Plattsmouth Girl Married in Southland
Miss Roberta Junita Propst and Elwin E Greene Jr were wed at the Propst home in Lake Worth Florida on June 10. Rev A H Chipman officiated with a Montgomery inspired setting and a pink white reception. The bride wore white satin with lace and carried sweetheart roses. The couple will reside in Lake Worth after a California trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Junita Propst
Elwin E Greene, Jr
Robert L. Propst
North N. Street
Lake Worth
Florida
A. H. Chipman
Montana
C. E. Wilcox
Dwight A. Propst
Neice
David Hughes
Propst
Mme
Camille Rodriguez
Havana
Cuba
Greene
Jean Faulkner
Vivian Holley
Marion Deacon
Dorothy Cowles
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Central High School
Omaha
American Legion
West Palm Beach
E. E
Large spreading viper killed near Alfa Maize mill
A large female spreading viper was found on Third Street near the Alfa Maize mill. John Cotner dispatched the three and a half foot, two inch thick snake with a spade after its head swelled in threat. Local experts note the species is among the more poisonous snakes in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
John Conner
Journal Want Ads Readership Drives Results
Classified readers scan the Journal for ads and notices as buyers look for opportunities. The notice emphasizes that submitting a Want Ad will bring attention and results from local readers.
RETURNS TO WEST
Herman R. Neitzel of Boise a long familiar county resident visited here with Mrs. F. R. Guthmann and family and left yesterday with his nephew George Cutler of Seattle. He has been in South Bend Indiana with a sister and family and is planning for a busy season for his Boise automobile agency. He notes good conditions in the Pacific Northwest and expects a active summer in the mountain states. He enjoyed meeting old friends during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daiy
Herman R. Neitzel
Boise
F. R. Guthmann
West
George Cutler
Seattle
Washington
Neitzel
South Bend
Indiana
Pacific Northwest
Mountain States
Barthold laid to rest with Masonic and Knights Templar rites
The body of Harry S. Barthold, longtime resident and member of Masons and Knights Templar, was laid to rest at Oak Hill cemetery beside his wife. Services at the First Methodist Church featured Knights Templar officers, a solo by Mrs. E. H. Wescott, and a Masonic quartet. Active pallbearers from Plattsmouth lodge 6 and honorary pallbearers from the Knights Templar attended. The committal at the cemetery was conducted by William A. Robertson, past master of the Masonic lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Order
Knights Templar
Harry S. Barthold
Oak Hill Cemetery
First Methodist Church
Glenn Perry
Frank Emory Pfoutz
W. J F. Evers
Sir Knight
E. H. Wescott
City Four Square
Plattsmouth Lodge No. 6
W. R. Holmes
C. A. Johnson
George Luschinsky
W. G. Tippens
Robert Hayes
Henry F. Goos
Madame Leete Recovers After Colorado Fall
Madame Leete mother of Father W. S. Leete longtime rector at St. Luke's church has spent weeks recovering from a fall at the Leete home in Evergreen Colorado on May 10. She was bedridden for five weeks with four weeks of helplessness but is improving and able to move about now. Mrs. W. S. Leete and Father Leete have cared for her since the accident and hope she regains full strength soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Leete
W. S. Leete
St. Luke’s
Leete
Evergreen
Colorado
East
Father Leete
Mrs Mauzy Improves After Severe Illness
Friends report Mrs James G Mauzy showing marked improvement after several days of severe illness. She sat up briefly this morning and doctors express hopeful signs for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Mauzy
Business forms printed at the Journal office
Classified note states that all kinds of business forms are printed at the Journal office, inviting customers to place orders for forms, ledgers, letterheads, and other related printed materials.
Funeral for Mrs. Taylor Held at Family Home
The funeral of Mrs. William A. Taylor, pioneer Cass county resident, was conducted yesterday at the family home south of the city by Rev. Frank Emory Pfoutz. Grace Paul Steinberg sang hymns. the Eastern Star held burial rites at Horning cemetery. Out of town relatives attended, with pallbearers including James Gilmour and J A Pitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
William A. Taylor
Cass County
Frank Emory Pfoutz
First Methodist Church
Plattsmouth
Grace Paul Steinberg
Omaha
Horning
Eastern Star
C. E. Taylor
Waukomis
Oklahoma
W. H. Taylor
Gordon
Neb
G. W. Pugsley
Bayard
E. O. Furlong
Edward
Virginia
Steamboat Springs
Colo
J. W. Polin
J. R. Polin
Guthrie
Okla
Lew Taylor
Osmond
R. T. Propst
Dorothy
Florence
Marion
Robert
Ralston
James Gilmour
Ulysses
Grace Pool Steinberg
Grace Furlong
Lincoln
E. L. Palin
H. P. Engel
J. A. Pitt
R. M. Wiles
F. W. Nolting
George Smith
A. N. Sullivan
Mary Jane Polin Dies at 81 on Nebraska Farm
Mary Jane Polin born July 23, 1844 in Chatham Ohio died June 12 1926 aged 81 years 10 months 19 days. She lived on a Cass County Nebraska farm since 1857 and left seven children including Charles E William H Anna May Grace Nellie Evelyn and Isabel. Survived by brothers James W Polin John R Polin and several half siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Polin
Henry
Sarah Polin
Chatham
Licking County
Ohio
Taylorville
Christian County
Illinois
Cass County
Nebraska
William A. Taylor
Charles E
Waukomis
Okla
Wiliam H
Gordon
Neb
Anna May
Grace Pugsley
Bayard
Nellie Furlong
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Evelyn Stamp
Plattsmouth
Isabel Propst
Henry Polin
Ogallah
Kans
Lee Polin
Catesville
Lucy McCall
Tecumseh
Emma Wheeler
Blackwell
Alice Dawes
Lawton
Lightning and radio safety tested by engineers
Underwriters Laboratories engineers report no special risk to radio operators from lightning and urge that staying under trees poses more danger. They note insulation reduces risk and compare eating at a table or typing to radio use. RCA's David Sarnoff envisions moving pictures in homes via radio as speed-up tech improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Cyclone seen here over Clarinda Iowa yesterday
The cyclone struck Clarinda Iowa causing two deaths and major destruction to Berry Seed Co and other buildings. The cloud moved southeast then veered to cross the Missouri river into Missouri. Locals watched in fear as the storm darkened skies and heated the air, detouring from Page county during burial crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
Iowa
Berry Seed Go
Missouri River
Barthold
Page County
Webster, Prominent Mason, Injured in Omaha Car Crash
John R. Webster, 74, longtime Mason and Masonic Home board member, sustained severe facial and body lacerations after his electric car collided with a truck on Main Street near Farnam in Omaha. He suffered a shock and injuries as glass shattered. Webster helped fund the infirmary and had a boulevard named in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
John R. Webster
Nebraska
Webster
Main Street
Omaha
August D. Wolf
Dodge Street
Park Avenue
Farnam Street
Mr. Webster
Masonic Home Board
Masonic Home
Nebraska Masonic Home
Sunny side hosts musicians for Ma sonic Home ladies
Mrs. R. W. Knorr and Mrs. E. H. Wescott entertained residents of the Ma sonic Home at Sunny side with a afternoon of music by the vocal class led by Mrs. Wescott. Misses Helen Sharp Alice Crabill Ruth Janda Gretchen Warner performed with youngsters Jean Knorr Billy Knorr and Edgar Wescott contributing. Refreshments followed as guests including Mesdames Robinson Isging Dillon Croft and Miss Watson joined in the pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Knorr
E. H. Wescott
Masonic Home
Ruth Janda
Gretchen Warner
Jean Knorr
Billy Knorr
Edgar Wescott
Mesdames Robinson
Isging
Dillon
Croft
Miss Watson
Fishing trip to King Lake resort near Waterloo
Mrs. Rachael Clara Briggs Mrs. Darius W Clark and Mrs Lawrence Lancaster with two children left by auto for King Lake in Douglas county to spend the day. They planned to decoy fish from the lake waters and enjoy the new resort center surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Clara Briggs
Darius W. Clark
Lawrence Lancaster
King Lake
Douglas County
Waterloo
Merchant Advertises Goods Year Round
A merchant emphasizes year round availability for his goods with steady advertising. The notice highlights continuous business activity and consistent inventory across seasons.
Epworth League Hosts Colorful Banquet at First Methodist
The Epworth League held a banquet at the First Methodist church with rainbow decorations red roses and candles. Rev Frank Emory Pfoutz opened with an invocation and speakers offered inspirational toasts while musical numbers enriched the program.
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The
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Frank Emory Pfoutz
Pfoutz
E. H. Wescott
Isabel Marshall
Marie Sperry
Justice Lillie
Marjorie
Bernice Arn
Helen Wescott
Mildred Hall
Plattsmouth Epworth League
Pleasant Catholic Daughters Bridge Party At Guthmann Home
Last evening the Catholic Daughters of America enjoyed a bridge party at Mrs. F. R. Guthmann home. Hostesses were Mesdames F. I. Rea E. J. Richey Misses Lillian Palacek Mildred Schlater Minnie Guthmann. Joseph Wooster won top prize May Murphy second Helen Egenberger consolation. A pre nuptial shower for Miss Nell Mullen, bride to be of Lon Henry on June 23 was held with gifts. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
F. R. Guthmann
F. I. Rea
E. J. Richey
Lillian Palacek
Mildred Schlater
Minnie Guthmann
Joseph Wooster
May Murphy
Helen Egenberger
Nell Mullen
Lon Henry
Trustee Seeks Court Permit to Sell Estate Real Estate
In the district court clerk’s office this morning a case was filed by Charles C. Jack man trustee seeking district court authorization to sell real estate to satisfy claims in an estate under his charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
District Court
Charles C. Jackman
Wedding Unites Hazel OBrien and Jack Rainey in Shenandoah
Miss Hazel OBrien of Shenandoah Iowa and Mr Jack Rainey of this city were married Friday at the County Judge A H Duxbury office. The couple will reside here and begin their life together receiving well wished from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
Hazel O’brien
Shenandoah
Iowa
Jack Rainey
Ola Mortimer
Forest Rainer
Treary Field
Burlington
Stores to Stay Open Wednesdays in City Ad Club Plan
City merchants and Ad club members vote to keep stores open one weeknight each week through September to aid farmers and country residents. The program aims to sync shopping with farm schedules and may feature Eagles band concerts for midweek evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth Ad Club
Eagles
Teach More Kindness in Schools and Colleges
The piece urges laws requiring weekly humane instruction in schools and argues that cruelty in sports and hazing persists in higher education. It advocates kindness as a prelude to abolition of war and calls for teaching by example.
Eagles Band Delights Residents at Nebraska Masonic Home
The Eagles band gave its first concert of the season on the Nebraska Masonic Home lawn, directed by William R. Holly. Residents and home staff enjoyed popular numbers including That Certain Party All Alone Always Autumn Romance The Sphinx and The Sunny South on a pleasant evening on the home’s porches with thanks to Superintendent Evers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Nebraska Masonic
William R. Holly
South
Tall corn in Cass county defies Iowa stereotype
Walter Pailing reports real tall corn in western Cass county with fields of Cattle Kine and Butcher Lehmer varieties laid by. A fifty acre field was laid earlier in the week and a thirty acre field is being worked as farmers show off unusually tall stalks for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cass County
Walter Pailing
Butcher Lehmer
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Elvin E. Green
Harry Barthold
Mrs. Mauzy
Mrs. Taylor
Eagles Band
Mpo
Natonal Bank
Bs Bank
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