Klan Parade Draws Crowd Despite Rainy Night
A Klan parade and meeting occurred near the Wiles farm on the Louisville road last evening. About 259 marchers, many from Omaha, moved through downtown routes before a Wiles pasture gathering where W H Watson of Kansas City spoke on the order's beliefs and political views.
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Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Wiles Farm
Louisville
Missouri Pacific Station
Klan
Missouri Pacific
Elim Street
Washington Avenue
Vine Street
Third
Main
Sixth
Omaha
Wiles
W. H. Watson
Kansas City
Smith
New York
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
James A. Reed
Missouri
Wescotts Attend Creston Men’s Brotherhood Banquet
E H Wescott and son Edgar returned from Creston Iowa where they attended Tuesday night’s Men’s Brotherhood banquet at the Methodist church. Wescott was chief speaker on fathers and sons and gave piano numbers. They stayed with Mr and Mrs G E DeWolff and visited Creston junior college where DeWolff serves as superintendent and O V Sanders presided as junior college president.
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E. H. Wescott and Son
Edgar
Creston
Iowa
Men's Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Mr. Wescott
O. V. Sanders
Men’s Brotherhood
Sailors Return Home On Furlough From Navy Duty
Donald Allen son of Mr and Mrs M T Allen returns to town on furlough after serving on the battleship Idaho. The ship traveled from San Diego to New York and Boston via the Panama Canal giving Don a view of the tropics canal zone and Cuba. Arley Griffin also from this city has been on the west coast serving on a destroyer and has been ordered to China with the Asiatic fleet.
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Dattry
Donald Allen
M. T. Atlen
U. S
Don
Idaho
San Diego
New York
Boston
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Mr. Allen
Arley Griffin
China
Leaving for Florida from Thursday's Daily
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin E. Greene Jr and Mr. and Mrs. Wm E Propst with son W E Jr will leave Plattsmouth for Lake Worth Florida after a summer stay in town. Mrs J F Sindelar entertained them at her Omaha home Monday evening with bridge scores posted for C E Wilcox and R T Propst. Ice cream and cake were served to the party including Marilynn Wilcox and Kathryn Mae Sindelar.
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Elvin E. Greene, Jr
Wm. E. Propst
W. E. Jr
Plattsmouth
Lake Worth
Florida
J. F. Sindelar
Omaha
Bridge
C. E. Wilcox
R. T. Propst
Wm. EF. Propst
W. E. Je
Robert L. Propst
Marilynn
James Polin
R. T. Propst and Son
Robert of
Scout Court of Honor Held at Nebraska City
Last evening two carloads of Boy Scout officers and leaders traveled to Nebraska City for a court of honor ceremony. The event presented merit badges including life saving badges from the American Red Cross to scouts, with a musical program enhancing the meeting at the First Methodist church. Attendees from this city included E. H. Wescott Floyd Flack J. W. Simons Roy Perkins Joe Capwell Joe Ruttery and Rev. H. E. Sorter.
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Nebraska City
First Methodist
American Red Cross
E. H. Wescott
Floyd Flack
J. W. Simons
Roy Perkins
Joe Capwell
Joe Ru
A. J. Wolf Visits City From Glenwood
A. J. Wolf, a longtime Mills County resident near Glenwood, was in the city today on business then continued to Omaha and home. He came to Mills County as a mail boy in 1865 with his parents and has farmed south of Glenwood for sixty two years. He recalls the city’s growth from a small town to a modern city and notes a past season of frost each month. He expects good corn this year and that the frost danger is past.
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A. J. Wolf
Glenwood
Omaha
Wolfe
Mills County
Wolf
Mrs Bert Donaldson Suffered Injury After Fall
Mrs Bert Donaldson of this city was taken to the hospital last evening suffering from an injury from a fall at her home a few days ago. She slipped while washing and struck the edge of a tub inflicting injuries not initially serious but later deemed more severe requiring hospital treatment.
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Bert Donaldson
Burlington Train Delayed By Locomotive Trouble
Eastbound Burlington train No. 6 due at 7 15 a m was three hours late this morning because locomotive trouble in the west part of the state held the train up for several hours until a replacement locomotive arrived.
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Burlington
Card of Thanks for Baby’s Funeral Flowers
Mr and Mrs George Mumm express gratitude to friends for sympathy words and to the Eagles Social Workers Flower club and neighbors for the flowers at their baby’s funeral.
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Eagles
Social Workers Flower Club
George Mumm
Parent-Teachers Get Mrs Roe Visit on Rural Education
Daly- Plattsmouth P T A hosted national field secretary Mrs C E Roe who spoke at a high school program after a county round table. She outlined seven cardinal education objectives and urged active parent involvement alongside schools to guide children through changing times.
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Daly— Plattsmouth
Parent - Teachers Association
C. E. Roe
New England States
Parent-Teachers Association
Chloe Baldridge
Charles Taylor
Nebraska Rural Parent-Teachers Association
State Department
P.T. Council
Baldwin
Oakland
Calif
Child Welfare Magazine
Sam
Parent
Ers Association
Japan
Y's
Lfe
Eevery
Winshop
America
Neaven
Will Durant
T. A
Ella Lyman
Cabot
Rachel Stone
Garter sale teased by Plattsmouth merchant Thierolf
A World-Herald column notes Phil Thierolf of Plattsmouth promoting a garter sale in the Daily Journal. The piece mocks the garter as a weather barometer with Meteorologist M. W. Robbins quoted on rain when humidity rises. Thierolf urges buyers to get new garters and “pray for rain.”
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Gerald Griswold
World-Herald
Phil Thierolf
Barmagarter
Philip Thierolf
Plattsmouth
Daily Journal
M. W. Robbins
Omaha Weather Bureau
Queen Esther Society Elects Officers At Meeting
The Queen Esther society of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Harry Bethel's home with many young ladies in attendance. Officers elected were President Mrs. Roy Perkins Vice president Miss Lelia Parker Secretary Miss Fern Jahrig Treasurer Miss Vivian Parker with Dor othy Persinger as birthday offering and Nellie Bethel as mite box. Mrs. C C Wescott was named class leader for the year. Refreshments followed the business session.
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Queen Esther Society
The
Methodist Church
Harry Bethel
Roy Perkins
Lelia Parker
Fern Jahrig
Vivian Parker
Dorothy Persinger
Nellie Bethel
Ruth Patton
C. C. Wescott
Funeral attendance in Surprise Nebraska
On Tuesday September 13 B W Livingstons wife and daughter Grace traveled to Surprise to attend the funeral of Mrs Addie Brown, cousin of Mrs Livingson and Mrs McDonald. They also visited James Gilmour and wife at their home.
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B. W. Livingston
Grace
Addie Brown
Livingson
McDonald
James Gilmour
Churches of Country Show a Large Gain
The federal council of the Churches of Christ in America says church membership has risen despite reports of losses. Using census and church handbooks, twenty-five principal denominations show a 46.4 percent gain in twenty years, with membership increasing from about 18.76 million in 1906 to 27.47 million in 1926, while population rose 36.5 percent.
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Counci
Churches of Christ In America
Charles S. Macfarland
Councr
H. K. Carroll
Macfarland
Frederick L. Fagley
Congregational Commission On Evangelism
Carroll
U. S. Census Bureau
Handbook of the Churches
United States
Couple Married Weeks Prior Face Assault Charge
A complaint filed by Ada Carey in County Attorney W G Kieck's office charges her husband A C Carey with assault and battery. A warrant was issued for his arrest. The alleged incident occurred last evening at the couple's home. the pair reportedly married only a few weeks ago in the west.
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W. G. Kieck
Ada Carey
A. C. Carey
New Citizen Arrives At McCauley Home
The McCauleys welcomed a real boy weighing 10 pounds on Saturday's Daily. The mother and baby are reported healthy and thriving. This first child brings great joy to Charley and family, marking a proud family milestone.
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Charles McCauley
Charley
Janda Family Visit Brings Pleasure to Sedalia Friends
Cyril Janda, Sr. and Cyril Janda Jr. spent several days in Sedalia Missouri visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brinkman and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Slatinsky. The trip, taken in Cyril Jr’s car from New York, was a great pleasure for the Janda family and will be followed by a longer stay before returning east.
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Fom
Cyril Janda
Cyril, Jr
Sedalia
Missouri
Janda
New York City
Henry Brinkman
Vincent Slatinsky
Brinkman
Slatinsky
Missouri City
Cyril Janda, Jr
Summer Heat Clears Drying Path for Corn Crop
The last two weeks of intense heat have helped the corn crop in this region. Very hot days and strong sunshine have dried and hardened the safe corn, reducing frost risk. Most of the crop should mature by October or early November, with only scattered late sections likely to fail.
A C Carey Acquitted After County Court Hearing
In county court Judge A H Duxbury found insufficient evidence to convict A C Carey of assault and battery after a hearing on Ada Carey’s complaint. The couple, married three months in Wyoming, faced a possible divorce action following the incident.
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A. C. Carey
Ada Carey
A. H. Duxbury
Mr. Carey
Court House
Wyoming
Will Give Concert From Saturday's Cathy
The De Moss Concert company will perform at First Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening for the Plattsmouth community. The traveling musical troupe features several gifted readers and is regarded as a premier ensemble with international touring credentials.
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First Presbyterian Church
de Moss Concert Company
Plattsmouth
Europe
Canada
Very Mysterious Shooting in Otoe County
A Lorton resident and former sheriff candidate Will Misegadis was shot in the right temple as he investigated a motor noise at his home. The 38 caliber bullet left a clean wound with no powder burn, and the intruder fled. Sheriff Ryder was not alerted until days later, and no casualty occurred.
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Lorton
Marke
Otee County
William Misegadies
Misegadies
Miseevadies
Misegadis
W. Dpd
Gibbon
Dunbar
Ryder
Beuchler Remains in Critical Omaha Hospital Care
Word comes from an Omaha hospital that Jacob Beuchler of near the city has lingered there for weeks in serious condition. He has long suffered diabetes and an infection led to leg amputation, but the disease has progressed with little hope for recovery, causing sorrow among his old friends.
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Omaha
Jacob Beuchler
Beuchler
Car damage at tourist park near Louisville
A Louisville area resident reported damage to his car left near the Westernan tent show at the tourist park. A bow on the top was bent and the vehicle sustained damage. several boys or soldiers were suspected but not positively identified. The owner plans to absorb the small loss unless clearer identification occurs.
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Louisville
Cook Home Returns After Hospital Stay
Charles E. Cook, after months at Immanuel hospital in Omaha, is home to rest and regain strength for a possible operation intended to relieve his suffering. He can walk a little and feels better but remains far from well, with hopes that home surroundings will aid a quicker recovery.
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Charles E. Cook
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Mr. Cook
Bates Book and Stationery Store Ad
Bates Book and Stationery Store offers a complete line of school supplies available at all times for students and parents seeking reliable materials.
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Bates Book and Stationery Store
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Lowa
Denver
Phil’s Garter
Surprise
Nebraska
Federal Council
Thomas Svoboda
Thomas, Jr
Journal
Otoe County
Will Misegadis
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