Church Circle Meetings Add Social and Election News
Presbyterian Mission circle meets at 2 45 in the church for annual reports and officers to be elected with large attendance expected. Congregational Mission circle hosts a dime social Friday at Mrs il Hy Patten home with program social hour and refreshments. Methodist Aid society meets Thursday at 3 with Mrs W W Boselle. Baptist Union meets Wednesday at 4 in church parlors. Mise Morgan has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Mission Circle
Congregational Mission Circle
Mra
Hy Patten
Baptist Junion Union
Mise Morgan
Westminster Guild Meeting Postponed One Week
The Westminster guild meeting scheduled for this evening has been postponed for one week. Auxiliary Tea hosted by the Ladies' auxiliary of St. Mark's will be held Friday afternoon at the Parish House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Club
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
St. Mark's
Westminster Guild
Look to Your Plumbing and Digestion
The pamphlet warns foul plumbing causes typhoid fever and compares digestion to house plumbing. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief from digestion trouble and notes they are for sale by all druggists.
Stabler Boy Found in Sidney. Father to Bring Him Home
A Stabler boy who ran away after the accident with Charley Bristol has been located in Sidney. Bristol is reported to be recovering, with sight restored in one eye soon. The runaway youth boarded a freight to Sidney, grieving over the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Bristol
Sidney
Bristol
Boy Hurt In Collision On Seventeenth Street
Walter Schagg lay comatose hours after a collision with a southbound auto on Capitol Street while riding a bicycle with his head down. Eye witnesses say the car tried to pass and struck the rear wheel. He was taken to Crook's drug store and later home, resting easily with expected recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Schagg
Schagg
Seventeenth Street
Capitol
Crook
Empson Canning Plant Damaged by Severe Storm
Longmont Colorado March 24 damage totaling about 10000 dollars was caused yesterday afternoon when a wild storm struck the Empson canning plant. The old roof collapsed as the new brick walls were being built ruining machinery and wrecking several nearby structures. The storm began at 2 pm and peaked two hours later subsiding by 5 or 6 pm.
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Longmont
Colo
Empson
Walla
Walle
Cits
Omaha Tornado Devastates Suburbs and City Center
A violent tornado struck Omaha and surrounding villages causing widespread destruction. Houses and businesses were destroyed, fires started, and dozens dead or missing. Federal troops aided police to prevent looting as authorities assess the disaster scene and relay grim counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Omaha
Benson
Dundee
Provence
Omaha
Webster Street
Dahlman
Moorevead
Iolston
Twenty-fourth
Sixteenth and
Binney
Twentyfourth
Lake
Bemis Park
Joslin Castle
Lincoln
Field Club
Carter Club
Fort Omaha
Fortieth and
Farnatu Streets
Wlinois Central
Missouri River
Notable Deaths and Obituaries Listing Fragment
Identified names include A. J. Prek Benjamin Barnes Mrs. A. A. Bigelow Henry Blauvelt Marie Hooker Jean Brooks infant son of Morris Christensen Harry Cooper W Copley Cliff Daniela wife and two daughters Mrs R Davis George J Daunean W Dillon Ferguson Db L Fields William Pieher Mrs B F Fitzgerald Mrs F G Goodenough Henrietta Grieb J G Hiaasen Mrs J G Mannen and Mr and Mrs Hardy of Cedar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Prek
Benjamin Barnes
A. A. Bigelow
Henry Blauvelt
Marie Hooker
Jean
Brooks
Morris Christensen
Harry Cooper
Davis
George J. Daunean
Intense roar and tornado described in Bemis Park area
Eyewitness account of a devastating storm near Bemis Park at 6 o'clock. The narrative depicts a violent tornado with uprooted trees, flying debris, and buildings struck by unseen forces, causing deaths and injuries as residents sought shelter. Describes electric-like forces and a sulfurous air, with chaotic destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemis Park
Omaha Fire Destroys 1500 Buildings Amidest Devastation
An official dispatch from Omaha to Burlington Railway reports 1500 buildings burned with four major fires still raging, while numerous estates burn and fight to control the flames. The letter arrives in Chicago on March 24, detailing extensive destruction during the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Burlington Road
Omaha
Tornado Rips Bemis Park Area Leaving Ruined Homes
A south west tornado crossed Cuming street and blasted the Bemis park district. It leveled the $25 000 Tolf Hansen mansion site and left a trail of dazed victims as debris and damaged buildings stretched across the eastern valley. The House of Hope stood unscathed in the distance.
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Bemis Park
Tolf Hansen
Thirty-fourth
Lincoln Boulevard
Cuming Street
Park District
House of Hope
North Twenty-seventh Street
Cyclones Again Cheerful After Dance Event
The W. W. will host another after dance Thursday evening promising a good time for attendees.
Five Die as Chicago Storm Roars Through City and Suburbs
A violent storm struck Chicago and suburbs killing five and injuring fifty. A 70 mile per hour gale brought hail rain sleet and lightning. Fifty fires broke out and property damage is estimated at 500000 with two buildings wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
lFive
Red Cross Offers Omaha Rescue Aid After Tornado
Ernest P. Bicknell director of the American Red Cross telegraphed Nebraska Governor Moorehead offering relief for Omaha tornado victims. Plans included sending nurses doctors and supplies by relief trains. President Wilson also telegraphed Omaha Mayor Dahlman expressing distress and asking how to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ernest P. Bicknell
American National Red Cross Society
Moorehead
Nebraska
Redross
Omaha
Hicknell
Hie
Wilson
James C. Dahlman
Elliott Declines Wilsons Offer to England Ambassadorship
Former Harvard president Elliott declined President Wilsons offer to serve as ambassador to England stating he does not desire a diplomatic post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eliott
Harvard
Wilson
England
McCarty Signs For Four Ring Bouts
Promoter reports McCarty plans four fights in coming months. The white heavyweight aims to maximize earnings with offers deemed fair. Potential bouts include six round stops in Philadelphia and Calgary with Carl Morris and Jim Flynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carty
McCarty
Billy McCartey
Philadagphia
Jim Flynn
Itty
Carl Morris
Ameony
Calgary
Alta
Ine H Tom
Four Mysteriously Murdered Families Found After Fire
In Glassboro New Jersey March 2 a fire destroyed the Wharton farm house trapping Lee Wharton 18 his wife Mary 92 and their 6-year-old daughter Lilligy inside Their bodies were found in the cellar and a neighbor John Boy Hemphill 42 was found dead on a nearby farm with a shotgun wound A double barreled shotgun with an empty shell was found near Hemphill and investigators pursue a mystery surrounding the four deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glassboro
Pinney
Lee Wharton
Mary
Lilligy
Ip Wharton
John Boy Hemphill
Hess
Hensphill
Evening Dance at the Elks Home Thursday
The Elks invite members and friends to an all dance event Thursday evening at the Elks' home with music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelks
Elks
Tornado Toll Rises Across Midwest and Plains
Reports to the American Telephone and Telegraph company detail multiple fatalities and injuries from tornadoes in Galesburg and Lincoln areas. A hotel and jail suffered damage with guests unhurt. Milwaukee also reports a severe rain and wind storm causing extensive property damage estimated at $200,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Galesburg
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Milwaukee
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WM Havers Dry Goods CD
Pythian Sisters
Noble Grand Association of the Order of Rebeka'a
J. W. Piper
Weet 22Nd Street
Cordite Arena
W. 5
Leighton
Coterle Ari Club
Paul Bailey
Cheyenne
Halles
Force
Arthur Spaulding
Lona C. Freund
BE. CO
Kensington
Frank Gilrson Mies
Rosalie Stone
Hartung
Boy Scout Movement
Woman's Club
Card Club
Mrs. L. J. Bump
Five Hundred Club
Presbyterian Missions
Methodist Aid Society
W. W. Bosaelle
West Twentyelfth Street
Junior Union
Or. Pierce
HK. V. Pierce
Esi Ou
Boy Bunn
Fawler
Empson Cannery
Hanoc
Crook Valley
Miss Helne
Sletera
Andrew Hendrickson
Bien Hensman
Vanderen
Mra. Houge
Barnes
A. Lardeen
Lloyd Glover
George Hanskett
Sunny Ford
T. EB. Johnson
John Doyle
Mrs. Hansen
Mason
Hansen
Forty-seventh
Pacific
John E. Ryan
Ella Johnson
Nathan Krinsky
Krinsky
Solomon Wertzeli
Erma Hoegn
Misa Josephine
Frank Davis
Hariette Davis
F. V. Fitz
Maher
Marie Hansen
Savidge
Hines
R. R. Vanderen
C. B. Wishon
Moore View
H.V. Fits
Emma Roosing
Frank Devey
J. D. Hogee
Miss Hevs
Holm
Baby
Freda Hulting
Mary Hansen
Miss Jepsen
James Jamison
L. Prek
Sam Riley
E. Sawyer
Cassius C. Shimer
A. B. Stanley
Bert HM. Fields
Sullivan
Shaw
Nelleigh
Neihart
Kramer
Mrs
Rose Gray
Baby Sherwood
Scott Barber
George Hanson
Tom Johnson
George Hamfel
Charles South
Odessa Parke
Marie Lindsey
Morris Christen
Nels Larsen
Ida Newman
J. B. Nicholson
Cosalie Norris
T. B. Norris
Helen Newns
Iowa
Council Bluffs
James R. Rice
Margaret Rice
John Schulte
William Poole
Johnson
James McDonald
Dennaville Crossing
Weston
Lon Thomas
Joseph Swinderman
Glenwood
Eaward Lambert
Desha Lambert
Cylde Merritt
Identifed
Ters
Boston Ladies
Lg Carey
RED Cross
Elliott
Cettinje
Djavid Pasha
Skumbi
Albania
Tles
Hoovy
Neb
Kerlin
C. H. Garwood
L. C. Smith & Bros
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewrt Company
Busines
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Co
Denver
Brangoh
Champa
Denver, Col
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