Music Week Highlights Local Talent at Presbyterian Church
The city celebrated Music Week with a Thursday concert by the Eagles Band and an extensive program at the First Presbyterian church. Local artists including the high school choral club, P. H. S. faculty quartet, and Masonic quartet performed, with organ solos by Mrs. Goos and Miss Wadick and vocal items by Mrs. Begley, Clifford Cecil, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Presbyterian Church
Plattsmouth
United States
First Presbyterian Church
E. H. Schuiler
Garfield Park
Manyewarne
Anton Bojeck
Frances Field
H. F. Goos
Kathryn Wadick
James T. Begley
Clifford Cecil
Catherine Schneider
B. A. McElwrin
E. H. Wescott
Raymond C. Conk
Dorothea Pond
Estelle Baird
C. H. Peden
Irvine Wiltse
Catherine Flynn
E. H. Weecott
A. D. Caldwell
Louisville traveling bonds fetch good price at sale
The Louisville precinct issued 25 000 dollars of graveling and surfacing bonds sold yesterday at the courthouse by the county commissioners. Peters Trust Co of Omaha won with a 21 premium and a 4 percent rate, beating First Trust Co U S Trust Co and James T Wachob Co who also bid. Bonds dated July 1 1925 will be serial and retired annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters Trust Co
Omaha
Fridlans Dade
Loutisville
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Peters Trust ,O
First Trust Co
U. S. Trust Co
James T. Wachob Co
Married at Union Classic: Burbee and Wolf Tie The Knot
Miss Mable V Burbee and Mr Robert Brave Wolf wed last evening in Union with Rev C L Elliott officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Burbee, grew up in Union and counts many friends here. The groom, son of Mrs Lucy Wolf, is from a prominent Union family and a former WWI service member now in local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Mable V. Burbee
Robert Brave Wolk
C. L. Elliott
Methodist Church
W. C. Burbee
Plattsmouth
Womanhoood
Young Couple Married in Council Bluffs Ceremony
Miss Margaret Meisinger weds Glen Ebra cer in a Lutheran manse ceremony in Council Bluffs with attendance from Omaha and Iowa City. The couple, longtime residents here, will reside with their families before settling in the community.
Young couple wed at Presbyterian church
Miss Gladys Tulene and Mr Geeree Iske were joined in marriage by Rev H G McClusky in a double ring ceremony at Thuredor's Daily- Presbyterian venue. Maids Edith and Grace Iske and best man James Green stood beside the couple a reception and nuptial dinner followed at the Iske home in Platte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuredor
Gladys Tulene
Geeree Iske
Edith
Grace Iske
Rav Iske
James Green
H. G. McClusky
Chris Iske
Hear
Platte
Bnife
W. A. Tulene
Plattsmouth
Lere
Croom
Sarpy Coufftr
Sirsiske
le Platte
Inebriated Stranger Detained On North Sixth Street
Officers Liher shal and Clyde Jackson detained a man driving a car on North Sixth street who claimed to have obtained water from Gnombha. The Auburn visitor, calling himself John Dee, paid $28.50 in fines and costs after appearing before Judge Weber. He was released without further incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lihershal
Clyde Jackson
North Sixth Street
Gnombha
Auburn
John Dee
Weber
Omaha
Fine son arrives at Jackson home in the west
The Courier notes the birth of a 44 pound boy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson in Inglewood California on April 22. The child makes the Jackson family two sons and adds three grandchildren for Mrs. Haddon. The couple plan a Nebraska visit this summer. Jackson, a former Louisville resident, worked as a painter for Frank Gobelman and married there.
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George Jackson
Inglewood
Californian
Jackson
Clara Haddon
Martha Haddon
Haddon
Mr. Jackson
Frank R Gobelman
Mrs. Jackson
Yoisville Party Fines Render Court Judgments
Louisville marshal Charless Reichart arrived with two men Lee Everetts and Andy Lund to face Sheriff E P Stewart. Everetts was fined 25 dollars and costs for intoxication and Lund 100 dollars and costs for possession of liquor in a case before County Judge A H Duxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charless Reichart
Louisville
E. P. Stewart
Lee Everetts
Lund
Neliceska
Everetts
Funeral for Private Floyd Mason Fason
The funeral of Private Floyd Mason of the 17th Infantry was held yesterday at Sattler funeral chapel. Rev. John Harkey led the service and interment at Oak Hill cemetery with military honors from the regiment. The procession featured the hand on Main Street, music including Nearer My God to Thee and The Dead March in Saul, and taps at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Mason
17Th Infantry
Sattler
John Harkey
Oak Hill Cemetery
Saul
Comrad
Oak Hill
Fishing will be good in Cass county this summer
State fisheries superintendent William J. O'Brien arranged a large stock of ringed perch fromCherry county shallow lakes that dry up in summer. The Angler fish car collected the catch and placed it in sand pits at Cedar Creek Louisville and South Bend for anglers this coming season. Ringed perch reach two pounds and are valued for sand pits.
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Cass County
Wiliam J. O'Brien
State Fisheries
Cherry County
Cedar Creek
Louisville
South Bend
Rebekahs Hold District Meeting in Omaha
The district Rebekahs meeting was held in Omaha with large attendance including Plattsmouth lodge members. Notable attendees from the city included Mrs. Martha J. Peterson grand chaplain Mrs. F. H. Mumm outside guard Mrs. Sanford Short Mrs. Susie Bates Mrs. Bert Coleman Mrs. John Lutz and daughter Miss Helen and John Bates. The Plattsmouth lodge remains active with growing membership and involvement in district activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Martha J. Peterson
F. H. Mumm
Sanford Short
Susie Bates
Bert Coleman
John Lutz
Helen
John Bates
New Baby Born to Lutz Family This Week
This morning a six pound daughter arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward J Lutz west of the city. Both mother and child are doing nicely and the family shares great joy in the arrival with a proud father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Lutz
Clarence Beal Improves at Omaha Hospital
Reports from the hospital in Omaha say Clarence L. Beal clerk of the district court is showing notable improvement after months of illness. He recently sat up briefly and his condition has gradually improved, with hopes he may soon return home to continue recovery.
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Omaha
Clarence L. Beal
District Court
Beal
Mrs Streight Undergoes Sudden Operation at Hospital
William J. Streight fell ill with acute appendicitis and was taken to Clargtson hospital in Omaha where an operation was performed. The patient stayed in the hospital overnight with his wife and remains serious but hopes rise for progress within days. Mrs Evi Spier, daughter of Mrs Ight, visited the hospital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Streight
Omaha
Clargtson Hospital
Evi Spier
Ight
Funeral of Mrs Allen Beeson Held Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Allen Beeson oldest city resident since 1850 were held Thursday at First Methodist Church. The 89 year old devoted mother and active community member was laid to rest at Oak Hill Cemetery beside her husband. Out of town relatives included Mrs Jesse L Root and many Beeson family members from Nebraska and nearby states.
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Alen Beeson
Indy
Prank Emery Pfloutz
E. “Pf. Wenenti
Jesus
Oak Hill Cemetery
Will Leave For California From Plattsmouth
Barley F Cecil, after graduating from Plattsmouth High School, will leave next week to work on the west coast. He joins C E Wescotts Sons in California before moving to Oakland to head the work clothes department for Montgomery Ward. Glen Elliott already manages a Montgomery Ward branch there and has enjoyed several months of success. Cecil will be missed by friends in Plattsmouth for his activity in social and Methodist church circles.
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Barley F. Cecil
Plattsmouth High School
C. E. Wescott
West Coast
Cetti
Oakland
California
Pacific Coast
Monttgomery Ward Company
Plattsmouth
Glen Elliott
Cecil
Methodist Church
First Assessor Reports For 1925 County Assessments
County Assessor W. H. Puls receives the first completed report of precinct assessors. B. F. Dill of South Bend finished timely in thirty days, reaching all taxpayers and collecting schedules. Other assessors near completion. two large checks daily expected to follow.
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W. H. Puls
B. F. Dill
South Bend
Mrs Anton Mei Undergoes Tonsil Removal in Cedar Creek
Mrs Anton Mei, singer, underwent a successful tonsillectomy at Dr H C Leopold's office and returned home feeling much improved. The procedure addressed recurring throat trouble she had been experiencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Meisinger
Cedar Creek
H. C. Leopold
Frank Krejci Undergoes Surgery in Omaha
Frank Krejci a North Sixth Street auto repairman underwent surgery in Omaha on Thursday morning to remove tonsils. The operation was reported successful but he will remain on the retired list for several days to recover before resuming his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frides
Frank Krejci
North Sixth Street
Omaha
Frank
Automobile Borrowed Near Girfield Park
Excitement rose as A W Smith found his Gato missing near Girfield Park after a concert. An alarm attracted police but the car was returned by a friend who had borrowed it briefly, leaving Smith safe to drive home.
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Girfield Park
A. W. Simith
Emjith St
the Law
Trig
Mr. Saith
Mr. Smith
Phebus Cleared in Los Angeles Court Verdict
Joseph Glen Phebus once of Plattsmouth was acquitted in Los Angeles after Grace Moore claimed he was James W. Moore. Evidence from Plattsmouth and records showed PM Phebus had tied to a different life and job in 1904, clearing him of the charge. Friends in Plattsmouth welcomed the vindication and noted his position with a street railway firm in California.
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Pluttlemouth
Joseph Glen Phebus
Los Angeles
Phebus
Grace Moore
P Place
James W. Moore
St. Louis
California City
Plattsmouth
California
Clis
Phelns
Lirth
County board blocks William R. Patrick attorney fees
The Cuming County Commission disallowed a $911.02 claim for Patrick’s fees as prosecutor in 1920s cases. They cited Nebraska statutes 4916 4917 restricting special counsel in misdemeanor cases. Patrick represented the state in Quinton Jones Kaufmann and Holmes, winning most convictions, Holmes upheld by the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
William R. Patrick
Friowine
Nebraska
Mr. Patrick
Jones, Kaufmann
Holmes
State Supreme Court
Graveling Plans Build North-South Highway in Gass County
Residents of road district No 14 south of Weeping Water seek a two mill levy to fund graveling three miles of highway linking O Street Road and Weeping Water. Donations from Weeping Water area will aid the project, which aims to create a continuous gravel route across the county from Louisville to Plattsmouth and connect O Street with K of T and other roads.
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Preidays Dbatiz
Cass County
Retnion
O Street
Piattsmouth
Plattsmouth
Louieville
Louisville
Schmader Farm
Dinner at St Luke's Rectory Honors Mrs Dunbar
On a Wednesday evening Father George D. Pierce and Mrs. Pierce hosted a small gathering at St. Luke's rectory to honor Mrs. Frank H. Dunbar president of the St. Mary's guild who is soon to leave the city. Her departure is felt as a loss by St. Luke's parish members for her active church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Pierce
St. Luke's
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Woman'’S Club
Margaret Meisinger
Glen Ebracer
John Meisingcer
Council Bivis
S. B. Prince
Meisinger
Jone
Iutheran Manse
Council Bluffs
John Meisinger
Harry L. Kruger
George Iske
la Pisite
Thuredoc
Fine Son
West
Yoisville
Charles Reichart
Floyd Fason
Infantry
Clarence Beal
Allen Beeson
First Methodist Church
Out of the City
Jesse L. Root
Charie
McPherson
Anthony
Hedding
Joe Teeson
Wire
Cotton
Rose
Kiss Grace Beeson
Charies Beeson
Cievelami, Olde
Frank Paeson
Alliance
Tom Beeson
Oakdale
J. D. Hawksworth
Osmond
Glen Phebus
Gase
LS Angeles
Gass County
Plattemouth
Attsmouth
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