Shower in Honor of Miss Teresa Droege
Last evening Mrs. M. E. Manspeaker hosted a pink themed welcome at Elm Street home for Miss Teresa Droege prior to her July marriage to Gale Connor. The Woodman Circle drill team officers and friends attended with musical numbers by Mrs. Charles Jelinek and Mrs. Jesse Brady, followed by refreshments and a basket of remembrances for the bride from local guests including Mrs. V. Zucker and daughter Dorothy Zucker of New York and Mrs. Kate Remington of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Manspeaker
Elm Street
Woodman Circle
Lodge
Teresa Droege
Gale Connor
Manspeaker
Helen Egenberger
Charles Jelinek
Jesse Brady
W. D. Smith
Teresa Hemple
Carroll D. Quinton
Frank Ohm
V. Zucker
Dorothy Zucker
New York
Kate Remington
Omaha
Crops in Nebraska in Splendid Shape
A weekly weather and crop report from Nebraska notes wheat and oats growing well with good heads, alfalfa first cut secured in good condition, strawberries ripening, cherries fair to light, corn slow and backward but cultivated twice, pastures improved, and potatoes growing well. Sunshine near normal with showers but overall rainfall below normal in eastern counties. moisture adequate for crop needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
George A. Loveland
Weather Bureau
Richeys Purchase Modern Coates Residence on North Fifth
Emmons J. Richey has purchased the Coates residence on North Fifth Street and plans to reside there. The home is in the nicest city section with a fine view of the city and Missouri valley, offering a strictly modern and comfortable living space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons J. Richey
Coates
North Fifth Street
Bert Cooper Pays Penalty for Drinking Case
Bert Cooper appeared in Judge M. Archer's court to answer a charge of being drunk after an evening with Officer Alvin Jones. The judge ordered a fine of $2 plus costs, and warned him to avoid similar actions in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cooper
M. Archer
Cooper
Alvin Jones
Knights and Ladies of Security close campaign with joyous meeting
Platte council No. 372 Knights and Ladies of Security held a festive session at the Woodman building to close a campaign for new members led by deputy A. L. Patton. Eight candidates were initiated, followed by a program featuring Miss Kathryn Waddick, B. A. McElwain, Mrs. Sandin, a Plattsmouth male quartet, and solos by Agnes Knorlicek and Bert Knorr. The lodge now numbers about 270 members and praised Patton and local wives for the campaign’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte Council No
Knights and Ladies of Security
Woodman
A. L. Patton
Kathryn Waddick
B. A. McElwain
Sandin
Plattsmouth
Herman Hough
H. G. McClusky
R. W. Knorr
Bert Knorr
the Rosary
Agnes Knorlicek
Knights
Patton
Band Concert Delights City Music Lovers
A well attended park band concert directed by Richard Avard drew many city music fans. The program featured "Alma, Where Do You Live" "Sunny South" and "King Dodo" with pleasing interpretations and growing local interest in such events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Avard
Alma
Dodo
Murray Women Take Burlington to Omaha for Brief Visit
Dr. B. F. Brendel Mrs. J. F. Brendel and Mrs. Charles Carroll of Murray travel by Burlington to Omaha for a few hours this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Brendel
J. F. Brendel
Charles Carroll
Murray
Burlington
Omaha
Booming for Better Roads in Nebraska
Community leaders in Plattsmouth heard P A Wells of Omaha outline plans for a national Washington Highway from Savannah to Seattle. He urged Nebraska to form a highway commission, use convict labor on state aid roads, seek federal aid, and mark the route with official signs. Local citizens signed up to join the Washington Highway association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
George Washington Highway
P. A. Wells
Omaha
Metropolis
Plattsmouth
Wells
Savannah
Seattle
Wash
Highway Association
Shackleford
Nebraska
Highway Commission
Good Roads Association
Commercial Clubs
Washington Highway Association
Plastering of the New Library Under Way
The interior plastering of the new Carnegie library in Plattsmouth is underway under contract to Harry Johnson. This step clears the way for completing the interior carpentry and bringing the library closer to opening for public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
Reliable
Plattsmouth
Carnegie Corporation
Stewart's Phonographs at Dawson's in Plattsmouth Neb
A local ad advertises Stewart's Phonographs for five dollars available at Dawson's in Plattsmouth Nebraska, signaling a bargain in late season audio gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Dawson’s
Plattsmouth
Neb
Degree of Honor Elects Grand Lodge Delegates
The Degree of Honor met to elect delegates to the grand lodge session. Mrs. Emmons Ptak was chosen to represent the local lodge with Mrs. Harry Johnson as alternate. Attendance was large and the membership contest is extended to August 1 with a reduced joining rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Emmons Ptak
Harry Johnson
J R Jennings and Miss Tuey Entertain at Brady Lawn Party
Miss Leona Brady and Mrs W G Brooks hosted a lawn party at the John Brady home for Mrs J R Jennings of Springfield Mass and Misses Alice and Hazel Tuey. About forty guests enjoyed games clothespin brides two course luncheon Victrola music and floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brady
Leona Brady
W. G. Brooks
J. R. Jennings
Springfield
Mass
Alice
Hazel Tuey
Brady
Alice Tuey
Gertrude Beeson
Mae Morgan
Florence Balser
Clara Mae Morgan
Brooks
Past Chiefs Entertained at the Thomsen Home
The Past Chiefs of the Degree of Honor were entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Thomsen, present chief of honor. Eighteen members attended for visiting and fancy work, followed by a two course luncheon. The Thomson home was decorated with white syringe blooms and peonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Thomsen
The
Iodge
James Bulin
Thomson
Miss Dorothy Britt Visits With Chicago Ties
Miss Dorothy Britt arrived yesterday morning from Chicago and will spend her vacation in this city with her mother and relatives and friends enjoying a rest from her duties in the windy city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Britt
Chicago
Windy City
Red Sox Edge Luxus in Twelve Inning Nailbiter
In a thrill packed Sunday game the Red Sox beat Omaha Luxus 6 to 5 in twelve innings. Beal’s single to left field scored the decisive run as Comnors pitched well for the Sox and Woosley struggled for the visitors. Dennison homered and Mason, Parker, Beal, Parriott and Craig sparked the Sox rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Omaha
Beal
Sox Warriors
Johnnie Dennison
Parriott
Mason
Roberts
Craig
Brew. Comnors
Sox
Woosley
Merody
Luxus
Rosenburg
Smith
Herold
Melody
Connors
Dennison
Johnnie
Hazen
Minikus
Fahnestock
Wachtler
Atkins
Parker
Short
James Parker
Mr. Woosley
Pittman
Parrrcott
Beto Ee Os
Sargiti
Graig
Ley
Walker
Wachtier
Rushenberg
Hotel Riley Owner Z T Sutley Weds in St Louis
The Omaha Daily News reports Nebraska hotelier Z T Sutley, owner of the Hotel Riley, married Miss Anna M Bard of Ganado Texas in St Louis. The ceremony was kept quiet due to the bridegroom’s father in law’s illness, and the bride will return to Texas to care for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Daily News
St. Louis
Z. T. Sutley
Riley
Nebraska
Anna M. Bard
Ganado
Tex
Mr. Sutley
Miss Bard
Omaha
Sutley
Texas
John Tighe in Louisville Weighs AFL Hughes Nomination
Colonel John Tighe, manly’s sage and longtime Democrat, visited Louisville on business. He believes the Chicago convention erred by nominating Hughes for president after removing him from the Supreme Court bench, and he identifies as an American by choice, not a hyphenated American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tighe
Sage
Manly
Louisville
Tighe
Chicago
Hughes
Supreme Bench
Louisville Courier
Olson Photo Graphy Company Moves to New Quarters
The Olson Photograph Company relocates to three floors in the Tidd building at Third and Main, with a 70 000 name mailing list and branch offices in Chicago and Des Moines. The firm emphasizes fast mail order service, high standards, and a revival from prior debts, projecting continued growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson Photograph Company
Tidd
Third
Main Streets
United States
Union
Alaska
Philippine Islands
Olson Company
Chicago
Des Moines
Kodak
Olson
Miss Violet Smith of Nehawka Entertained
Mrs. Oscar Wilson entertained in honor of her niece Miss Violet Smith of Nehawka yesterday afternoon. The gathering featured games amusements and a luncheon served by Ruth Hall and Carla Brandt. Attending were Clara Johnson Mary Mayfield Ruby Kimmel Anna Mae Sandin Helen Amick Violet Smith Ruth Hall Carla Brandt Ralph Frank Arthur Amick Mrs. J S Hall Mrs. T L Amick Mrs. Oscar Sandin and Mrs. Oscar Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wilson
Violet Smith
Nehawka
Ruth Hall
Carla Brandt
Clara Johnson
Mary Mayfield
Ruby Kimmel
Anna Mae Sandin
Helen Amick
Ralph Frank
Arthur Amick
J.S. Hall
T. L. Amick
Oscar Sandin
Peter Meisinger Visits City With Cedar Creek Wife
Peter Meisinger and his Cedar Creek wife spent Saturday in the city for a few hours. The couple were observed looting after some trading activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Meisinger
Cedar Creek
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Degree
M&s. J
Thomsen
ST. Louis, MO
John IS
NEW Quarters
Company
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