Oyster Suit is Thrown Out of District Court
In district court Judge Gegley dismissed the Knabe v. Ahrens case after the defendant produced a March 1926 notice to vacate the Knabe farm. The notice was treated as recognition of the lease continuation and the suit for ejectment was dropped. Ahrens remains in possession until the lease expiry in March 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
John C. Knabe
Enno Ahrens
Gegley
Justice Court
William Weber
Ennio Ahrens
Mr. Knabe
Mr. Ahrens
Knabe
Ahrens
Funeral of Mrs. Kaffenberger Held at Lincoln
The funeral for Mrs. George A. Kaffenberger was held Saturday at Trinity Methodist Church in Lincoln. The service was led by Rev. A A Brooks from Des Moines and honored by many friends from Flattsmouth and Cass County. Interment followed at Wynka Cemetery beside her daughter who died months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Kaffenberger
Trinity Methodist
Kaffenberger
Wynka Cemetery
Lincoln
Condolence Resolution for J. W. Bookmeyer
The Mechanical Department Association at the Burlington in Plattsmouth offers condolences to the family of J. W. Bookmeyer. Resolutions express deep sorrow, commend his faithful service, and request copies be kept on file and sent to the family. Committee members Fred G. Morgan William Shea Jr R. R. Tompkins finalize the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bookmeyer
Mechanical Department Association
Burlington
Plattsmouth
Fred G. Morgan
William Shea, JR
R. R. Tompkins
Committee On Resolutions
Frank Woods Improving After Lincoln Hospital Stay
Cass county residents learn Frank E. Woods of near Weeping Water is discharged from Lincoln hospital. He remains at H. E. Sturm’s home to recuperate and plans to return to Weeping Water within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daris
Cass County
Frank E. Woods
Near Weeping Water
Mr. Woods
Lincoln
H. E. Sturm
Weeping Water
Enjoy Fine Dance At K S Hall West Locust Street
A large social dance was held Monday through Saturday evening at K S hall on West Locust Street. The Bohemian music featured August Knoflicek, Miss Alice Wooster, Raphael Janda, Frank Studala, Tom Gradoville, and Thomas Svoboda, with dancing continuing to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. S. Hall
West Locust Street
August Knoflicek
Alice Wooster
Raphial Janda
Frank Studala
Tom Gradoville
Clarrinet
Thomas Svoboda
Death of Mrs. Robert Richards at Hastings
News reached here of the death in Hastings Nebraska on Saturday evening of Mrs. Robert Richards a bride who had moved here a few months ago. She died after a brief illness leaving her husband and her Hastings parents with many friends in Hastings where she had long lived. The funeral is expected to be held in Hastings where she had made her home.
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Hastings
Nebraska
Robert Richards
Richards
Puseddis
Gering
North Sixth Street
Las
St. Mary's Hall
James T. Begley
Henry R. Gering
Omaha
St. Luke's Church
The
Legion
Plattsmouth
Enjoy Birthday Gatherings at Hayes Home
The Hayes home hosted multiple birthday celebrations over recent days. Jean Hayes turned 13 with a slumber party and games, Bobbie Hayes celebrated his fifth birthday with friends and a luncheon cake. Guests Otto A Wurl and B G Woodward joined the family, sharing birthdays with the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Hayes
Jean Hayes
Bobbie Hayes
Bobbie
Mrs. Hayes
Otto A. Wu
Child Suffer Fractured Arm At Home
Eight year old Lydia Herold, daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Herold, sustained a fracture to her right forearm after slipping at their city home. She was treated and is recovering as well as expected.
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Lydia
Otto Herold
Eagles Dance Brings Pleasant Social Evening
The Eagles held a Saturday evening dance at their hall with Peter Graderville and his Classicque orchestra providing music. A lively crowd of young people enjoyed the performance and danced to a mix of popular hits, making the event a pleasant social occasion for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Peter Gradeville
Classicque
Evangelist Nelson Gardner Draws Big Crowd at Church
The Christian church hosted Evangelist Nelson Gardner with large audiences yesterday. He preached from Psalm 90 and asked, What think ye of Christ, urging listeners to answer how Christ views them. Tonight at 7:30 he plans chalk talks beginning around 7:45 with more powerful messages anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Nelson Gardner
God
Christ
Evangelist
Colored Man Suffering Pneumonia Placed in Omaha Hospital
Sheriff E P Stewart rushed a seriously ill Black man from a Union area camp to University Hospital in Omaha after a long ride. The 25 year old visitor had slept near a tie camp and contracted pneumonia, receiving medical attention en route and at the hospital. The patient, not Cass county a resident, is in the hospital's care under state provisions.
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E. P. Stewart
Cash
Paul Revere
Union
University Hospital
Omaha
Missouri Pacific
Sheriff Stewart
Stewart
Cass County
Thomas Murphy in serious condition in Omaha hospital
Thomas F. Murphy formerly with the Missouri Pacific signal service and resident of the city for two years is again hospitalized in Omaha in very grave condition. He previously spent months in St Louis and Omaha hospitals, recovered enough to return home, but has worsened recently with little prospect of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Murphy
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Murphy
St. Louis
Falls City
Enjoyed Fine Dinner at Gapen Farm
A party of Omaha ladies led by Mrs. Ss. J. Holmes visited the Gapen farm on Sunday for a fine chicken dinner. They praised the sumptuous repast and said they would return, calling the drive delightful and the dining setup ideal.
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Gapen Farm
Omaha
Margaret O'Toole
Gertrude Holmes
Stella Holmes
Mary Potts
M. T. Hughes
Campbell Jeanette Rogeen
Elizabeth Mitchell
Safdee Dorsey
Ss. J. Holmes
Motion for New Trial Overruled in Poisall Liquor Case
Judge Begley denied Harry Poisall’s motion for a new trial after a jury found him guilty of a third offense under Nebraska liquor laws. The court held the affidavit of Paul Poisall was not admissible to overturn the verdict and rejected claims of instructional error and misidentification. Sentencing followed at six to eighteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berley
State of
Nebraska
Harry Poisall
William Jameson
Ome
Lis
Paul Poisall
Barry Poisall
Harry Poisal
Begley
Paul Poisal
Sisters return from coast trip via Seattle to hometown
Mrs. BE Ripple and her sister Mrs. Charles LeClaire arrived after two months touring the west coast. They praised lumber mills, ships, fog and the blooming parks and gardens in the northwest. LeClaire will stay until after Thanksgiving before continuing home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelly
BE. C. Ripple
Charles le. Claire
Boston
Mass
George Riley
Seattle
Wash
Alex Schlischeke Poorly After Tonsil Removal
Reports from an Omaha hospital say Alex Schlischeke remains ill after tonsil removal. He endures complications from an arm abscess causing continued pain and suffering.
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Omaha
Alex Schlische
Banquet Guests Seek Entry to Second Evening Series
As the banquet procession dispersed, several gentlemen were seen trying to secure seating for the evening second banquet. The event followed the first gathering of the banquet parity, with plans for additional courses and socializing.
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Clollend Rededorf
Conditions Update From Dr Flynn Household
Reports from the bedside of Dr J Flynn state the patient remains about the same with little change in condition. B F Flynn, brother of Dr Flynn of Seattle, is present along with Mrs James Flynn who traveled from Chicago to assist in care.
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J. Flynn
B. F. Flynn
Fienn
Seattle
Washington
James Flynn
Chiease
Hamshire Hog Show Honors for Nehawka Grower Harry Krabbe
Cass county farmer Harry Krabbe of Nehawka received multiple awards for his Hamp shire swine at the Royal stock show in Kansas City. Knate entered 72 head and won prizes including the heaviest load of spring pigs and best stock strains, as seven carloads of thoroughbred Hampshires competed. Hog prices topped at 12.75 per hundredweight with a 1.35 premium, drawing strong interest from packers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Monder
Harry Krabbe
Cass County
Hampshire
Nehawka
Atr. Knate
Kansas City
Harry
Weeping Water Riot Case Dismissed
County Attorney W G Kieck received notice from Segard Nelson that the Weeping Water riot case involving Nelson and Fritz Haskenhoff would be dropped by Nelson. Haskenhoff remains free on bail and no further action is planned. Both men work on a construction lane in Weeping Water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
This Morth
W. G. Kieck
Segard Nelson
Nelson
Fritz Haskenhoff
Haskenhoff
Kieck
Dove of Peace
Weeping Water
Cass County Family Shines on KFNF Radio
The Ruby family from Fairview performed a varied program from Shenandoah and received wide reader response across twenty eight states. Bernard Thelma and Floyd Ruby played banjo cornet violin and piano with Miss Vera Borhdanz delivering readings and the group was praised as one of KFNF’s best broadcasts. Oyster reception afterward topped a memorable Cass County talent showcase.
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George E. DeWolf
United States
Sear S. Davis
A. HA
Father Pierce
Pauline Parker
Jack Sedgeway
Paul Vandervoort
Helen Upp
Anton Bajeck
Tvesdays
Cass County
West
Mlattsmourn
WOAW
KMA
Union
Weeping Water
KFNF
Omala
Shenandoah
Henry Field
Ruby
Fairview
Shenandolah
Mike
The
Familly
Trente
Bernard
Flord
Thelma Ruby
Vera Borhdanz
Fiehd
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Frank Woods
Thomas Murphy
Supreme Court
Read
Alex Schiliscke
DR. Flynn
Ruby Family
Henry Fields Station
First National Bank
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