Modern Wood Men Picnic Draws Large City Park Crowd
A hot Thursday afternoon failed to dampen attendance at the Modern Woodmen of America picnic in the city park. The event featured races won by several locals, a tug of war victory by Cass Camp No. 322, a Rev Slocumb address, wrestling between Moormeier and Schmarder, moving pictures of the Woodmen sanitarium, and an evening dance. Cass camp organizers and Deputy W C James led efforts to stage a successful program despite heat and darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
Elks Band
Robert Lee
Arthur Ofe
Earl Sawyer
Dallas Hawkenberry
Robert Brittain
Dora Mason
Herman Sullivan
F. Guthmar
Donald Pitman
Herold Ropers
Earl Merritt
Ben Rummerfield
Laura Grossman
Kemke
Ella Hyde
Cass Camp No. 322
Frank Moormeier
Cortland
Frank Schmarder
Ed Kelly
Cass Camp
W. C. James
New Democratic Candidate Enters County Treasurer Race
J G Metsinger of Cedar Creek Eight Mile Grove precinct and county assessor filed for county treasurer as a Democratic candidate and Progressive ticket entrant. Mia Gering, deputy in the office, also filed to succeed Mike Tritsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Metsinger
Cedar Creek
Eight Mile Grove
Meisinger
Mia Gering
Mike Tritsch
Distinguished prelate visits Omaha with diocese leaders
Father Ferdinand Suesser of the Holy Rosary Parish and Mon Signore A Klein vicar general of the Lincoln diocese, with Bishop C J O'Reilly presiding, spent a few hours in Omaha enjoying a brief outing and visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Suesser
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Monsignore A. Klein
Diocese of
Lincoln
C. J. O'Reilly
Omaha
Journal Want Ads Promise Big Returns From Small Cost
Readers discover that despite some cost the results from Journal want-ads are strong. The notice encourages trying classified ads to reach local buyers and buyers.
St Luke's Guild Closes Year With Home Party
The last meeting of St Luke's Guild for the year was held at Dr and Mrs T P Livingston's North Sixth street home yesterday afternoon. Members enjoyed informal sewing and visiting with pink Rambler roses as decorations and refreshments served by Miss Nora Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Guild
T. P. Livingston
North Sixth Street
Nora Livingston
Parmele Cleared of Pending Banking Charge
William Deles Dernier, acting county judge, acquitted Chas. C. Parmele of seventeen counts alleging illegal borrowing from the Bank of Cass County. The case, tied to his presidency of the firm Jean & Co., followed the Bank of Cass County closure on December 13. The state, represented by the attorney general, pursued the prosecution with local and Omaha counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Deles Dernier
Elmwood
Nebraska
Chas. Co
Parmele
Jean & Co
C. C. Parmelo
Will Jean
Jackson Chase
John Wright
Omaha
C. A. Rawls
Bank of
Cass County
State Bureau of Trade and Commerce
State Board
Banning Files Candidacy for State Senate
William B. Banning of Union, former state senator and Cass county commissioner, enters as a Democratic nominee for state senate from the Cass Otoe Sarpy district. A prominent public figure, he previously served in 1909-11 and has long been active in Democratic politics, including a 1916 lieutenant governor bid. He seeks strong district support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Banning
Union
Cce
Cass
Otoe
Sarpy
Banning
Otoee
Aloo
Board of County Commissioners
Cass County
Senate
Visiting Stander Couple Travel from California to Nebraska
Mr and Mrs William Stander journey from California to Nebraska with Lloyd Meisinger of Plattsmouth. They traveled by truck until Grand Island and then by train due to heavy roads. The couple and Meisinger are en route to California plans with relatives awaiting arrival in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stander
Nebraska
Louisville
California
Lloyd Meisinger
Plattsmouth
Pacific Coast
J. J. Meisinger
Standers
Grand Island
Stander
eKarney
Louisville Courier
Vostrejs Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs Frank S Vostrejs celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a church mass at Holy Rosary and a family gathering at home with nine children and many relatives. The couple married June 14 1897 and plan a golden jubilee in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Vostress
Holy Rosary Church
Ferdinand Suesser
Ignac Vostrejs
Anton Vostrejs
Vestress
Anna Bajeck
Frank
Anton
Creston
Iowa
Rose
James
Charles
Louis
Mathew
David
Amna
Vostrejs
Mike
John Bajeck
Joseph Vostrejs
Croom
Ther
Omaha
Church of the Holy Conception
South Side
Anna Pavlik
Denver
Burlington
Death of William O Wing at Masonic Home
William O Wing a longtime Mason died last night at the Masonic Home where he had resided since 1921 Born May 3 1849 in Indiana he lived in Nebraska for years first in Hastings and later Plattsmouth Funeral services will be held in Hastings under the auspices of Hastings Lodge No 56 A F and A M after the body is returned from Plattsmouth to Hastings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Wing
Masonic
Mr. Wing
Indiana
Nebraska
Hastings
Hastings Lodge No. 56
Plattsmouth
Wing
Masonic Lodge
Presbyter ian picnic at Houston ranch near LaPilatte
The Q. Z. society of the Presbyterian church held a pleasant picnic yesterday afternoon at a Houston ranch near LaPilatte. About fifty members traveled from the city at 4:30 with husbands and baskets for a fine picnic supper and spent the afternoon and evening in the ranch pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Z. Society of the Presbyterian Church
Houston
LaPilatte
Congressman Jefferis Visits Plattsmouth Ahead of Primary
Congressman A W Jefferis of Omaha stopped in Plattsmouth for a Woodmen picnic and met local voters. He spoke with J S Livingston, a former Michigan University athlete, despite differing political views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Jefferis
Omaha
Blican
United 56
Plattsmouth
J. S. Livingston
University of Michigan
Pretty Home Wedding in Nehawka Forms New Union
Miss Mathilda Heebner married Irving Markland at the bride’s parents home near Nehawka in a mid June ceremony. Rev. W H Riley officiated with Rue Fleming singing and Ima Heebner playing. Seventy guests attended at the reception with cake and punch. The bride, a teacher from Lincoln, and the groom, a young farmer, plan housekeeping on a nearby farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilda Heebner
Irving Markland
Cc. E. Heebner
Nehewka
W. H. Riley
Congregational Church of
Weeping Water
Sylvia Gilmore
Catherine McAlpine
Mildred Fleming
Janieta Fleming
Terrence Fleming
Inzverson
McReynolds
Wm. Stoll
The
State University
Markland
Ray Markland
Corbet
Young
Jesse Westlake
Eagle
Wm Heebner
Manley
Plattsmouth
Murray
Union
Nehawka
Kensington Tea Honors Mrs. George B. Falter in Falls City
Mrs. John W. Falter hosted a Kensington afternoon at her north Falls City home honoring Mrs. George B. Falter of Falls City. Summer roses decorated the rooms and guests enjoyed needlework and dainty refreshments. Attending were Mesdames E. H. Wescott, C. C. Wescott, W. S. Leete, Madame Leete, C. G. Fricke, A. J. Beeson, Mrs. J. H. Donnelly of Omaha, and Mrs. George H. Falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Falter
Kensington
George B. Falter
Falls City
Mesdames
E. H. Wescott
C. C. Wescott
W. S. Leete
Madame Leete
C. G. Fricke
A. J. Beeson
J. H. Donnelly
Omaha
George H. Falter
Card of Thanks for Sickness and Death of Husband
Acknowledges thanks from Mrs. Thos. Cabb and daughter Mrs. Emily Morrison to friends neighbors and the Masonic fraternity for assistance and floral tributes during illness and death of their husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Fraternity
Thos. Cabb
Emily Morrison
Books Books Books at the Journal Office
The Journal Office advertises a large selection of books available to readers with an emphasis on broad shelves and easy access. Customers are invited to browse and purchase titles from a wide range of genres and topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
John Murtey Killed by Train at Alvo Crossing
John Murtey prominent Alvo timber and grain dealer was struck and killed by westbound Rock Island trains No 1 and No 5 at the Alvo crossing near the elevator. He was sixty, longtime Nebraska resident and former Cass County legislator. survived by wife and three brothers and one sister. No inquest. Previous crossing tragedy nearby cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murtey
Alvo
Rock Island
Murtey
Forrce
Lincoln
Castle, Roper & Mathews
Cass County
California
Democratic Party
Nebraska
Kansas
Murdock
South Bend
Mantey
Thomas Murtey
Weeping Water
Henry
James Murtey
Stockton
Mary J. Fry
Clay Center
A. G. Cole
James Foreman
River on the Raise Prompts Hope for Flood Calm
The Missouri river rose half a foot in the last day signaling the start of the annual June rise. Water remains calm overall this spring, and officials hope the common floods in the low lands can be avoided this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Progressive slate forms for representative race
The only contest yet developed on the new party ticket is the representative seat with Louis Leiner and George F. Wilson filing as progressive candidates. Supporters’ petitions placed both names in the field and voters will decide at the election as filing closes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Party
Office of Representative
Louis Leiner
George F. Wilson
Elmwood
Urge Fred H. Gorder to Run for County Commissioner
A petition urges Fred H. Gorder of Weeping Water to seek re election as County Commissioner. Elected in 1920 to fill a vacancy, he is praised for businesslike conduct and experience. Despite Democrat affiliation, he has won in a strongly Republican area. supporters hope he accepts for the primary and fall elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Gorder
Weeping Water
George R. Sayles
Gorder
Henry Miller
Sheriff Quinton Accepts Nomination Petition for Sheriff
From Friday's Daily Sheriff Carrol D. Quinton accepted a nomination petition from fifty-one citizens of Weeping Water to run in the coming Republican primary for sheriff. He will face Rex Young, a known auctioneer, who also appears on the Progressive ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol D. Quinton
Quinton
Rex Young
Progressive party enters Cass county field in race for offices
A new Progressive party slate forms in Cass county with candidates for county treasurer J G Meisinger Cedar Creek county clerk Frank J Libershal Plattsmouth county sheriff W H K Youngs register of deeds Emil J Filch county attorney A H Duxbury state senator Andrew P Moran Nebraska City representative George F Wilson Elmwood. The ticket links Farmers Union Non Partisan league and labor groups and positions itself to shake up the November election while several incumbents run on old party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Progressive Party
J. G. Meisinger
Cedar Creek
Frank J. Libershal
Plattsmouth
W. HK. Youngs
Register of Deeds
Emil J. Filch
A. H. Duxbury
Andrew P. Moran
Nebraska City
George F. Wilson
Elmwood
Farmers Union
Young
Duxbury
Moran
Kershal
Meisinger
Taken to reformatory for thefts from Hawthorne occupancy
Sheriff Quinton and Ben Rainey took Charles Norton and Ed Ebbitts to Lincoln after they were implicated in stealing Jack Neitzel’s auto. They face one to three years at Hawthorne reformatory. A third man captured at Reserve Kansas was released as not implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinton
Ben Rainey
Lincoln
Charles Norton
Ed Ebbitts
Jack Neitzel
Kansas
State Reformatory
Hawthorne
Reserve
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NEW Democratic
Charles C. Parmele
Clegal
W. B. Banning
RAGE
State Senate
Mrs
Frank Vostress
Congressman Jefferis
Irvin Markland
Third District
United States
Farmers’ Bank
First National Bank
BANK
Federal Reserve
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