Officer Neuman Confronts Disturbers Near Grain Elevator
Saturday night at 9 30 three strangers caused a disturbance near the Burlington tracks and old grain elevator. Officer Neuman and Night Policeman Fitzpatrick arrested one large man after he struck Neuman. two others escaped toward the tracks. The injured officer, bleeding from the nose, helped subdue the suspect and escorted him to jail.
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Dany
Burlington
Rreathy
Newmanna
Fitzpatrick
Qin
Neumann
Social Afternoon at Tartsch Home by St Pauls Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid society of St. Pauls church gathered at Mrs August Tartschs home Friday afternoon for a delightful social meeting. With no business session, attendees enjoyed serial conversation sewing and amusements. Dainty refreshments were provided by the hostess and guests departed praising the hostess hospitality.
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August Tartsch
Ladies” Aid Society
St. Paul’s Church
Former Plattsmouth Lady 15 Weds in South Dakota
From Fridays Parly cards reach Plattsmouth friends announcing the marriage at Hot Springs South Dakota on Monday June 22 of Georg M. Penkoski of Fairburn South Dakota and Leona Asemissen of Hot Springs. Leona is the daughter of H L Asemussen formerly of this city. The family lived here several years and Leona graduated high school in 149140. Friends hope for the couple's happy future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
M. D
Georg M. Penkoski
Fairburn
S. D
Leona KE. Asemissen
H. L. Asemussen
Asemussen
Eyte
Barr arraigned for murder. held in Douglas county jail
George Barr was brought from Omaha to be arraigned on a Gass county murder complaint and was returned to Omaha for a preliminary hearing on July 6. He visited his family with the sheriff and obtained needed clothing. Mrs Barr is ill and a baby boy was born about ten days ago.
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George Barr
Omaha
Gass County
Metropolis
Douglas County
Farm for sale in Cass county through Pollock agency
T H Pollock of Coates block Plattsmouth advertises Cass county farmland for sale with available buyers for good farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
T. H. Pollock
Coates Blk
Plattsmouth
Greenwood Youth Fined in County Court Fight
John Mange of Greenwood was arraigned for fighting, fined 55 dollars and costs 15, paid and released. The dispute began when a 5 year old boy threw rocks at Mang provoking a larger clash with the boy’s older brother.
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John Mange
Greenwood
Mang
Mane
Jolly Picnic Honoring Mrs Weckbach at Crete Neb
A pleasant picnic yesterday along the Missouri below the Burlington bridge honored Mrs. Charles Weckbach formerly Ella Clark. The Jolly Six club hosted with Mia and Barbara Gering Verna Leonard Teresa Hemple Dora Fricke and Mrs R W Clement joining Mr and Mrs Weckbach and others for a day of visiting food and a campfire supper. The group traveled in a carryall then enjoyed cool river breezes and twilight departure back to the city.
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Old
Missouri
Burlington Bridge
Charles Wéckbach
Crete
Ella Clark
R. W. Clement
J. A. Donelan
Charles Werckbach
Matthew Gering
Weckbachs Move Burials To Lincoln Family Lot
The bodies of Joseph V. Weckbach and his infant daughter, buried in Oak Hill cemetery for 24 years, were exhumed yesterday and will be shipped to Lincoln. The Weckbach family now resides there and Mrs J W Weckbach is buried in the family lot, where they will be reburied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph V. Weckbach
Oak Hill
Lincoln
Weckbach
J. W. Wackbach
Plattsmouth Delegation Attends Epworth League District Convention
Plattsmouth sent E H Wescott Jesse P Perry and Misses Ellen Windham Hazel Tuey and Mar garite Porter and Mrs F R Gobelman to the Epworth League district convention at Brook Neb The meeting in the First Methodist church was praised for its programs Rev A E Watchel led the church and was elected president Perry became district treasurer in recognition of his work The Junior league of Plattsmouth led by Mrs Gobelman was noted as the district’s largest organization of its kind.
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Plattsmouth
Epworth League
Brook
Neb
E. H. Wescott
Jesse P. Perry
Ellen Windham
Hazel Tuey
Margarite Porter
F. R. Gobelman
League
Methodist Church
Gobelman
Rev. Watchel
Jesse PP. Perry
Floyd Richardson 15 Fined for Drunkenness and Disorder
From Friday's Daily Dalily the hearing in Judge Archer's court showed Floyd Richardson 15 charged with fighting and disturbing the peace. He received a fine of 410 and costs for the trouble linked to the Wednesday tragedy on the river road. He was released and urged to stay clear of the law in the future.
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Floyd Richardson
Archer
Mansfield Bunker
River Road
Elmwood Fourth of July to Feature Attorney A G Cole
Attorney A G Cole of this city will deliver the oration for Elmwood’s Fourth of July celebration. The committee chose a talented young attorney whose past speeches have impressed crowds. Elmwood’s event is expected to be among the largest county celebrations this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Cole
Elmwood
Cole
Dope Fiend Taken After Disturbance on Main Street
Sheriff Quinton and Chief Rainey arrested a visibly intoxicated man causing a disturbance on Main Street. The individual resisted, necessitating several assistants to load him into a wagon and transport him to the city jail to recover from his dope intoxication and subdue his temper.
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Quinton
Rainey
Main Street
Logal Ladies Entertained at Nebraska City by Mrs Abbott
Yesterday Plattsmouth ladies enjoyed a day in Nebraska City hosted by Superintendent N C Abbott and Mrs Abbott at the Bling Institute. The visit featured gracious hospitality and a pleasant social time as the group returned home after a delightful outing. Attending were Mia and Barbara Gering Marie Donnelly Dora Fricke Verna Leonard Mesdames J A Donelan R W Joseps Frank L Cummins G Fricke J H Donnelly and Mrs Charles Weekbach of Crete Neb.
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Nebraska City
Plattsmouth
N. C. Abbott
Abbott
Bling Institute
Mia
Barbara Gering
Marie Donnelly
Dora Fricke
Verna Leonard
Mesdames J. A. Donelan
R. W. Joseps
Frank L. Cummins
G. Fricke
J. H. Donnelly
Charles Weekbach
Crete
Neb
Preliminary hearing for George Barr postponed to July 6
George Barr’s preliminary hearing was moved to Monday July 6 at 9 o clock. Barr pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in the Mansfield Bunker case and to an attempted murder of Chief Rainey. Sheriff Quinton produced Barr from Omaha and crowds gathered at the courthouse seeking updates on the case.
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George Barr
Court House
Omaha
Quinton
Matthew Gering
County Court Room
Gering
Mansfield Bunker
Rainey
R. W. Patrick
South Omaha
Young Bunker
Shoemaker Family Visiting Ottumwa With Relatives
Mrs. S. H. Shoemaker and her son Claude are visiting Ottumwa Iowa for a short time, traveling there by the touring car of Mr. Shoemaker after arriving a few days ago with relatives and friends.
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S. H. Shoemaker
Claude
Ottumwa
Mr. Shoemaker
Garfield Park 13 Becomes Popular For Picnics And Improvements
Garfield Park grows in popularity for picnics as residents urge small tables. The park board considers drinking fountains and tree planting, with new commissioners overseeing beautification and curbside improvements.
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Garfield Park
Park Board
Ecity
Plattsmouth
Frauen Verien Members Entertained at Tartsch Home
The Frauen Verien of St. Pauls church gathered Thursday afternoon at Mr and Mrs August Tartsch home for a delightful meeting. Social conversation and welfare discussions filled the hour before light refreshments were served. The ladies left praising the hospitality and deeming it among the society’s most pleasant events.
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Frauen Verien
St. Pauls Church
August Tartsch
John Gilligan Visits Lincoln In Local Political Tour
John Gilligan a leading Lincoln Democrat spent Saturday in the city meeting friends and reviewing local political prospects. He is active in real estate and insurance in Lincoln and called at the Journal office for a brief chat with the editor.
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John Gilligan
Lincoln
Gilligan
Journal
Capital City
Farm loan offer at 5.5 percent by Pollock in Plattsmouth
T H Pollock of Goates Block, Plattsmouth advertises money to loan on Cass County farms at five and a half percent.
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Cass County
T. H. Pollock
Goates Bik
Plattsmouth
Carpenter Claus Jess Injured In Fall At Burlington Shop
Yesterday afternoon Claus Jess a carpenter at the Burlington coach shop fell from a car he was working on and sprained his left ankle. The injury is not serious but will force him to retire from work for a few days while healing. The fall occurred on a hard concrete floor and was from a considerable height.
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Claus Jess
Burlington
Grading Underway for North Third Street Curb and Gutter
Grading and prep for curbing on North Third street are progressing, with work to place curbing and guttering similar to North Sixth and Oak street. The project aims to reduce street width and future paving costs, while addressing water runoff near Main street.
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North Third Street
North Sixth Street
Oak Street
Third Street
Main Street
National Tel Jed Sekes Championships in Omaha
The Tel Jed Sekes national championships run July 21 27 in Omaha with over 200 women competing alongside men. New York City and Chicago lead with 24 female athletes each. 600 athletes total over two days. A Sunday exhibition follows the events and a monster parade concludes the festivities with at least 10 000 Bohemians in the parade.
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Omaha
New York City
Chicago
Nebraska
Businesses Plan Early Evening Closings This Summer
Local merchants sign agreement to close stores at 6 p m during July and August except Saturdays and payday nights. Early closing begins July 4 and names E A Wurl J W Crabi ll E G Dovey Son C E Wesecotts Sons Faler Thierolf Joseph Fetzer Fanger Department Store John Frank B A McElwain Adolph Wesh Wargen Schuldice Award 8 McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Wurl
J. W. Crabiil
E. G. Dovey & Son
C. E. Wesecott’s Sons
Faler & Thierolf
Joseph Fetzer
Fanger Department Store
John Frank
B. A. McElwain
Adolph Wesh
Wargen & Schuldice
McLean
Children Enjoy Day Party Hosted by Rawls Family
A children's day party at the Rawls home hosted by the ladies of the bp bk society delighted members' children. The event featured a parade by the youngsters representing local business houses, lawn games, a fortune teller booth, and refreshments enjoyed by children and their mothers alike.
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C. A. Raw
BP, Bk
Rawls
Plattsmouth Merchants to Close on Fourth
Plattsmouth merchants plan to close Saturday July 4 at noon to allow owners to celebrate the national day. Barbershops will also close at noon. Many residents will observe the day in neighboring towns since no local celebration is planned.
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Plattsmouth
Mrs. Hellie Cummings Acquires Fine Poland-China Pig
Mrs Hellie Cummings owner of several high quality hogs in the south part of the city traveled to the Pacific Junction area yesterday and bought a splendid thoroughbred Poland China pig. The new animal will join her existing stock and she invites others to inspect her herd for possible additions.
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Hellie Cummings
Pacific Junction
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Neuman
Officer Neumann
Tartsch
Young Lady
South Dakota
Ghas. Weckbach
District League
Will
ST. Paul's Church
Mrs. C. A
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