Koupal Explains Nebraska Retail Bills To Ad Club
Lincoln lobbyist R V Koupal spoke at the Plattsmouth Ad club luncheon detailing bills 131 137 and related acts. He described the fair trades act protecting small merchants and the 6 percent minimum below cost rule while noting enforcement by county attorneys and the attorney general plus Miller Tydings. Senator Carsten Haycock and Diers spoke on sponsor roles and asked questions followed by discussion of impact on local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V
Dick” Koupal
Lincoln
Federation of Nebraska Retailers
Ad Club
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Koupal
Koupai
Washington
Fred L. Carsten
Fred Busch
W. F. Haycock
Callaway
Haycock
W. H. Diers
Gresham
Cass County Historical Society Meets In Elmwood
Judge Paul Jessen will address the Cass County Historical Society meeting at the G. A. R. hall in Elmwood on Saturday May 22 at 1 30 p m He will discuss preservation of historical records State Librarian Mrs C F Payne will speak on the same topic A tea will follow the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jessen
Nebraska City
Otoe County Historical Society
Cass County Historical Society
G. A. R. Hall
Elmwood
C. F. Payne
State Historical Society
Arn announces engagement of Marjorie Arn to Walter Speece
Mr and Mrs W T Arn announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter Marjorie to Walter C Speece of Edison Nebraska. Speece is Edison High School coach and math teacher, son of A L Speece of York Nebraska. Miss Arn is Plattsmouth High School graduate and Peru Teachers College alumna who has taught music and grades five and six at Alvo Public School. The wedding is planned at the Arn home in early July.
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W. T. Arn
Marjorie
Walter C. Speece
Edison
Nebr
Speece
A. L. Speece
York
Miss Arn
Plattsmouth
Peru Teachers College
Alvo
WY. T. Arn
Many Pay Tribute to Emil Hobscheidt at Last Rites
The community gathers at St. John’s Catholic church to honor Emil Michael Hobscheidt who died young. Rt Rev Monsignor George Acius leads the requiem Mass while the St. John’s choir performs with soloist John Cloidt. Pallbearers include Ralph Timm Joseph R Case Arthur Kopp Dale Hanson Thomas Kriskey and Sheldon Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Michael Hobscheidt
St. John’s Catholic Church
Murray
George Acius
St. John’s Church
John Cloidt
Jesus
Ralph Timm
Joseph R. Case
Arthur Kopp
Dale Hanson
Thomas Kriskey
Sheldon Smith
Officers Find Abandoned 1936 Ford During City Patrol
Iowa car patrol officers picked up a 1936 US Ford on Eighth Street after reports of prowlers. The gas plug had been removed and a small gasoline spill suggested tampering. Registered to R. N. Kahler of Carter Lake Iowa with license 78 8152 the vehicle was towed to city hall in hopes the owner can be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Pickrel
J. E. Lancaster
Sixth Street
Eighth Street
R. N. Kahler
Carter Lake
Iowa
City Hall
Will Appeal Nebraska Case Frank Harmer
An appeal to the state supreme court is filed in the case State of Nebraska versus Frank Harmer. The transcript was prepared in the district court clerk’s office. Harmer was convicted by a jury in February of breaking and entering and under the habitual criminal statute. Co. E. Walsh of Omaha represents the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Frank Harmer
State Supreme Court
District Court
Mr. Harmer
Mrs. Herman L. Thomas Visits Nebr City
Mrs. Herman L. Thomas of Nebraska City visited friends on Friday. She reports improvement from a long illness and surgery but still feels effects as she regains her health.
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Herman L. Thomas
Nebraska City
Fraternal Order of Eagles Holds Annual Election
Daltiy Plattsmouth aerie 265 held its annual officer election last evening with a large turnout. Elected were Worthy President Franklin Kief Worthy Vice President O E Fynnitrock Worthy Chaplain Harry Chandler Secretary Edward Gabelman Treasurer Bernard G Wurl Physician Dr R P Westover. More officers to be named and installed in June. William M Barclay reported on the state meeting at Columbus praising highlights and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daltiy— Plattsmouth Aerie
No. 265
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Edward Gabelman
Bernard G. Wurl
R. P. Westover
Nerie
State Nerie
Columbus
William M. Barclay
Eugies
Barclay
Order
Ancient cache uncovered near rifle range north of city
William Bishop an Omaha archeologist revealed a mound cache containing relics possibly predating local Indians. Items include a pink jade figure a clay pipe a kettle handle a bone needle a four bladed flint knife and distinct arrow heads. Finds sent to Omaha for expert study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rifle Range
William Bishop
Omaha
Mr. Bishop
Asia
Central West
Uncle Billie Warner Celebrates 90th Birthday in Lincoln
William Henry Warner known as Uncle Billie, born May 16 1847 in Tatwell county Illinois, lived in Alvo David City Plattsmouth and settled in Alvo. His niece Mrs Ed Hall brought him to Lincoln for a birthday celebration at Frank Warner’s home. Warner never married and has many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Warner
Alvo
Billie
Tatwell County
Illinois
Nebraska
David City
Plattsmouth
Charles H. Warner
Ed Hall
Festus
Lincoln
Frank Warner
Warner
Divorce Action Filed in District Court
In the clerk of the district court office Hallie V Marshall sues Adam Marshall for divorce on cruelty grounds. Married June 30 1922 the petition asks for a restraining order to keep the defendant off the plaintiff's property and for payment of court costs.
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District Court
Hallie V. Marshall
Adam Marshall
Sells Store Building On South Sixth Street
Attorney John M. Leyda for John J. Tooley sells the vacant double store building on South Sixth Street to Robert A. Cappell for $2,000. The purchaser agrees to pay part of the 1926 taxes and plans to renovate the site on Highway No. 75 into a desirable business location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Leyda
John J. Tooley
South Sixth Street
Robert A. Cappell
Highway No. 75
Longtime Cass County Farmer Remembers Early Plattsmouth
George Lloyd a Cass County resident since 1870 recalls early life near Murray and Three Groves. He recalls ferry travel to Plattsmouth, hand planting corn, kerosene light versus tallow candles, and the Lloyd family as long-time readers of local papers.
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George ST. Lloyd
Murray
Mr. Lioyd
William Lioyd
Plattsmouth
Lloyd
Burlington Station
Nebraska
Liord
Cass County
Nebraska Herald
Journal
David
Joseph
Stephen
Jane Totten
John
George
Sylvester Boys to be Honored at Plattsmouth Banquet
A testimonial dinner honors Homer and Cass Sylvester for capturing two New York bank robbers and escaping a Topeka gunfight. FBI officials and Governor Cochran may attend. Cass County friends gather at the American Legion building with tickets at $1. The event reflects national recognition and local pride amid reflections on past sheriffs and lawmen risks.
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Winchel
New York
Omaha
Sylvester
Homer
Cass
Cass County
American Legion
Plattsmouth
Topeka
Omaha Bee-News
John Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
R. L. Cochrath
Sylvesters
Suhey
Power
FBI
Fourth Annual Flower Show Opens May 22 23
The Plattsmouth Garden Club hosts the Fourth Annual Flower Show at the American Legion hall May 22 and 23. Entries gain from twenty five to thirty classes including iris peonies roses tulips and many borders with no entry fee and prizes awarded. The schedule and classes are detailed in newly printed entries with guidance on proper cutting and display.
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Plattsmouth
Cass County
Surprise housewarming for Willis and Cole near Plattsmouth
Friends from Louisville gathered at the couple's new home near Plattsmouth last Friday evening. They gave a card table and the gathering featured pinochle, baskets of refreshments, and a late lunch. Guests included Arthur Hansen and Milford, Walter Heier, Emil Heier, Wm Wendt, Eldon Ragoos, C E B Carlson, Walt Salberg and Norma Jean, Melvin Schleifert, Chris Murray, Virtus Hains of Clay Center Kansas, Dan Schoeman and Wilma.
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Louisville
Willis Cole
Plattsmouth
Arthur Hansen
Milford
Walter Heier
Emil Heier
Wm. Wendt
Seed Corn Stolen From John Adkins Farm
Sheriff Homer Sylvester was notified today of the theft of two bushels of seed corn from the John Adkins farm south of this city. The family had about twelve bushes of corn saved for seed this year and on visiting the storage place it was found that part of the stock was missing.
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Homer Sylvester
John Adkins
Plattsmouth Market Promises Top Prices for Farm Produce
Plattsmouth offers a splendid market for farm produce with local dealers consistently paying top prices. The town's buyers attract farmers seeking strong returns and reliable sales.
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Plattsmouth
Track Team Heads to Lincoln State Meet
Plattsmouth high school relay squad travels to Lincoln for the state high school meet. Participants include William Carey Warren Reed Alan White and Charles Staska. Wayne Falk, who ran at Ashland, is sidelined with a sprained ankle.
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Plattsmouth
Lincoln
William Carey
Warren Reed
Alan White
Charles Staska
Wayne Falk
Ashland
Directors meet in Beatrice to form regional group
Mrs Lottie Rosencrans and Paul Vandervoort attended the Beatrice gathering of southeast Nebraska county directors. Talks by state supervisors led to plans for a permanent organization with C R Cayley of Papillion named president.
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Lottie Rosencrans
Paul Vandervoort
Cass County
Beatrice
Nebraska
C. R. Cayley
Papillion
Judge Wilson holds district court session with motions
Judge W. W. Wilson of Nebraska City presided over a district court session today. A large number of motions were presented and arguments offered for new trials in several cases from the recent jury term. Out of town attorneys included William F. Matschallat of Lincoln, Guy L. Clements of Elmwood, and Lloyd B. Peterson of Nebraska City.
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W. W. Wilson
Nebraska City
District Court
William F. Matschallat
Lincoln
Guy L. Clements
Elmwood
Lloyd B. Peterson
Cass County declares war on grasshoppers
Cass County moves to combat a grasshopper infestation with expanded bait purchases. Farm Bureau members from all precincts join to mix poison bran at Nehawka Sheldon plant with early applications starting May 18, combat timing tied to hatching eggs and cool weather. County and Sarpy bureaus pool purchases to reduce costs, with pickup points set as cards return from precincts.
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Cass County
Farm Hureau Board
Sheldon Mfg
Nehawka
R. Warmscott
Farm Bureau
Case
Sarpy County
D. BD. Wainscott
Jessie Baldwin
John B. Kaffenberger
Miattamouth
Eight Mile Grove
Harry Bricker
Greenwood
Salt Creek
Art Roelofsz
Alvo
Tipton
Lloyd Grady
Mires
HK. A. Kuehn
Murdock
Elmwood
Harry Farmer
Ashland
South Bend
G. R. Eveland
Store Creek
Herbert Oehlerking
Weeping Water
Ed Steinkamp
Henry Smith
Center
Dan Schoeman
Louwinville
Louisville
Parr Young
Mount Pleasant
Merion Stone
Hay Norris
Aveca
Evelyn Wolph
Nehawtka
Melvin Todd
Union
Liberty
Lawrence Leonard
Everett Spangler
Murray
West Rock Bluffs
Jack Stamp
Plattsemouth
East Rock Bluffs
E. H. Spangler
Plattsmouth
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Hosts Gering Guests in Norfolk
Miss Mia and Miss Barbara Gering attended the Thursday Norfolk gathering of the Ladies Auxiliary. Barbara Gering serves as president of the Ladies Auxiliaries of the diocese.
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Mia
Barbara Gering
Norfolk
Miss Barbara
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. V. Koupal
N.R.A
Washington, D. C
American Retail Association
Hobinson-Patman
U.S
Congress
County Historical Society
Emil Hobscheidt
Co. E. Walsh
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Franklin Kief
W. M. Barclay
Worthy
O. E. Finnytrock
Harry Chand
George Lloyd
Cass Sylvester
G-Man
Bee-News
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
D. M. Ladd
Melvin Purvis
Chicago
Fletcher
Ladd
Cochran
Plattsmouth Ad Club
King Korn Klub
RR. W. Knorr
L. 8. Devoe
Henry Soennichsen
Judge Wilson
Farm Bureau Board
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