Funeral for Fred Heinrich Held at Local Home
The funeral for Fred Heinrich was conducted yesterday at 2 pm from the Hiatt home on North 7th Street. Rev. Frank Emory Pfoutz led the service with a quartet performing hymns. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery beside his wife, with pallbearers from the Young Men's Bible class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heinrich
L. D. Hiatt
North 7Th Street
Heinrich
Frank Emory Pfoutz
First Methodist Church
Jesus
Oak Hill Cemetery
Young Men's Bible Class
Methodist Church
Keinge W C. Sehaus
James Comstock
W. F Huneke
W. T. Arn
A. H. Duxbury
E. G. Shallenberger
Card of Thanks for Fred Heinrich
The family expresses heartfelt appreciation for tender sympathy in their hour of sorrow at the passing of their father Fred Heinrich. They thank neighbors, those who assisted at the funeral and for car use, the Tin Shop Soennichsen Store Y M B C and friends for floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heinrich
Soennichsen
Missionary Society Gathering Returns from Denver Meeting
Mrs. Robert B. Hayes reports the Toneka Topeka branch meeting in Denver was among the largest in years with attendees from many churches across several states. Bishop Meade was ill, though his wife led sessions. Bishop McDonald and spouse from Washington added to the event. The Topeka branch plans six missionaries this year funded by the church and society, with about twenty missionaries present on leave to report on global activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Hayes
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Toneka
Denver
Hayes
Topeka
Meade
Colorado
McDonald
Washington, D. C
Society
Missionary Department of the
Church
Woman's Society
Surprise Birthday Party For Miss Alice Peterson
Last night at the Keil home a group of young ladies invited Miss Alice Peterson to a sixteenth birthday surprise. The gang wore eym suits and enjoyed dances and stunts after the initial shock. Gifts and refreshments followed as Dorothy Wehrbein, Emily Stava, Dora Soennichsen, Edith Bulin, Alice True, Helen Iverson, Hazel Iverson, Martha Gorder, Thyra Johnson, Alice Peterson, Margaret Bauer, Gretchen Steger, and Fern Pace joined the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Keil
Alice Peterson
Dorothy Wehrbein
Emily Stava
Dora Soennichsen
Edith Bulin
Alice True
Helen and Hazel Iverson
Marthat Gorder
Thyra Johnson
Margaret Bauer
Gretchen Steger
Fern Pace
Mrs Henry Nolting Injury Improves After Porch Fall
Friends report Mrs Henry Nolting shows marked improvement after a severe accident last Friday. While cleaning a rug on the porch she overbalanced, fell about ten feet, landed on concrete steps, suffered severe bruising but no broken bones, and has been confined to bed with medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nolting
Iowa Masons Visit Nebraska Masonic Home for Insight
A large Iowa Masonic delegation visited the Nebraska Masonic Home and its new infirmary to study operations and care as Davenport plans a similar facility. The group included T. W. Wellington and Frank S. Mosier with Lincoln and Omaha hosts exchanging data on construction and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Order
Nebraska Masonic
Grand Lodge
Iowa
Davenport
T. W. Wellington
Fort Madison
Frank S. Mosier
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Arnold
Sioux City
The
Home Association
John Wright
Lincoln
Nebraska A. F. & A. M
Lewis E. Smith
James M. Robertson
Nebraska Masonic Home Association
Frank Wilcox
A. J. Jackson
Luther M. Kuhns
Omaha
W. F. Evers
Iowa Party
Death of Six-Year-Old Carol Murray Near Weeping Water
Yesterday morning a six year old girl Carol Murray died at home near Weeping Water after a several day illness from diphtheria. She is survived by her parents and sister Ferris Jane eight. Private funeral at the grave this afternoon. Mrs Murray was formerly Miss Maria Speck of near Mynard and sister to Mrs E L Gooding Miss Dorothy Speck and Ben and Harry Speck. The family receives many condolences from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Murray
Carol
Ferris Jane
Murray
Maria Speck
Near Mynard
E. L. Gooding
Dorothy Speck
Ben and
Harry Speck
Lena Droege Enjoys Week in Omaha with Woodmen Circle
Mrs. Lena Droege of this city returned from a pleasant week in Omaha visiting her children Carl Droege and Mrs. Gale Connors and family. She spent time with Mrs. Kate Remington organizer of the Woodmen Circle and was hosted by Mrs. Mary Rocca supreme guardian and Mrs. Dora Alexander Talley supreme clerk. She enjoyed viewing the Legion week parades and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Droege
Omaha
Carl Droege
Gale Connors
Droege
Kate Remington
Woodmen Circle
Mary Rocca
Dora Alexander Talley
Order
Woodmen
Enjoy Family Dinner at Davis Home in Weeping Water
A Sunday family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Troy L Davis in Weeping Water featured Mrs Mary M Davis mother of Troy visiting from Lincoln. Also joining were Frank J Davis and wife from Broken Bow and Sears S Davis wife and sons Stephen and Corbin from Plattsmouth. A kingly feast prepared by hostess Mrs Troy Davis capped the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy L. Davis
Weeping Water
Troy Davis
Young lad receives serious gunshot wound
A fourteen year old boy, Paul Guthmann, was accidentally shot in the right arm when his twelve gauge shotgun discharged while his friend, Ewing Sharp, and he walked through Burlington yards toward duck hunting along the Missouri river bottoms. He received severe tearing of muscle and flesh and was taken to St. Catherine's hospital in Omaha for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Guthmann
Ewing Sharp
Missouri
Burlington
Guthmann
Drs
St. Catherine’s Hospital
F. R. Guthman
Walling Family Shows Improvement After Illness
The Walling family members labeled sick lists show notable improvement. Thomas Walling Jr underwent appendectomy at Immanuel hospital last Thursday and is steadily recovering toward home. Thomas Walling Sr remains at home two weeks but improves, enjoying baseball via radio as the Senators lead the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walling
Thomas Walling, Jr
Immanuel Hospital
Thomas Walling, Sr
Mr. Walling
Washington
Senators
Returns to Plattsmouth Family Reaches Old Home Town
The Chapman family Mr and Mrs John W Chapman and children Samuel Mary Agnes Donnie and Jay return to Plattsmouth from Baker Montana. Locals give a hearty welcome and the family is pleased to be back home in Plattsmouth and plan future residence there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Chapman
Samuel
Mary Agnes
Donnie
Jay
Baker
Montana
Plattsmouth
Chapman
Heneger Couple Visit Old Friends After Legion Trip
Former city residents Mr and Mrs Harvey Heneger visit friends in Weeping Water after attending the American Legion national convention in Omaha. They recently moved to a ranch at Veteran Wyoming and enjoy reconnecting with longtime acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Heneger
Omaha
Former Holdrege police chief revisits Lincoln roots
Ben L. Deadendofer former Holdrege Nebraska chief of police and his wife visited Lincoln today. A longtime resident and former employee of J. W. Sage he and his wife enjoyed returning to familiar scenes of their old home and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben L. Deadendofer
Holdrege
Nebraska
J. W. Sage
Columbus Day Observed In Nebraska
Nebraska marks Columbus Day with banks and many court offices closed. City streets display flags in the main section as the state observes the holiday alongside Arbor Day and other holidays. The article notes Columbus’s 1492 discovery and references modern era changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Court House
Christopher Columbus
New World
Former Plattsmouth Lady Marries West Contractor
Mrs Florence White nee Florence Ruby formerly of Plattsmouth marries Herbert Noel Robathan a Los Angeles contractor The ceremony was Sept nineteenth at four o clock in Dr Hudson s Baptist church study with immediate family The bride wore a white chiffon gown beaded lavender and pink and carried yellow roses The wedding party included sister Glenna Ruby as brides maid and Cecil Bruner roses Best man was Mr Lee Weeb The couple had a wedding supper at the Ambassador Hotel and will reside at 5956 Coronado St Los Angeles after October first
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mond
Cathy
Florence White
Florence Ruby
Plattsmouth
Herbert Noel Robathan
Los Angeles
Hudson
the Baptist Church
Mrs. White
Glenna Ruby
Cecil Bruner
Lee Weeb
Miss Ruby
Ambassador Hotel
California
Willmine Apartments
Coronado St
Cal
Senators Win World Series Game With Goslin and Harris Homers
Radio listeners across the city tuned to WOAV Omaha to hear Washington rally in the fourth inning. Goose Goslin and Joe Harris hit home runs as the Senators defeated the Pirates, delivering a jubilant victory broadcast from the world series game played in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senators
Goose Goslin
Joe Harris
Pirates
WOAW
Omaha
Ex County Commissioner Heebner Visits Plattsmouth
C KE Heebner of near Nehawka, a former county commissioner, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M P Fleming in Plattsmouth after returning from five weeks at Mayo Hospital Rochester Minnesota. Surgeons removed a cancer from his nose in a successful operation and he expects no further trouble. Heebner attributed the growth to poorly fitting glass frames. He visited the Journal office during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. KE. Heebner
Nehawka
Plattsmouth
M. P. Fleming
Charley
Rochester
Minn
Mayo
Heebner
Journal Office
Tent Garage Stolen From Missouri Pacific Yard
Last evening a tent used as a garage for the foreman's car on the Missouri Pacific line disappeared from near the passenger station area. Chief of Police Johnson is investigating and hopes to recover the missing tent soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Johnson
Reindeer to States for Christmas Fete
Nome Alaska October 12 The steamer Nabesna prepared to leave Nome today with more than 75 live reindeer for cities in the United States for Christmas. Several Eskimos were taken on the vessel to care for the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Alaska
United States
Bankers Hold Meeting at Louisville
The Cass County Bankers association met in Louisville for a semi yearly session with officers elected for the coming year. They voted to discontinue twice yearly meetings and set Columbus Day October 12 as the annual meeting date with Alvo as next host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Bankers Association
Louisville
City Auditorium
Alvo
Reese Hastain
W. B. Banning
Union
C. D. Ganz
H. A. Schneider
Plattsmouth
H. A. Guthmann
Murdock
P. L. Hall
Greenwood
D. C
Frank A. Cloidt
Griggs
Visit Relatives Here Amid Family Reunion
Dr. and Mrs. P. J. Flynn hosted a Sunday gathering with relatives including Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Harrs and daughter Betty of Omaha, Miss Grace O'Sullivan of Belle Fourche South Dakota, and J. M. Flynn and wife of Omaha. O'Sullivan attended an American Legion convention in Omaha. The occasion brought much pleasure to the Flynn family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Flynn
B. H. Harrs
Betty
Omaha
Grace O'Sullivan
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
J. M. Flynn
Harrs
Miss O'Sullivan
Dr. Flynn
Miss Elsie Nelson Improves Before Second Operation
Miss Elsie Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs John Nelson of this city is resting at Methodist hospital in Omaha after a recent operation for an abdominal abscess. A second abscess formed on the opposite side prompting another procedure but doctors expect she will be strong enough for surgery in a few days. The family visiting at the hospital reports her condition as hopeful and improving under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Nelson
John Nelson
Methodist
Omesha
Nelson
Missouri Pacific Donates Cinders for Fourteenth Street
The Missouri Pacific railroad will donate 14 cars of cinders to surface and improve Fourteenth Street west of the Nebraska Masonic Home between the railway station and Webster boulevard. The move aids city effort, eases mud in wet weather, and assists hauling near oil tanks along the roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth Street
Nebraska Masonic Home
Missouri Pacific
Webster Boulevard
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Swisher Seeks Divorce Over Non support
Leone Swisher files for divorce from Walter W. Swisser in district court alleging non support. Attorney C. E. Tefft of Weeping Water represents the plaintiff, who resides there. Walter Swisser is a resident of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Swisher
Walter W. Swisser
C. E. Tefft
State of
Ohio
Journal Ad Promises Wide Reader Reach
An advertiser notes that the Journal advert reaches about 75 percent of the buying public, highlighting its broad audience and strong market impact.
Plattsmouth Boy Scouts Hold Impressive Fall Meeting
Plattsmouth Boy Scouts held their first fall meeting at the high school gym with a large turnout. I F Wiltse led the session with J A Capwell and Elmer Gains assisting. several scouts were invested in Tenderfoot and first class ranks and Joe Battery was honored as assistant scoutmaster. Lester Stout received a twenty five hour public service merit badge. Enthusiasm ran high for the coming year under Scoutmaster Wiltse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth Boy Scouts
I. F. Wiltse
J. A. Capwell
Elmer Gains
Louisa Woods
Ellis Champion
Robert Warren
Gerald Sperry
Ira Mumm
Wiltse
Suffering From Mastoid At Nehawka Exchange Operator
Miss Gladys Wolfe of Nehawka was taken to Omaha by her father Albert Wolfe for specialist examination. Doctors suspect a mastoid infection causing deteriorating health and may require hospitalization and surgery in Omaha if confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Wolfe
Nehawka
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Company
Omaha
Albert Wolfe
Local librarians to attend regional American Library Association meeting
Miss Olive Jones Miss Verna Leonard and Miss Barbara Gering depart this afternoon for Sioux City Iowa to attend the regional meeting of the American Library Association. The gathering includes Nebraska Iowa Minnesota Missouri North and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Jones
Verna Leonard
Barbara Gering
Sioux City
Iowa
American Library Association
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri
North
South Dakota
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Journal
West
Florence Ruby White
Iread Company
14Th Street
BOY Scouts
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