Auto Wreck Near Murray Leaves Two Injured
A serious two car collision occurred on the highway south of the city near a culvert between the B. W. Livingston corner and Murray. George Forbes suffered a deep arm gash from windshield glass, Jesse Blunt sustained facial and arm cuts, while Forbes’s Port car was a total wreck with rear wheels smashed and most parts damaged. Guy Streicht’s car was involved and witnesses disputed fault as traffic stopped and aid arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Livingston
Murray
George Forbes
Maude
Jesse Blunt
Hithway
Guy Streieht
Mr. Forbes
Ford
Streichter Dens
Forbes Hai
Blunt
Pleasant Shower for Two Summer Brides
Yesterday afternoon at Mrs. William Baird home a charming social in honor of Miss Glayds Hall and Miss Marion Mauzy featured games and fortune telling. Hosts included Mesdames Allen J Beeson J E Wiles Frank Emory Pfoutz William Baird J W Craebill and C C Wescott. Guests received breakfast sets as keepsakes. decorations highlighted garden flowers. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baird
Katherine
Glayds Hall
Marion Mauzy
Mesdames
Allen J. Beeson
J. E. Wiles
Frank Emory Pfoutz
J. W. Craebill
C. C. Wescott
Heavy rains cause damage along Omaha division
Burlington official N. C. Allen reports very heavy rains across eastern and northeastern Nebraska. Levee along the Pappio broke flooding Clark farm and creating a water lake from tracks to the Missouri. He hopes July first congestion easing and railroad shops resume in force for late summer freight demand. Allen conducts personal inspection of right of way and trackage in his division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Allen
Burlington
City
Omaha
Mr. Allen
Business forms of ell kinsis print ed at the Journal office
Business forms for Ell Kinsis were printed at the Journal office. The item notes a printing task completed by Journal staff and mentions associated details about form production and distribution.
Suffers Slight Injury Comes Home for Brief Vacation
Schlatter who has been at the ranch near Bayard Nebraska is home resting after a fall while working with a horse. He carries a bruised rib and a hand injury that causes some pain but is not serious. The Schlater family plans to move back to the ranch once the local residence is sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Schlater
Bayard
Nebraska
Mr. Schlatter
South Siders Build Emergency Flood Wall on Main Street
Property owners on the south side of Main from Fifth to Sixth street plan a concrete flood wall with rear abutments and steps to deter water intrusion. E A Wurl and partners lead the effort with several local firms and groups contributing. Similar walls may extend to Fourth to Fifth street blocks to prevent repeat floods.
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Main Street
Sixth Streets
Fifth
Sixth Street
E. A. Wurl
Westcott
F. R. Gobelman
H. M. Soennithsen Company
Fred T. Ramee
Weyrich & Hadreba
Jess Warga
Plattsmouth Lodge No. 6
A. M. Armes
C. E. Westcotts Sons
Pearl and
Fourth
Fifth Street
Pleasant tea at the Gering home on North Sixth
Misses Mia and Barbara Gering hosted a small group for an informal tea. The event featured hospitable entertainment with vocal solos by Mrs. E. H. Wescott and Mrs. Walter White, accompanied by Mrs. Joseph M. Roberts, ending in a pleasant singing session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Wescott
Walter White
Joseph M. Roberts
Married in Council Bluffs
Former Plattsmouth girl Miss Margaret Buttery wed Mr Turner M Tefft of Omaha in Council Bluffs Iowa on Saturday morning. The bride daughter of Frank Buttery of Plattsmouth, educated locally and employed in Omaha. The groom a young professional man from Omaha.
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Plattsmouth
Margaret Buttery
Turner M. Tefft
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Nebraska
Frank Buttery
Delightful Guthmann Family Reunion At North Fourth Street
A large Guthmann family gathering occurred at Mrs. F R Guthmanns home on North Fourth street with about seventy two attendees. Participants traveled from nearby cities including Lincoln Omaha Falls City Walton Crete Grand Island Murdock and more to reconnect and share a picnic lunch on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Guthmann
North Fourth Street
Guthmann
W. P. Hewitt
Billy
Falls City
Frank Booth
Loretta Booth
Lincoln
Mary
Agnes
Lydia Weckbach
George Goos
Omaha
Mathilde Costello
John
Joseph
Elizabeth
Minnie Booth
Edward
Paul
Mark
Walton
Charles Weckbach
Clark
Charles
Crete
Nebraska
E. C. Guthmann
Robert
Grand Island
H. A. Guthmann
Jeanette
Murdock
Rose Rich
Dorothy
A. H. Egenberger
Bernard
L. B. Egenberger
Helen
Stuart
L. W. Egenberger
F. G. Egenberger
Edward Egenberger
J. W. Egenberger
Anna
Sidney Bell
Richard
Minnie
Mary Hemple
Teresa
John L. Hadraba
Henry Starkjohn
William
William Weber
W. V. Weber
Mary Weckbach
Frank Raven
Louise Spies
Mary Louise Spies
Cedar Creek Baseball Beats Union Pacific Shops 5–0
Cedar Creek defeated the Union Pacific shops team from Council Bluffs by 5 to 0 in a strong display of pitching and hitting. Herbert Swanson struck out twelve Omaha players while Cedar Creek's William O'Donnell and Honos Wagner Newman contributed key hits. Cedar Creek plans a home game on July 4 offering locals another competitive matchup.
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Cedar Creek
Union Pacific
Council Bluffs
Cass County
Cedar Creek Boys
Herbert Swanson
Omaha
William O'Donnell
Honos Wagner Newman
William
Hones
Flag Day Observance by Women’s Relief Corps
The Women's Relief Corps held flag day exercises at Mrs. F. G. Egenberger's Vine Street home on Friday afternoon. Rev. Mitchell A. Shine gave a history of the flag and its meaning to enlighten attendees, followed by singing, social time, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Relief Corps
F. G. Egenberger
Vine Street
Mitchell A. Shine
Vacation Homecoming for Miss Alice Pollock
Miss Alice Pollock returns home for the summer from Simmons College Boston with her parents Mr and Mrs T H Pollock and other relatives. She enjoyed her work at Simmons College, visited New York Buffalo Niagara Falls and Chicago on the way back, and many school friends are glad to have her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Pollock
Simmons College
Boston
T. H. Pollock
Alice
Eustern College
Amore
Miss
Plattsmouth Post Office to Undergo Thorough Overhaul
Postmaster J. W. Holmes announces bids for extensive renovation of the Plattsmouth federal building. Work includes exterior and interior repairs, cleaning, redecorating walls and ceilings, and updating fixtures. This marks the first major overhaul since construction, aiming to place the structure in first class shape for the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
J. W. Holmes
Painful Mule Attack Injures Local Young Farmer
Walter Martin, a prominent young farmer south of the city, was kicked by a restive mule while harnessing it in the barn. The blow opened a deep gash and severed an artery on the left temple, requiring four stitches and bandaging for several days. his father assisted and he was later treated by Dr. Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Martin
Walter
Mr. Martin
C. L. Martin
T. P. Livingston
Pasture for Rent on Good Bottom Land
Good bottom land pasture for rent with favorable terms. Call Mrs. Irene Bengen at Murray telephone 1931 for details. drafts switch each week.
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Irene Bengen
Murray Telephone
Virgil Delezene Bound Over For District Court
Virgil Delezene faced a preliminary hearing on liquor charges after requesting time for counsel. He pled not guilty and waived the hearing awaiting a jury trial next fall. Judge Beeson set a $500 appeal bond and remanded him to custody until bond is posted.
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Louisville
Stewart
Young
Broady
Duetcher
Virgil Delzeen
Delzeen
Beeson
Pleasant Luncheon Hosted by Cloidt and Knorr
Yesterday at the Cloidt home on high school hill Mesdames Frank A Cloidt and Roy W Knorr hosted a 1 o clock luncheon attended by friends and neighbors. Garden flowers brightened the scene and vocal selections by Catherine Schneider plus dances by Maxine Cloidt followed. Mrs H G Aleciusky won the afternoon prize in the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Cloidt
R. ¥. Knorr
Knorr
Roy W. Knorr
Cloidt
High School Hill
Catherine Schneider
Maxine Cloidt
H. G. Ale- Ciusky
Youth Narrowly Survives River Flood Rescue
Raymond Lohnes son of Mr and Mrs Will Lohnes living near Cedar Creek escaped drowning last Wednesday evening while trying to save horses from floodwaters in Turkey Creek. He cut the halters of all eight horses except one mule which drowned as eight inches of air space and floating debris hampered his ascent. This marked his second flood ordeal after last fall when he nearly drowned saving pigs. the loss of property and stock will be severe for the Lohnes family.
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Raymond Lohnes
Will Lohnes
Cedar Creek
Turkey Creek
Mr. Lohnes
Lohnes
Senate committee to set Chicago HQ for campaign gift probe
Washington June 17 The senate committee investigating campaign contributions and expenditures this year will establish headquarters in Chicago and will meet upon request of any member, an official announcement said after the organization session.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Chicago
Plattsmouth July Fourth Posters To Be Widely Distributed
Plattsmouth plans a big Fourth of July celebration with 24 by 36 inch colored posters ready for distribution. Cars are urged to take posters to nearby towns by visiting Morgan's Sweet Shop to place them in store windows.
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Plattsmouth
Morgan's
Louisville man fined and jailed for illegal liquor case
In a county court action Louisville residents Mathilde Cruze and C. F. Hammond faced charges tied to an unearthed cache of spirits. Cruze received summer jail time after prior offenses, while Hammond paid a $100 fine and 40 days in jail for liquor possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Mathilde Cruze
Little Mexico
Young
Cruze
Beeson
Mathilde
C. F. Hammond
Tokio Chamber Forms to Oppose US Goods Boycott
The Tokio Chamber of Commerce announced it will oppose the boycott of American goods, prompted by certain elements over the Japanese exclusion act passed by the American Congress.
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JAP Chamber
Tokio
Officers haul of booze at Louisville city raid
Sheriff E. P. Stewart Deputy Rex Young and State Deputies Bronatéy and Duetcher led a raid in Louisville securing a gallon jug eleven quarts and several pints of liquor. They arrested Virgel Delergene and Mathilda Cruze, jailed them, and charged Delergene and Cruze with possession of intoxicating liquor while Hammond and Everett faced drunkenness charges.
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Prohibition
Sherif E. P. Stewart
Rex Young
J. ©. Broady
Otto Duetches
LeRoy Covert
Covert
Allen J. Beeson
Louisville
E. P. Stewart
J. C. Bronatéy
Otto Duetcher
Mexico
Virgel Delergene
Mathilda Cruze
Mathilde
Villa
Santa Anne
Stewart
C. F. Hammond
J. N. Everett
Delezene
Cruze
Little One Arrives at Hubbell Family Home
A fine little son was born Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Stretton in Hubbell Nebraska. The child, first son in the family, is doing fine and highly loved by relatives and friends. Mrs. Stretton was formerly Miss Doris Vallery, daughter of Mrs. J R Vallery of this city. Miss Louise Vallery has departed for Hubbell to visit the family and the newborn nephew.
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Charles E. Stretton
Hubbell
Nebraska
Stretton
Doris Vallery
J. R. Vallery
Louise Vallery
Former teacher honored in Sesser yearbook dedication
The yearbook at Sesser high school Illinois this year is dedicated to Byron C Doolan a former Plattsmouth teacher and the present manual training instructor and athletic coach at Sesser High School The senior class offers a large picture and a fitting dedication to him.
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Sesser
Illinois
Plattsmouth High School
Byron C. Doolan
Doolan
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Gladys Hall
Marion Maury
South Siders
Gedar Greek
U. P. Shop
Duesday's Daily
le Roy Covert
West Main Street
Virgel Delezene
Dan
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