Court House Happenings Details Local Assessor Reports
County Assessor George L. Farley and precinct assessors filed reports with John McKay and J M Hoover discussing the taxing proposition. Judge Beeson issued a final settlement decree in Henry B Stanford's estate, executrix Edna May Chapman discharged. Clark Newton et al vs Culver L Robinson filed to quiet title, plus Pollock vs Graff quieting title to lot 4 block 23 Plattsmouth. Rev H G McClusky led services at Oak Hill Cemetery burial with quartet singing Nearer My God to Thee Jesus Savior Pilot Me and Jesus Lover of My Soul. many relatives attended.
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Court House
George L. Farley
John McKay
Weeping Water City
J. M. Hoover
Louisville
Henry B. Stanford
Beeson
Edna May Chapman
District Court
James Robertson
Clark Newton
Culver L. Robinson
E. Tefft
T. H. Pollock
W. A. Robertson
William 5S. Graff
City of
Plattsmouth
H. G. McClusky
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Holmes
Estelle Baird
Frank A. Cloidt
Jesus
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ashman Injured In Omaha Car Accident
Lionel Ashman formerly of the city now at Overlook Farm near Council Bluffs was struck by a car at 15th and Harney last Saturday evening. He suffered severe bruising that hindered farm work and expressed happiness with his new job while missing old friends.
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Lionel Ashman
Overlook Farm
Council Bluffs
Omaha
15Th
Harney
Mr. Ashman
Funeral of Oliver Gilson Held at Lincoln Avenue Home
Yesterday afternoon the funeral services for Oliver Gilson were held from his Lincoln avenue home and attended by a large number of old friends and neighbors.
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Oliver Gilson
Lincoln Avenue
First Ward School Children Enjoy Garfield Park Picnic
Yesterday afternoon the pupils of the First ward school held a pleasant picnic at Garfield park. Miss Adelia Sayles led the event helping the young folks in games and activities and a fine luncheon ended the afternoon.
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First Ward
Garfield Park
Adelia Sayles
Government increases prices for stamped envelopes in 1920s shift
The United States government announces higher postal prices for various stamped envelopes. No 52 size rises to 22.26 per thousand, No 8 2 inch to 23.40, No 13 2 inch to 21.46, high collar 2 inch to 23.40, and newspaper wrappers to 11.80 per thousand.
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United States
Postal Department
Avoca Assessor Norris Visits City for Official Matters
R. E. Norris, assessor of Avoca precinct, was in the city today with Mrs. Norris and their young son to handle matters at the county assessor's office. Read the Journal want-ads.
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R. E. Norris
Avoca
Local residents visit city for brief business and connections
Louis Reinackel of Murray spent a few hours in the city trading with merchants. Mrs. Anna Bird traveled to Omaha to visit friends and had returned from a ranch in Custer county with her daughter Mrs. Pollock Parmes. Mrs. Bird was accompanied home by Mrs. Per mese who will stay awhile. G. P. Meisinger of near Cedar Creek visited the city for a few hours to see friends and handle business. Mrs. A. F. Seybert and Mrs. Philip Keil of Murray rode to Omaha for the day. Dr. A. Young, a pioneer resident near Murray, was in the city yesterday afternoon for business and to see old friends.
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Louis Reinackel
Murray
Anna Bird
Omaha
G. P. Meisinger
Cedar Creek
A. F. Seybert
Philip Keil
City
A. Young
Near
Edward Kelly Leaves for Murdock to Visit Sister
Edward Kelly departed this after noon for Murdock to visit Sunday at the home of his sister Mrs. Oscar McDonald and family.
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Edward Kelly
Murdock
Oscar McDonald
Elks of Milwaukee Plan Big National Festival
Milwaukee Elks lodge announces a September week long round up and carnival marking one of the order’s largest events. Former Mayor David S. Rose chairs the committee as Milwaukee opens a new $1,000,000 lodge building and hosts an American Legion reunion alongside parades and festivities inviting Elks nationwide and veterans to attend.
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The
Elks Lodge of
Milwaukee
Elks of the Nation
Brotherhood of Elks
David S. Rose
Elks
American Legion
Wisconsin
Bank Balance Sheet Fragment Shows Assets and Deposits
The document itemizes loans and discounts bonds securities judgments and claims including government bonds of the banking house plus cash items such as currency gold and silver. It lists capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits including time certificates and checks outstanding with related liabilities and the depositor's guaranty fund.
Friends Bid Farewell to Harold Peters at Home Party
A group of Harold Peters friends gathered at his home before his departure to Seward for the summer and Omaha thereafter. Teachers Miss Gladys Cadwell and Miss Elsie Hoberg helped host. The event featured dancing, music, and refreshments as Peters, Fern Niel, Viola Archer, Stella Tritsch, Cleone Meisinger, Grace Duff, Harold Fitt, Donald Dickson, John Ptak, and Jack McCarthy joined in the sendoff.
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Harold Peters
Seward
Omaha
Gladys Cadwell
Elsie Hoberg
J. W. Peters
J. M. Schirk
Fern Niel
Viola Archer
Stella Tritsch
Cleone Meisinger
Grace Duff
Harold Fitt
Donald Dickson
John Ptak
Jack McCarthy
Married at Nebraska City Quiet wedding for Thacker and York
Herbert Thacker and Mildred York were married Thursday afternoon at the residence of Rev. Arthur E. Perry. The couple, now at home on the groom’s farm south of Nebraska City, begin their life together with warm community support.
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Herbert Thacker
Mildred York
Nebraska City
Arthur E. Perry
First Presbyterian Church
Oscar York
Tabitha Thacker
Hearing on Petition for Administration in Cass County
In the matter of Oliver James Gilson deceased Sarah Eilen Gilson petitions for administration to herself as Administratrix. Hearing set for June 24 1920 at 10 a m in County Court with notice by publication in Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks starting May 27 1920. Allen J Abreson County Judge Martinez?
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Nebraska
Casscoun
Oliver James Gilson
Sarah Eilen Gilson
Plattsmouth Journal
Allien J. Abreeson
Quiet Title Action in District Court Nebraska
Plaintiffs Clark S Newton and Marc C Newton sue Culver L Robinson and others to quiet title to the west half of the northwest quarter Section 31 and southeast quarter Section 32 Township 11 Range 12 in Cass County Nebraska. They allege adverse possession for over ten years and seek to remove clouds on their claimed title and obtain relief. Respondents must answer by July 18, 1920. Attorney C E Tefft represents plaintiffs.
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District Court of Casscoun- Nebraska
Clark S. Newton
Marc CL. Newlon
Culver L. Robinson
Mre
Culver L,. Robinson
Lane 12
Ass County
Nebraska
Notice of Strr to Quiet Title in Cyuse Nebraska Court
In the district court of Cyuse County Nebraska a notice to quiet title is issued by T. H. Pollock as plaintiff. It lists defendants including William Graff Rebecca Graff W Graff and others with unknown first names and a partnership David Remick Co. and heirs and interested parties in the estates of William S. Graff Rebecca Graff Charles Hendrie Josephine Hendrie and others.
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Aotice
Strr
Cyuse
Nebraska
T. HW
Charles Hendrie
David Remick
Josephine Hendrie
Keavill Remick
William C. Hendrie
William «. Hendrie
Thomas Hallowell
W. DD. Merriam
W. L. Merriam
A. Kk. Alexander
Alexander
Leirs
William S. Graff
Rebecca Graff
W.S. Graf
W. S. Graff
Frauen Verein Meeting at St Paul’s Church
The Frauwen Verein of St Paul’s church meets with Mrs Henry Sanders on Wednesday afternoon June 2. All are invited to attend.
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Frauwen-Verein
St. Paul’s Church
Henry Sanders
W&d
Quieting Title Suit Over Lot Four In Block Forty Three
The plaintiff T. H. Pollock files in Cass County Nebraska District Court to quiet title to Lot Four in Block Forty Three in Pittsmouth City. The suit claims adverse possession by the plaintiff and grantors for over ten years and seeks to bar all other claimants. Defendants must answer by July 19, 1920 or risk default.
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Pavid Remick
David Remick
Willian C Hendrie
William Hendrie
Thorsaet Hallowell
Thomas Hallowell
W. ©. Merram
W. Db. Merriam
A. F. Alexander
Alexander
L. Remick & Co
David Remick & Co
Charlies Hendrie
David Vremick
Pilattsmouth
Cass County
Nebraska
District Court
Miattsmouth
T. H. Pollock
Local youths depart for summer work and events
Harold Peters sails to Omaha then Seward for a creamery plant job this summer. John S Hall and wife drive from Omaha for high school graduation where daughter Ruth is in the class. Harold Smith departs for Hastings to live with grandparents this summer. Mrs G G Hoffman and Mr and Mrs C E Haney and Mrs W S Young travel to Omaha for business matters.
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Harold Peters
Omaha
Seward
John S. Hall
Ruth
Harold Smith
Burlington
Hastings
Nebraska
H. J. Miller
G. G. Hoffman
C. E. Haney
Interior repainting of Russell cafe underway
The Russell cafe receives a fresh look with new paint and decorations. Artist Henry Trout handles the work creating a neat, pleasing interior. A separate note quotes R. F. Erwin of Peru Ind praising Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and related stomach troubles.
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Russell Cafe
Henry Trout
R. F. Erwin
Chamberlain
Peru
Ind
Silk flag presented to McConshie Post No. 45 G A R
Earl Stanfield presented a handsome silk flag to McConshie Post No. 45 G A R. Members express gratitude and plan to use the flag in Decoration Day exercises. Journal office advertises office accessories.
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McConshie Ps
Grand Army of the Republic
Earl Stanfield
Stanfield
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