Walter Burke Bound Over to District Court
Walter Burke faces a district court trial for possession of intoxicating liquor after being bound over by Judge A H Duxbury. A cache of liquor found south of the Burke home linked Burke to the crime. Glen Mason testified Burke discussed moving the liquor. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Burke remanded to county jail if not posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Burke
A. H. Duxbury
Burke
Burke Place
Kiick
Glen Mason
Walter Scheus
Mason
C S L Club Meets At Mrs Graves Home
The Christian church C S L club was entertained at Mrs J H Graves home on Granite Street for an all day session. The members spent the day sewing and making needlework items for future use and shared a basket dinner at noon with assorted dainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. L. Club
Christain Church
J. H. Graves
Granite Street
Local Merchants Donate To Legion Elks Carnival
Plattsmouth merchants increase support for the American Legion Elks carnival with new donations. J. W. Crabill provides $9 in merchandise, Hotel Barber Shop contributes five Olive Oil shampoos, C A Rosencrans Barber Shop adds five Boncilla massages, Chilton & Fullerton $3 in lunch coupons, Platts Motor Co. a $10 gasoline coupon book, Walton Cafe a $5 meal ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion-Elks
Plattsmouth
J. W. Crabill
A. Rosencrans
Chilton & Fullerton
Platts Motor Co
Walton Cafe
W. H. E. S. Club Meets at Miss Hiber Home
The W. H. E. S. club of city ladies met at Miss Eleanor Hiber's home Friday evening. Auction bridge provided entertainment with Miss Nell Mullen favored by winning the first prize. Refreshments complemented the pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hiber
Nell Mullen
Has Steel Removed From Murray Man Left Leg
Yesterday afternoon Mont Shrader of near Murray had the steel piece removed from his left leg after it lodged there for days. Dr. J Livingston performed the operation which brought great relief. Shrader was injured when a wedge broke and the steel penetrated to the bone. removal allows him to begin recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Shrader
Murray
J. Livingston
Mr. Shrader
Birthday Party Marks St Luke’s Church Membership
Last evening St Luke’s Church held a birthday party for its members as part of Entertainment Week. Hostesses Mrs J B Livingston Mrs John E Schutz Mrs Leslie Turpin and Mrs Henry McMahen organized the event at the rectory with Father and Mrs Pierce assisting. Helen Clement won the cartoon identification contest and a money guessing contest tied between R W Clement and John Schutz, with Schutz prevailing after a draw. The evening featured dainty refreshments and strong attendance, praised as one of the parish’s most successful events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Church
St. Mary's Guild
J. 8. Livingston
John E. Schutz
Leslie Turpin
Henry McMahen
Pierce
Helen Clement
R. W. Clement
John Schutz
Mr. Schutz
City Attorney Loses Clothes In Fort Omaha Incident
City Attorney J A Capwell, training at Fort Omaha, reported loss of wardrobe valued at $50 left in a garage. He discovered the clothing vanished from his parked car, though he wore his uniform and could return home in it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Capwell
Fort Omaha
Metropolis
Ormes
Splendid Art Work by Local High School Students
Two students Anna Peoples and John UWhick at the high school produced posters that boost the Citizens Military Training Camp program. The artworks are on display in the Journal office window and showcase notable talent and future potential in art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Peoples
John Uwhick
Journal
Injured Hand Improving for Mrs. Cloidt
From Friday's Daily report Mrs. Frank A. Cloidt’s badly injured hand shows improvement. She suffered a bruised and skinned hand when caught in an electric wringer while performing household duties. X rays showed no fracture and doctors expect a swift recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Cloidt
Heavy Penalty for Liquor Sales in County Court
Frank Krejci received a heavy sentence under the new pint law after being arraigned on two counts of selling liquor and one for possessing intoxicating liquors. He was fined £2300 and jailed 90 days following an arrest tied to a staged sale observed by Sheriff Stewart Deputy Schaus and Constable Brittain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallyvy
Frank Krejci
Krejer
Krejci
Stewart
Schaus
Jack Brittain
Mr. Krejer
Constable Brittain
Brittain
Omaha
Mr. Krejci
Sanitary Meat Market Adds New Refrigerator Display
The Sanitary Meat Market on South 6th street owned by Clark & Mullen adds a large up to date refrigerator case to display meats and cheese. The firm already operates a white cross case, ensuring constant refrigeration and quality for customers. The new equipment aims to boost market efficiency and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary
South 6Th Street
Clark & Mullen
Return of Harry Paisall from Illinois Details Weathered Road Troubles
Harry Paisall and his sister Mrs. Barney Bardwell returned to Plattsmouth after visiting Bloomington Illinois. They reported treacherous Iowa roads and mud making the trip difficult. Bardwell, once a notable Plattsmouth basketball player, remains badly injured from last year’s Illinois Central wreck while firing on a freight train. He is an invalid with three head wounds and ongoing treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Paisall
Bloomington
Illinois
Barney Bardwell
Illinois Central
Bardwell
Your ad in the Journal reaches broad buying audience
The notice claims the Journal advertisement is seen by 175 percent of the buying public, suggesting unusually wide reach and impact for promoting products or services.
Will Teach in the East Miss Hassler Leaves for New Post
Miss Anna Hassler departs for Daykirk New York to teach commercial courses in bookkeeping and accounting. She has years of local experience with the Bank of Cass County Livingston Loan Building association and Standard Savings all in Omaha. Her recent studies in Chicago and Omaha prepare her for the eastern school posting and friends extend warm wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hassler
East
Daykirk
New York
Omaha
Hussler
Planning on a New Garage on So Fifth Street
Deily-Frank E. Vallery, owner of the sales pavilion on South Fifth Street, plans a new garage on the lot to provide storage and an office for his real estate and buying selling business. He also contemplates expanding the pavilion and has traded most real estate for improved farm land near Genoa Nebraska. Petring acquires South Central garage on South 24th Street Omaha and Vallery secures 160 acres east of St Ed wards in exchange for Silver Creek and Perkins county property.
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Frank E. Vallery
Sales Pavillion
Vallery
Frank
Genoa
Nebraska
George Petring
South 24Th Street
Omaha
Petring
St. Edwards
Silver Creek
Perkins County
Calvin Maston Dies in Omaha At 19
Calvin Maston died at University hospital in Omaha after two weeks of treatment and an operation. His remains were sent to Greenwood where he lay in state at his mother's home before Friday’s funeral at the Christian church. A Greenwood High School graduate of 1925 he had been a cripple for years from a childhood injury. pallbearers and flower girls from the senior class of Greenwood High served at the service. The burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Maston
University Hospital
Omaha
Greenwood
Christian Church
Calvin
Greenwood High School
George Maston
Enjoyable Birthday Party for Florence Kaufmann
Last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Kaufmann a select group celebrated Florence Kaufmann sixteenth birthday with games dancing and refreshments. Attendees included Mary Holy Helen Smetana Anna Krejci Bessie Kosta Mildred Kosta Mary Duda Anna Duda Teresa Donat Fred Sedlak Louis Sedlak Mike Duda Harry Collins Michael Slatinsky Henry Krejci and Thomas Lenhart.
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Henry Kaufmann
Florence Kaufmann
Mary Holy
Helen
Anna Smetana
Anna Krejci
Bessie
Mildred Kosta
Mary
Anna Duda
Teresa Donat
Messers
Fred
Louis Sedlak
Mike Duda
Harry Collins
Michael Slatinsky
Henry Krejci
Thomas Lenhart
Plattsmouth High Defeats Auburn 3 to 0 in Narrow Battle
Plattsmouth High School edged Auburn 3 to 0 on Auburn grounds in a hard fought game. Plattsmouth controlled the line, forced Auburn to downs near midfield, and Carl Keil’s drop kick sealed the win in the final period. Captain Harlin Gorder played through an earlier injury as Plattsmouth prepares for Creighton Prep next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datiy
Plattsmouth M High School
Auburn
Plattsmouth
Carl Keil
Nemaha
Dexus
Plattsmouth Knights
Harlin Gorder
School of the Deaf
Creighton Prep School of
Omaha
Rumored Burlington Train Changes May Remove Nos 23 24
Rail speculation suggests Burlington may cancel schedule Nos 23 and 24 serving this city. No. 24 from Omaha to Lincoln is profitable, but Omaha to Pacific Junction ridership is low, and late afternoon No. 23 loses northbound travelers. motor trains on short hauls loom as an alternative, with no official announcement yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Omaha
Lincoln
Pacific Junction
Altho
Lincoln Telephone Company Donates to Plattsmouth Legion Building
The Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co supported the south Platte region by donating 25 to the Plattsmouth American Legion community building fund. The gesture is praised by local boosters as a needed boost to civic growth and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co
South Platte Territory
Plattsmouth
American Legion
Nebraska
Want Ad: Sell or Buy Items via Journal Column
Reader seeks to place a classified ad in the Journal Want Ad column. Post items for sale or requests to buy with brief description and contact details for prompt response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Ruth Shannon Crowned Carnival Queen at Cottey College
Miss Ruth Shannon, Plattsmouth High School graduate now at Cottey College Nevada Missouri, was chosen by student vote as Carnival Queen. The honor marks her popularity among college peers and echoes her prior May festival queen title at Plattsmouth High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Shannon
Plattsmouth High School
Cottey College For Girls
Nevada
Missouri
Shanon
Quartet from city to perform at Masonic Grand Chapter
The local Masonic male quartet well known for its splendid musical work has been selected to perform at the Royal Arch Masons Grand Chapter meeting in Omaha in December. They will supply music at the session and the banquet, a recognition of their excellent past performances at Masonic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons
Omaha
Grand Chapter
Plattsmouth
Teachers at Nebraska State Association Session in Omaha
Plattsmouth educators participated actively at the Nebraska State Teacher's association meeting held at Tech high school in Omaha. County superintendent Miss Alpha Peterson spoke on Examinations for High School. J W Poynter presented on the high school. Miss Amelia Martens contributed to kindergarten work. Miss Anna Heisel spoke on English and debating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Tech High
Omaha
Alpha Peterson
J. W. Poynter
Amelia Martens
Anna Heisel
Texaco Station Donates Oil for Legion Elks Carnival
Henry Ore owns the Texaco station that donated twenty one and a half gallon cans of Texaco motor oil for a public carnival hosted by the American Legion and Elks. The oil gift adds to a lineup of prizes and contributions for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco Oil Station
Henry Ore
American Legion- Elks
Texaco
Masons debate national body for Blue Lodge Masonry
Milwaukee reports growing sentiment for a national Blue Lodge body or conference among U S Masons. Proponents cite a House of Grand Masters model or a National Grand Lodge with authority, while opponents resist change. Observers note wartime shortcomings from lack of centralized Blue Lodge leadership and see health in open discussion.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Blue Lodge
United States
James A. Fetterly
Mr. Fetterly
House of Grand Masters
National Conference of Governors of States
Fettery
Bates Book and Stationery Store Ad
A brief notice invites shoppers to Bates Book and Stationery Store for school supplies. The message emphasizes a convenient location and ready stock for students and teachers.
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Bates Book and Stationery Store
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Mey
W. H. E. S. Club
St. Luke’s Church
Fifth Street
South Sth Street
Plattsmouth High
Masonic Quartet
Masons
Grand Lodge
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