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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1925

Page

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Escaping Youths From Reformatory Steal Car Here

Two Nebraska state reformatory escapees John Kenney and John Hellyer stole James M. Robertson’s Buick touring car on Vine Street. The pursuit spanned Lincoln to Omaha and Plattsmouth, ending with the car recovered near the Livingston farm south of Plattsmouth. Kenney later volunteered to return to the reformatory. Sheriff Stewart retrieved the vehicle.

James M. Robertson Robertson Vine Street Ralston Sherif Stewart Platte Omaha Louisville South Omaha State Reformatory Mr. Robertson Linccoln John Kenney John Hellyer Nebraska State Reformatory Lincoln Keefe Ludwig Reformatory State Hospital For the Kenney Ludwig Hellyer Studebaker New Mexico Gus Miller Miller Mr. Miller Plattsmouth Stewart

Rain Spoils Social Trip For Plattsmouth Chapter

Members of Chapter F P E O planned a social gathering in Weeping Water but rain stopped travel and the event was postponed. Plattsmouth women looked forward to meeting their Weeping Water sisters, yet weather spoiled the royal plans.

Plattsmouth

Emma Weidman Celebrates Seventy-Sixth Birthday Dinner

Yesterday marked the seventy sixth birthday anniversary of Mrs Emma Weidman a respected local resident The family dinner was hosted at the North street home with many of her children attending Those present included Mr and Mrs Fred Ebinger of Plainview Mr and Mrs Fred Kroehler and Mr Leon Berry of Havelock Mr and Mrs Nelson Jean Mrs Fred Wagner and George Weidman of the city

Emma Weidman North Ith Street Weidman Fred W. Ebinger Plainview Fred Kroehler Leon Berry Havelock Nelson Jean Fred Wagner George Weidman

City Pays Its Last Tribute to Thos Walling

A funeral service honored Thomas Walling of Plattsmouth Cass County with a 10 30 morning requiem at St Johns Roman Catholic church The rite drew broad community support and was led by Father W L D Higgins The burial followed at the family plot with pallbearers William A Robertson Dr J S Livingston Frank M Bestor Henry A Schneider John Iverson and J M Teegarden of Weeping Water

St. John’s Thomas Walling Plattsmouth Cass County Walling Mr. Walling W. L. D. Higgins St. Patrick’s Church Manley Higgins Father Higgins William A. Robertson J. S. Livingston Frank M. Bestor Henry A. Schneider John Iverson J. M. Teegarden

Funeral attendees gather to honor Thomas Walling

Relatives from Fans City Omaha and nearby towns attend the funeral of the late Thomas Walling. Among those present are Edward McHugh Miss Helen McCarty Jerry E McHugh Arch Towle Fred Towle Maurice McHugh Kathryn Wadick and others from Murdock Omaha Grenwood Weeping Water and Nebraska City.

Thomas Walling Edward McHugh Helen McCarty Fans City Jerry E. McHugh Murdock Arch Towle Wabash Fred Towle Lincoln Maurice McHugh Osawatomie Kansas Mary McHugh Margaret O'Rourke Ruth Troxel Omaha Kathryn Wadick Grenwood J. M. Teegarden Weeping Water Byron Clark Jesse L. Root Katherine Danehay Catherine McCabe Lawrence Davidson Celia Iselminger H. A. Tool W. H. Pitzer Nebraska City Mogridge

Huneke children stricken by severe whooping cough

The Huneke family has suffered a severe bout of whooping cough since Friday. Youngsters Carl and Ruth have been confined to bed as the illness has caused great worry among W. F. and Mrs. Huneke.

W. F. Huneke Carl Ruth

Halloween Decor Ideas From Bates Book and Stationery

Black Cats stuffed cutouts and clever Hallowe en designs offered as favors and decorations at Bates Book and Stationery store.

Hallowe'en Bates Book and Stationery Store

Funeral Services for John Lentz Held

The funeral for John Lenz who died after a short illness was held at the Pilney home with Rev. Frank Emory Proutz of the Methodist church in charge. Born July 13, 1890 near Hay Springs Nebraska, he lived in Lincoln and Plattsmouth where he worked as a lathe mechanic at Burlington shops. He married Helen Pilney on November 25 1922 and resided in Plattsmouth. He was a German Lutheran by faith and belonged to the Burlington Relief. He leaves his wife, his father and stepmother Adam Lenz of Lincoln, and sister Mrs A J Moore of Lansing Michigan.

John Lenz Pilney Frank Emory Proutz Methodist Church E. H. Wescott Hay Springs Nebraska Lincoln Plattsmouth Burlington Shops Helen Pilney Lenz German Luthern Church Burlington Adam Lenz A. J. Moore Lansing Michigan

Program for Residents of the Masonic Home

Ladies from the Scottish Rite club of Omaha visited the Nebraska Masonic Home and gave several hours of music and dancing entertainment appreciated by residents. The performance featured old time dances and songs, artistically staged by the visitors, bringing joy to the home’s big family and staff, who hope for a return visit.

Daly Scottish Rite Club of Omaha Nebraska

Woodmen of the World Expoed to Southland Excurion

A. R. Carey and R. L. Jones preview the 25th anniversary Woodmen of the World excursion from Omaha to the southland leaving November 7 on the Missouri Pacific. The trip covers stops in St. Louis Memphis Little Rock New Orleans Houston Galveston Hot Springs Kansas City and returns to Omaha with official supervision and fare details available from local Missouri Pacific officials.

A. R. Carey Woodmen of the World R. L. Jones Missouri Pacific Railroad of Omaha Southland Missouri Pacific Missouri Pacific Railroad St. Louis Memphis Tennessee Little Rock Arkansas New Orleans Houston Galveston Texas Hot Springs Kansas City

Court House Closes in Honor of Thomas Walling

Cass county courthouse paused from 10 to 12 in tribute to the late Thomas Walling. Deputies clerks and officers attended his funeral. Walling's abstract work kept him a familiar figure in the offices of the register of deeds district court county judge and treasurer, and his absence will be felt.

Cass County Court House Thomas Walling Walling Court House Register of Deeds

Remodeling at Wetenkamp Building Brings Living Apartments

The Wetenkamp building on lower Main street, previously home to Bester & Swatek storehouse and Woods auto service, is being remodeled for upper-floor living quarters. The renovation includes heat and water systems to provide comfortable family housing.

Wetenkamp Lower Main Street Bester & Swatek The Woods Auto Service Station

Very Pleasant Birthday Surprise Is Held

Miss Margaret Sitzman was surprised for her birthday at the Sitzman home on West Pearl Street. Friends organized by Elizabeth Sitzman and Dorothy Sattler, with Halloween decor, games, music, and a two course luncheon. Attendees included Dorothy Sattler Pauline Parker Eleanor Hiber Elizabeth Sitzman Lillian Koubek Harriett Sitzman Margaret Sitzman Herman Tiekotter Jack Sedgway Louis Svoboda Frank Koubek and Mr and Mrs Latyrence Sprecher.

Margaret Sitzman Sitzman West Pearl Street Hfe Elizabeth Sitzman Dorothy Sattler Harriett Sitzman Marie Meisinger Ruth Sitzsman Pauline Parker Eleanor Hiber Lillian Koubek Margaret Sit

Hallo Ween Party Honors Omaha Guest at Jirousek Home

Miss Nettie and Miss Beatrice Jirousek hosted a Hallo ween gathering at west Oak street for about thirty young guests. Eleanor Baumgartz of Omaha attended as guest of honor, with games dancing fortune teller and ghost decor enhancing the evening.

John M. Jirousek West Oak Street Nettie Beatrice Jirousek Eleanor Baumgartz Omaha Jhousek Jolly Rt

Taken to the Hospital for Surgery

Mrs. T. T. Fry, a longtime city resident, was taken to Omaha for surgery at Nicholas Senn hospital after serious health declines. She has suffered from appendicitis gallstones and other complications. Grant Hackenberg and Philip Rhin accompanied her to the hospital for support.

T. T. Fry Omaha Nicholas Senn Hospital Philip Rhin

Halloween novelties on sale at Bates Book and Stationery

Bates Book and Stationery offers a wide range of Halloween novelties and designs for enthusiasts. Shoppers can find decorations, costumes, and seasonal accessories tailored for the holiday.

Assault Case to be Heard at Elmwood Soon

The Elmwood assault case involving Lance Clites and Jacob Sterner will be heard in Elmwood before Justice A. W. Neihart on Tuesday, November 3. Clites pleaded not guilty and posted a $50 cash bond to await trial. County officials transferred the case from this city to Elmwood for the arraignment and preliminary hearing.

Elmwood Lance Clites Jacob Sterner A. W. Nethart W. G. Kieck Clites A. W. Neihart W.C. Shaus Clutes Justice Neihart

Happy Hundred Suppers to Start Coming Month

The Chamber of Commerce committee E. H. Wescott L. O. Minor and G. W. Morgan set November 3 for the first Happy Hundred Suppers gathering. They seek Governor Adam McMullen as opening speaker for a non political appearance in Plattsmouth. Suppers, served by Methodist and Presbyterian ladies, will be held at church parlors with season tickets for six events.

Chamber of Commerce E. H. Wescott L. O. Minor G. W. Morgan Adam McMullen Nebraska Plattsmouth McKelvie McMullen

Card of Thanks for the Walling Family

The Walling family expresses sincere gratitude for the community’s sympathy after the death of their husband and father. They thank everyone for kind words deeds and flowers and extend heartfelt appreciation from Mrs. Thomas Walling and family.

Thomas Walling

Janda Sr. Undergoes Operation in Omaha Hospital

Frank Janda Sr. of this city underwent an operation at St. Joseph hospital in Omaha yesterday to relieve a several months’ long complaint. He departed for Omaha for treatment and will remain there for some time to recover.

St. Joseph Hospital Omaha Frank Janda Mr Janda

Mrs A D Asch Leaves for California Winter Visit

Mrs A D Asch a well known Cass county resident visited Murray today bidding friends farewell before departing this afternoon for Los Angeles California to spend the winter season on the southern Pacific coast. Her friends through Cass county wish her a pleasant stay and anticipate her return in milder weather.

Frider A. D. Asch Murray Los Angeles California Paelie

Burlington Forces Rollback Cuts At Plattsmouth Shops

Railroads across the country, including Burlington, implement early winter layoffs with Plattsmouth shops seeing 37 mechanics furloughed. Reductions affect freight car and other departments as workers shift to available positions, and a five day workweek begins Saturday in the Plattsmouth shop.

Burlington Plattsmouth Havelock Aurora

Homeyer and Larsh Win Marriage Licenses

A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon in the office of County Judge A. H. Duxbury to George R. Homeyer of Nebraska City and Lena L. Larsh of Union. The groom is the son of G. W. Homeyer, a well known Nebraska City businessman, while the bride is the daughter of Paul A. Larsh, a pioneer Cass and Otoe county family. her grandfather once served as mayor of Nebraska City.

A. H. Duxbury George R. Homeyer Nebraska City Lena L. Larsh Union G. W., Homeyer Paul A. Larsh Nebraska Cass Otoe County

Sues City for Flood Damage to Property

Jesse C Brady sues the City of Plattsmouth in district court claiming flood water overflow damaged his Lot 4 Block 111 and contaminated a water well. He seeks 5400 plus 540 in damages and argues the sewer in the waterway near his property worsened the flood. City counsel J A Capwell to defend. C A Rawls represents Brady.

District Court Jesse C. Brady Plattsmouth Nebraska Washington Avenue Plaints Tenth Street Locust Brady Judiciary Committee C. A. Rawls J. A Capwell

Death of Langdon Infant Shocks Omaha Family

W R Holly reports the death of the seven months old child of Mr and Mrs Mart Langdon of Omaha. The mother, Alma Holly formerly of this city and sister of Mr Holly, had been treated for intestinal trouble and died on the operating table during surgery.

Thuredor W. R. Holly Omaha Mart Langdon Langdon Alma Holly Mr. Holly

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James Robertson Thos. Walling St. John's Catholic Old Friends John Lentz Masonic Home Ladies of Scottish Rite Club of First National Bank BANK
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