Pleasant Propst Family Reunion Honors Cass County Roots
Robert L. Propst of Cass county hosted a large reunion at Garfield Park with children grandchildren and friends from Mitchell South Dakota Omaha Ralston Union Avoca and Lake Worth Florida. Attendees included Albert Test Ervin Genevieve Milr jorie Sindelar Thayer Propst Dorothy Florice Robert Marion Wilcox Marlynn Propst Alice Jean WS Jr Clara Lynn Kathryn Spenser Richard Corrine Bobby Roberta Propst Mayola Propst and Dwight Propst among others. Two members Mayola Propst and Dwight Propst could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Propst
Cass County
Garfield Park
Albert Test
Mitchell
South Dakota
Ervin
Genevieve
Milrjorie
J. F. Sindelar
Omaha
Thayer Propst
Dorothy
Florice
Robert
Marion
Ralston
Ed Wilcox
Marlynn
Plattsmouth
W. E. Propst
Alice
Jean
WS. Jr
A. W. Propst
Clara Lynn
Kathryn
Spenser
Richard
Union
J. E. Hallstrom
Corrine
Bobby
Avoca
Roberta Propst
Lake Worth
Florida
Mayola Propst
Havanna
Cuba
Dwight Propst
Harold Ralya Survives Mine Explosion Near Gordon Colorado
Harold Ralya brother of Mrs. Ed Roman and Howard Ralya of Nebraska City is the sole survivor of a six man track laying crew after a coal mine explosion at Gordon Colorado. Five men died. Ralya buried thirty feet struggled to surface and guided rescuers to the blast site before being pulled from the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Roman
Gordon
Colorado
Harold Ralya
Howard Ralya
Nebraska City
Ralva
Relya
Visiting at Stanton with Miss Fayne Smithberger
Miss Alice Pollock from this city visits Stanton Nebraska as a guest at the home of Miss Fayne Smithberger a 1925 University of Nebraska graduate whose wedding is set for next Tuesday Pollock plans to stay until after the ceremony and reception at Stanton.
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Alice Pollock
Stanton
Nebraska
Fayne Smithberger
Miss Pollock
Rockford College
Miss Smithberger
University of Nebraska
Mrs Hemple In Serious Condition In City
The condition of Mrs. Mary Hemple an old time resident remains very serious and she seems to be gradually failing as her illness grows more advanced and gives little hope of recovery.
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Mary Hemple
Birthday Party for Mrs. Cora Conner Draws Omaha Guests
A Saturday celebration for Mrs. Cora Conner brought a party from Omaha including Joe Vasek Mrs. Vasek Opal Brizard Kenith Stevers Crystal Brand William Snider George Jarman Gladys Cotner and Arthur Cotner. Mrs. Conner received many presents and a luncheon followed. Melvin Buyher sent two dozen roses and guests departed contentedly.
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Omaha
Cora Conner
Joe Vasek
Opal Brizard
Kenith Stevers
Crystal Brand
William Snider
George Jarman
Gladys Cotner
Arthur Cotner
Cotner
Melvin Buyher
Young man in trouble for passing forged checks
Elmer Bates, 22, of near Weeping Water, was arrested by Officer Clyde Jackson for cashing several worthless checks at the Bank of Avoca and in Plattsmouth. A $50 Avoca check and a $27 Plattsmouth purchase prompted the arrest. a $509 forgery bearing his father’s name may involve the western state resident. The father was telegraphed for possible help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bates
Weeping Water
Clyde Jackson
Bank of Avoca
Avoca
Plattsmouth
Philip Thierolf
Jair
Jackson
Stewart
Wreck
Edict of exile sent after intoxicated youths
Mondey's Daily reports two local youths Frank March and Harris were detained by police for drunkenness. An edict of exile was issued giving them ten hours to leave the city or face charges, with a warning to depart by nightfall.
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Mondey
Frank March
Harris
Jose
Return From Visit Ends for Mr and Mrs Smith
Mr and Mrs Smith return home after visiting relatives in the west. They endured misfortune on the trip losing a grip with clothing money and insurance papers near Eagle and have not recovered the lost item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tureday
Ww. T. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Eagle
Porter and son undergo tonsil removal in Omaha
R. W. Porter and his son Walter returned from St Joseph hospital in Omaha after both had their tonsils removed. Doctors advised the operation for several weeks of illness and Wade and his son hope for permanent relief from their affliction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Porter and Son
Walter
Omaha
St. Joseph Hospital
Mr. Porter
Wade
Card of Thanks for Thomas Hansen
The Hansen family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy acts kindness and flowers at the funeral of husband and father Thomas Hansen. Mrs Hansen and family express deep gratitude for support during their loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hansen
Hansen
Pairings for Ladies in Golf Tournament Published
The Saturday Journal lists first round pairings for a local golf club tournament. Ladies and men are urged to arrange 18 hole match play dates with opponents, using Ed Fricke for score cards and deadline by July 11. Pairings for ladies and relations are posted on Fricke's Drug Store bulletin board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Journal
Ed Fricke
Fricke’s
The June Bride in 1925 A Modern Household Tale
A nostalgic contrast of old and new wedding life. From hand split wood and kerosene lamps to gas and electric appliances, the June wedding era celebrates easier, comfort filled domestic bliss with modern conveniences and romantic bells.
Former Nebraska Man Killed by Falling Tree
Beatrice Neb June 22 Recounting word received here today J D Windsor father of Mrs C E Simmons of Monrovia Cal was killed at Red Oak Ia by a falling tree Windsor was about 70 years old and nearly 50 feet away watching neighbors cut down the tree when it broke at the base and fell upon him instantly killing him He is survived by his wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Neb
J. D. Windsor
C. E. Simmons
Monrovia
Cal
Red Oak
Windsor
Bates Book and Gift Shop Ink and Pencil Offer
A local notice promotes shopping at Bates Book and Gift Shop for ink and pencils. The message highlights a suggested purchase location and keeps to a brief, commercial tone.
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The
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Johnsons' Children Undergo Tonsil and Adnoid Surgery
Chief of Police A R Johnson and his wife took three children Erle Vaunita and Ralph to Clarkson Hospital in Omaha for tonsil and adnoid removal. The youngsters recovered well and were expected to return home soon. Mrs Johnson stayed with them overnight while Mr Johnson returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Johnson
Erle
Vaunita
Ralph
Omaha
Cook Family Holds Annual Reunion at Weeping Water Park
The Cook family gathered at Weeping Water city park for their annual reunion with relatives arriving from across the country. The event featured a program, songs, and a life sketch of Samuel Huebner, who spoke about hisBell Telephone career and family ties to Joseph Cook. The next reunion is planned at the Wheeler home near Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Pleasant City
Weeping Water
Peinte
Laverne Stone
Gene Laverne
Alhambra
California
Samuel Huebner
Lillian Mary
Ethel
Theodore Huebner
Burlington
Iowa
Huebner
Mr. Huebner
Bell Telephone Co
Joseph Cook
C. E. Cook
Plattsmouth
Charlie
Will Cook
Joe Cook
W. D. Wheeler
T. W. Vallery
S. O. Cole
Wildwood
Boys Sent to State School for Liquor Sale Charge
Judge James T. Begley ordered minors Paul Poisall and Earl Newton sent to the state school at Kearney after a hearing on a liquor sale charge. County Attorney W. G. Kieck filed the complaint and asked for custody until they reach age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Begley
W. G. Kieck
Paul Poisall
Earl Newton
Kearney
County Court Fines G. E. Carr for Intoxication
The county court heard the complaint against G. E. Carr for intoxication on a public highway. Judge A. H. Duxbury imposed a $50 fine plus costs, which was settled and Carr released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Carr
Tom Svoboda
A. H. Duxbury
Journal Want Ad Column Promotes Buy and Sell Listings
The Journal invites readers to place want ads for goods services and sale listings. Advertisers can reach a broad audience seeking items for purchase or sale and local services.
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Journal
Boon County highway searches spark public outcry
Travelers on the King of Trails highway north of the city faced wholesale car stops and searches by Constable Svoboda and an unidentified man posing as an officer. It yielded one fine for a traveling man with liquor. many tourists complained of indignity and vowed to avoid the route.
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King of Trails Highway
King of Trails Hiihway
Highwy
Svoboda
Omaha
Duxbury
United States
Nebraska
Funeral of Russell Wiles of Murray Area
The funeral for Russell Wiles, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wiles, was held at their home near Murray. Russell, born September 18, 1924, died June 19, 1925 after a brief illness. Rev. W. A. Taylor spoke at the service, with burial at St. Johns Cemetery northwest of Newhawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiles
Murray
Russell
W. A. Taylor
Union
St. John’s Cemetery
Nehawka
Nebraska Under Fire war film shown in Plattsmouth
The American Legion brings Nebraska Under Fire to Plattsmouth on July 8 and 9 to show authentic war scenes from France. It depicts front line trenches hospitals aerial bombardment and gas attacks to illustrate war’s horrors and advocate world peace.
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American Legion
Plattsmouth
Sth
Nebraska
France
U. S
Parmele
Files Suit in Court Over City Real Estate Title
This morning action filed in district court by attorney A. L. Tidd for Livingston Loan & Building Association seeks to quiet title to specific real estate in the city against Edward L. Bashus and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of the District Court
A. L. Tidd
Livingston Loan & Building Association
Edward L. Bashus
Mrs Bowles Shows Great Postoperative Progress at Lord Lister
Reports from Lord Lister hospital in Omaha say Mrs John Bowles mother of Mrs Walter Crandall is showing notable recovery two weeks after operation. Crandalls visited Saturday and expressed optimism she may be home soon. Mr Bowles has returned to Holdrege.
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Lord Lister Hospital
Omaha
John Bowles
Walter Crandall
Holdrege
Local Christian Endeavor Members Visit Omaha
A twenty four member delegation from the Presbyterian church of this city attended the state Christian Endeavor convention at First Presbyterian Church in Omaha. Roy Olson served as local delegate and guided visiting members through convention highlights before a final gathering at Hanscom Park with a picnic supper.
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First Presbyterian Church
Omaha
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church of
Roy Olson
Olson
Plattsmouth
Hanscom Park
Dentist Dr Caldwell joins fifty piece symphony at DAV convention
Dr A D Caldwell of Omaha, a noted dentist, played in a fifty member symphony at the Disabled American Veterans national convention in Omaha. The opening scene drew a standing audience as wreaths were laid on unknown dead at Arlington Paris London Rome and Brussels followed by Taps and the Star Spangled Banner. Veterans display scars from service yet remain cheerful during the reunion with comrades.
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A. D. Caldwell
Omaha
Arlington
Paris
London
Rome
Brussels
Madame Schumann-Heinke
Caldwell
Wedding Bells Ring for Frances Lepert and William Simons
Frances Lepert and William Simons were married today at Holy Rosary Church West Pearl Street Omaha. The ceremony was led by Father Hankeck with Miss Rose Lepert and Charles Krejeci as attendants. The couple will reside at 2782 South Eleventh Street Omaha after July 1.
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Holy Rosary Catholic Church
West Pearl Street
Frances Lepert
William Simons
Omaha
Father Hancek
Holy Rosary Church
Rose Lepert
Charles Krejeci
Frank Lepert
Plattsmouth
Simons
South Eleventh Street
Nehawka man injured by fractious cattle
J A Daugherty of Nehawka was injured Wednesday last week when a span of cattle bolted while he worked. He suffered multiple broken bones and bruises but is progressing and will remain in bed for some time.
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J. A. Daugherty
Nehawka
Mr. Daugherty
Dennison Crepe Paper Colors at Bates Book and Gift Shop
Bates Book and Gift Shop offers the newest Dennison crepe paper shades and designs. A premier line manufactured for all purposes is highlighted for shoppers seeking quality craft supplies.
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Dennison
Bates Book and Gift Shop
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R. L. Propst
Reds Blues
Wynn
Knorr Wolff Dester Oe
Holmes Harris Dovey
Ar Speir
Nna Warga
Jess Warga
Maury Hiber Ghrist
Wm. Baird
Petring Minor
Estelle Baird
Martin
E. H. Wescott
L. Wiles Hartford
Warl
Sarah Baird
Alice Wescott
Gering
Gering Lugsch
Krecklow
W. Eg
Ge Pease
Helen Wescott
Helen E
Ger
Cy M'euerite Wiles
M. D. Brow Richey
Russell Wiles
LOCAL
Christian Endeavor
H. R. Church
J. A. Daughety
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