Flood Devastates East Central Nebraska In Storms
Torrential rains and high winds swept through east central Nebraska causing flooding, property damage, and livestock losses. Donald Green, 23, drowned in Albion while aiding rescue efforts as 6.19 inches of rain fell in under three hours. A tornado damaged farms near Madison, injuring one man, with more storms near Scotia causing road washouts and additional livestock deaths.
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Nebraska
Donald Green
Albion
Green
Joe Kilmer
Madison
Joe Duffield
Kilmer Farm
Kilmer
Schwank Farm
Scotia
Grand Is
Delightful Recital by Mrs E H Wescott Pupils at Library
Voice pupils of Mrs E H Wescott gave a pleasing recital at the Plattsmouth public library auditorium. A hearty encore followed each number as friends praised the training and artistry. Participants included Eugene Bushnell Vivian Moore Margaret Shallenberger Mildred Hall Gladys Bushnell D O Dwyer Margaret Todd Hilda Epler Warren Taylor Jean Hayes with Miss Helen Wescott as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Wescott
Plattsmouth Public Library
Eugene Bushnell
Vivian Moore
Margaret Shallenberger
D. O. Dwyer
Mildred Hall
Gladys Bushnell
Margaret Todd
Hilda Epler
Warren Taylor
Jean Hayes
Miss Hall
Miss Bushnell
Motion not argued in Dower abatement case
County attorneys from Cass and Otoe counties were called to Omaha for an abatement hearing in the State v. George O. Dower. Judge Leslie was unavailable to hear arguments yesterday. the matter will be argued when the case is called for trial on Thursday before the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Kieck
Cass County
George H. Heimke
Otoe County
Omahi
State of
Nebraska
George O. Dower
Leslie
T. J. McGuire
W. C. Ramsey
Journal Aa in the Journal Seeks Reader Results
A read report notes that the aa feature in the journal draws attention from readers and prompts results. It highlights how the column motivates action, measurements, and engagement among the audience.
Interference to Feature Evelyn Brent at Parmele Theatre
Parmele theatre manager Seydlitz explains how talking pictures are filmed for the Paramount all talking movie Interference detailing the filming process at Paramount studios. He highlights directors, mixers, interlock, and the sensitive microphones capturing every spoken word.
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Motion Picture Studios
Seydlitz
Parmele Theatre
Paramount
Evelyn Brent
Clive Brook
William Powell
Doris Kenyon
Roy J. Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Kitty Grips Spectator with Subtle Charm in Film
The Parmele theatre screens Kitty celebrating Warwick Deeping’s romance in a talking picture. Estelle Brody plays Kitty opposite John Stuart as the son whose airborne fate and mother’s scheme drive the drama. Victor Saville directs with effective settings and strong supporting cast.
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Warwick
Kitty
Parmele Theatre
Sorrell and Son
Flying Corps
France
Earth
London
River Thames
Victor Saville
Deeping
Estelle Brody
Dorothy Cumming
John Stuart
Marie Ault
Sterling Film From British Studios Imported For U.S. Release
A British International studios production from Elstree London was imported to America by World Wide Pictures. The feature showcases high value craftsmanship and strong performances.
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British International Studios
Elstree
London
America
World Wide Pictures
Lindbergh Arrives at New Harbor Block Island
Captain Charles A. Lindbergh aboard the Mouette, a thirty eight foot motor cruiser, reached New Harbor Block Island at 3 40 Sunday afternoon and tied at the new dock. He stayed ashore about an hour before departing for Long Island at 5 05 after refueling with 180 gallons of gas 75 pounds of ice one mackerel and a newspaper aboard.
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Lindbergh
Port Providence
R. I
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mouette
Long Island Sound
New Harbor
Block Island
Long Island
Rotarians Visit Lewiston Civic Center Dinner and Program Highlight Community Ties
Plattsmouth Rotary members visited Lewiston Cass County to honor the community center opening with a dinner hosted by local women. Albert Young presided as guests enjoyed piano and vocal numbers by Mrs. Major Hall and the Hall children, Frank Cloidt, Lynn Minor, and others. L. R. Snipes spoke on shared regional interests while William Baird missed the program. Howard Bigger gave an address with poems. Sears S. Davis presented two large American flags as the audience sang America and praised the Lewiston community.
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Plattsmouth
International Rotary
Lewiston
Cass County
Rotary
Albert Young
Major Hall
Frank A. Cloidt
Lynn OQ. Minor
Rotary Club
L. R. Snipes
William Baird
Annie Laurie
Great West
Sears S. Davis
Lewiston Community Center
America
Young
World Telephone Exhibit Highlights Global Reach
The Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph display at C. E. Wescott's Sons showcases telephone directories from cities worldwide and facts on global phone usage. The United States accounts for 64 percent of telephones, Europe 25 percent, and other regions 11 percent, with Lincoln leading in per capita telephones and Omaha and San Francisco following.
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Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Company
C. E. Wescott’s Sons
United States
London
Paris
Dublin
Calcutta
Constantinople
Berlin
New York
Europe
Lincoln
Omaha
San Francisco
West reviews Plattsmouth Water Corp interests visit
George F. West president of the Plattsmouth Water Corporation toured the local pumping and water supply system with Superintendent L. O. Minor. He also inspected the Springfield Missouri plant and other western properties, marking his first visit here in some time.
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George F. West
Plattsmouth Water Corporation
West
Springfield
Missouri
L. O. Minor
Truck Overturns injure Hambure men near BE Spangler corner
Robert Emerton a Hambure merchant and Tom Arnold a Hambure trucker were injured when their small Chevrolet overturned twice near the BE H Spangler corner southwest of town. Arnold had facial cuts and Emerton severe bruising but no broken bones. both were treated by Dr. E J Gillespie and resumed homeward travel.
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Robert Emerton
Tom Arnold
Hambure
BE. H. Spangler Corner
Arnold
E. J. Gillespie
Emerton
Mr. Emerton
Case Remanded for Trial in Local Court
Theodore Baker Jr. vs Iowa Nebraska Light Power Co. remanded from U S District Court at Lincoln back to Cass County local court for trial. Judge J W Woodrough ordered the remand. Case concerns damages for an alleged injury. Plaintiff resides in Nehawka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Baker, Jr
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co
U. S. District Court At
Lincoln
J. W. Woodrough
Cass County
Nehawka
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Feng
Sorrel & Son
News & Comedy
Evelyn N Brent
G& Paramount
Twister
Thomas Walling Company
Plattamouth
RAY Micmaken Truck Line
Talkies
Henry Celik
Doug. McCrary
Barber
Main St
Bernardi
Legion
American Legion
Washington Avenue
The
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Searle. Davis
Lewiston Civic Center
Men of
the Journal
Casco
Little Old New York
Roberts
Black
Milans
Wescott
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