High Honor Offered Matthew Herold
Matthew Ger ing Herold of Plattsmouth has earned Harvard Law School honors and a position as assistant U S district attorney for southern New York. A Nebraska native, he served in the A E F and returned to graduate from Nebraska and Harvard before accepting the New York post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Matthew Gering Herold
Henry Herold
Matthew Gering
Herold
Harvard Law School
Willam Hayward
U. S
New York
United States District Attorney of
Col. Hayward
Lega
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Harvard
Hereld
Law School
St. S. Arn
Pranete
Serzéant
Leutenant
Artilery
Fiotme
Matthew
Haner
Pleasant Sunday Wedding in Holy Rosary Church
Esther Snitzer and Harley Gadway united in marriage at Holy Rosary Catholic Church with Father Ferdinand Suesser officiating. The groom, a Swift & Co. stock buyer from Omaha, and the bride, connected with a major Omaha firm, received many friends and were later hosted at the Ripple home with ice cream cake and a two course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Catholite
Esther Snitzer
Harley Gadway
Omahs
Ferdinand Suesser
Milton Gadway
Florence Olson
EB. ¢. Ripple
Ripple
Swift & Co
Omaha
Metropolis
Charles Gadway
Florence and
Marie Olson
Sarah Gadway
Frank Cheval
de Lores
E. C. Ripple
For Sale Item: Canvans 20x22 in Good Condition
Classified notice states one 20 by 22 canvans for sale at 25 dollars. Seller identified as Leonard Meisinger with contact at 1d Stsw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Meisinger
Illness of George Stevenson Reaches Nebraska City
A message received by Earl F. Irelan reports the serious illness of George Stevenson of Nebraska City, father of Mrs. Irelan. Stevenson suffered a severe paralytic stroke causing total vocal paralysis and helplessness. Earl and Mrs. Irelan left for Nebraska City to be with him, while Mrs. FE W Rebal stayed due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl F. Irelan
George Stevenson
Nebraska City
Manley Team Wins Sunday's Game
The Manley nine defeated the Plattsmouth Eagles 4 to 2 in a Sunday clash. With Ashland’s pitcher weathered out, Mike O’Leary starred for Manley while Pete Herold filled in behind the plate. William Harvey Mason pitched for Plattsmouth as waterlogged fields aided two of the visitors’ runs and hampered local fielders.
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Manley
Plattsmouth
Mike O'Leary
Yaung
Eagles
Gradeville
Connors
Cedar Creek
Nehawka
Pete Herold
William Harvey Mason
William O'Donnell
River floods cover low lands along Missouri and Platte
Heavy runoff from the Missouri and Platte rivers floods land east of the Burlington line. A three inch rise worsens conditions, creating a lake like area from north of Plattsmouth Water Company pumping station to J. L Lowe’s residence. Last year’s flood surpassed this level, hauling travel by boat. Fishermen report large catfish in flooded channels.
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Platte
Missouri
Burlington
Plattsmouth Water Companys
J. L Lowe
Lowe
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Gifts
The family expresses heartfelt appreciation to friends and neighbors for loving kindness and sympathy during their sorrow and grief. They thank those who were generous with floral offerings, signed by Mrs. Edward Egenberger and Son and Mrs. J. V. Egenberger and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Egenberger
J. V. Egenberger
Beeson Attends Modern Woodmen Head Camp in St Louis
County Judge Allen J. Beeson and his wife attended the Modern Woodmen of America head camp sessions in St Louis with about 5 000 Woodmen and 2 000 Forresters. The Rock Island team won first prize in drills, 126 of Omaha second. membership age will shift to 16 to 50.
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Allen J. Beeson
St. Louis
Woodmen of America
Judge Beeson
Nebraska
Rock Island
Illinois
No. 126
Omaha
Order
Pittsburg
Cardinals
Bender
Smoky City
Shaw's Gardens
Mississippi Valley
Hair Tonic Confusion Triggers City Booze Rumor
Reported sighting on Washington avenue described a car and a bottle misidentified as liquor. Chief Jones and Officer Chandler investigated finding only a scented hair tonic. No arrests were made as the tonic was not considered illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Jones
Chandler
Q Z Society Outing at Davis Farm Near Murray
The Q Z Society of the Presbyterian church held its last summer meeting yesterday at the Davis farm home near Murray. About forty members attended, traveling by auto after 4 pm. They enjoyed a shaded, welcoming setting with plentiful baskets of food and hospitality, returning home pleased with the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Z. Society of the Presbyterian Church
Sear Davis
Murray
Davis
De Molay Parade Draws Omaha Citywide Auto Tour
Members of the Omaha De Molay chapter and candidates from the new city chapter were escorted on a city parade in decorated cars led by Fred Busch’s vehicle. The De Molay band provided jazz melodies as the procession toured Omaha streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Order of de Molay
Fred Busch
de Molay Band of
Job printing services advertised by Journal office
Phone the Journal office when you need any kind of job printing. Best equipped shop in southeastern Nebraska.
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Journal Office
Nebraska
Mrs Lucile Davis Taken to Omaha for Treatment
Mrs Lucile Davis Nehawka exchange operator and manager was taken to Omaha last week for hospital treatment. It was initially hoped she would need an operation, but doctors now believe it can be avoided. Mrs Woodward Elmwood exchange manager will oversee the Nehawka work during her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Davis
Nehawka Telephone Exchange
Omaha
Woodward
Elmwood Exchange
Davie
West Point Candidate Dean Douglass Leaves for Preparatory Examinations
Plattsmouth high school graduate Dean Douglass, from district one of Nebraska, departs with his mother and sister for preparatory work and examinations to qualify for admission to West Point. He is noted for strong mathematics and is joined by fellow student Jack Fisher of Beatrice as they travel to Chicago Buffalo and New York before reporting to the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth High School
Dean Douglass
East
West Point
Douglass
Nebraska
F Reav
National Military Institution
United States
Omaha
J. E. Douglass
Vesta
Jack Fisher
Beatrice
Dean East
Youke
Chicago
Buffalo
New York City
Moonshining Not A Success In Greenwood Area
Sheriff D Quintin, William Grebe, Karl Schmitt and Gus Hoyers’ office assessed reports of illicit alcohol in Greenwood arid lands. Investigators found only a homemade coal and worm still not in operation. owners said they had briefly tried liquor for stomach issues but abandoned it. County Attorney A G Cole was to return, no severe punishment expected.
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D. Quintin
Ty William Grebe
Greenwood
Karl Schmitt
Gus Hoyers
U.S. A
A. G. Cole
Ohio
Sunday School Conference Held at Gretna Fishery
Teachers and officers of the Christian church Sunday school visited the state fisheries near Gretna for a day conference on Sunday school work. They enjoyed a picnic dinner before the conference and noted areas with notable rainfall on the return trip.
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Dalk
Christian Church Sunday School
Gretna
City fines paid by two motorists at Sixth and Main intersection
This morning the city treasury was reimbursed by contributions from Harley Becker and T. H. Pollock for speeding and a short turn respectively. Becker paid 13 dollars including costs after receiving a 10 dollar speeding fine, while Pollock settled a similar amount for a minor traffic maneuver at Sixth and Main.
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Harley Becker
T. H. Pollock
Sixth
Main Streets
Blank books available at Journal office
We offer blank books of various types at the Journal office. Visit to browse sizes and bindings and place orders for custom needs.
Order of DeMolay Established in Omaha Chapter
The Omaha area begins a new DeMolay chapter under Nebraska Chapter No. 3 R. A. M. leaders with Dr. Clark and Frank Landis guiding the initiation of local youths. Charter members include Charles Hartford Harold W Smith and Mason Wescott among others, with officers named for the developing council and chapter tasks.
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Masonic
Order of D’molavy
Omaha
Kansas City
Frank 5. Landis
Mr. Landis
Frank A. Marshall
Nebraska
Clark
Masons of
Order of DeMolay
Ralph J. Haynie
Carl Schmidtman
R. P. Westover
FE. L. Cummins
W. A. Robertson
le L. Wiles
Glen Perry
W. J Banning
Union
F. H. Johnson
Weeping Water
Miles Drake
Louis Ville
DeMolay
Harley Cecil
Paul Ruster
Carl Schneider
Karl Wurl
Harold Firr
Mason Wescott
George Schmidtman
Victor Wallick
George Busch
Harold Renner
Clare Hudson
Wayone Hudson
Charles Hartford
Jack McCarthy
Harold Smith
Melvin Johnson
Donald Dickson
Raymond Cook
George Persinger
Otto Trilety
Sargeant
Hobson
Order
Harold W. Smith
Harold H. Smith
George F. Dovey
Russel Perry
Oscar Gapen
Raymond Rekal
Six Chester White Gilts for Fall Farrow Breeding Offered
Six registered Chester White gilts bred for fall farrow breeding. The best in the U.S. A. Write or phone No. 1303. Geo. Stall, Weeping Water, Nebraska.
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U.S. A
Weeping Water
Nebraska
Tulene Family Finds Sunny California Home Near Orange
Mrs. Frank Cheval reports from this city that Mrs. A C Tulene says the Tulene family arrived on the coast in good health and are enjoying a new well equipped ranch near Orange California. They praise the climate and siting in the land of sunshine.
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Frank Cheval
A. C. Tulene
Tulene
Orange
California
Illness Strikes John Wooster in Dakota Farm Area
A Wooster family message reports John Wooster in a critical state at his Reliance Dakota home. Sister Mrs. W F Kinsky and brothers Frank and Joseph left for Omaha to reach him. He farms there with a large wheat crop needing care while relatives await full details of the illness.
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Wooster
John Wooster
Reliance
South Dakota
W. F. Kinsky
Frank
Joseph Wooster
Omaha
Dakota
John
Mr. Wooster
Plattsmouth
Fourth of July Baseball Showdown Between Weeping Water and Plattsmouth
County Agent L. R. Snipes says residents of Weeping Water will travel to town for a Fourth of July picnic dinner and the baseball game with Plattsmouth. Weeping Water hopes to win and take home honors while Plattsmouth expects friendly support from neighbors and good sportsmanship.
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Coitry
L. R. Snipes
Journal
Weeping Water
Plattsmouth
Auto Number Lost From The Neb Finder
A numbered auto item labeled 156,916 is reported missing and may be reclaimed at the O. K. Garage or the Journal office.
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O. K
Journal
Advertising Adheres To Reader Reach Standards
An advertising note outlines general sale appeal criteria for a printed ad designed to attract a broad reader base and meet established requirements. It emphasizes suitability, clarity, and persuasive positioning to fit varied audiences.
Well Known Burlington Conductor Injured In Accident
Sally Jack Minton a famed Burlington conductor from Creston Iowa was injured near Hastings when a car hanger struck a plank causing a crash across both legs. He was treated in Creston and ordered to hospital care with no fractures reported though bruised. He has long served on freight routes from this city to Lincoln via Louisville and Sioux City, with recent postings in Creston.
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Sally Jack Minton
Burlington Lines
Creston
Minton
Lincoln
Louisville
O'Neill
Sioux City
Iowa
Largest mail cargo sails to Europe on America steamer
New York copper prints report 9000 bags of mail aboard the steamship America the United States mail transport bound for Europe. The America is noted as the largest passenger ship to leave port under the American flag and formerly the German liner Amerika. A separate note adds the Colombia liner will be renamed the Homeric for White Star Line after a sale.
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New York
Europe
United States Mail Steamship Company
Muer
America
Amerika
Liverpool
Colombia
White Star Line
Allied Reparations Commision
DeMolay Visit Spurs Plattsmouth Chapter Degree Work
Omaha DeMolay member L. H. White visited Plattsmouth to assist in conferring degrees for new members. He also toured the Journal plant and spoke with staff about printing operations during his visit to the city.
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Omaha
Order of DeMolay
New Plattsmouth
L. H. White
Omaha Hee
Omaha Paper
Advertising Drives Trade at the Journal Office
Advertising is described as essential to trade in a note from the Journal office, underscoring its role in business promotion and public notices.
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Matthew Herold
WM. Hayward
Burlington Tracks
Beeson
Q. Z. Society
DE Molay
Academy
Nebraska Chapter NO
RE. A. M
Jack Minton
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
First ST National Bank
Pattsmouth
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