Red Sox edge visitors in eleven inning marathon
In a lengthy Sunday clash the Red Sox and Miller Enuth of Omaha battled 11 innings. Kizzier pitched well for the Sox and scored the winning run on a Spidell single in the eleventh as Plattsmouth claimed a 6 to 5 victory amid late miscues and extra base hits by Keiner and Greise.
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Red Sox
Miller-Enuth
Omaha
Miller-Knuth
Axbury
Plattsmouth
Sylvester
Kizzier
Pacific Junction
Sox
Krejer
Stone
Keiner
Greise
Miller
Hirz
Schlische
Spidell
MP Train Time Change Improves Morning Southbound Schedule
Missouri Pacific changes Sunday morning running time. The southbound train will arrive in this city at 8 45 a m future, offering a more convenient schedule for visitors along MP lines in this state section.
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Missouri Pacific
M. P
Miss Inga Reichstadt Has Tonsils Removed
Miss Inga Reichstadt underwent a tonsil operation this morning at a local physician's office. She came through the procedure well and is expected to recover fully in a few days and return to good health.
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Inga Reichstadt
Red Sox Pitcher Sylvester Struck By Mumps
Sunday morning Del Sylvester, Red Sox pitcher, woke to swollen face, found he would not play. The illness, a mumps outbreak in the Sylvester family, forces him to remain on the inactive list for several days as Sheriff Homer Sylvester has just recovered from the same illness.
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Dell Sylvester
Red Sox
Mr. Sylvester
Sylvester
Homer Sylvester
Del
Nolting Dies at Farm Home Near Plattsmouth
Fred W. Nolting 64, lifelong farmer and Plattsmouth resident, died Sunday from heart trouble at his farm home on Rock Bluffs road after months of illness. He was born July 10, 1869, married Dec 3, 1887, and is survived by his widow and two daughters Grace Heitzhausen of Billings Montana and Ella Spangler of Murray. Funeral is set for Tuesday at 2 PM from First Presbyterian church, with procession leaving at 1:30 PM.
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Mr. Nolting
Omaha
Fred W. Nolting
Mise
Kelmina Steppatt
Plattsmouth
Rock Bluffs Road
Nolting
Grace Heitzhausen
Billings
Montana
Ella Spangler
Murray
First Presbyterian Church
Celebrate Anniversary at Hiber Home Surprise Party
Mr and Mrs Joseph M Hiber celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary with a surprise gathering at their North 5th street home Saturday evening. Relatives and friends enjoyed Bingo visiting, a china anniversary gift, a buffet luncheon, and wishes for many more years of happiness.
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Joseph M. Hiber
North 5Th Street
Silver Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs Foster
The Foster home southeast of Union hosted 150 relatives and friends for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Attendees included bride May Larson and groom R E Foster with a large local and regional turnout from Omaha Plattsmouth Louisville Nebraska City and surrounding areas. The event featured green and white decorations a anniversary cake by Mrs. Raymond J. Larson and gifts from neighbors and relatives.
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R. E. Foster
Union
L. G Larson
Plattsmouth
J. T. Baird
First Presbyterian Church
Frank M. Bestor
E. H. Franzen
Omaha
Esther Larson
Oscar Larson
California
Foster
May Larson
Raymond J. Larson
Louisville
Nebraska City
Plattsmouth Group Hosts Picnic Supper for Beeson Visit
A Plattsmouth gathering of B. H. 8. club members and friends hosted a porch supper to honor Judge Allen J. Beeson and his wife from Long Beach California. The event featured a read history of the club and social stories from old days. Participants included Mr and Mrs William Baird Judge and Mrs Beeson Mr and Mrs R B Hayes Mr and Mrs FE H Wescott Mr and Mrs Luke L Wiles Mr and Mrs J E Wiles Mr and Mrs J W Crabill Mary Kathryn Elizabeth Wiles and Robert Hayes Jr.
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Robert B. Hayes
Plattsmouth
B. H. 8. Club
Allen J. Beeson
Long Beach
California
Hayes
Club Activiies
William Baird
R. B. Hayes
FE. H Wescott
Luke L. Wiles
J. E. Wiles
J. W. Crabill
Mary Kathryn
Elizabeth Wiles
Robert Hayes, Jr
Farm resident injured by horse and mule kicking incident
Frank Petereit living on a farm west of town was kicked and injured Monday evening while working with a mule and a horse in the barn. He managed to escape among the animals and, though hurt, continues to tend his farm duties.
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Frank Petereit
Mr. Petereit
Peterell
Plattsmouth Ladies In Wreck On West Coast
Judge and Mrs. Allen J. Beeson visiting. their daughter Mrs Grace Snow injured in a collision near Long Beach. Snow couple bruised. Grace Snow treated for possible skull fracture but no operation required. Mrs R. H. Snow identified as former Miss Helen Beeson.
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Allen J. Beeson
Grace Snow
Robert M. Snow
Snow
Long Beach
Mr. Snow
Mrs. Snow
Young couple Esther Albert and August Stohlman wed at Eight Mile Grove
The wedding unites Miss Esther Albert and Mr. August Stohlman of Cass county in a ring ceremony at Eight Mile Grove Lutheran church. Miss Lucille Albert and Clarance Albert performed songs. Thelma Kreuger served as maid of honor. Arnold Stohlman and brothers Ervin and Earl Albert stood as groomsmen. The couple will live on the farm south of Louisville.
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Esther Albert
August Stohlman
Louisville
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church
A. Lentz
Lucille Albert
Clarance Albert
Esther Tritsch
Thelma Kreuger
Margaret Engelkemeier
Louvisa Albert
Arnold Stohlman
Ervin Albert
Earl Albert
Cass County
John H. Albert
Stohlman
Ebenezer Evangelical Church
Murdock
Nebraska
Ruth O. Miller
O. H. Miller
Milo Frisbee
Alvo
George Frisbee
Chas. Long
Harry Linder
Elmwood
Paul Coatman
John Fischer
Eagle
Elmer Miller
Loretta Ruge
Dale Rumelin
Lincoln
Alvin Backemeier
Kenneth West
H. R. Knosp
Evangelical Church
Bryan McDonald
Eddie Craig
Meta Rickman
Hilda Schmidt
Murdock High School
North Central College
Naperville
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Ebenezer Church
Worsheim School of Embalming of
Chicago
Belle Stoner Visits Glenwood Family
Mrs. Belle Stoner of Glenwood is in town to enjoy an outing and visit her son Hillard Grassman, his family, and other relatives for a short time.
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Belle Stoner
Glenwood
Hillard Grassman
Mrs Petter Ill With Appendicitis En Route Home
Friends learn Mrs. W J H Petter is seriously ill with appendicitis in Rock Island Illinois while traveling home from Toronto where Canon Petter attended the University of Toronto graduation. The illness delays the family’s return and Sunday St Luke's church services.
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Canon
W. J. H. Petter
Chester Taylor Fined for Fire Incident in County Court
In county court Tuesday Chester Taylor faced a complaint over allegedly taking a fire belonging to Bud Nickles. He pled guilty and received a $25 fine plus costs. he posted bond and was released.
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Chester Taylor
Bud Nickles
Entertain Friends Honoring Beeson at Begley Home
Judge and Mrs. Begley hosted a six o'clock dinner on North 6th Street to honor Judge and Mrs. Allen J. Beeson of Long Beach California. The gathering featured summer flowers and rekindled old times with guests including Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Wescott and Mr. and Mrs. James G. Mauzy.
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James T. Begley
North 6Th Street
Allen J. Beeson
Long Beach
California
E. H. Wescott
James G. Mauzy
Local Basket Factory Draws Much Interest
The Nebraska Basket factory in this city has perfected a new square market basket drawing national attention. Owners L. D. Hiatt and Thomas Slayman returned from Benton Harbor Michigan after talks with major basket companies. They report strong future prospects as representatives from several cities seek to locate plants there to grow the industry.
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Nebraska
L. D. Hiatt
Thomas Slayman
Benton Harbor
Michigan
United States
Michigan City
Nebraska Basket Co
Thirty two boys leave on month's Scout tour
The Louisville Boy Scout caravan passed through this morning en route to the east. They picked up five Plattsmouth boys and crossed the Plattsmouth bridge heading toward Washington in a near straight line or via a northern route past Pittsburgh. The group includes 22 Louisville area boys with several from Fairbury Weeping Water Omaha Plattsmouth. Thirteen of the 322 boys went to Jacksonville, Florida last year.
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Louisville
Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth Bridge
Iowa
Illinois
Springfield
Indianapolis
Columbus
Washington
Pittsburgh
Murphree
McFarland
Dale Hennings
Leroy Hennings
Bob Twiss
Herbert Carter
Larry Reese
Dave Ziers
Charles Ziers
Percy Clay Jackman
Vine Sundstrom
Dave Webb
Fred Lesan
Elwood Pankonin
Tom Deal
Junior Biggs
George McConnell
Dewain Bloodgood
Jack Ross
Floyd Stratton
John W. Stander
Jack Clifford
George Washington Inman
Herb Sundstrom
Louisville and Vicinity
Jack Thornton
Bob Thornton
Fairbury
Milford Smith
Weeping Water
Jack Ryan
Bob Vesiak
Omaha
James Webb
Bill Rosencrans
John K. Bestor
Warren Reed
Frederick Fricke
Showers Bring Relief in Eastern Nebraska and Iowa
Torrential heat broke Tuesday as showers drenched eastern Nebraska and western Iowa. Reported rainfall varied from over an inch to more than three inches in places, aiding corn and crops from Murdock to Shenandoah and lifting garden and lawn conditions citywide.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Cedar Creek
Murray
George M. Meisinger
Murdock
Alvo
Eagle
Greenwood
Nebraska City
Shenandoah
Presbyterian Picnic at Riverview Park Omaha
The First Presbyterian church Sunday school held its annual picnic at Riverview Park in Omaha. Members traveled by car caravan to the park, enjoying baseball and various sports with meals and refreshments making the day a happy event for all ages.
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First Presbyterian Church
Riverview Park
Omaha
Many Floaters Pass Through City At Night
The city has seen a surge of floaters over recent weeks, most arriving by freight train and some by hitchhiking. Police face trouble halting soliciting for funds and food in business districts during early morning hours as workers seek farm jobs elsewhere.
Miss Alpha C Peterson to Attend National Education Meet
County superintendent of schools Miss Alpha C Peterson will travel to Chicago to represent the state at the National Education Association gathering. President M C Leffler has named her as a delegate to the national meeting where major issues for teachers and schools will be discussed.
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Alpha C. Peterson
Chicago
National Educational Association
Miss Peterson
M. C. Leffler
State Teachers Association
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