Very Pretty Church Wedding Unites Miss Hall and Mr Groff
Miss Gladys Pearl Hall and Mr Carl L Groff were married last evening at the Methodist church in Plattsmouth Nebraska. The ceremony featured a flower covered arch and a bridal party with elaborate dresses and ribbons. After the service the couple held a reception at the Hall home before departing for a honeymoon in the northwest with several out of town guests in attendance.
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Gladys Pearl Hall
Carl L. Groff
Holly Wedlock
M. E. Church
Atchison, Kansas
Heeks
Alice Louise Wescott
Grace Beeson
Sarah Rector
Edith Yetik
Miss Wescott
Miss Rector
Miss Beeson
Miss Veltik
DeKoven
E. H. Wescott
DeHardelet
Helen Wescott
Merion Maury
Mauzy
George Bell
Falls City
Julius M. Hell
George Hall
Fails City
Clifford Cecil
Harley F. Cecil
Frank Emory
Julius M. Hall
Mesdames
A. J. Beeson
James G Mauzy
W. F. Evers
L. L. Wiles
Helen Beeson
Mrs. Groff
Omaha
Salt Lake
Seattle
Northwest
Fannie Reynolds
Fannie
Albert Reynolds
James Reynolds
Lou Kessler
Springfield
Viola Archer
J. B. Cross
Ellis LaRue
Bessie
Ian LaRue
Union
George Garrett
Plattsmouth golfers win rounds in Auburn tourney
Plattsmouth players claimed victory in the second round of the Southeastern Nebraska golf tournament at Auburn Country Club. Dr R P Westover won the President's flight, Damian Flyn won in the Secretary's flight, and Ed Fricke won the Lame Duck flight. Weather delayed play with rain halting progress until this afternoon. Damian Firyan was the sole Plattsmouth entrant to compete today.
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Plattsmouth
Auburn
R. P. Westover
Damian Flyn
Ed Fricke
Damian Firyan
Social bridge and Mah Jong party honors Mora guest
Mrs M D Brown hosted a bridge and Mah Jong afternoon for Mrs A A Paterson of Mora Minnesota. Prizes went to Mrs Charles Hartford and Miss Barbara Gering. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Miss Ursula Herold as attendees include Mr Geo F Dovey and others.
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M. D. Brown
A. A. Paterson
Mora
Minnesota
Brown
Charlies Hartford
Barbara Gering
Ursula Herold
Mesdames Geo. F. Dovey
Chicago
J. S. Livingston
Henry G. Soenichsen
John Gunderson
Vermillion
South Dakota
Cheries Hartford
George F Petring
Heyden Gerett
Minend Barbara Gering
Dora Fricke
Mathilde Soennichsen
Helen Egenberger
Roy McKinney Opens Los Angeles Restaurant Chain
W R McKinney known as Roy begins in the Los Angeles restaurant business as a partner in MccDonnell's five establishments. He notes visits from Plattsmouth friends and mentions the annual Nebraska picnic set for August 2 at Long Beach, gathering many Nebraskans in California.
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W. R. McKinney
Roy
Golden West
Los Angeles
MccDonnell's
Plattsmouth
S. L. Thomas
A. S. WH
Minnie Will Windham
Fannie Will Thomas
Will Stadelman
Clare Thomas
Harvey Holloway
Mark White
Henry Boeck
Fritz Duda
Lawrence Brandt
Carl Sattler
Robert Mauzy
Blythe Rosencrans
Nebraska
Long Beach
California
One of the wettest Junes at Burlington station
The government rain grace reports June as extremely wet with eleven inches of rainfall so far and more rain expected. Over a twenty five day period the area has seen daily showers, peaking on June 12 with nearly three inches measured at the Burlington gauge.
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Burlington
Legionnaires Enjoy Bellevue Meeting With Big Turnout
About 300 ex servicemen gathered at Bellevue for a Southeastern Nebraska Legion post event. Local members joined by trips from Plattsmouth and Omaha. Joe Capwell gave a snappy talk as the drum corps and dance followed a full evening of programs and a large mess line.
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American Legion
Nebraska
Bellevue
Bellevue Legion Post
Plattsmouth
Omaha
South Omaha
Council Bluffs
Legion
Joe Capwell
Joe
Omaha Post
South Omaha Legion Auxiliary
Wire Legion
Veterans Bureau
Washington
Bellevue Post
Nebraska Legion
Lehmer
Married at Havelock J Jirousek weds Lena Casey
John J. Jirousek and Lena C Casey were married in Havelock yesterday morning. The groom, born and raised in town, is a Burlington store department employee and a former World War I ser vice man. The couple visited the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs John M Jirousek yesterday afternoon.
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Faily
John J. Jirousek
Havelock
John M. Jirousek
Lena C. Casey
Jirousek
Burlington
Visits Old Home in Omaha Day Trip
Paul Budig and J. P. Schneider of Chicago with William H. Ofe visited Omaha to spend a day and interview boyhood friends. They had been in Denver and McCook and noted unusually dry weather there. They stay with Mrs. William Budig and Mrs. W. H. Ofe in Omaha.
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Paul Budig
J. P. Schneider
Chicago
William H. Ofe
Omaha
Mr. Budig
Mr. Schneider
Denver
McCook
William Budig
Paul
W. H. Ofe
Infant Robert Jordan Laid To Rest In Oak Hill Cemetery
The body of infant Robert, son of Mr and Mrs James Jordan, was brought from Memphis to this city and buried in the family lot at Oak Hill Cemetery. The cortege included the grieving parents and several friends.
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Robert
James Jordan
Memphis
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death of Old Resident Mrs Olive in Los Angeles
Announcement of Mrs Frank C Olive death in Los Angeles, California, recalls her as a former resident of the city in the early seventies. She had lived with her two daughters in Los Angeles where she died after a heart ailment. Survived by brother Lewis Meyers of Omaha.
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Los Angeles
California
Frank C. Olive
Olive
Lewis Meyers
Omaha
Omaha Woman Undergoes First Ankle Reduction Operation
Mrs Marian Tyler O Connor of 8860 Harney Street underwent an ankle trimming procedure in Omaha by Dr Clyde Roeder at Wise Memorial hospital. The operation lifted flesh from around the ankles and feet after external leg incisions. She stayed two weeks and hopes for further removal on the inside of ankles if needed.
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Omaha
United States
Marian Tyler O'Connor
Harney Street
Clyde Roeder
Wise Memorial Hospital
O'Connor
Mrs OConnor Known Leader In Episcopal Woman's Work
Mrs OConnor is well known in this city for frequent visits and leadership in the Episcopal church's women’s work within the Omaha diocese.
Matrimony Brings Perils in Local Wedding Vandalism
A groom William G. Rieck married Wednesday in Cornelia Bluffs to Miss Jauro J Boyd. Friends staged a vandalism revenge attack on the wedding scene at the Plithmonth bank building. Office walls were damaged, pictures overturned, and furniture toppled as part of a retaliatory stunt.
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Kansas
Temple of Legal Knowledge
Ion Ami
Resolutions Committee
Hal Ford Car Tire Theft Spurs Local Investigation
A burglary at T. H. Pollock’s residence garage resulted in five Firestone tires from a Ford coupe being stolen while the family slept. Police suspect local thieves behind this and a prior tire theft, with efforts focused on catching the culprit.
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T. H. Pollock
Farmer's State Bank
Pollock
Land seeker delegation guides Mutz in Rio Grande study
A. C. Mutz arrived from Texas after reviewing land interests in the Rio Grande valley and accompanying a delegation of prospective land seekers.
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A. C. Mutz
Texas
Rio Grand Valley
Chamber approves gasoline tax to fund roads
The Nebraska City Chamber of Commerce endorsed a two cent per gallon gasoline tax and the creation of a non partisan highway commission. The move aims to raise funds for a six year good roads program and reduce automobile licenses to a flat rate. Nebraska cities are adopting similar resolutions statewide.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frank H. Beels
Fremont
Nebraska Good Roads Association
Nebraska
Beels
Mississippi and
Missouri Valley
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Aloather
Messuren
Highway Commission
Nebraska City Chamber of Commerce
Bridge Club Meets at Emmons Ptak Home
Last evening the Bridge club gathered at Mrs. Emmons Ptak's West Pearl Street residence for an evening of card play and prize awards. Mrs. J. F. Wolff won first prize, with Mrs. James Burnie taking second, as red rambler roses enhanced the decor and refreshments followed the games.
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Bridge Club
Emmons Ptak
West Pearl Street
J. F. Wolff
James Burnie
Ptak
Makes Trip to Kansas
John Alwin and family returned from a auto trip to western Kansas near Concordia and other parts of the state. He said crops looked well and that eastern Nebraska and Kansas had more rain. He noted rough roads and rough going in the Ford, prompting the family to hurry home before roads became worse.
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John Alwin
Kansas
Concordia
Entertains Friends With Bridge Luncheon
Mrs Sears S Davis hosted an informal bridge luncheon yesterday afternoon for a small group of friends. The gathering provided a pleasant social occasion enjoyed by all attendees.
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Sears S. Davis
Breakfast Honors Mrs Deegan of Chicago
Mrs George O Dover hosted a garden breakfast in honor of Mrs Jeanette Patterson Deegan of Chicago. A bright social turnout included Mesdames Carl Brown Waldemar Soennichsen Henry G Soennichsen George F Dovey Jack Patterson M D Brown A A Peterson and Misses Alice Pollock Elva Hartford.
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George O. Dover
Jeanette Patterson Deegan
Chicago
Mesdames
Carl Brown
Papillion
Waldemar Soennichsen
Henry G. Soennichsen
George F. Dovey
George Pet
City Threatened by Bad Wind Storm Last Night
A fast moving cloud bank from the northwest produced a severe wind storm across the region. Des Moines and Sioux City reported major damage and outages while Schuyler and Pierre suffered isolation and property losses. Omaha saw mainly minor damage and fallen trees.
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Schuyler
Colfax County
Des Moines
Iowa
Pierre
South Dakota
Sioux City
Omaha
Youngs Entertain At South City Dinner
Mr and Mrs W R Young hosted a small group at their south city home for a dinner that showcased their renowned hospitality and provided a most enjoyable evening for friends.
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Deiby
W. R. Young
Young
Democratic Convention Adjourns After Platform Talks
At Madison Square Garden the Democratic National Convention opened with an invocation by Rev John Roach Stretton and the singing of the Star Spangled Banner. Chairmen and leaders discussed the platform while two key planks religious freedom and league of nations remained under conference for agreement. William Jennings Bryan received a warm ovation upon resuming his seat in the Florida delegation.
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Madison Square Garden
Thomas J. Walsh
John Roach Stretton
Calvary Baptist Church
Mme Anna Case
Homer Cummings
Resolutions Committee
Cummings
League of Nations
Senator Walsh
Pat Harrison
Cordell Hull
National Committee
Florida
Return of Jess Bashus After Hospital Stay
Last evening Jess Bashus returned home from University hospital in Omaha where he had been ten days recovering from an appendicitis operation. The operation was very successful and his condition is satisfactory. Friends are pleased to have him home and hope for a speedy complete recovery back to good health.
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E. E. McKensie
Aurora
J. E. Groff
Atchison
Kansas
Bell Mullican
Fall City
J. TD. Hawksworth
Lincoln
Grace Beeson
Omaha
Julius M. Hall
Plattsmouth
Methodist Church
Missouri Pacific
Groff
Jess Bashus
University Hospital
Mr. Bashus
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HAL Ford
Good Roads Association
Emmons Ptaek
First National Bank