Mrs Beulah Partridge Dies from Auto Crash Near Murray
Mrs Beulah Partridge died at 6 15 AM after injuries from a Saturday night collision on highway 75 near Murray. She was crushed in the wreck with her husband Mr Mark Partridge of Weeping Water among survivors including her parents Mr and Mrs Ira Clark of Union and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momder
Mark Partridge
Murrey
Partridge
St. Mary’s Hospital
Nebraska City
Ira Clark
Union
Edgar Newton
Jamiee
Tiend Anniversary at Adah chapter Omaha
A 40th anniversary observance of Adah chapter in Omaha drew many Home chapter No. 189 members from the East ern Star. A lively program and social hour followed, with officer delegates listed including Mrs. Ralph M. Wiles and several other named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einstern Star
Omaha
Adah
Star
Ralph M. Wiles
Henry Nolting
Indgee
A. H. Paxbury
Mies
Mary Peterson
Leonard Bern
Floyd Iecker
Harry Nielszen
Petersons Enjoy Scenic Auto Tour Across South and West
A Str. and Mrs. Charles Peterson and children are on a lengthy summer auto trip moving from the east through southern Canada and the eastern United States to Washington. They continue to Hot Springs Arkansas New Orleans and then head west to Galveston Houston and into New Mexico before returning via Denver and the Rocky Mountain region for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peterson
Ardl
Peterson
Canada
United States
Washington
Hot Springs
Arkanes
New Orleans
Galveston
Houston
Texas
New Mexico
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Funeral of Mrs Halmes at St John Catholic Church
The funeral of Merc. Bertha Halmes was held Sunday at 10 30 from St John Catholic Church where she had been a lifelong devout member. Father George Agius celebrated the service. A large crowd attended and she was laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery in the west part of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Halmes
St. John's Catholic
George Agius
Lincoln visitors recall Plattsmouth days at Sunnyside lawn
A group of former Plattsmouth residents from Lincoln visited Sunday. Led by J. L. Barton a former county treasurer, the party included Mrs. Barton and daughter Pearl and Mrs. S. A. Davis with daughters Margaret and Alice. They attended morning services at the First Methodist church and enjoyed a picnic on the lawn at Sunnyside the E. H. Wescott home, longtime friends of the Wescott family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Lincoln
J. L. Barton
Sunnyside
E. H. Wescott
Wescott
Ohlenhausen Family Reunion Full of Pleasure at Murray
The Ohlenhausen descendants gathered Sunday at the McCulloch home near Murray for a family reunion. A picnic lawn dinner was shared with extended relatives from Council Bluffs and Plattsmouth, including W F Nolte, L B Beckmah, Ed Vallery, and Marie LaHoda among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ohlenhausen
Harry McCulloch
Murray
McCulloch
W. F. Nolte
Minard
Hobson and Son
Marie LaHoda
H. O. Kettelson
Plattsmouth
Nebraska Masonic Home officials return from St. Louis meeting
James M. Robertson president of the Nebraska Masonic Home association and William F. Evers superintendent returned Saturday after a week in St. Louis with a gathering of Masonic Home representatives. They also visited Sullivan Illinois to inspect the Tilinsis Masonic Home and review its practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Robertson
Nebraska Masonic Home Association
William F. Evers
St. Louis
Mr. Robertson
Mr. Evers
Sullivan
Htinois
Tilinsis
Pleasant news as grandson arrives for Thomas family
Mrs. Herman L. Thomas hears Sunday of a fine son born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eaton in Louisville Kentucky. Mrs. John W. Gamble of Omaha greets the new grandson while Mr. Eaton, a radio announcer and former resident of the city, is noted for his boyhood days here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman L. Thomas
Joe Eaton
Louisville
Kentucky
Thomas
John W. Gamble
Omaha
Eaton
Little One Ill With Chicken Pox At Home
Seven year old Joan Ticketter daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis W Ticketter is confined at home with chicken pox. She is doing nicely but resents the restriction and hopes to be over the illness in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Louis W. Ticketter
Lincoln man under treatment in Savannah Missouri
Frank H. Johnson of Lincoln and his wife are staying in Savannah Missouri while he receives hospital treatment for a malignant growth. The course of treatment is hoped to relieve the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Johnson
Lincoln
Johnson
Savannah
Missouri
Senator Walsh Named Chairman at Chicago Convention
Chicago June 28. Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana elected permanent chairman as Roosevelt forces win three key votes. Huey Long fights seating his Louisiana delegation while Minnesota delegates are split, and a parade greets Walsh after the roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
New York
Committee On Credentials
Louisiana
Minnesota
Huey Long
Huey
Congress
Galeries
Long
Barkley
Wuey
Badger
Jouett Shouse
Kansas
Shouse
National Committee
al Smith
Raskob
Committee On Roles
Gov. Ritchie
Maryland
Hit
Senator Walsh
Rockies
Nebreski
Smith
Ritchie
Garner
Traylor
White
Byrd
Baker
Learns of Brother's Death From Cass County Resident
Mrs. B F Wiles of this city learned of the death Sunday at Strathmore California of her brother A P Churchill 60 a pioneer Cass county family member who lived in California in recent years. Churchill visited here last summer and met many old friends. The funeral will be held at the California home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Wiles
Strathmore
California
A. P. Churchill
Churchill
Cass County
Fireworks sale at Bates Book Store offers lowest prices
Don't delay buying fireworks as Bates Book Store advertises a large selection with prices at a multi year low. The notice emphasizes urgency for customers to shop now for best selection and value.
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Bates Book Store
Vallery-Davis Wedding at Mynard Church
Miss Mary Ellen Vallers daughter of Mr and Mrs John Valley married Burr Russell Davis son of Mrs Edna Davis at Maynard United Brethren church Saturday evening. Rev H J McKelvy officiated with bridesmaids and groomsmen, reception followed in the church basement. The couple will reside in Warne Nebraska after a Minnesota lakes trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Vallers
John Valley
Burr Russell Davis
Edna Davis
Warne
Nebraska
Maynard United Brethren Church
H. J. McKelvy
Kathryn Louw Davis
Roy Cole
Janet Vallery
John Misko
Ord
Rroomeman
John Vallery
Myron Wiles
J. B. Livingston
J. G. Rising
Grace Livingston
Marie Hobertson
Omaha
Helen Vallery
Vivian Livingston
Winifred Rainey
Marion Lurber
Don Warner
J. 5. Livingston
Linccoln
Nettie Consort
Will Davis
Blercoe
Town
Huth Ringling
Kathryn Lou Davis
H. Awker
Prudence Theobald
Henrichsen
John Alisko
Grd
Evalyn May
Beaver City
Marie Robertson
Ervin Detter
Huzo Herr
Davis
Surprise fourth wedding anniversary party for the Sanderses
Monday marked the fourth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders with a surprise party at their home. Guests played pinochle with Miss Lillian Koubek winning the first prize and Mrs. Sanders the consolation. gifts were presented, and a luncheon was enjoyed by the attendees including Miss Dorothy Svoboda, Miss Dorothy Gradeville, Miss Helen Smetana, Mrs. Ida Kehnie, Miss Ann Sanders, Mrs. L. W. Egenberger, and the Sanderses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sanders
Sanders
Lillian Koubek
Card of Thanks from Hull Family
We thank friends for sympathy and acts of kindness during the sorrow of losing our wife and mother. W. L. Hull and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hull
D&w
George Klinger Very Low After Serious Heart Relapse
George Klinger of this city, patient at Immanuel hospital Om ase, underwent a severe relapse Monday afternoon. Family members were called to his bedside and stayed till late last night. He showed some improvement after treatment but remains in grave condition. He was brought back to his home for care this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Klinger
Immanuel Hospital
Omase
Klinger
Dr Heineman Becomes Plattsmouth Rotary Club President
At a Tuesday luncheon Plattsmouth Rotary members elected and installed Dr P T Heineman as president. Inducted by retiring president R E Batley, Heineman, a charter member and former secretary, begins his term with noted enthusiasm. Rev H G McClusky spoke on maintaining poise and fighting spirit during national and world low mood, urging hope for better conditions and prosperity ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth Rotary Club
P. T. Heineman
Evice
Heineman
R. E Batley
Plattsmouth Club
Has Leg Broken Marvin Lilie In Omaha Accident
Marvin Lilie ten-year-old son of Mrs. Frank Lilie of this city is at the Methodist hospital in Omaha recovering from a broken right leg. He and his older brother Warren, also a patient, were in Omaha to visit when Marvin was struck crossing 23rd and Cuming behind a street car. The auto driver applied brakes to avoid the collision, preventing more severe injuries. Marvin’s broken leg was reset this morning.
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Marvin Lilie
Frank Lillie
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Omele
Warren
Marvin
23Rd
Cuming
Louis Harris Charged With Disturbing The Peace
A complaint filed in Judge C. L. Graves office accuses minor Louis Harris of disturbing the peace. The incident occurred at the family home in the south part of the city amid family disputes. He was fined $1 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Graves
Louis Harris
Thanking friends for sympathy after loss of mother
The children and grandchildren thank friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy in the loss of Mrs. Christina Rum mell, their mother and grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Rummel
Hatt bakery opens in Main Street building
The Hatt bakery on Main Street between Fourth and Fifth streets opened for business today. Ralph Watt, Plattsmouth groundsman, operates the shop, which uses Fred Mumm bakery equipment plus new machinery to offer bread and rolls to residents, making two bakeries in the city.
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Wednesdar
Hatt Bakery
Hatt
Main Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Ralph Watt
Plattsmouth Grouns
Chicago
Fred Mumm
Enjoyable Occasion for Hall Family on Birthday and Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Major I Hall near Murray visited town last Friday with their young daughter whose birthday occurred that day. The couple had just passed their thirteenth wedding anniversary on June 23 and admitted they forgot the date until it was nearly over. The Journal and friends extended best wishes for many years of happiness ahead.
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Major I. Hall
East of Murray
Fone
Farnham restaurant redecorated with new paper and paint
The Farnham restaurant interior has been renovated with fresh wallpaper and cream and white ceilings to enhance its appeal. The building, owned by the Gering family, will receive a new roof soon to ensure first class upkeep. Frank R. Gobeman led the redecorating of the dining room with his team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnham
Walla
Gering
Frank R. Gobeman
Mrs John Chancellor in Omaha Hospital Poor Condition
Reports from the hospital in Omaha state Mrs. John Chancellor remains quite poorly after being admitted last week. She suffers from uremic poisoning and an operation is likely, as friends hope she withstands the ordeal and can return home relieved.
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Omaha
John Chancellor
Merrick County Visitors Spend Day in City
Sunday county treasurer Mrs. Jessie Sincel of Merrick county and Mrs. Alice Hull visited Mrs. Clara Jefferies sister of Mrs. Sincel and Mrs. Hull. Mr and Mrs La Verne Keller and Miss Alice Jefferies joined the group. They motored back to Merrick county last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Sincel
Merrick County
Alice Hull
LaVerne Keller
Chapman
Nebraska
Clara Jefferies
Sincel
Hull
J. B. Farnham
Alice Jefferies
Keller
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Beulah Partridge
Harry McCarroll
Ira Clarket
Mrs. Halmes
Ohlenhausen
Illinois
ED Wescott
Walsh
Madison Square
Brother
Dr. Heineman
Rotary
Rotary Club
Journal
Ralph Hatt
Sorknen
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