock Bluff
Niomer Spanker
Coyotes
Lymaun-Richey Gravelers
Becker All Stars
Gravelers
Bragg
George Kulasek
All Stars
Dale Rhodes
Ben Sneck
Athletic Park
Omaha
Richard Herold
Rains Over the County Cause Road Damage
Heavy Sunday rains in eastern Cass County damaged highways and washed some areas. Roads near watercourses are worst, with gravel replacement needed on surfaced routes. Bridges mostly withstood flood water, retaining structural integrity, while earlier wooden bridges posed greater post storm maintenance costs.
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Cass County
Chicago firm manager visits relatives with companions
John Werga Jr longtime Wallentren drug stores manager Illinois Indiana travels with H K Bandy on vacation. They are joined in Chicago by Florence Nowacek niece of Werga. Werga and Bandy with Charles Nowacek plan to drive to Kansas to visit relatives in coming days.
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John Werga, Jr
Wallentren
Plattsmouth Relief Corps Enjoy Picnic
Plattsmouth Women’s Relief Corps members held their annual picnic at Mrs. Charles Tungate’s Omaha home with about twenty five attendees. The event featured a dinner from shared dishes, group photos, and a verse tribute by Mrs. Margaret Jackson.
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Plattemouth
Women’s Relief Corps
Charles Tungate
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Cotner
Tungzte
Margaret Jackson
Omeha
Robert Troop
Tungate
Jessie Hall
Mesdaies W. BD. Smith
M. FE. Manspeaker
Israel Pearlman
Daugter
Lena Creece
Stieger
Picnic Outing For Women’s Relief Corps Members
A large group of Women’s Relief Corps members were taken to Omaha by Corner bus line for their annual picnic at Mrs. Charles Tungate’s home. The group planned a full day of sociable activities and a noon repast, with return anticipated this evening.
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Women's Relief Corps
Omaha
Charles Tungate
Tungate
Death Notice Edward Erway Oakland Burial
Mrs Martha J Peterson reports the death of her youngest brother Edward Erway who died Friday in Oakland California where he lived with his elder brother Mark Erway He was a former city resident and attended local schools in the early seventies He was unmarried and had long made his home with his brother’s family Interment will be in Oakland.
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Martha J. Peterson
Edward Erway
Oakland
California
Mark Erway
Mrs. Peterson
Mark Elway
Memorial services mark W C T U tribute to departed members
The Women's Christian Temperance Union held its annual memorial at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. 8 A Wiles. Mrs. Charles Troop led the service with a scripture verse as names of the departed, including Mrs. William T. Richardson and Mrs. Etta Perry Barker, were read. A pansy bouquet honored the banner.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
A. Wiles
Charles Troop
W. L. Troop
Troop
Piano Recital From Tuesday's Danrye
Pupils of Mrs. Robert Reed presented a piano recital at the Reed home in the Herald apartment last evening. The setting featured summer flowers and attracted parents and friends who praised the students’ skill and artistic touch. Performers included James Mauzy Jr Viva Palmer Caroline Heigl Francis Stoll Irene Converse James Begley Ruth Ferrie Rose Ferrie Margaret Reece John Reece Warren Reed, with Begley Jr also delivering vocal selections.
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Danrye
Robert Reed
Herald
Reed
James Mauzy, Jr
Viva Palmer
Caroline Heigl
Francis Stoll
Irene Converse
James Begley
Ruth Ferrie
Rose Ferrie
Margaret Reece
John Reece
Warren Reed
James Begley, Jr
Lucille Albert Better After Auto Injury
Miss Lucille Albert who was badly injured in an auto accident on the Louisville road west of the city is making a strong recovery at Immanuel hospital in Omaha. Doctors report a marked improvement and expect a full recovery with no lasting effects though a cast remains for bone fractures. She remains cheerful and welcomes visitors.
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Lucille Albert
Louisville
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Albert
Rich
Missouri Pacific Adjusts Southbound No 110 Schedule
The Missouri Pacific announces a new time card effective Sunday evening for southbound train No 110. Omaha departure remains 6:00 with Plattsmouth arrival at 6:35, earlier than 6:37. Arrival in Kansas City now around 11:00. The fast train remains popular with travelers.
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Missouri Pacific
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Kansas City
Evers Heads to Minnesota for Masonic Home Visit
William F. Evers superintendent of the Nebraska Masonic Home departs for Minneapolis to see the newly placed in service 600000 building at the Minnesota Masonic Home. He plans to attend the Knights Templar grand encampment and will tour sites in Minneapolis and St Paul as Mrs Evers joins him next week.
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Monder
William F. Evers
Nebraska
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Evers
Knights Templar of
United States
Journal Job Department Offers Printing Services
The Journal Job Department can produce calling cards sale catalogs and other printed materials for businesses and individuals. It provides customization options and is equipped to handle small to moderate print runs for local customers.
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Journal
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Marion Taylor
R. G. McMaken
Metter Bays
Red Sox
Murray
Chicago
Plattsmouth Relief Corps
No. 8
Catherine Schneider
Henry A. Schneider
Eugene W. Burdie
Earl C. Surdie
A. G. McClusky
First Presbyterian Church
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