Youth Loses Arm in Pacific Junction Railroad Accident
Glen Lee a sixteen year old from Aurora Illinois lost his left arm in a Burlington yard incident at Pacific Junction while attempting to cross between cars on a moving freight. He fell onto the track before a wheel severed his arm. he was taken to the depot for medical aid and survived though disabled. Lee and two companions were riding freights home after seeking work. the two left the train when it slowed and returned to aid their injured friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Pacific Junction
Glen Lee
Aurora
Illinois
West
Young Lee
Chicago
Lee
Home Suffered Invasion by Fruit Thieves Near Burlington Shops
A morning raid at Mrs. Ben Hankinson’s Lincoln Avenue home near the Burlington shops was foiled when Hoy Stewart of the Plattsmouth Steam Laundry spotted intruders trying to hide canned fruit. The robbers fled toward the railroad yards as Stewart alerted the residents. no one was harmed and the family awoke to the botched theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hankinson
Lincoln Avenue
Burlington Shops
Hoy Stewart
Stewart
Plattsmouth
Hankinson Place
Celarway
Hous
Mr. Stewart
Hankinson
Card of Thanks for Community Support After Death
The family of G. W. Shrader expresses deep thanks for sympathy, flowers, and services following their father and grandfather's death. Special gratitude to Rev. Teylor and the Masonic quartet, Plattsmouth Masonic lodge, and many neighbors and organizations including the Christian Aid Society of Murray, the Social Workers Flower Club, and Y. M. B. C. of the Presbyterian church. Children and grandchildren note appreciation for all acts of kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teylor
Masonic Quartet
Masonic Lodge
Plattsmouth
Christian Aid Society of
Murray
Social Workers Flower Club
Etta Nickles
John Cory
R. W. Knorr
G. W. Morgan
Lee Sharp
Frank R. Gobeman
Willam Gilmour
T. P. Livingston
Harry Kruger
Chriswisser
W. P. Hutchinson
The
Presbyterian Church
G. H. Gilmore
R. H. Frans
G. W. Shrader
Advertise Your Wants in the Journal for Results
A brief notice urges readers to place wants in The Journal to attract responses and trade. It promotes quick results by listing desired items or services and contacting thePaper office for ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Aged Resident Ill in City Neighborhood
Claus Boetel senior, aged eighty, is seriously ill at his northwest city home, after celebrating his birthday on February 27. He has long resided here and is staying with his son Claus Boetel Jr. at 13th and Timber streets, causing worry to family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus Boetel
Boetel
Mr. Boetel
Claus, Jr
13Th
Timber Streets
Burke Gets Sixty Days In County Jail For Possession
Nebraska case State versus Walter Burke ends after jury is impaneled. Defense wins motion to strike third offense charge. Burke enters a plea of guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor and is sentenced to sixty days in the county jail plus costs. He is remanded to the sheriff to serve the sentence and cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Walter Burke
Joseph A. Capwell
Burke
E. P. Stewart
Mrs Nora Egenberger Undergoes Operation at Clarkson Hospital
Mrs Nora Egenberger of this city underwent an operation at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha for a long standing ailment. The procedure was not serious and doctors expect it to restore her to better health. Her father Dr L Martin and sister Mrs Ralph Wiles were with her during the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridey
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Nora Egenberger
Old Time Parlor Suite Shown At Christ & Christ
A six piece walnut parlor suite with haircloth upholstery from 1850 to 1870 is displayed in the Christ and Christ window on South Sixth Street. The set consists of a rocker two straight backs an arm chair a large settee and a small rocker. It originated from a fine Omaha home and has drawn notable attention from pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ & Christ Furniture
South Sixth Street
Christ
Omaha
Metropolis
Statutory Case On Today Before District Court
From Thursday's Daily the district court heard Ruth Sutton versus Lester Sherman over a child’s parentage. Sherman testified he met Sutton in December 1923 with no intimate relations. Jury deliberated and returned a verdict finding Sherman guilty as charged in the later case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Ruth Sutton
Lester Sherman
Bereley
Sutton
Mr. Shermen
Earle
Lester Vincent
Lincoln
Alvo
State of
Nebraska
Walter Burke
Man Charged After Bus Crash Assault Incident
Glenwood Tribune reports Ed Briley of Mills county provoked a school bus crash by throwing a brick at driver Jr Johnson as the bus passed. Johnson was cut. a girl broke an arm. several children were bruised. A warrant accuses Briley of assault to commit murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Briley
Mills Creunty
Onawa
Briley
Johnson
Brisey
Lee
Glenwood Tribune
Utter Named Junior Councillor In Lincoln DeMolay
DeLeaugh Utter was elected junior councillor of the Lincoln De Molay chapter at a Scottish Rite temple meeting. His installation and Mil ton Buechner as senior councillor and George Fitzsimmons as master councillor will occur at the convocation next Tuesday. The event starts at 6 with banquet, initiation of new members, and installation of officers. speakers include John Ricker, retiring master councillor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLeaugh Utter
Lincoln DeMolay
Scottish Rite Temple
Milton Buechner
George Fitzsimmons
John Ricker
Lincoln Star
Insurance settlement for Dwyer household goods fire loss
D C Morgan of Union Fire Insurance paid D C Dwyer 1700 dollars for the policy on his household goods destroyed in a recent fire. The swift settlement pleased Mr Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Morgan
Union Fire Insurance Company of Lincoln
D. C
Fire department responds to trash fire near Eleventh and Timber
Yesterday afternoon the fire department was called to the northwest part of the city where a trash fire grew large enough to threaten a nearby wooded tract. Residents acted quickly and firefighters contained the blaze, urging early calls in case of fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh
Timber Streets
National Klan Konklave Set for July Fourth in Belle Fourche
The Ku Klux Klan national konklave will be held July 4 in Belle Fourche South Dakota. R L Bronson, secretary of the tri state round up, announced the event today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Belle Fourche
R. L. Bronson
Tri-State
Farm residence saved after major barn fire near Four Mile Creek
A Wednesday fire at Thomas Wiles farm west of town consumed a cob house and large chicken coop. John Stander and family along with neighbors fought the blaze as sparks repeatedly set the roof, but the residents escaped serious damage and count themselves lucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wiles
John Stander
Four Mile Creek
Mr. Stander
Mr. Wiles
Celebrate Forty Ninth Wedding Anniversary And Mr Youngs Birthday
At the D A Youngs country home east of Murray a family gathering honored the forty ninth wedding anniversary of the couple and the seventy fourth birthday of Mr Young. Guests included Ona Lawton Lyle Lawton Lena Lyman and daughters A A Young Guy White W R Young and others. The couple wed in Piscataway on March 22 1876 with William H Newell the county judge officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Youngs
Murray
Mr. Young
Young
Piscsmouth
William H. Newell
Miami
Florida
Roy Fuller
Abe
Hore
Ona Lawton
Nebraska
William Young
Wass
Brents
Anna Mann
William Mann
Rock Bluffs
Surprise Auxiliary visit energizes Bach elor Posts meeting
Fifteen Auxiliary members surprised the Legion gathering at St Luke's undercroft with food and coffee. The event spurred plans for a bugle and drum corps led by Anton Bajeck and Ed Schulhof. The finance drive resumes with spring, and the Forty and Eight proposal is postponed for a larger turnout. The annual Legion banquet is set for April 15 with notable speakers and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
St. Luke's
Aken
Legion
George Pierce
Anton Bajeck
Ed Schulhof
For Sale White Wrandotte eyes for hatch ing
Plattsmouth phone 3005. George Privett Cedar Creek Neb offers forsale item descriptions with damaged text and partial contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
George Privett
Cedar Creek
Neb
Staw
First District Convention of Women's Clubs in Plattsmouth
Members of the Plattsmouth Women's Club prepare for the twenty-second unrest convention of the Nebraska Federation of Women's Clubs. Sessions run March 31 to April 2 at First Methodist Church with district president Mrs. E. Yont presiding. Local committee heads include Mrs. P. J. Flynn and others overseeing entertainment reception decoration music press trash and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattemouth
P. J. Flynn
L. B. Egenberger
Alien J. Beeson
W. F. Huneke
BE. H. Wescott
C. A. Rosencrans
J. T. Beeley
F. E. Proutz
Searle Davia
J. A. Daugherty, Jr
Pawnee City
Helen Wescott Edgar Westott
Paul C. Perryman
A. A. Brooks
Lincoln
Damian Flynn
Hinstra
Parliamentary Round Table
R. C. Blanchard
Roy Hensel Deshler
A. D. Caldwell
General Federation
E. B. Penny
Nebraska
Hearing in County Court Over Non Support for Frank Tyo
Yesterday in county court Judge A B Duxbury heard Frank Tyo of Louisville charged with non support of his wife and family. The court set a $200 bond to ensure compliance with court orders on family care and Tyo remained in custody of Sheriff E P Stewart until bond conditions were met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Duxbury
Frank Tyo
Louisville
W. G. Kieck
Mr. Tye
E. P. Stewart
Farm Residence Destroyed by Fire Near Alvo
On Wednesday afternoon the Axmaker farm four miles north and one west of Alvo suffered a blaze that destroyed the residence garage and chicken house. The origin is unknown but suspected to start from an incubator. Fire spread quickly in high wind, destroying second floor furniture. loss estimated between 8000 and 30000 dollars. John Keil and family occupied the farm. neighbors fought the flames but could not stop spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axmaker Farm
Alvo
John Keil
Mrs Joseph Schiessl Operated On At Clarkson In Omaha
Mrs Joseph Schiessl of the city underwent surgery yesterday at Clarkson hospital Omaha for an ingrowing goutre. The procedure gave her family strong hopes for a speedy recovery as she has rallied nicely. Her son George Schiess of Frankfort SD and sister-in-law Miss Elsie Darno of Wausa NE are staying in Omaha to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursaday
Joseph Schiessl
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Schiess
George Schiess
Frankfort
John Darno
Mina, Schiess
Wausa
Nebreske
Elsie Darno
Menchau Couple Return Home From Visit
Mr and Mrs Ben Menchau of Eagle visited at the home of WW T Smith parents of Mrs Menchau and have returned to their western county home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Menchau
Eagle
WW. T. Smith
Death of John N Carter OC curs in West
John N Carter born March 15 1869 on a farm east of Weeping Water died March 13 1925 in Kearney Nebraska aged 56. He married Alice O Brien in 1897 producing two children who died in infancy. wife died 1914. He remarried Katie Jones June 12 1916 and survives him. A Congregational church member, he lived in Weeping Water and moved to Kearney in 1924 and funeral services were in Kearney and Weeping Water with burial at Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridey
John N. Carter
Weeping Water
Kearney
Neb
Alice O'Brien
Katie Jones
Carter
Hving
Congregational Church
Caled
Francis Johnson
Arco
Idaho
H. D. Carter
Minneapolis
Minr
W. W. Carter
Cozad
A. B. Carter
Los Angeles
Cal
Oakwood
Francis Johbpsen
Ida
Wm. Jones Miller
Nel
Ruth Petty
Baker
Ore
Fred Beverage
William Baler
Avoca
Weeping WatersRepublican
Tornado Toll and Distress Across Indiana and Illinois
Sam A. More of this city finally hears from his aged father near New Harmony Indiana after the great tornado outbreak in Illinois and Indiana. The father survived unhurt though the storm devastated Griffith and surrounding countryside. Dozens of old friends were lost and homes wrecked as the tornado swept through Indiana. One resident reports a debris field blown over 100 miles to the east near the Ohio line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam A. More
Illinois
Indiana
New Harmony
Mr. More
Griffith
More
Ohio Line
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pac, Junction
Gien Lee
Thanes
Utter
Konklave
D.A. Young
Legion Gang
First Methodist Church
W. E. Ingersoll
Solio
Rupert Reed
Winifred Hyde
Dorothea Pond
Gertrude Eaton
North Bend
O. A. Nickum
Oo. A. Peterson
Josephine Altman
William Baird
Clifford Cecil
Frances E. Schmidt
N. F. W. C. University School of Music
Gluck Freisler
Kreisler
Schon Rosmarin
Cui
Oriental
Miss Pyle
Roy Cochran
E. c. Yont
Theodore Foss
Old Home
First National Bank
BANK
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!