Legion Team Battles Thorpians For Turkey Day Tie
The local American Legion football team went one win one loss and one tie in a shortened three game season due to weather. Thorpians from Omaha visited, and the Legion fought hard but failed to capitalize on passes, finishing with a 0–0 tie in yesterday’s forenoon finale after earlier 6–0 loss to Blair and 20–0 win over Have-Seck. Bell starred late, racing 30 yards before being tackled.
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American Legion
Thorpians
Omaha
Albong
Thorpian
University of Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Bell
Lecionaire
Ntel Ateo
Thomse
Have- Seck
Blair
Night School Planned at Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth school announces potential two night per week program from 7 30 to 9 30 pm. One hour periods cover Commercial Domestic Science Manual Training and Academic subjects, plus a Citizenship class. Enroll by December 6 at the city superintendent office. open to 16 year olds not in day school. C E Pratt superintendent.
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C. E. Pratt
Shoe repair shop changes hands in city
Howard Stennett sold his shoe repair store to Richard Jivard, a former owner who just returned from England. Avard will run the shop now located in Edward Donat's building on Fourth street and serve old and new customers. Stennett plans to move to Grand Island in the western part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Stennett
Avard & McLean
Richard Jivard
England
Mr. Avard
Edward Donat
Fourth Street
Mr. Stennett
Grand Island
Plattsmouth Youth Return From Lincoln Holiday Visit
Plattsmouth young people visiting relatives in town include Nora Livingston Mary Rosencrans Mariel Streight Eleanor Lurie Ethel Habbitt Janet Bajeck Leone Becker Henry Herold Ralph Holmes Robert Kroehler Byron Armies Harley Becker Earl Babbitt Albert Olson Will Schmidtman Merle Rainey and others spending the midweek break at home from the University of Nebraska Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
University of Nebraska At
Harris Cook Laid to Rest on Wednesday
Funeral services for David Harris Cook were held at his grandmother's home with Masonic Knights Templar American Legion and local lodge members in attendance. The Rev W S Leete officiated at St Luke's Church and at Oak Hill cemetery pallbearers and Masonic fraternal groups honored the deceased. The grave service featured hymns and a quartet, with flowers expressing community affection for the young man and condolences to his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Harris Cook
Pp. Hawksworth
Plattmouth Ledece
A. F
A. M
W. F. Ever
W. M
Mt. Zion Commandry
Knights Templar
W. 58. Leete
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Ro Waltwe
Asieep
Jesus
BE. H. Wescott
Oak Hill Cemetery
FE. W. Cook
Harris
William A. Robertson
Guy W. Morgan
Fred P. Busch
Henry Herold, Jr
Frank H. Smith
Carl Schmidtmann
Pollock Parméle
George C. Dover
Maldon D. Brown
Masonic Quartet
Frank A. Cloidt
Lynn O. Minor
Dr. R. P. Westover
Roy W. Knorr
Jesus Savior
Pilot
Anniversary Celebration for Longtime Couple in Sandusky
On November 24 1880 in Sandusky Ohio a wedding united Mr. and Mrs Joseph Varga Sr The family gathered Wednesday at the parental West Main Street home to honor the forty year union Guests included Joseph Warga Jr his wife and four children Jo es F Warga and wife Miss Anna Warga Mr and Mrs John P Sattler and daughter Dorothy and neighbor Mr John Cloidt The event extended warm wishes for many more happy years.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Joseph Varga
West Main Street
Joseph Warga, Jr
Joes F. Warga
Anna Warga
John P. Sattler
Dorothy
John Cloidt
Tonsil Removals Performed By Dr. Leopold
This morning Dr. H. C. Leopold operated for tonsil removal on Olive and Nina Hollowell daughters of Rev. and Mrs. Hollowell and on the two sons of Mr. and Mrs. Will Kinsky. All patients recovered well and are doing nicely after the procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Leopold
Olive
Nina Hollowell
A. G. Hollowell
Will Kinsky
For Sale Thoroughbred Poland China Boars
Four two sow boars listed for sale by S Ray Smith in Plattsmouth.
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Poland
China Boars
S. Ray Smith
Plattsmonuth
Thanksgiving Observances Highlight City Celebrations
Thanksgiving was widely celebrated with ideal weather and family gatherings. Miss Katherine Reynolds McCormick of New York spoke on Armenian suffering under Turkish conquest at a joint city church service at First Methodist. Evening dances by Eagles, T J Sokol, and K E G clubs drew large crowds and out-of-town guests.
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First Methodist Church
Katherine Reynolds McCormick
New York
Near East
Armenia
Coates
T. J. Sokol Society
Dick DeFord
Jazziteers
Eagle Hall
Masonic Home Residents Enjoy Dick DeFord Orchestra Concert
The Plattsmouth lodge No. 6 A. F. & A. M. brought in Dick DeFord and his orchestra for an hour long concert at the Masonic Home in the west part of the city. Superintendent W. F. Evers and staff praised the event as a memorable pleasure for residents who are largely shut in from city life. The article urges monthly winter entertainment for the elderly.
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Masonic Home
Plattsmouth
Mrs. C. D. Quinton Suffering From Tonsillitis
Mrs. C. D. Quinton is confined to her home after a severe tonsillitis attack. Friends hope she recovers soon and can be up and about as usual.
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C. D. Quinton
Rhode Island Reds for Sale and Rouen Ducks Offered
Rhode Island Reds for sale males at 2.00 dollars each including White Wrondottes Race and Single Comb Rhode Island Reds. Rouen ducks available. Imw Julius Reinke South Bend Nebraska. We do all kinds of ion printing.
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Rhode Island
Rouen
Mrs Burkie III Illness Saddens Local Community
The many friends of Mrs Val Burkie report she remains quite ill at home with little improvement. A former active participant in church and social circles, her illness has affected the organizations she supported, and members hope she soon resumes her usual activities.
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Val Burkie
Fire Warden Orders Removal of Fire Dangers in City
The State Fire Warden calls for demolitions in the city including the old Smith greenhouse at Sixth and Wind streets and the two frame houses of the Dovey estate. He recommends condemning the rear structures behind Foreman store on South Sixth Street and urges state action to ensure removal of all fire hazards in the business district.
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Lincoln
E. hartZort
Smith
Wind
Handsomes
Il Wood
First Ward
Dovey
South Sixth Street
Plattsmouth High Defeats School for the Deaf 40 to 0
Plattsmouth High School trounced the School for the Deaf of Omaha 40 to 0 in a season finale. Sattler Schneider and Dovey starred with strong passing and rushing as the seniors capped a first football season since 1907 with a win.
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Plattemouth High School
School For the Deaf of
Omaha
Warriors
Sattler
Schneider
Dovey
Plattsmouth
Weeping Water
School For the Deaf
Ashland
Falls City
Havelock
Fremont
Nebraska City
Glenwood
Blair
A. Dpd
Bell
Thoes
John Sattler
Carl Schneider
Jom McCarthy
Ernest Schinbeck
Adolph Haliss
Harold Renner
Mason Wescott
George Dover
Dick Beverage
Theodore Syotcda
Gus Brubacker
Frank Lister
Stuart Chase
Jack Parmele
Cockerels for Sale Brown Leghorn Roosters in Murray Nebraska
Fine Single Combed Brown Leghorn cockerels offered for sale. Contact Mrs. Walter Sans at the Murray Nebraska listing or phone 27372 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sans
D&w. Murray
Girls Honor Mothers With Banquet At Methodist Church
Wah-Wah-Taysee campfire girls hosted a Mother’s Banquet at the Methodist church parish hall. Red and white decor and a menu including creamed chicken and mashed potatoes framed the event. Miss Katherine Reynolds McCormick delivered the formal address on Service while mothers and guardians joined their daughters for a memorable evening.
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Methodist Church
Clara Mae Morgan
Verla Becker
E. H. Weacott
Mae S. Morgan
Abs
Frank
H. Gobelman
Katherine R Reynolds McCormick
New York
Fae Chase
Katherin McCormick
Earl Stanfield
R. P. Westover
H. W. Smith
Hill Wescott
C. C. Wescott
Luke L. Wiles
C. L. Creamer
Mae Morgan
A. J. Beeson
Mike Baieck
S. S. Chase
H. E. Becker
Pleasant Social at Nelson Jean Home Among Schoolmates
Mrs. Nelson Jean hosted a luncheon on Wednesday evening for four former schoolmates. Ellen Windham Sturgess of Omaha, Helen Dovey Goehrer of Seward, Margaret H. Maury of San Francisco, and Frances Wideman Jean reunited memories from their early school days from the small brick school to Central building and the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kir
Nelson Jean
Jean
First Ward
Ellen Windham Sturgess
Omaha
Helen Dovey Goehrer
Seward
Margaret H. Maury
San Francisco
Frances Wideman Jean
Pleasant Social at St Lukes Church School League
The St Catherine's chapter of the St Lukes church school service league held a pleasant gathering Wednesday evening at the public library auditorium. Members attended with a friend and enjoyed frames dancing and the delight of watching young participants entertain the group.
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St. Catherine's
St. Lukes Church
Elks Guild Reflects On A Year Of Elkdom Growth
Plattsmouth lodge No. 729 closes a successful year with 300 members and a debt free club home. Exalted Ruler Jess Varga and Secretary J. W. Holmes organize new inductees for the Tuesday ceremony. The order boosts charity, opens an Elks band, and gains regional esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge
Jess Varga
J. W. Holmes
Plattsmouth
Old Guard
Coates Block
Elkdom
Elks
Baby Dies At Birth In South City Home
A newborn died moments after birth at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Godwin in the southern portion of the city. The infant lived only a few seconds before passing away.
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Albert Godwin
Cement Availability Notice and Local Visitor Highlight
We have plenty of good fresh cement available call at once for details. Contact CLOIDT LUMBER & COAL CO. at phone 128. Herman Ross of Nehawksa visited the county seat today for a few hours to handle business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloidt Lumber & Coal. CO
Herman Ross
Nehawksa
Farmers Bank
The Country Publisher's Problem
The Louisville Courier argues printers and publishers face higher costs postwar and must raise prices to sustain business. It urges publishers to protect themselves, avoid unsuccessful closures, and demand fair compensation for capital, labor, and expertise amid a generally higher market.
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Louisville Courier
Sayles Family Reunion Honoring Mrs Sayles in Cedar Creek
The Sayles family gathered at the Seybert home to honor Mrs George E Sayles of Cedar Creek and Mrs Susie A Fudge of Montgomery West Virginia The gathering featured a Thanksgiving dinner and was the last chance for relatives to meet before departures for winter travels Mrs Fudge planned to return to West Virginia with her daughter and Mrs Sayles to Virginia later in the season Attendees included George R Sayles his wife and daughter Adelia and son George Jr Major Hall Jr Andrew Thomson and families Seybert and children Honor and Jennings Seybert Saines Wake and Ruth
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W. H. Seybert
Sayles
George E. Sayles
Cedar Creek
Susie A. Fudge
Montgzomery
West Virginia
Andrew Thomson
Saines
Wake
Ruth
Seybert
Miss Honor and
Jennings Seybert
Blank books advertised at Journal office
Readers are offered a wide selection of blank books at the Journal office, highlighting available sizes and formats for note taking, ledgers, and journals.
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Legion
Plattismouth
Harris Cook
D. Hawksworth
Rhode Island Reds
Julius Reinke
South Bend
Neb
Mrs. Burkle III
Trims Deaf School
L. J. Mayfield
Fair Play
Tional Bank
Tre Bank
Hom
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