Wedding Bells Ring for Popular Young Folks
Mary Wetenkamp and Everett R. Janney wed at the Wetenkamp home west of Mynard in a double ring ceremony. Rev. S. K. Harcrove officiated with maid of honor Hazel Schutz and best man Glen Wetenkamp. A luncheon followed. guests included numerous Omaha residents and Cass county kin, with a reception planned in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Wetenkamp
Mynard
Mary Wetenkamp
Everett R. Janney
Raymond Co. Cook
Mabel Hargrove
Omaha
5. K. Harcrove
North Side Christian Church of
Hazel Schutz
Glen Wetenkamp
S. E. Vennard
California
Mind of Honor
Florence Wiles
Mabel Howard
Rhea Schultz
Cass County
A .A. Wetenkamp
Plattsmouth High School
Omaha University
Janney
West Leavenworth Street
E. T. Bover Coal and Lumber Co
Central High School
Bert Schultz
Hazel
Rhea
A. E. Wetenkamp
Nathan Schultz
Ed Proper
Wand
S. K. Hargrove
Miss Mabel
Rosas Groman
Omahia
Myrick
Mee Faulhiher
Peru
Grace Notting
Sioux City
Dick Hartwick
Ed Blair
Rnest Thompson
Episcopal Church Program Broadcast From Falls City
Last evening the Falls City Episcopal service was broadcast from Station WOAW Omaha. Plattsmouth listeners enjoyed the choir featuring Mesdames G H Faber and J W Faber, formerly Misses Margaret and Catherine Dover of Plattsmouth. Rt Rev Ernest W Shaylor, Nebraska bishop, delivered an inspiring sermon to the unseen audience. The Falls City party attended the WOAW studio by auto and listeners called it one of WOAW’s best Sunday programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondar
Smilye
Episcopal Church of
Falls City
WOAW
Omaha
Catherine Dover
Plattamouth
Ernest W. Shaylor
Nebraska
Columbian Parent Teachers Association Holds Meeting
The Columbian school Parent Teachers Association held a well attended session last Friday. Officers elected were Mrs. RK H Patton as president Mrs E L Gooding as vice president and Mrs Harry Beal as secretary treasurer. The group asked members to attend the next meeting on Friday October 16 to propose plans for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendar
Dattr
Parent-Teachers’ Association of the Columbian School
RK. H. Patton
E. L. Gooding
Harry Beal
Happy event at Hatt home as daughter born in Omaha
Grocer and meat dealer John V. Hart welcomed a fine little daughter born Saturday morning at Methodist hospital in Omaha. Mrs. Hart remains well and both mother and child are reported doing nicely. John calls himself the proudest man in the city noting his “full house” now includes three queens and a pair of kings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liviny
John V. Hart
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
John
Plattsmouth Defeats Fast G B Q Nine In Omaha Clash
Plattsmouth beat the Omaha C B Q nine 4 to 3 in a tense city match at the local park. Hones Newman delivered the decisive two-base hit in the eighth to break a tie as Praniff allowed eight hits while Swanson limited Omaha to nine. The crowd roared as two errors aided Plattsmouth and West, Redden, Kreigler, and Skomal helped keep the visitors close through seven frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Hones Newman
Pranifi
Swanny
Breniff
Death of former Cass county lady in California
Relatives report the death of Mrs. Lol Pitcher of Cass county at her home in San Diego California She was about 70 and had lived with her daughter Mrs Florence Anderson The family earlier lived in Rushville Nebraska and Axes county She leaves two children William Baer and Florence Anderson plus surviving sister Mrs Rummel and brothers C F Vallery and Peter J Vallery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lol Pitcher
Cass County
San Diego
California
Pitcher
Jacob Vallery
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Foss
William Baer
Omaha
Florence Anderson
Rummel
C. F. Vallery
Peter J. Valiery
Havelock
Plautsmouth Rally Beats Braniff In Eighth Inning Comeback
In the eighth inning Plautsmouth mounted a late rally beginning with three straight hits off Braniff. Pete Jardine singled to right, followed by Herold’s single. Hans Newman homered for a two run shot, scoring Jardine and Herold as he crossed the plate. Herold was tagged out trying for home on the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braniff
Plauttsmouth
Pete Jardine
Mason
Swanson
Pete
Herold
Hans Newman
Jardine
Meeting of Club at Mrs Kiemma's Home
The Social Workers Flower club met last Wednesday at Mrs. Lovie Kiemma's home with Mrs. Joe Martis assisting. Guests enjoyed flowers, music, a spelling contest won by Mrs. L E Taylor of Osmond Nebraska, and a luncheon before departing in a pleasant mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Workers Flower Club
Lovie Kiemma
Kiemma
Joe Martis
L. E. Taylor
Osmond
Nebr
New Arrival in City for Noble Family
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Noble welcomed a fine little son on Sunday morning. Both mother and child are doing well and the father, employed with Burlington yards, wears a very happy smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Noble
Burlington Yards
Golden wedding of Mr and Mrs John H Albert
The article honors the golden wedding anniversary of John H. Albert and Margaret Hartmann on September 26 1875 joined in Louisville Nebraska the couple lived on Eight Mile Grove farm before moving to Plattsmouth. Their nine children twenty three grandchildren and two great grandchildren attend the family dinner. The Albert clan includes George Sidney John Phillip Henry Julius George August Emma Margaret Emma Margaret Dewey Laurie La Verla Mae and H F flicker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albert
Albert
Fears Street
Mrs. Albert
Crundhchildren
Cass County
Nebraska
John H. Albert
Margaret Hartmann
Louisville
Hannaker
Lutheran Church
Eight Mile Grove
Plattsmouth
George Albert
Sidney
Montana
Phillip Albert
Henry Albert
Near
Cedar Creek
Julius Sprieck
Stanton
George Engelkemeier
Murray
August Engelkemeier
Emma
Margaret Albert
Dewey Axen
Laurie
Paul Anders
la Verla Mae
H. Hayflicker
Kansas
Bridge party honors Miss Madeline Milheim guest from Fort Scott
Mrs. Frank R. Gobelman hosted a bridge gathering for Miss Madeline Milheim of Fort Scott who has been a U S army nurse in World War I service with Mrs. Lugsch. Milheim toured home from Camp Pike and Presidio San Francisco as guests enjoyed three bridge tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Bestor first, Mrs. Knorr second, and Mrs. Rosencrans consolation with a guest prize for Milheim. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Gobelman
Madeline Milheim
Fort Scott
Kansss
Fred Lugsch
Miss Milheim
Camp Pike
Lugsch
Presidio
San Francisco
Frank M. Bestor
R. W. Knorr
C. A. Rosencrans
Thomas Walling Sr Improvement Reported at Bedside
Reports from the bedside of Thomas Walling Sr indicate some improvement after a recent neurabia attack. Though still ill, his general condition is better and doctors hope the illness may pass soon, relieving his suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Walling
Dennis seeks divorce from Harry E. Dennis
Emma Dennis files in district court seeking a decree of divorce from Harry E. Dennis on cruelty grounds. The couple married in Omaha in September 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of the District Court
Emma Dennis
Harry E. Dennis
Omaha
Veteran Burlington Employee Seeks Pension After Exam
Adam Wolf a Burlington locomotive worker, age 65 plus, travels to Omaha for a medical exam tied to his pension claim. He has 35 years in service and remains active, with the company recently offering a pension equal to a portion of wages earned, making him eligible if he opts in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Wolf
Omaha
Burlington
Well
Wolf
Klauschie Earns Tryout With Omaha Burch Rods
Barney Burch owner of the Omaha Western League team seeks faster, stronger play for next season and has secured catcher Herb Klauschie of Plattsmouth for a tryout. Klauschie, noted for a solid backstop, accurate throwing arm and improving bat, will join the Burch Rods at spring camps in Texas and may propel Omaha's lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondar’x Daily
Barney Burch
Omaha
Nebraska
Western Iowa
Burch
Herb Klauschie
Plattsmouth
Council Bluffs
Klauschie
Burch Rods
Texas
Omaha Burch
Bride and Groom Rebal Visit Relatives After Omaha Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Rebal of Omaha visited in this city over the weekend with the groom’s parents and relatives after marrying last Wednesday at the Douglas County Courthouse in Omaha. They will live at 4735 South Nineteenth Street while the groom continues his pharmacy career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Rebal
Omaha
James Rebal
Bryce Crawford
Douglas County Court House
South Nineteenth Street
James Merriik
South Side
James Rebsal
Creighton College of Pharmacy
Weyrich & Hadraba
Brown Park
Rebal
Mrs
Reba
Head On Collision Wrecks Cars Near Lake Le Wilee
A late night two car crash on the Louisville road near Lake Le Wilee damaged a Chrysler owned by Tarence Busehe of Louisville and a Buick driven by Josh Hammond of Wear Cedar Creek. Mrs Hammond suffered back injuries and a young Hammond passenger leg injuries while others escaped serious harm. Injured were treated by Dr Flynn in Plattsmouth and released to home care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesdaist
Louisville
Lake le Wilee
Tarence EB. Dusche
Josh Hammond
Wear Cedar Creek
Mr. Husehe
Hammond
Plattsmouth
Yroiung
Busche
M. L. Lohnes
Chrysler
Busehe
Hammond Family
P. J. Flynn
Clarence Cotner
Haltz Metsineer
Majestics and Elections Exhibit At Local Hardware Store
Jess Wareca showcases Majestic ranges at Waren's hardware during a special exhibit this week. He notes homes in the county have used the ranges through five national elections and ten presidential terms since their manufacture. A new line of Marce tics is on display and free cooking utensil sets are offered with Majestic purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Wareca
Waren
Majestic
Dads- Harold Stott Injures Ankle Loading Pipe
Harold Stott of Nebraska City employed with the Sewer Pipe company sustained a severe ankle bruise after a steel reinforced concrete pipe slipped while loading. He is on crutches for some time and friends wish him a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stott
Nebraska City
Sewer Pipe Company
Sixth Nebraska Machine Gun Co to Hold Reunion
Cass county members of the Sixth Nebraska machine gun company plan a reunion at the Henshaw hotel during the American Legion national convention, October 5 to 9. Omaha members secured rooms and urge all former members to attend. captains Metcalf and Coad with Cecil Cool will attend along with Evaezelee Pappegorgen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Sixth
Nebraska Infantry
Co. C
126Th Machine Gun Battalion
Henshaw Hotel
Omaha
Henshaw
Buehler Metcalf
Paul Coad
Cecil Cool
Evaezelee Pappegorgen
Camp Cody
Richey Return Home After Apprehensive Illness
Mrs Richey long hospital stay in Omaha ends as she returns to Cass county to continue recovery at home after a severe appendicitis operation. Friends and neighbors note her gradual improvement and welcome her home to familiar surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Richey
E. J. Richey
Omaha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Wetenkamp of
Columbian Parentteachers’ Association
Bates Book Store
Fast G
B. & Q. Nine
Kriegier
Blomer
West
Carden Wages
Herb Kiauschie
Hal Redden
Tramer
Newman
Redden
Kreigler
Skomal
Jordan
Kriegler
E. Jardine
Center Garden
Haas
Herb
O'Donnell
McCarty
Wages
Skemal
Herald
Gass County
Christina Rummel
Oa Newman
Hedden
Kreigher
Oy Jordan
WRS
Buick
Ceder Creek
Clarence Busche
Nebraska Machine Gun CO
MES. Richey Home
THE
First National Bank
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