Windham dies in Ottawa a fall from hotel window
Robert Windham Jr a longtime Ottawa resident and son of the late Robert B Windham died after falling from a third story window at the Washington hotel in Ottawa epilepsy reported as the cause A coroner s inquest found death due to the fall He was survived by two daughters and several siblings with family members in Florida Nebraska and Iowa all notified by authorities
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Ottawa
Illinois
Robert Windham
Robert B. Windham
Omaha
Chicago
Cuty
Windham
Washington Hotel
Jennie Windham
Lorene Windham
Godsell
Florida
Hermie Windham
West Palm Beach
Wade W. Windham
Lincoln
Elien Stugess
Penjamin Windham
Kansas City
Samuel C. Windham
Kathryn Riddle
Young People Wed in Lincoln First Baptist Church
Miss Lillian Newhans of Weeping Water wed Mr. Arthur Taylor of Cedar Creek at the Lincoln First Baptist church parsonage with Rev. J Frederick Catlin officiating. The bridal party included the bride’s mother Mrs. W H Newhans and Nora Dreamer. Jess Taylor attended the groom. A dinner followed at Mrs L R Deats’s home. The couple, daughter and son in law of Weeping Water and Cedar Creek respectively, will farm near Cedar Creek.
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Lillian Newhans
Weeping Water
Arthur Taylor
Cedar Creek
First Baptist Church
Lincoln
J. Frederick Catlin
W. H. Newhans
Nora Dreamer
Elmwood
Nebraska
Jess Taylor
Proom
L. R. Deats
W. H. Newhams
W. P. Taylor
Bauer Brings Back New Overland Whippet Car
John Bauer the local Overland dealer returned from Kansas City with one of the new Whippet cars. The compact European styled model drew attention at the Bauer garage where it is on exhibition. He was accompanied by John Bauer Jr L W Egenberger and Joseph Bulin who attended the Overland schooling and plant courses.
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John Bauer
Overland Auto Company
Kansas City
Pst
Overland
Bauer
Mr. Bauer
John Bauer, Jr
L. W. Egenberger
Joseph Bulin
Card of Thanks for Mary J. Taylor Family
The Children of Mrs. Mary J. Taylor thank friends for sympathy and floral memorials after her death. Special thanks to the Eastern Star and the Social Workers Flower club for assistance at the funeral.
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Eastern Star
Social Workers Flower Club
Mary J. Taylor
Fort Lauderdale visitors stay with old friends in town
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Fuller and their child from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, arrived yesterday to visit old time friends in this city. Mrs. Fuller, formerly Miss Bernese Newell, has many local friends. The family traveled via Indiana and Kansas City and will stay a while before returning south. They are guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Baird.
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R. J. Fuller
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Fuller
Bernese Newell
Mr. Fuller
East
Mrs. Fuller
William Baird
Poisall Denied Rehearing in Prohibition Case State Court
The state supreme court has denied Harry Poisall's rehearing and upheld the district court sentence for his third offense of violating the prohibition law. Poisall, arrested in this city, was sentenced to one year in prison after a jury found him guilty. The trial featured testimony by his sons about liquor found at the Poisall home. Poisall has been on bond and working in St. Louis and must now return to serve the sentence.
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Harry Poisall
Supreme Court
District Court
State Supreme Court
Poisall
Paul Poisall
Kearney
Harry Poisall, Jr
St. Louis
Pleads Not Guilty In Cedar Creek Assault Case
Henry Thierolf of Cedar Creek entered a not guilty plea to a charge of assault on Edward Marshall. The case was set for Monday July 12 after bond of 1200 dollars was posted, and both parties are locally known in Cedar Creek.
Cedar Creek Man Charged With Assault in County Court
County Attorney W G Kieck filed a complaint in county court against Henry Thierolf of Cedar Creek for assault to do great bodily harm against Edward Marshall of Cedar Creek. Attorney A L Tidd will represent Thierolf who will likely plead not guilty. Hearing date undecided. The charge stems from a Cedar Creek fight last week in which Marshall was badly injured.
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W. G. Kieck
Henry Thierolf
Cedar Creek
Edward Marshall
A. L. Tidd
Marshall
Man Charged With Wife Desertion Near Weeping Water
Deputy Sheriff brought Merton Scott to court on a complaint by County Attorney W G Kieck for failure to support his wife. Scott, with attorney W A Robertson, plans to plead not guilty at arraignment. A preliminary hearing was expected this afternoon before Judge A H Duxbury.
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W. C. Schaus
Merton Scott
W. G. Kieck
W. A. Robertson
A. H. Duxbury
A R Johnson Files for Office of Co Sheriff
A R Johnson the Plattsmouth police chief filed with County Clerk George Sayles to seek the Democratic nomination for county sheriff at the August primary. He has twelve years in Plattsmouth and will campaign while remaining police chief, facing no current Democratic opposition and a Republican field contesting the nomination.
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A. K R. Johnson
George Sayles
Johnson
Plattsmouth
John P. Sattler
C. A. Johnson
Fourth Ward
E. P. Stewart
William Henricksen
Robert Reed
Weeping Water
Harley Burdick
Golden Rod Club Plans Community Projects and Music Tea
The Golden Rod Study club of Mynard met at Mrs. C. L. Wiles home west of Plattsmouth for a combined business and social session. Attending were Willing Workers of Eight Mile Grove. A program featured Richard Cole, Alice Wiles, Gertrude Vallery, and a piano solo by Mrs. C. C. Barnard. Discussions focused on National Parks and plans for a musical tea at Mrs. Roy Cole’s home. Refreshments closed the pleasant event.
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Golden Rod Study Club
Mynard
C. L. Wiles
Plattsmouth
Roy Cole
Eight Mile Grove
Richard Cole
Alice Wiles
Gertrude Vallery
C. C. Barnard
Glen Vallery
Ladies Enjoy Social at St Pauls Evangelical Basement
About 150 ladies of the St Pauls Evangelical Church gathered in the newly completed basement of the church for a social afternoon. They toured the space, admired the new equipment provided by church ladies, and shared a dainty luncheon hosted by Mesdames Michael Hild George Born and P P Meisnger marking the space as a community center.
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Oid Society
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
St. Paul's
Michael Hild
George Born
P. P. Meisinger
Journal Want Ads Call for Reader Attention
Readers are urged to use the Journal want ads to reach a wide audience and secure results from their notices.
Plattsmouth Water Co. Head Sidelined by Wrist Sprain
Lynn Minor, superintendent of the Plattsmouth Water Co., has worn a sling for several days after slipping at work and injuring his right wrist. The sprain has kept him from duties and proved more painful than a simple bruise.
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Lynn Minor
Plattsmouth Water Co
Minor
Methodist Sunday School Picnic at Amos Iske Farm
Several hundred members and teachers from First Methodist church enjoyed an annual Sunday school picnic on the Amos Iske farm west of LaPlatte along the Pinette river. Rain threatened but the children sheltered quickly. Hilt Wescott and Walt Schaus were the only ones damp. A fine picnic supper preceded a vesper service led by Rev. Frank Emory Proutz, with gratitude expressed to Mr. and Mrs. Amos Iske for their hospitality and assistance.
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First Methodist Church
Amos Iske
LaPlattse
Pinatte
Hilt Wescott
Walt Schaus
Frank Emory Proutz
Plattsmouth Man Honored by State Eagles
Arthur Blunt of Plattsmouth elected conductor of the grand aerie at York state convention. Other officers named include W R Snyder Fullerton Frank Kounosky Fremont J P McCaffery Columbus E T Wickham Beatrice T S Beagle Falls City EK Butsirus Falls City and C F Beschorner Lincoln as trustees. Next state meeting set for Nebraska City in 1927 with expected larger membership.
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Fraternal Order of Eagles
York
State Aerie
Plattsmouth Aerie
Arthur Blunt
Blunt
Grand Aerie
W. R. Snyder
Fullerton
Frank Kounosky
Fremont
J. P. McCaffery Columbus
E. T. Wickham
Herolds Visit Local Friends Before Eastbound Trip
Frank M. Herold and Mrs. James Herold of Minneapolis arrived by auto to visit relatives here and left today for home in the north. He represents the Seth Thomas Cloak Co., oldest of its kind in the United States, and the couple stayed with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Tidd. They plan a vacation trip next month to New England and major eastern cities.
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Frank M. Herold
James Herold
Minneapolis
Herold
The
Seth Thomas Cloak Co
United States
A. L. Tidd
4th of July Fireworks at Bates Book Store
Bates Book Store hosts a public display for Independence Day with a complete line of fireworks on show. Community members gather to view the exhibit and learn about the event schedule.
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Bates Book Store
Plattsmouth Fourth Celebrates Sesquin Centennial Big Parade Planned
Celebration plans for the Sesquin Centennial Fourth of July in Plattsmouth promise a grand day with a new morning parade, a water fight, Noble C. Fairly Shows rides, a Cass Sarpy league baseball game, bands, a free horseshoe contest, and a massive fireworks display costing 3200. Neighboring towns like Nebraska City Weeping Water Bellevue and others plan large delegations with night ferry service for Iowa visitors.
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Plattsmouth
Nebraska City
Platttsmouth
Noble C. Fairly
Bellévue
Legion
Basbcall Park
U. S
Weeping Water
Bellevue
Louisville
Cedar Creek
Manley
Murdock
Greenwood
Ashland
Murray
Union
Nehawka
Avoca
Alvo
Elmwood
Point Southwest
Iowa
Plattsmouth Visitors Tour KFNF Radio Station in Shenandoah
A party from Plattsmouth visited Shenandoah yesterday to tour the KFNF Henry Field radio station. Participants included Mrs Barbara Bookmeyer Mrs Henry Horn Miss Helen Horn Mrs Lillian Freeman Miss Clara Bookmeyer Raymond Bookmeyer recently home from Pittsburgh. A second group featured Earl Smith and C C Polin from near the city who enjoyed the station and its features.
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Plattsmouth
Shenandoah
Iowa
Iowa City
KFNF
Henry Field Station
West
Barbara Bookmeyer
Henry Horn
Helen Horn
Lillian Freeman
Clara Bookmeyer
Raymond Bookmeyer
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Earl Smith
C. C. Polin
Visits Old Friend From Friday's Dality
W. T. Craig of this city met his boyhood friend R. Dd. Strothers of Monroe Nebraska in town on business. Their reunion marked the first time in twenty years and the pair, longtime acquaintances for fifty years, enjoyed recalling memories from long ago. Strothers has newspaper experience at Grand Island and remains connected with a Monroe paper.
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W. T. Craig
R. Dd. Strothers
Monroe
Nebraska
Strothers
Grand Island
the Independent
Long Ozo
Entertains in Honor of Bride of June Season
Mrs. A. L. Tidd hosted a garden tea at her Oak Street home in honor of Miss Kathryn Wadick, whose July 1 wedding to Mr. Robert M. Walling is upcoming. The lawn glowed with electric lights and Japanese lanterns as guests enjoyed a two course tea, a light music program, and piano selections by the honoree and others. Out-of-town guests included Misses Mary Margaret Walling, Mary McHugh, Margaret O Rourke of Omaha, Miss Florence Kenyon of Nebraska City, and Miss Mary Kathrine of Omaha.
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A. L. Tidd
Oak Street
Kathryn Wadick
Robert M. Walling
Tidd
Leslie L. Turpin
Ursula Herold
Violette Begley
Catherine Schneider
Mary Margaret Waring
Hill Martin
Kittie Cummins Roberts
Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Suit Filed in Cass County
The Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Co of Iowa files action in Cass County District Court led by Clerk Mrs. Golda Noble Beal seeking payment of unpaid premiums from a large group of local farmers.
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Golda Noble Beal
Farmers Mutual Hail Insuance Co
Iowa
Cass County
Plattsmouth Girl Weds Frank V Hrana c in Colorado Springs
Rose May Belohlavy of Plattsmouth and Frank V Hranac of Geneva Nebraska married June 16 at a Colorado Springs home ceremony. Bride art supervisor in Grand Junction for two years groom with Commonwealth Power Co Jackson Michigan. Honeymooned in Colorado Springs and Denver then to Geneva Nebraska. Will reside in Jackson Michigan after July 1.
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University of Nebraska
Rose May Belohlavy
Frank V. Hranae
Geneve
Nebraska
Colorado Springs
Grand Junction
Colorado
Croom
Jackson
Michigan
Commonwealth Power Co
E. C. Edgerton
Methodist Church of
Lucille Bailey
William Mast
V. Belohlavy
Plattsmouth
College of Fine Arts
Alpha Rho Tau
Hranac
Electrical Engineering College
Sigma XI
Sigma Tau
General Electric Co
Schenectady
New York
Commonwealth Co
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The
Journal
Want Ad Department
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