Platter Issued by Plattsmouth High for 1925 26 Season
The first edition of the Platter, official publication of Plattsmouth High, for 1925 26 is printed at the Journal and now in the hands of students. Classes share editing duties by month with Senior staff for September, Junior for October, Sophomore for November, and Freshman for December. Rudolph J verson is editor in chief. Francis Robb and George Swatek keep advertising and circulation roles all year.
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Platter
Plattsmouth High School
Rudolph J[verson
Francis Robb
George Swatek
Nebraska Good Roads to Convene Annual Meeting in October
The Nebraska Good Roads association announces its annual meeting in Kearney on October 14. The event promises to be among the most important in the association with discussions on the present state road program maintenance of federal aid and state highway and future plans. Nationally renowned speakers will address delegates.
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Nebraska Good Roads Association
Kearney
Senators Win Opening Game of Series at Forbes Field
Washington Senators edged Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 1 at Forbes Field in the curtain raiser. Walter Johnson hurled a strong game for the Senators, while Traynor's solo homer kept Pittsburgh from a shutout as Kewson’s team collected eight hits to the Pirates' five.
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Walter Johnson
Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Pittsburg
Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
Pirates
Washington
Senators
Meadows
Johnson
Peckinpaugh
Traynor
Moore
Rice
Carey
Curler
Pirate
Grantham
J. Harriss
Feld
Biluege
Peck- Inpaugh
Harriss
Barnhart
Wright
Ruel
Stanley Harris
Smith
Stanley Harriss
Goose Goslin
Bluege
Walter
Judge
Cuyler
Senator—Walter Johnson
J. Harrise
Bigbee
McInnis
Morris
Gooch Dome
Goslin
Buccaneers
McNeely
Crerey
Young People Are Joined in Wedlock in Iowa
Tuesday afternoon October 6 at 4 o'clock at the Christian church parsonage in Council Bluffs Iowa the wedding of Miss Willa Edyth Park of Murray and Mr Herbert Kidwell of Auburn was held. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs George H Park wore blue satin back crepe and carried roses. She is a Murray native and Plattsmouth High School graduate class of 1922 who trained as a nurse at Lord Lister hospital Omaha and has been night supervisor at Davenport hospital. The groom is a barber in Auburn and highly regarded. After a brief honeymoon they will reside in Auburn.
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Christian Church Parsonage
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Willa Edyth Park
Murray
Herbert Kidwell
Auburn
George H. Park
Plattsmouth High School
Lord Lister Hospital
Omaha
Davenport
Parking Restrictions Near City High School Proposed
The board of education asks the city to mark the north side of Main Street from 9th to 11th for parking to reduce accidents on the hill near Central and high school buildings. It also urges police to stop fast driving past the school and enforce speed laws to protect children.
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Board of Education
Parade Draws Hundreds for Great American Legion Display
The great American Legion parade in Omaha drew hundreds from the city to view the President and Governor on the reviewing stand near Central High. Nebraskas floats including the capitol, pioneer cabin, railroads and Nebraska City stage coach impressed crowds while Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa units added color. Plattsmouth drum corps arrived late, missing the start and colors, but some members joined the march before 36th street.
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Great American Legion
Coolidge
Omaha
McMullen
Dahlman
Dodge Street
Central High Campus
Nebraska
Capitol
Nebraska City
N. C. Abbott
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Racine
American Legion
Illinois
Florida
South Dakota
Plattsmouth
36Th Street
Plattsmouth Legion
Catarrh Ailment Linked to Hearing Loss Warning
A ragged medical ad claims catarrh inflames the Eustachian tube causing rumbling or imperfect hearing. It warns that without reducing inflammation hearing may be destroyed forever and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine available through druggists.
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ALE
F. J. Ctenev
Burlington Meeting in Aurora Enjoyed by Veterans
Burlington system veterans from this city attended a Burlington gathering in Aurora Illinois where 700 persons enjoyed a banquet with Hale Holden and E P Bracken leading officials. A ladies auxiliary was formed to include wives and daughters of longtime Burlington employees.
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Wiliam Baird
Harry S. Barthold
George Luschinsky
Burlington
Aurora
Illinois
Hale Holden
The
E. P. Bracken
Quiet Home Wedding at Lincoln Today
Miss Harriett Peacock and Delbert J. Hollingshead wed quietly at 3 p.m. at the Peacock home in University Place. Rev. A. J. Croft presided with ring service as Miss Virginia Beeson served as bridesmaid and Miss Helen Wescott played. The couple will reside in Long Beach California after a short honeymoon.
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C. T. Peacock
University Place
Harriett
Delbert J. Hollingshead
Long Beach
California
Helen Wescott
A. J. Croft
University Place Church
Virginia Beeson
Plattsmouth
Pacific Southwest Trust & Savings Company
Picnic at Arbor Lodge Brings Parriott Relatives Together
About 65 relatives and friends gathered at Arbor Lodge last Sunday for a picnic dinner and visit. Attendees from Plattsmouth included Ora Rhodes family W H Rainey and children Louise and Marie Parriott Mabel and Marie Sullivan Born and family Elmer Fred Tritsch Earl Becker Herman Hennings and Merle Rainey visiting from Chicago.
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Parriott
Arbor Lodge
Plattsmouth
Ora Rhodes
W. H. Rainey
Louise
Marie Parriott
Mabel
Marie Sullivan
Born
Elmer
Fred Tritsch
Earl Becker
Herman Hennings
False Wire Puts Couple in Toils
Sacramento residents Maureen Hamilton and Robert Hamilton faced jail after confessing that he urged her to telegraph that her husband was dead, luring funds with false information. A rarely used penal code provision allows one to prison terms of one to five years for wiring deceit to obtain money.
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Sacramento
Cal
W. L. Hamilton
el Paso
Texas
Robert Hamilton
Maureen Hamilton
A F L resolution urges removal of public printer
The American Federation of Labor debated 17 resolutions in Atlantic City on October 7 including calls for the removal of Washington public printer George H. Carter for alleged civil service violations and for an investigation by Congress. Delegates also discussed anti militarism, union labeling, and plans to study German and British labor conditions.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Fritz Tarnow
Berlin
America
George H. Carter
Washington
Civil Service
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
William 5. Sampson
Pitsburgh Central Labor Union
James P. Holland
New York State Federation of Labor
Carter
Coolidge
Congress
Th Crowell Publishing Company
Springfield
Ohio
Collier's Weekly
American Magazine
Woman's Home Companion
Farm and Fireside
Crowell Company
Porto Rico Federation of Labor
War Department
Civil Department
Green
Herr Tarnow
German Woodworkers Union
Arthur A. Purcell
M. P
British Trades Union
Lancuage
Germany
Blow at Church Unity He Says
The Rev. Dr. George Craig Stewart of St. Luke's Evanston opposes Episcopal entry into the Federal Council of Churches calling it a terrific blow to church unity. He argues it would confuse Roman Catholics and Protestants and mislead Protestant denominations about Episcopalian identity. He supports cooperation via the Episcopal social service commission instead.
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Chicago
Federal Council of Churches For the Episcopal Church
George Craig Stewart
St. Luke's Church
Evanston
New Orleans
Doctor Stewart
C. H. Brent
Buffalo
Brent
Episcopal Church
Federal Council
Episcopal Social Service Commission
Educational Week Set for November 16 22 in Nebraska
Educational Week dates fixed from November 16 to 22. Governor McMullen to issue proclamation for a special observance. Statements from Superintendent John Matzen and E M Hosman secretary of the Nebraska State Teachers Association outline the week’s purpose.
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McMullen
John Matzen
E. M. Hosman
Nebraska State Teachers' Association
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Cloidt Lumber
Joe J. Stibal
Schmidtmann
Saunders County
Greenwood
Nebr
Ashland
Neb
Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank
Robert B. Graham
Forke Bros., Aucs
Lincoln, Nebr
Etson
Lincoln
Harriett Peacock
Davis
Sears S. Davis
Tramp
Cc. E. Wescotts Sons
Nonunion
Bates Book Store
Federal Council of Churches
Episcopalians
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