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OFFICIAL PROCEED
INGS OF THE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
verts, RD 7 34.86
J. C. Niday, road work, RD
No. 11 '
13.50
15.75
Wm. Kitzel, same, RD 6
T E. Akeson. same, RD 8
W. Mockenhaupt, same, RD
No. 8
T" TK 1 A QQ A
Green riggOH. same, , T ,tntnn same. RD 8
20.25
11.25
21.75
(Continued from rage 1)
... t n Aithnnsp- sams.
H. A. r unite, maiend... Geo II. Sell, same, RD 8-
J. U Tidball. Jr., umoer d on c supplies, RD
J. L. Tidball. Jr., lumber HO.So a"uu- W1 153.75
. - , - ;! O 4 .1 Ki 11, 15 --
;Fa,.on & Vierling. bridge lpred R.fVoft RD U 26.4U
.VI 1 I 1 t I fY, VII U I a . -
farm
Weeping Water Republican,
s 4 f A A
priming t".v ------ - tt v .rr 11.50
W. II. Puis, repairs "
Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co.,
June tolls, July rent-. 72.70
J. X. Elliott, salary 110.00
R. W. Knorr, mdse to the
county farm .78
Mumm Bakery, bread to the
county farm
S. S. Chase, meat to county
farm
K. K. K. Medicine Co., medi
cine to county far m
W. II .Puis, salary 100.00
Plattsmouth Water Co., water
liner cc u..ur.. - chnfpr Kanie. RD 14 Z.l'o
O I K. . t como T? I
11.5V Ji:uu "
' niAntxIo cranio
Ti.is.all l umber Co.. lumber. 15.00 .7 tt
Jacob Witt, same. Rl 5 ou.vu
RD 4 bS.DD
9.00
7. IB
. , ii tv n 97 0(1
---- . ioi) to ha iNoen, siting, ivm
F. Sturm, lumber 12-.5- Frolich. same. RD 16 8.45
COMMISSIONER'S FUND L scattergood, same, RD 16
First District j wbeelintr Corrug. Co. Cul-
.78 C. D. Spangler. freight $ 1.00 yert RD 15
Plattsmouth Motor Co., oil 2.5i T Harried, road work, RD
12 27 Alvin Bartlett, graderman no.iu 5
Bud Nickels, engineman 143.00 Trunkenbloz Oil, Co., gas, RD
6 90 Ofe Oil Co.. gas and grease.. 189.16 : 14 112.80,
COMMISSIONER'S FUND -Lincoln Road Equip. Co., !
Se.ond District I Blade. RD 5 41.00
18.00
2.85
Fred McC.rady, labor. matl.$ l.io
Ncbr. Culv. Mfg. Co., culverts
nt 11.55 Omaha Road Equipment Co.,
2.35
79.50
33.50
104.00
0
2.50
13.70
59.12
re
F. CI. Fricke & Co., supplies
to county farm
C. F. Harris, salary, mileage
E. A. Wurl. provisions to
poor
R. A. Bates, printing, sup
plies Clara M. Wickman. salary
W. G. Kieck. salary, expense
Bothwell Grocery, provisions
to poor
Cloidt Lumber Co., coal to
poor
W. F. Diers, pro v. to poor
The Eagle Beacon, publishing
weed notice
Farmers State Bank, provis
ion orders 32.00
Wabash Grain Co.. coal to
poor
Omaha I'rtg. Co.. supplies
E. Sturzenegger. provisions to
poor 12.00
Golda Noble Beal. salary
Clarence E. Ledgway, salary.
Golda Noble Beal, fees and
expense .
Golda Noble Beal. fees. State
vs. Burgess
Gokla Noble Beal. fees, State
vs. G. O. Dovey
Golda Noble Beal, fees. State
vs. W. Hirz
Golda Noble Beal, fees, State
vs. Mechan 36.90
C. D. Spangler, salary and
mileage
Omaha Prtg. Co., supplies
Joe Mrasek. feed grinder
Fred II. Gorder, telephone
calls
S. G. Adams Co., for dealer's
plates
Geo. R. Sayles. salary and
expense
Bert Reed, salary, mileage
5.50
1.S0
7.50
12S.50
repairs
A. F. Sturm, lumber
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
Third District
Service Garage, mdse $ 65.95
Fred Rueter, tractorman 137. 3S
Fred II. Gorder, repairs and
7r. 21
express to.ci
126.00 Monarch Tractor Corp., trac
tor repairs
enn linrrv S. haefer. erraderman
A. A. Wallinger. graderman. 100.65
5 50 Harley Hayes, tractorman 103.00
10.00 CO. HIGHWAY FUND
I'etcr Mann, engineman, pa
trol work ou.uw
S. S. Peterson, labor and ma
terial Greenwood Oil Co., gasoline.
Tidball Lumber Co., lumber.
Plattsmouth Motor Co., sup
plies McMaken Transfer, drayage
on wheels
Tidball Lumber Co.. lumber.
6.90
Louis Schmidt, road work,
RD 7 bb.au
Wheeling Corrug. Co.. Cul
verts. RD 14 91.80 J
Will Harley, road work, RD j
15 70.95;
Russell Todd, same, RD 1 2.70
C. C. Barnard, same. RD 1 126.30
Glen Wiles, same, RD 1 3.50
Jean Spangler, same, RD 1 12 00
Crane. Curyea & Murtey, Ma.
terial, RD 9 11.35
Arthur Skinner, road work,
RD 6 69.20 i
J. E. Lancaster, same, RD 27 174.85
Fred Lorensen, same, RD 8 77.00 j
Standard Oil Co., supplies, t
RD 7 49.20
Standard Oil Co.. same RD 16 12.75 :
BRIDGE FUND !
Fred Ruby, bridge work S 3.00
10.20
'0.20
183.33
91.67
CASS-SARPY. BRIDGE FUND
39 75' Jacob, same 33.75
Vm. Richards, same, jj.ju t
M. L. Evans, build 3 bridges. 345.56
Fred McCleery, 2 concrete
boxes 509.38
Monarch Eng. Co., Bal. due,
three bridges 922.35
Geo. E. Nickles. Mafl 192.15
C. C. Barnard, bridge work. 13.0o
4.
5.
5 I
V . - - aa ! V . iai uai uf ui i v num.
91.54 Albert Cotner, salary $ 'Crane. Curyea & Murtey. ma-
10.40
Joe Wooster
J. J. Svoboda
i nil.
t,diai .v, terial
. n - t a lei itti
salary j.uw ,
J. W. Banning, same
10.
34.1;
Wm. McCreary, salary 5? ? ; Union Lumber Co. lumberZ. 2
Ofe Oil Co.. oil and gas 11.29 . COMMISSIONER'S FUND
ThP Pnard adiourned to meet on I c t-:j
13.00
46.80
57.80
The Board adjourned to meet
Wednesday. July 6th. 1927.
GEO. R. SAYLES.
County Clerk
72.60
S6.75
12.00
Office of
c ot tv -ommi;siom:ks
of Vnn County
Plattsmouth, Neb.
July 6th, 1927.
Board met as per adjournment.
36 Present, C. . Harris, C. D. Spangler,
and Fred II. Gorder. County Commis
1.4.3o sionerSi ceo. R. Sayles, County Clerk.
4.50
and fees oSJ. bs .,-.tr,i ;n regular form
A. O. An It, provisions, poor.
A. II. Duxbury, salary
Bert Reed, meals to prisoners
Anna E. Leach, salary
A. H. Duxbury, Co. Court fees
Bert Reed, same
Milburn Srott Co., supplies
Alpha C. Peterson, salary and
First District
Standard Oil Co.. supplies..! 46.63
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
Second District
Anton Auerswald, labor and
material ? 36.00 1
Nebr. Culv. Mfg. Co., 1 60
Ft. Culvert 148.18
F. A. Burch. supplies 65 50
Standard Oil Co., same 162.27
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
Third District
Walter Blake, hardware $ 5.15
Anton Auers'vald, labor, Ma-
The following business was trans- ' ltM'a Z T-
tcd in regula? form: i P- A-S.cslff"7--10
The County Superintendent filed a :V1, , o
Board sliowingi"-"1"
Artnur unes, puuout main
lfc,J..J4 certificate with the
15.00 tnat 340 qualified pupils had applied
&D.00 for pree H;3h school Tuition privi
13.50 leges for the school year 1927-1928,
2-30 and the total amount necessary to be
3.40 raised as $36,720.. with the request
' that the Board make a levy as pro-
expense 176.50 vided by law in Chapter 63, Article
DRAG FUND
Guy F. Heil. dragging roads.
Vhrnclra Sfhnnl Laws.
N; levy was mad'1 by the Board j
5.00
85 00
RD No. 2 $ 24. SO as the final total valuation of all tax-
J. F. Behrns. same. RD 12
J. Neume i.Her. same, RD 13
Peter Mann, engineer, RD 11
R. L. Reeder. dragging roads.
RD No. 15 30.60
3.57 ab'e property was not available.
14.30! Claims Approved.
30.00 , Claims as listed on the various
i funds were allowed by the Board:
L. Srattergood. same. RD 16. 9.00
W. A. Umlancl. same, RD 16. 36.75 ;
Harry Frolich, same. RD 16. IS. 00
F. M. Cole. same. RD 14 43.50
F. Siemoneit. same. RD 2 9.10
A. W. Leonard, same. RD 10 13.65
H. Trunkenbolz. same. RD 1C 13.00
I Kaffenberper. same, RD 2 7.50
Howard Lohnes. same, RD 2 11.20
Leroy Meisinger, same, RD 2 15.60
Kenneth Ferris, same. RD 10 16.50
('. D. Geary, same. RD 10 9.11
N. F. Hennings, same, RD 2 IS. 00
Ralph Meisingcr, same. RD 2 14.55
R. Eikermann, same. RD 5 S.45
S. R. Parks, same. RD 5 18.75
ROAD FUND
W. J. Partridge, material and
labor. RD No. 13 $ 35.00
W. J. Partridee, material and
labor. RD No. 14 32.20
W. J. Partridge, material and
labor, RD No. S 6.00 t;
Nebr. Culv. Mfg. Co., repairs,
RD No. 15 7.32
Eli Keckler, grading, RD 13. 144.00
Ernest Mann, same, RD 12 144.00
Vance Harris, same, RD 11 38.00
C. F. Harris, supervision, RD
No" 13 10.00
J. C. Niday, road work, RD
GENERAL FUND
John E. Turner, office ex
pense 5
J. A. Edgerton, (Assgd ) re
pair mower
Hammond & Stephens, sup
plies 36.02 1
Theo. Harms, provisions to
poor
Louisville Courier, printing..
Nehawka Enterprise, printing
Nebr. Gas & Electric Co.
service 44.35
Klopp Prtg. Co., supplies .58
Mrs. D'ra Fleischman, care
blind brother 30.00
DRAG FUND
G. L. Althouse, draging road,
RI) 16
7.40
1.75
5.00
2.20
2.20
tamer
II. W. Christensen, storage.
salary
Oscar Dowler, salary 90.00
Elmer Rummel, salary 80.00
F. A. Burch, gasoline 34.50
A. W. Eaton, light bill .75
E. Coleman, salary, stor
age 87.18
Edd. Kelly, work on patrol
Standard Oil Co., supplies
Standard Oil Co., same Pat.
No. 4
Standard Oil Co., same, Pat.
No. 2 39.75
Standard Oil Co., same, Pat.
I No. 3 73.48
I CASS-SARPY BRIDGE FUND
I King of Trails Bridge Co.
! Pavment with the interest
on contract $3,561.45
The Board adjourned to meet on
Saturday, July 9th, 1927.
GEO. R. SAYLES
County Clerk.
3.28
4.46
10.50
15.93
7.50
30.75
51.65
13.50
S. K. Johnson, same, RD 6
Ed Fitzgerald, same, RD 10
J. E. Lancaster, same, RD 27
Ben J. Swanson, same. RD 16
Fred Doran, same, RD 16
C. L. Heneger, same, RD 13.
Fred McCleery, head wall,
RD 10 143.05
Fieri Mcf'leprv samp Tin 27 121.05 1
J. E. Lancaster, draging road
Office ot
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
of Csmh Countjr
Plattsmouth. Neb.
July 9th. 1927.
Board met as per adjournment.
Present, C. F. Harris, C. D. Spang
ler and Fred H. Gcrder, County Com
missioners; Geo. R. Sayles, County
Cferk.
The following business was trans-
10.50 acted in regular form:
22.40
Official bond of D. B. Porter,
Constable for Liberty Precinct, ap
proved by the Board.
Order by County Judge renewing
t the Mothers Pension of Mrs. Birdie
fin 10 21.90 Chancellor, Approved.
Rohert Stock, same, RD 6
; Wm. Richards, same, RD 4.
No. 11 15.75 Christ Neben, same, RD 6
Green Piggott, same, RD 10.
W. II. Puis, mdse., RD 1
Jess Warga, mdse., RD 1
Merton Gray, road work, RD
No. 5
F. M. Cole. same. RD 14
A. J. Schafer. same, RD 9
Ralph Meisinger, same. RD 2
Wm. Brandt, same. RD 12
Willie Brandt, same. RD 12.
Owen Willis, same, RD 12
Nelson Berger, same, RD 12
Wm. August, Jr., same, RD
No. 12
Alvin McReynolds. same, RD
No. 12
Wm. Jorgensen, same, RD 12
A. J. Tucker, same. RD 12
J. A. Doughty, same. RD 12.
George Lopp. same. RD 12
Paul Schlichtemeier, same,
RD No. 12
Omar Schlichtemeier, same,
RD No. 12
Wm. Rice, same, RD 12
Nick Klaurens, same. RD 12
C. M. Chriswisser, same, RD
No. 12
L. G. Plybon, same, RD 12
Chester Plybon, same. RD 12
A. J. Ross, same, RD 12
R. B. Stone, same, RD 12
Ernest Giles, same, RD 12
G. L. Heneger, same, RD 13
Tidball Lumber Co., lumber,
RD No. 1
R. Ketelhut, road work, RD
No. 12
J. C. Niday. same, RD 11
Wheeling: Corrug. Co., cul-
i
09.50 H. F. Schweppe, same. RD 7
4.00 Wm. Westfall, same. RD 7
.60 Louis Schmidt, same RD 7
j Henry Obernolte, same RD 15
4.50 Frank Gillett, same. RD 15
Jess Stock, same, RD 7
Henry Obernalte, same, RD 7
Coatman Hdwe. Co-, Mdse.
RD 6
C. C. Barnard, dragging roads
RD 1
Milo Buskirk, same. RD 7
Frank Hemke, same, RD 7
C. D. Kunz. same, RD 15
Christie Stohlman, same, RD
3
Alberk Kraft, same. RD 3
Ed Fitzgerald, same, RD 1.
Floyd Murphy, same, RD 9.
R. F. Fahrlander, same, RD
11
Harry Albin, same, RD 11
R. Kettclhut, same, RD 12
J. Edwards, same RD 12
Earl Opp( same, RD 12
A. J. Ross, same, RD 12
L. J. Erhart, same, RD 8
H. A. Doty, same, RD 9
R. M. Coatman, same, RD 6,
15. 16
J. II. Fulton, same, RD 1
Sinclair Ref. Co., gas. RD 14
Henry Scharer, dragging
roads, RD 14
Jacob Witt, same, RD 5
Eugene Colbert, same, RD 8.
25.75 Harold Schliefert, same, RD 8
Lee A. Cole, same, RD 3
S4.50 E. G. Lewis, same, RD 11
25.00 W. H. Pankonin. same, RD 3
John Heil, same, RD 3
45.65
58.35
77.75
6.00
4.50
6.00
6.00
7.50
3.60
10. SO
7.20
2.40
3.00j
3.60
3.60
1.20
2.10
1.S0
4.35
3.00
7.05
6.00
10.65
45.50
15.00
16.12
13.20
7.50
6.00
9.00
73.92
5.00
6.11
12.22
1600
.$ 16.50
68.50
15.00 Claims Approved
76.00 j Claims as listed on the various
21.75 funds were allowed by the Board:
4.00 j General Fund
16.50 , Plattsmouth Journal, Envel-
21.60 opes & Printing $
5.25 I. J. Fuller, provisions to poor
2.40 State Journal Co., Supplies,
4.50 Claim No. 86
28.50 K. B. Prtg. Co.. Legal Blanks
C. H. Gibson, provisions to
1.60 j poor
j DRAG FUND
9.20 Joe Vickers, dragging road.
24.00 RD 16
ROAD FUND
Trunkenbolz Oil Co., supplies,
RD 16
BRIDGE FUND
Geo. E. Nickles, Material $ 38.88
.red McCleery, excavate dirt 19.00 1
Searl & Chapin, material 74.60 ;
I COMMISSIONERS' FUND i
5.52 First District
9.75 J. D. Adams & Co., Grader
7.20 repairs , 6.56
7.87! COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND
2.00 Omaha Motor Parts Depot,
5.20 repairs 5 19.89
15.00 Chris J. Elgaard, supplies,
2137 Tools, 23.40
Omaha Road Equip. Co.
69.60 two tractors 3,200.00
7.80 The Board adjourned to meet on
6.20 Tuesday, August 2nd, 1927.
GEO. R. SAYLES.
County Clerk.
CASS COUNTY
Treasurer's Semi-annual Statement
From Jan. 6, 1927 to June 30, 1927, Inclusive
State General fund
State Capitol fund
State Redemptions
State Hail Insurance
School Land Lease fund
State Highway Maintenance
State Highway Supervision
County General fund
County Bridge fund
County Emergency Bridge fund
Soldiers' Relief fund
Mothers' Pension fund
District Road fund :
First Commissioner's Road fund
Second Commissioner's Road fund
Third Commissioner's Road fund
First Commissioner's Road Drag fund
Second Commissioner's Road Drag fund
Third Commissioner's Road Drag fund
Free High School fund
Teachers' fund
District School fund
District School Bond fund
Labor fund
Individual Redemptions
Co. Treasurer, Fees on Original Motor Licenses
Interest on County Deposits
Plattsmouth Refunding Bonds
Weeping Water Bonds
Greenwood Bonds
Avoca Village Bonds
Murdock Village Bonds
Alvo Village Bonds
County Road Drag from Motor fund
County Highway fund
Louisville Precinct Bonds
Stove Creek Precinct Bonds
County Farm Collections
Investments of School Bonds, Dist. No. 1
Advertising fund
Special Taxes
Sarpy-Cass Toll Bridge fund
City of Plattsmouth fund
City of Weeping Water fund
Village of Louisville fund
Village of Avoca fund
Village of Elm wood fund
Village of Greenwood fund
Village of Eagle fund
Village of Murdock fund
Village of Nehawka fund
Village of Alvo fund
Village of South Bend fund
Village of Union fund
Fee Account
Miscellaneous fund
Permanent Road fund
Fines and Licenses funds
Inheritance Tax fund
County Jail fund
TOTALS
If 35S
Balance Transferred Transferred Transferred Disburse
on Jan. 6, from other Receipts to Co. Gen. to other menta FEES Balance
1927 Funds Fund Funds
$ 3,974.54 $ $ 58,116.54 $ $ 49,324.54 $ 1,280. OS $ 11,486.46
1.281.59 S, 077. 64 7,231.59 177.46 1,950.18
216.22 31.57 216.22 1.98 29.59
309.45 309.45
311.01 85. S9 311.01 .S6 85.03
65.83 13,931.23 13,773.97 223.09
5.32 1,155.57 1,142.54 IS. 35
45.423.52 16,217.93 37.S10.S6 38,464.62 2,339.21 58.648.4S
21,324.45 7.7S 31.22S.75 13,602.39 3S.95S.59
7. 78 7.78
1,076.12 733. 5S 420.00 1.3S9.70
4.S00.72 3,666.92 1,494.50 6,973.14
16,234.33 2,251.17 33,019.32 20,124.15 5,827.64 25,553.03
5,261.03 400.00 4,268.76 5,436.04 4,493.75
13,679.68 125.00 4.26S.76 5,663.05 12.410.39
5.S77.24 201.50 4.268.76 1,835.08 8,512.42
9,496.70 3, 095. SI 1.899.2S 4.3S2.51 10,109.28
9,791.89 3, 095. SI 2.23S.77 2,939.41 12.1S7.06
6.192.45 3,095.81 3,179. 82 4,549.81 7,918.27
13. 189. 53 2S.116.68 25,656.00 281.16 15,369.35
682.32 607.00 5,465.48 6,129.48 C25.32
87,391.36 2,346.05 159.S64.51 144.49S.16 1,590.84 103,512.92
23,437.53 1,000.00 19.210. S5 946.05 11,203.67 191.40 31,307.26
2.2S2.4S 2,227.92 54.56
8,794.13 8,794.13
254.45 254.45
3, 157.78 3.157.7S
13,S2O.0O 13,820r00
J 6,610.00 6,610.00
632.50 632.50
150.00 150.00
240.00 240.00
197.50 197.50
9,287.43 9,287.43
24,426.76 4,495.73 21. SOS. 77 11,276.84 639.16 38.815.26
2.S67.43 1.S70.36 1,166.12 41.74 3,529.93
423.26 2,211.94 2.500.00 47.76 87.44
1,024.78 1.024.7S
26.75S.00 1,000.00 25.75S.00
47.75 47.75
4,603.54 4.603.54
451.76 11.770.10 9,120.18 235.40 2,866.28
S.S42.59 4,203.30 20,719.46 26.692.59! 479.34 6,593.42
3.055.19 294. SI 4. 879. 71 5,255.19 110.60 2,863.92
1,219.01 105.43 3,471.34 3,69S.65 77.54 1,019.59
327.97 405. S7 625. 00 j 9.071 99.77
3.505.34 2.823.03 5,900.00 63.25 365.12
1.S62.S7 2.54S.16 3.875.00 59.55 476. 4S
1,537.74 1.5SS.94 2,850.00 35.93 240.75
3S3.99 1,162.41 1.3S0.00 26.52 139. SS
1,075.40 934.31 1,775.00 21.35 213.36
j 225. IS 930.35 810.00 21.29 324.24
39S.81 112.70 425.00 2.94 83.57
200.16 494.32 327.00 11.22 356.26
2,250.00 7.S00.21 34.25 5,584.46 2,250.00 2,250.00
10.313.4S 3.64S.00 6,665.48
S, 477. 55 812. S8 561.20 8.729.23
6S1.00 180.00 607.00 254.00
S12.SS S12.SS
.71 .71
I
;
S35S.6S3.69 $ 50.156.22 IS561. 132.201$ 16.217.931$ 45. 2S2.23IS453. 534.131$ 7. S00.2 1 1 $ 4 47.137.61
Outstanding Warrants
Z3rXo dutstawning registered warrants.
Summary of All Collections and Disbursements
Disbursem'ts
Collections for years
Collections for year
1910 and prior.
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
191S
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
78
54
15
State Apportionment -
School Land Lease
Motor Registration
Miscellaneous Collections
Individual Redemptions
Fines and Licenses
Cities and Villages Refunding Bond
Interest on County Deposits
County Farm
Sarpy-Cass Toll Bridge Collections
Inheritance Tax
Fee Account
Fees Earned
Total Collections
Balance on hand January 6, 1927.
GRAND TOTAL
Receipts
$ 265.41
14.36
18
37
50
3S.08
41.40
63.74
44.14
181.28
367.S8
323.22
960.09
1.102.85
1.475.97
5.699.43
420.28S.06
5.465.4S
85.89
46.437.45
11.622.93
S. 794. 13
ISO. 00
21,650.00
3,157.78
1,024. 7S
11,750.10
812.S8
34.25
7,800.21
S549.788.26
358.6S3.69
S90S.471.95
Certificate of Treasurer
I. John E. Turner. Treasurer of Cass county,
Nebraska, hereby certify that the above statement
shows the amounts collected and disbursed in the
various funds from January 6, 1927, to June 30,
1927, inclusive, and the balance on hand June
30, 1927, and furthermore that the foregoing is
correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN E. TURNER,
County Treasurer.
State Disbursements $ 71,9
County Disbursements S4,6
School Disbursements 187,4
City and Village Disbursements 53,6
County Highway Disbursements 11,2
Individual Redemptions 8,7
Refunding City and Village Bonds 21,6
Salaries for Six Months 2,2
Sarpy-Cass Toll Bridge 9,1
Louisville Precinct Bond 1,1
Fees Charged to Regular Sources
Permanent Roud
Investment Bond, School District No. 1
7.8
5
1.0
99. S7
15.05
87.31
13.43
76.84
94.13
50.00
50.00
20.18
66.12
00.21
61.20
00.00
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS
1461,334.34
Balance on hand June 30, 1927 $447,137.61
CONTRIBUTES TO BUILDING
5.50
66.70
9.00
21.60
4 92
7.00
WRONG CAR
Package containing baby cap and
sweater. Finder nleasfl l
10.50 Journal office or Soennichsen store.
J18-3td
From Friday's Daily
C. C. Cotner, owner of the new
Plattsmouth-Omaha bus line, is the
latest contributor to the American
Legion community building fund,
his subscription being for $25,00,
which brings the total amount sub
scribed to date up to $10,285.01.
Of this more than $S, 000.00 has
been paid in and expended on work
done to date, and the committee i3
already faced with the prospect of
having to borrow to meet current es
timates unless those subscribers who
pledged the remaining $2,000 ar
range to make good on their obliga
tions right away.
Money is needed badly and all who
can possibly do so should pay their
pledge at once to Leslie Niel, treas
urer of the Finance committee.
P0LLYANNAS MEET
7.80 ,
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From Friday's Ijally
The Pollyannas of the First Metho
dist church met at the parlors of the
iat pvenins. The business
meeting was held in the fore part of
'the evening, followed by the social
meeting. Many games were played
.which were enjoyed by all. At the
close of the event very dainty and
delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess Miss Irene Simons
and Mary Ellen Byers.
Those attending this pleasant
event were Germaine Mason, Helen
Virginia Price, Margaret and Flor--ence
Nelson. Helen Schulz, Vivian
iLightbodv, Winifred" Rainey, Mable
'Brittain, Amy Elliott, Dorothy Farm
er, Doris Peterson, Hariet Simons,
Helen and Opal Byers, Mrs. Schulz,
.Mrs. Byers, Jean Hayes and the hos
tess.
Blank books at the Journal office.
Nebraska Man
Weds Heiress
Doctor D . V. Morgan Married to
Cincinnati Girl; Plan Motor
Honeymoon.
Cincinnati, O., July 22. Miss
Anna Marie Herrmann, society heir
ess in her own right and daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. Matthew Herrmann,
prominent citizens of this city, and
Dr. C. V. Morgan, son of B. G. Mor
gan of Arnold. Neb., himself widely
known as a Nebraska physician, were
wedded at high noon Thursday at the
Bethlehem church here.
Rev. Matthew Herrmann, father
of the bride, officiated. Dr. W. W.
Herrmann of Omaha, brother of th3
groom, acted as groomsman, while
Miss Dorothy Naumann of Pittsburgh
was bridesmaid.
The bride is a graduate of Ne
braska Wesleyan university. Dr.
Morgan is a graduate of the college
of medicine. University of Nebraska,
and a member of the Phi Chi Medi
cal fraternity.
After a long motor honeymoon Dr.
and Mrs. Morgan will reside at
Washington. D. C, where Dr. Morgan
is one of the Walter Reed hospital
staff.
Dr. Morgan is a nephew of Sheriff
and Mrs. Bert Reed of this city and
who had the pleasure last week of i
visit from B. G. Morgan, father of
the groom,, who stopped here en
route to Cincinnati for the wedding.
William Weber of Aurora, Illinois,
arrived here yesterday to spend a
few days in arranging to 6hip his
household goods to the Illinois city
and on his return will be accompan
ied by the family to the new home.
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