Married in California Edward Mullen and Marie Martin wed
The marriage of Edward Mullen formerly of Plattsmouth and Miss Marie Martin formerly of Omaha occurred Wednesday morning at the Immaculate Conception Church in Los Angeles. After nuptial mass the couple and bridal party enjoyed a breakfast at Mona Lusa cafe before a short honeymoon in Santa Maria. They will reside at 1209 South Lake Street Los Angeles.
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Edward Mullen
Plattsmouth
Marie Martin
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Los Angeles
California
Mona Lusa Cafe
West Coast
Omaha
Visits in City Tie Henry Alberts to Washington Trip
Mr and Mrs Henry Albert residents near Louisville visited the city to see relatives and renew their subscription to the semi weekly Journal. Albert reports minimal rainfall in their county but notes more rain is needed before their departure with Henry Sanders for a visit to relatives in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Albert
Louisville
Albert
Journal
Henry Sanders
Hartford graduates to new post in Kansas City
Joseph E. Hartford, who graduated June 12 from Iowa State College Ames, leaves for Kansas City to join U S Gypsum Co. He travels with his parents and will begin his new position immediately alongside his brother Willis Hartford. He studied in the college of engineering at Iowa State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Hartford
Iowa State College
Ames
Kansas City
Missouri
Hartford
C. E. Hartford
U. S. Gypsum Co
Willis Hartford
Plan Work on Louisville State Park Grounds
A group led by Guy Spencer and M. M. Sullivan with George Hastings and Frank B. O Connell plans improvements at Louisville state recreation grounds this summer. About 200 forestation camp workers will be stationed starting July first to build scenic drives, remove sand banks, trim trees, plant ornamentals, and beautify the grounds. The Roosevelt camp will operate near Louisville with work at Gretna hatcheries and Memphis grounds, boosting local economy and elevating the park to national standards. City water mains are being installed to support readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Spencer
Omaha
M. M. Sullivan
Spalding
George Hastings
Grant
Fish and Game Commission
Frank B. O'Connell
Louisville
Courier
Forestation
Gretna
Memphis
Roosevelt
County Board Takes Adjournment After Week at Court House
The county board of equalization, comprising the county commissioners assessor and clerk, has adjourned from this week and will reconvene Monday June 26 to hear complaints. The Weeping Water school district No. 22 and the city have filed objections to the Peoples Gas and Electric Co valuation, with hearings set for interested parties to present their case.
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County Board of Equalization
Court House
Board of Education
City of
Weeping Water
Peoples’ Gas & Electric Co
Car collision damages Aschenbrenner family vehicle in Omaha
Friday evening at 20th and O streets a car driven by Frank Aschenbrenner collided with another auto that swerved into his. Fenders and running board on one side suffered severe damage but the family reached home after temporary repairs.
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Frank Aschenbrenner
South Omaha
20Th
O Streets
Aschenbrenner
Scoutmasters lead long distance gypsy hike for boys
Rev. Robert D. Murphree of Louisville leads a Cass county troop on a June 29 start for the fourth annual gypsy hike. Twenty five to twenty six boys travel by a rebuilt trailer across multiple states to Washington and then south to the Carolinas, with aims to meet President Roosevelt if possible. Plattsmouth youths Billy Rosencrans Jimmie Webb John Bestor Warren Reed and Frederick Fricke join the group.
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Robert D. Murphree
Louisville
Cass County
Murphree
Washington
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
White House
John Morehead
Alexandria
Fredericksburg
Richmond
Carolinas
Charleston
S. C
Atlantic
Jacksonville
Florida
Atlanta
Georgia
Chattanooga
Tennesse River
Nashville
Bowling Green
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
St. Louis
Kansas City
Kansas
Chicago
Detroit
Canada
Niagara Falls
New York City
Paradise
Plattsmouth
Billy Rosencrans
Jimmie Webb
John Bestor
Warren Reed
Frederick Fricke
Paving on No 24 Near Union Nears Completion
Dry weather speeds paving of Bryan highway No 24 from Nehawka east to Union with about a mile left. Engineer Herbert Schwaderen says completion in ten days to two weeks is likely as 1300 yards were laid in one day. Possible further federal funds raise hope for Nehawka to Eagle stretch this year.
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Bryan Highway
Nehawka
Union
Nehawka Corner
No. 24
No. 75
Herbert Schwaderen
Eagle
Death of Harold Manspeaker in Wichita Kansas
Word reached here of the death in Wichita Kansas of Harold Manspeaker 26 son of Mr and Mrs Harry Manspeaker formerly of Plattsmouth. He suffered a sudden appendicitis the appendix ruptured causing peritonitis and he died after hospital treatment friends here extend sympathy to the family.
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Wichita
Kansas
Harold Manspeaker
Harry Manspeaker
Plattsmouth
Car Stolen From McFadden Stuart Garage Area
William Ketelsen of this city, employed at the McFadden Stuart garage in Omaha, reported his car stolen yesterday afternoon from near the garage building. The vehicle has not yet been recovered and the theft disrupts his daily commute to work.
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William Ketelsen
McFadden-Stuart
Omaha
Police Department of
Ketelsen
Cleveland Couple Visits En Route to South Dakota
Miss Olive Gass hosts a cousin and wife from Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Donahue, fresh from attendance at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago, travel on to visit Mr. Donahue’s parents in South Dakota before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Gass
Cleveland
Ohio
Dakota
Edward Donahue
Chicago
South Dakota
Mr. Donahue
Four Die in Auto Wreck at Murray Grade Crossing
Four people died and two were seriously injured when a car driven by O L Bailer of Geneva Nebraska collided with a fast freight at the Murray Missouri Pacific crossing. The dead are O L Bailer 50 Robert Bailer 18 Lawrence Merrill 21 Frances Baumgartner 17. The injured include Mrs O L Bailer and Edith Bailer 13. The Geneva party was en route to Fort Crook to return Robert Bailer and Lawrence Merrill to a conservation camp. The wreck occurred as the car apparently moved onto the tracks failing to see the approaching train about 10 45 p m. The bodies were taken to Plattsmouth and Lincoln before Geneva. The oil tank collision occurred 28 cars from the locomotive.
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Murray
O. L. Bailer
Geneva
Nebraska
Robert Bailer
Lawrence Merrill
Frances: Baumgartner
Edith Bailer
Fort Crook
Fort
Bailer
Mr. Bailer
Omaha
University Hospital
Plattsmouth
Lincoln
Union
Homer Sylvester
Ead
Auburn
Young couple to establish western home after marriage
Mr and Mrs Howard Clark of this city wed in Nebraska City on Wednesday with Rev C L Long officiating. The bride Velma Wright, daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Wright, has many local friends. The couple plan to live in the western part of the state where Clark will work on a farm.
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Howard Clark
Elizabeth Wright
C. L. ,Clark
Clark
New Baby Arrives for Herrington Family
Last Thursday June 8 an eight pound baby boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Louis Herrington. Both mother and child are doing well. Mrs Herrington is the eldest daughter of Clyde Loveless and granddaughter of C F Mortor of Union.
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Louis Herrington
Herrington
Clyde Loveless
C. F. Mortor
Union
Bankers Enjoy Air Trip Between Omaha and Norfolk
H A Schneider returned from the state bankers association meeting in Norfolk and traveled to Omaha by air with a group of bankers. The morning flight was excellent though the return ride was hindered by poorer air. The fifty minute trip pleased the financiers. In Norfolk he met George K Petring and Ralph Petring former Plattsmouth residents now running the Ford agency there.
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H. A. Schneider
State Bankers’ Association
Norfolk
Omaha
Schneider
George K
Ralph Petring
Plattsmouth
Ford Agency
Two Fine Donations Support Scout Bus Trip
Rev Murphree reports two generous gifts aiding this summer's Boy Scouts tour. Plymouth Motor Corp funds a full car check up in Omaha at Andrew Murphy & Sons as Chrysler and Plymouth distributors. Sinclair Oil provides 230 coupon docks redeemable at stations along the route. Norfolk Packing sends canned goods while medical and first aid supplies arrive, boosting the 1931 trip to the Black Hills and Jacksonville destination.
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Murphree
Plymouth Motor Corporation
Andrew Murphy & Sons
Omaha
Chrysler
Plymouth
Nebraska
Black Hills
Jacksonville
Florida
Sinclair
Norfolk Packing Company
Louisville Bank Reopens Fully After Moratorium
The Home State Bank of Louisville resumes full operations after state banking department approval allowing regular transactions in all lines. The bank had operated on a restricted basis since the moratorium period.
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Home State Bank of
Louisville
State Banking Department
New Kittenball League Fully Launched with Eight Teams
A meeting set the Plattsmouth Kitty league formation with eight teams and plans to start play next Tuesday. Prospects for more teams include a ninth led by Chevrolet and a possible tenth. women hope to form a league as well. Umpires listed include Schneider, Shellenbarger, Woodbury, Holmes, Lugsch, Ore, Cavender, Smith, Sandin, Bestor, and Capwell.
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Plattsmouth
Red Sox
Krejci Wildcats
Henry Krejci
Fetzer Shoe Co
Clement Wester
Red & White
Hill Martin
Wilbur Hall
Ofe Eagles
Carl Ofe
American Legion
Jim Persinger
Presbyterian Church
Carl Schneider
BREX
Harry White
Fetter Shoe Co
Methodist Y. M. B. C
H. A. Schneider
E. G. Shellenbarger
Glen Woodbury
Jim Holmes
Fred Lugsch
Henry Ore
Roy Cavender
John Smith
O. Sandin
Frank Bestor
Joe Capwell
Exiled From the City After Fourth Liquor Offense
Robert Dickey, repeatedly arrested for liquor law violations, was banished from the city as a fourth offense. He chose to leave permanently and requested transport to St. Louis to join relatives, with arrangements for his household goods before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dickey
Dickey
St. Louis
Missouri
Walradt Reunion Brings Family Dinner and Stories
Mr and Mrs Henry Ahl hosted about 50 Walradt relatives at their home for the annual reunion. Attendees share news of absent members and enjoy a big dinner with contributions from everyone, recalling old times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ahl
Walradt
Ahl
Louisville ,Courier
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Jonathan Cass
Marion Tucker
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fontenelle
Continental Congress
Washington, N. C
E. H. Wescott
Westetta Robertson
Wescott
Robertson
F. R. Gobelman
Louisville State Park
Civilian Conservation Corps
Camp Roosevelt
Murray Grade Crossing
Masonic Lodge
L. F. Terryberry
Lodge
Ww. A. Robertson
A. F
A. M
Masonic
William A. Robertson
Grand Lodge of Nebraska
L. L. Wiles
W. M.—Leonard F. Terryberry
Omahe
New Kittenball League
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