Church Circles Schedule Meetings And Socials
The Presbyterian Mission circle notifies a 2 45 pm annual meeting with year reports and officer elections and urges large attendance. The Congregational Mission circle hosts a dime social Friday afternoon at Mrs il Hy Patten's home with program and refreshments. The Methodist Aid society meets Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs W W Bosaelle at 118 West Twenty fourth street. A Baptist Union meeting is set for Wednesday at 4 o'clock in the church parlors. Miss Morgan has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Mission Circle
Congregational Mission Circle
Mra
Hy Patten
Methodist Aid Society
W. W. Bosaelle
West Twentyelfth Street
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 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 for Health
The notice compares household plumbing to human digestion and urges keeping both in top condition. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief of digestion trouble and claims availability at all druggists.
Stabler Boy Found in Sidney. Bristol Boy to Recover
The Stabler boy who fled after the accident with Charley Bristol has been located in Sidney. The Bristol boy is expected to recover soon from the eye injury caused when a stray bullet struck him while he was sunning. The Stabler boy’s father travels to Sidney to bring him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Bristol
Sidney
Bristol
Boy Hurt In Bicycle Collision On Seventeenth Street
Walter Schagg lay in a comatose state after a collision with a southbound auto on Capitol Street. Witnesses say he rode east on Seventeenth with his head down when the car attempting to pass struck his rear wheel. He was taken to Crook's drug store and later to his home. doctors report he rests easily and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Schagg
Schagg
Seventeenth Street
Capitol
Crook
Empson Canning Plant Wrecked by Storm at Longmont
A March 24 wildstorm hit Longmont Colorado damaging the Empson canning plant with about 10000 dollars in losses. The storm tore the old roof off and toppled the weakened walls as brickwork rose. Machinery was ruined and nearby structures also suffered damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longmont
Colo
Empson
Walla
Walle
Cits
Lincoln
Neb
Kerlin
Omaha Tornado Devastates City Suburbs and Claims Many
Tornado racks Omaha and suburbs Benson Dundee Provence. gridlock and looting fears as militia arrives. City lifelines fail. mass destruction includes Webster Street station collapse, a moving picture theater, and Bemis Park. Dozens dead, many injured. list of missing grows as authorities clear debris.
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
Later-Listed Names Highlight Local Deceased Figures
Identified among the memorials are 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 and family, Mrs. R. Davis, George J. Daunean, W. Dillon, Ferguson, 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 Storm Roars Through Bemis Park Area
Eyewitness account describes a devastating cyclone unleashed near Bemis Park before 6 PM. Homes shook as trees toppled, debris shattered structures, and people sought shelter while electricity-like forces reared and carried objects away.
Omaha Fire Rages as 1500 Buildings Burn in Jets Blast
An official dispatch from Omaha reports 1500 buildings destroyed by fire after a Burlington road incident. Four major fires remain out of control as the day’s damage tally grows, with estates and properties failing to be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Burlington Road
Omaha
Turbulent Omaha Tornado Ravages Bemis Park Neighborhood
A tornado from the south west struck Bemis Park in Omaha causing widespread destruction. A $25,000 mansion at Thirty-fourth and Lincoln boulevard was reduced to a one story junk pile while timber piles and ruined homes littered the area. The House of Hope on North Twenty-seventh street remained intact amid the devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemis Park
Tolf Hansen
Thirty-fourth
Lincoln Boulevard
Cuming Street
Park District
House of Hope
North Twenty-seventh Street
Cyclones Again After Dance Night Featured
The W. W. Club invites attendees to a Thursday after dance event promising a good time and lively social hour hosted by the Cyclones.
Storm Rips Chicago Area Killing Five Injured Fifty
A powerful storm swept Chicago and suburbs killing five people and injuring fifty. The gale reached 70 miles per hour with hail rain sleet and lightning. Fifty fires were reported and property damage estimated at 500000 as wrecked buildings and extensive destruction spread through the northwestern city sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
lFive
Red Cross Sends Omaha Nurses and Supplies
Washington reports Ernest P. Bicknell of the Red Cross offering to dispatch nurses doctors and relief supplies to Omaha after the tornado. He also notified Nebraska's Governor Moorehead and other storm-affected towns. President Wilson expressed distress and offered help to Mayor Dahlman.
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 Eliott declines President Wilsons offer to be ambassador to England. He remains active in public life and will likely pursue other roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eliott
Harvard
Wilson
England
Turks Surrender Cetinje After Major Turkish Army Surrender
March 24 Djavid Pasha with 15 000 troops surrendered to the Servians on the Skumbi river Albania. The Turkish force capitulated signaling a sharp shift in the Balkan front with Servian forces advancing in region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cettinje
Djavid Pasha
Skumbi
Albania
McCarty Signs For Four Round Bouts
Boxing promoter reports McCarty will sign four fights in coming weeks. Proposed opponents include Jim Flynn in Philadelphia on April 24 and Carl Morris in Calgary in May, with six to ten round bouts. Manager Billy McCarty expects a boost in McCarty’s earnings and plans to finalize deals by April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carty
McCarty
Billy McCartey
Philadagphia
Jim Flynn
Itty
Carl Morris
Ameony
Calgary
Alta
Ine H Tom
Four Mysteriously Murdered In Glassboro Farm Fire
In Glassboro New Jersey on March 2 a deadly fire destroyed the Wharton farm house four people died Lee Wharton 18 his wife Mary 92 their 6-year-old daughter Lilligy and neighboring farmer John Boy Hemphill 42 were found dead nearby Hemphill had a shotgun wound and a shell nearby a double barreled shotgun was found by his body The mystery surrounding the deaths continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glassboro
Pinney
Lee Wharton
Mary
Lilligy
Ip Wharton
John Boy Hemphill
Hess
Hensphill
Dance at the Elks Home Draws Thelks and Friends
Thursday evening thelks and their friends will enjoy all dance at the Elks home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Thelks
Elks
Storm tolls and damage from midwestern tornadoes
Reports from Chicago to Galesburg Lincoln and Kerlin tell of multiple deaths and injuries as tornadoes strike towns. A hotel suffered fire damage but guests were spared. Milwaukee endures a severe rain and wind storm causing substantial damage.
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WM Havers Dry Goods CD
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
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
Tles
Hoovy
Galesburg
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Milwaukee
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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