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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1925

Page

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Gering Wins Federal Court Victory in Omaha Case

In Omaha federal court Judge T. C. Munger ruled the 1922 raid on Henry R. Gering’s 1134 Farnum Street plant unlawful. The decision dismisses key charges tied to A. S. Rohrer’s earlier entry and seizure, marking a major victory for Gering and his attorneys W. F. Gurney and Herman Aye.

Feders Court Omaha Henry R. Gering Plattsmouth A. 5 Rohrer Prohibition T. C. Munger Gering Farnum Street Onaha Hiegal Cpperatus Rudolph Gerber A. B. Hanson Federel Grand

Smallpox Strikes Willard Montana Family

Mr and Mrs John Chapman and their children near Willard Montana contracted smallpox in recent weeks. Daughter Mery Asnes was first to fall ill, Danny broke a leg and was treated at Baker hospital, then sent home. Sons Sam and Jay also contracted the illness as quarantine looms, while crop prospects and Chepman’s hog-raising venture are noted.

John Chapman Willard Montana Mery Asnes Danny Lee Baker Sam Jay Northwest

Narrow Escape in North Side Sand Pit

Henry Younsouist of Lymin-Richey fell into a lake from a sand pit while working on a six inch water pipe. He was dragged to shore by Harold Koop after a sudden plunge into icy water, narrowly avoiding drowning. The Louisville Courier notes his strong swimming but praises Koop’s timely rescue.

Henry Younsouist Lymin-Richey Company Henry Trew Harold Koop Koop Louisville Courier

KNOCKER NEVER POPULAR

A reflective editorial notes the knocker exposes faults but rarely earns lasting praise. It argues that humane, constructive criticism earns enduring respect, while constant knocking fails to build lasting impact or loyal followers.

Married at Court House Prom Thursday's Daily

Merrill V. Byers of Grand Island and Mrs. Vienna Helen French of Wayne Nebraska visited Cass county courthouse for a wedding ceremony performed by Judge A H Duxbury. Byers, a veteran, works on special agricultural college extension projects in Weeping Water with plans to reside there while Cass county farm bureau research continues.

A. BH. Duxbury Cass County Merrill V. Lyers Grand Island Vienna Helen French Wayne Nebraska Court House Weeping Water Agricultural College and Extension Department

Soennichsen Store in Murray Welcomes New Partner

From Thursday's Palyvy The H M Soennichsen Co store at Murray will gain P F Rhein of this city as a partner. Rhein has worked for H M Soennichsen here for years and will devote his time to the Murray store, bringing experience and energy to the operation.

H. M. Soennichsen Co Murrey P. F. Rhein Mr. Rhin H. M. Soennichsen Murray

Whiteman Seeks Divorce From Harald Whiteman

W G Kieck attorney for Velma R Whiteman files for divorce in district court citing desertion since August 1924. Married April 26 1922 at Council Bluffs Iowa. Petition asks restoration of maiden name Velma R Eaton. Parties reside near Union.

District Court W. G. Kieck Velma RK. Whiteman Harald Union

Fullerton Grandmother Illness Reported in Buffalo Missouri

Edward and Howard Fullerton received word yesterday afternoon that their grandmother Mrs. Mary A. Fullerton of Buffalo Missouri is seriously ill and near death. The 75 year old woman has suffered declining health for some time.

Edward Howard Fullerton Mary A. Fullerton Buffalo Missouri

Fred Rutherford Undergoes Tonsil Removal Operation

This afternoon Fred Rutherford was operated upon at Dr H C Leopold's office for tonsil removal. The operation was very successful and the patient is reported to be in fine shape though still affected by the procedure.

Thursdey Fred Rutherford H. C. Leopold Altho

Spring Flowers Abloom at Jasper Greenhouse Plattsmouth

Henry Jasper's West Locust street greenhouse shows peak spring color with sweet peas carnations and snapdragons. The owner has invested heavily in flowers and prepared for Mother's Day demand, ensuring Plattsmouth residents a festive observance with carnations at their best.

Henry Jasper West Locust Street Jasper Plattsmouth

Enjoy Fine Dance at Eagles Hall by Maccabees WEA

A dance at the Eagles hall last evening by the W E A of the Maccabees drew a large crowd. The Orioles orchestra from Omaha provided music with popular dance hits. Organizers are praised for the enjoyable evening for attendees.

Eagles Hall W. E. A. of the Maccabees Orioles” Orchestra Omaha

Death of Jesse R McVey in Plattsmouth area

Jesse R McVey dies this morning at the Perkins hotel after several weeks illness. Born in 1834 in Shelby County Ohio, he lived in Illinois and Ohio before settling in Cass County Nebraska. Survived by two children Mrs. Jesse Smith and Linti McVey and several grandchildren.

Jesse R. McVey Perkins James Hannah McVey Shelby County Ohio Illinois Co. D. 12Th Hiineis Infantry Kingston North Carolina Me. McVey McVey Shelby Clinton State of Laws Tazewell County Hlinois Elizabeth Maoherry MeVer Itlinois Nebraska Cass County Plattsmouth Murray Windsor Sinois Jesse Smith Near Mynard Linti MS McVey Near Nehawka

Married at Glenwood Between Miss Bessie Ramey and Harry Puls

The relatives announce the marriage of Miss Bessie Ramey and Harry Puls of this city, performed this week at Glenwood Iowa. The groom, a son of County Assessor W H Puls, works at Burlington shops. They will reside here in the future.

Bessie Ramey Harry Puls Glenwood Iowa W. H. Puls Burlington Puls

Moore Showing Steady Improvement After Illness

Friends report A. F. Moore is improving after a severe illness. Since returning home at the start of the week he has steadily gained and hopes to be entirely well soon.

A. F. Moore Mr. Moore

Injunction Denied in Wynn vs Wynn Suit

In district court Judge James T. Begley denied the motion for suit money and attorney's fees and overruled the temporary restraining order in Amelia Wynn versus William H. Wynn. The case is set for main hearing Saturday May 15 at 9 o'clock.

District Court James T. Begley Amelia Wynn William H. Wynn Plaints

Attorneys Ganz and Guthmann Attend District Court

Attorney Carl D. Ganz of Alvo and H A Guthmann of the Bank of Murdock spent a few hours in the district court handling matters today.

Carl D. Ganz Alvo H. A. Guthmann Bank of Murdock District Court

Opening New Lunch Parlor At Main Hotel

The basement area of the Main hotel is ready for John Beeson and A L Grown to open a soft drink parlor and lunch room. The main lunchroom at the Sixth street corner is being redecorated and will welcome the public on Saturday. A north adjoining parlor and board room also redecored with a kitchen at the rear for short orders and lunches. The location is described as pleasant and promising under the two proprietors.

John Beeson A. L

Soldiers 10 Visit Plattsmouth for Base Camp Plans

The Seventeenth infantry to camp 1200 1500 troops at Luks L. Wiles farm near Louisville Road west of the Wiles home. Col Kinney and staff visit to arrange entertainment and a baseball game at the local park with the city team and the infantry band.

United States Fort Crook Fort Leavenworth Rheneas Luks L. Wiles Louisville Wiles Foley Col. Kinney Happy Hundred Seventeenth Infantry Bavs Seventeenth Infantry Plattsmouth

Frost Outbreak Sparsely Hits County Farms

A light frost damaged some garden crops and fruit in western county areas while higher hill sections saw no frost. The frost affected several lower city areas but was not believed to cause extensive damage overall.

Home News Delivers Doom Amid Weak Local Conditions

A fragmented note reflects grim local mood as home news arrives amid weak economic signals. Readers confront uncertainty and seek stability from community sources and authorities.

Rev McClusky Chosen to Represent Nebraska City Presbytery

Reverend H G MacClusky of the First Presbyterian Church is selected as a representative of the Nebraska City Presbytery at the General Assembly to be held in Columbus Ohio on May 20. The assembly will discuss church governance with leaders from across the nation present led by figures such as William Jennings Bryan. Edwin Hart Jenks of Omaha is named as a candidate for general moderator.

First Presbyterian Church H G. McClnnsey Nebraska City General Assembly Columbus Onis MacClusky William Jennings Bryan Edwin Hart Jenks Omha United States

Myron Wiles Undergoes Operation at Immanuel Hospital

Myron Wiles a leading young farmer from this community was taken to Omaha and operated on last night at Immanuel hospital. Reports say he is recovering from a serious operation but remains in danger and will needing time to regain health.

Myron Wiles Omaha Immenuel Hospital Air Wiles Myron

Funeral of Mrs Clement at St Luke's Church

Friends and neighbors gathered at St Luke's Episcopal Church for the funeral of Mrs Jane Clement a longtime resident. Father George D. Pierce conducted the service with hymns Asleep in Jesus and Abide With Me. The body was interred at Osk Hill cemetery in the family lot.

St. Luke's Episcopal Church Jane BE. Clement George D. Pierce St. Luke's Jesus Osk Hill

Creighton Prep Cadets Attend Annual Rifle Competition

A large group of Creighton Prep military cadets from Omaha arrived at the U S rifle range north of the city to take part in the annual rifle contest. They toured the city between duties, enjoyed shows and amusements, and appeared in world war style olive drab uniforms with overseas caps braided in red.

Creighton Prep Omaha U. S

Tonsil Removal for Fred Duda Gives Relief

Fred Duda underwent surgery yesterday afternoon to remove his tonsils due to ongoing trouble. Dr. H. C. Leopold performed the operation and the patient is now recovering well and reporting relief from the diseased tissue.

Fred Duda H. C. Leopold

Enjoy Bridge Party at Miss Ethelyn Wiles Home

A social bridge gathering hosted by Miss Ethelyn Wiles drew city’s young ladies. Irene Parlik won first prize with Esther Heafey taking second. Attendees included Janet Bajeck Jeanette Weber Alerie Boyd Mildred Schluter Irene Puri Alice Waters Kermit Wiles Claire Trilety Gladys Lash and EBether Healey.

Ethelyn Wiles Irene Parlik Esther Heafey Janet Bajeck Jeanette Weber Alerie Boyd Mildred Schluter Irene Puri Alice Waters Kermit Wiles Claire Trilety Gladys Lash Ebether Healey

Child Struck by Car Of J. J. Roberts In Omaha

Five year old Jack Miller son of Mr and Mrs H A Miller of 1942 South 48th street Omaha was struck and killed while walking home from Beal School. Driver J J Roberts of Sioux Falls a relative of local officials said the accident was unavoidable and occurred at under 35 miles per hour.

Jack H. A. Miller South 48Th Street Omaha J. J. Roberts Sioux Falls South Dakota Joseph M. Roberts Newell Roberts Robert Samardick Roberts John Fitz Roberts South Omaha Verdon Aikenhead Billie Davis Miller Ford Motor Company Davis and Aikenhead Millers Clifford

Lawsuit Seeks 22990 in Damages From Railroad

In MPalls district court a suit Chris Parkening et al vs Chicago Burlington Quincy Railroad seeks 22990 for damages from flooding of plaintiffs lands due to the company right of way construction. A similar case was moved to the U S District Court at Lincoln.

Chris Parkening Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company United States District Court Lincoln

Grand Elderman Alfred White Celebrates 79th Birthday

Alfred W. White longtime Plattsmouth resident born May 1 1867 in Yorkshires Poncaster England marks his 79th birthday in May 1946. He came to the United States with his family as a child and settled in Plattsmouth after brief stops in Salt Lake City and Lincoln aiding early freight and construction efforts. He spent 62 years in local business life and retired five years ago remaining active in the community.

Proms Purday Alfred W. White Our City Poncaster Yorkshire Eng Lona White Mr. White Francis S. White British Isles New World Athaetic United States Great West Salt Lake City Brigham Youne Mormon Church Plattsmouth D. H. Graves Alfred White Denver Missouri River Mountain City Lincoln Great Salt Basin

Chaloupka Family Makes First Local Visit in Years

Frank Chaloupka his wife and their young daughter are visiting relatives and friends in the community marking their first return in several years.

Frank Chaloupka Denver

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Gase Chemical Company Weslegai North Side Murray, Neb P. F. Rhin Jesse R. M’vey Plattsmgate M’clusky Nebro City Prem P Mrs. Clement Creighton Prep Boys Gar M. D
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