West Side Athletics Edge Plattsmouth In Muddy Sunday Duel
The West Side Athletics of South Side Omaha defeated Plattsmouth 5 to 4 on a muddy diamond. Swanson struck out seven for the locals, Farris six for the visitors, with key plays by Jardine and Klauschie and Donovan’s long homer for Plattsmouth.
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West Side Athletics
South Side
Omaha
Swanson
Farris
Swanny
Plattsmouth Warriors
Plattsmouth
New- Tan
Short
Jardine
Kinnear
Frank Donovan
McCarty
Herold
Klauschie
Plake
Newman
Brunkner
Magrane
Donovan
Feeney
Plattamouth
Pete
Herb Klauschie
Orville Johnson
West Side
Clemmons
Newmeas
J. Donavan
Frank Donavan
West Siders
Agzain
Clemons
Bruckner
Motors to Thurman Iowa for Cass county picnic
A Cass county party traveled from this city to the Phillip Tritsch home near Thurman Iowa for a day of sightseeing and a basket luncheon. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. John Wehrbein and children, Mr. and Mrs. William Wehrbein and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tritsch, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Meisinger, Mr. and Mrs. John Bauer and children, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Born and children, Miss Louise Parriott, Elmer Tritsch, and Herman Hennings.
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Cass County
Phillip Tritsch
Thurman
Iowa
John Wehrbein
William Wehrbein
Ed Tritsch
Lester Meisinger
John Bauer
Henry Born
Louise Parriott
Elmer Tritsch
Herman Hennings
Omaha Bank Robber Flournoy Returned to Omaha
Detectives from Omaha and city police escorted Lee Flournoy from Kansas City to Omaha after a Missouri Supreme Court ruling denied his habeas corpus. The suspect, tied to the Security State Bank of South Omaha robbery, faced alibi challenges in Missouri courts as authorities moved to bring him back amid threats from supporters.
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Mondary
Omaha
Police Department of Omaha
Plattsmouth
Lee Flournoy
Security State Bank of
South Omaha
Springfield
Missouri
Missouri Supreme Court
Kansas City
Danbaum
Ed Vanous
George Dodds
Flournoy
Enjoy Family Reunion at Edgerton Home
Mr and Mrs A J Edgerton host a large family reunion with all children and grandchildren visiting from Presho South Dakota Moran Kansas and elsewhere Mrs Lee E Eatherton formerly Agnes Edgerton returns with two children to spend a year at her father's home Treva Edgerton attends high school and other relatives join the gathering before Eathertons depart by car for Moran Kansas Mrs Lester plans a three week stay to renew friendships.
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A. J. Edgerton
A. E. Lester
Ruby Edgerton
Eugene
Elen
Ronald
Alfred Edgerton
Rhea
Reno
Darlein
Treva Edgerton
Reverend A V Hunter Named Hastings District Superintendent
At the Lincoln Methodist conference Rev. A V Hunter was named superintendent of the Hastings district. He previously pastored the Methodist church in the city and later served at Getherburg and Grand Island. He will supervise all Hastings district churches and reside in Hastings, traveling to oversee church management.
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Lincoln
A. V. Hunter
Getherburg
Grand Island
Hastings
Cass County W C U Holds County Convention Saturday
The Cass County W C U convention met in Plattsmouth with large attendance and praise for hosting. Officers were re elected: President Mrs F H Gorder Vice President Mrs Eunice Westlake Secretary Mrs Balfour Treasurer Mrs M M McFall.
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Dalby
Cass County
F. H. Gorder
Weeping Water
Eunice Westlake Murdock
Balfour
Union
M. M. McFall
Eagle
Plattsmouth
Louisville
Elmwood
Catherine Schneider
Eaxophone
Harlan
Martha
Frederick Gorder
Condit
F. A. High
Elmer E. Thomas
Federal Prohibition
Omaha
Helen Jane West
Lena Hudson
Robert Hartford
Cleamons
City earns praise from returning resident for steady progress
W. W. Coates, once a prominent local businessman and now a capital investor in Kansas City, Missouri, visited Plattsmouth and toured the town. He praised the substantial improvements in the business district, housing, and paved streets, saying he would not have believed the extent of the town’s advancement since his departure.
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W. W. Coates
Kansas City
Missouri
Coates
Plattsmouth
Advertige Your West I The Jour nal For Results
A fragmented line from a newspaper ad highlights West I results in a journal style. The legible portion hints at event outcomes and seeks readers to report or confirm scores and standings.
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West
Journal
Nebraska City Boys Fall From Grace
Two Nebraska City youths Richard Williamson and Dave Andrews from Omaha were found intoxicated on a highway. They were arraigned by Police Judge William Weber, fined 20 dollars plus costs, and released.
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Nebraska City
Omaha
Richard Williamson
Dave Andrews
William Weber
Severe storm ends heat spell with heavy wind damage
A Saturday night storm ended a heat wave with heavy winds and lightning across the countryside near Plattsmouth. The south city area and farms along the K T highway reported shattered trees, a blew off roof at a gasoline station, a collapsed barn, unroofed chicken coop, and damaged barns and garages. Rain followed, over an inch in the city, hindering travel but causing no major damage beyond that.
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Plattsmouth
Punty
Chicago
Lincoln Avenues
A. W. Copenhaver
J. W. Seagraves
Plattemouth
Peter Mumm
K. of T
Real Window Decorations At Large City Store
The H. M. Soenichsen company displays attractively arranged windows with the latest dry goods ladies wear apparel shoes and mens clothing. Mrs Joe Bulin and Damian Flynn head the window decorating departments with special lighting that enhances the downtown store’s appeal.
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H. M. Soenichsen Company
Joe Bulin
Damian Flynn
Billy Cloidt Improves After Hospital Operation
Friends of the August Cloidt family report three year old Billy Cloidt is recovering at St. Joseph hospital in Omaha after last week's operation on a shoulder gath. Medical experts attribute the issue to diseased tonsils and say he endured the procedure well and is now improving.
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Billy Cloidt
August Cloidt
Billy
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Plattsmouth Radio Program Delights Shenandoah Audience
Plattsmouth entertainers traveled through mud to Shenandoah Iowa to perform on Station KMA sponsored by May Seed and Nursery Co. The show featured numerous soloists and groups led by Earl Mey and included violin saxophone flute and whistling acts. Attorney William A Robertson spoke on Plattsmouth's merits amid the lively broadcast.
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Plattsmouth
KMA
Shenandoah
Iowa
May Seed and Nursery Co
May
Earl Mey
W. A. Robertson
Bill
Mr. May
Earl
Lincoln
West
R. G. Reed
Elbert Wiles
Irma Pittmen
Anton Bajeck
Reed
Helen P. Upp
Pauline Parker
Pen Vandervoort
Jack Sedgway
Catherine McClusky
A. D. Caldwell
Ira Mumm
W. R. Holly
Eagles
Frank A. Cloidt
Minnie Pickard
Hal Garnett
B. A. McEilwain
Frank Cloidt
B. A. McElwain
Billy Robertson Praised As Top Radio Announcer For Plattsmouth
The speaker describes Billy Robertson as a premier radio announcer whose talent rivals the best on air. His talk is hailed as a strong boost for Plattsmouth and its residents, suggesting he could shift from law to broadcasting without loss to the community.
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Billy
Mr. Robertson
Plattsmouth
District Court Hearing on Fanger vs Dovey Partnership
Judge Begley presides over Frank N. Fanger versus George O. Dovey concerning the settlement of a former partnership in the purchase and exit of E. G. Dovey & Son assets. Opening arguments heard and testimony begun at 11 o clock.
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Begley
Frank N. Fanger
George O. Dovey
E. G. Dovey & Son
Harvey Becomes Hospital to Home Return After Farm Stabbing
C A Harvey, injured peacemaker in a county farm quarrel, has returned home from hospital in weak but improved condition. The incident began when two elderly roommates argued over an open window. Harvey intervened, was struck by a large knife, and driven to Omaha for treatment. Stephens, the assailant, was later moved to Lincoln for care.
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C. A. Harvey
Harvey
Stephene
Stephens
George W. Goodman
Mr. Harvey
Omaha
Lincoln
Full Line School Supplies at Bates Book Store
Bates Book Store advertises a full line of school supplies with emphasis on the lowest prices for students and teachers. Local shoppers urged to visit for back to school bargains and bulk deals.
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Bates Book Store
Pledges Poured In For Plattsmouth Auditorium Project
The Financing Committee in Plattsmouth advances toward a ten thousand dollar goal for a community auditorium. Pledges total near six thousand with cash or notes offering ten monthly installments and down payments. Leslie Niel, Legion treasurer, handles funds and coordination with banks, while businesses, lodges, and residents await further pledges and payment arrangements.
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Plattsmouth
Elk-Legion
Leslie Niel
Legion Financing Committee
Potes
Niel
Departing City Barber Charles Turnbaugh Relocates
Charles Turnbaugh, longtime barber at C. A. Rosencrans shop on North Sud, leaves the city Sunday for Hastings to visit family before seeking a new location. He made many friends and was active in American Legion circles and the drum and bugle corps.
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Charles Turnbaugh
C. A. Rosencrans
North Sud
Hastings
Turnbaugh
American Legion
Drum and Bugle
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O. Johnson
Mason
H. Johnson
PO J. Donovan
F. Donovan
Ploke
Eee Kinnear
Wolo
Clemens
W. C
Nebraska City Boys
FALL
EMA
Shenandoakhia
Leslie W. Niel
First National Bank
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