Doings Of The West Side City News From Pacific Junction
A local social page reports Mrs. Dean Purcells and Mrs. Floyd McLaughlin hosting the Study Club at Mrs. Laughlin's Kensington with guests including Mrs. J. B. Sheppard of Creston. Mildred Johnson's friends planned a birthday picnic in the park. Various residents travel to Omaha to see The Little Minister and visit relatives. The Epworth League held a park social with a picnic and church meeting. A young married party fished at Haymes slough with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Purcell and others.
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West Side
Leader
Dean Purcells
Floyd McLaughlin
Kensington
Laughlin
J. B. Sheppard
Creston
Mildred Johnson
E. A. Purcell
Woodbine
Prof. Moore
Eaton
Plattsmouth
Moore
Volney Belden
Nebraska
Colorado
J. E. Sheppard
Greston
Omaha
Maude Adams
A. Anderson
Henry Wolfe
Senaca
Nebr
Alfred Saar
W. C. DeLashmutt
Will Estes
Marie Sorenson
Amy Jacobson
Council Bluffs
Peter Larson
Lewis Palmer
Westville
Missouri
J. H. Karrer
St. Joe
J. O. McCullough
Relawee
Villisca
Tuesay
Hold Dalton
Will/Stacy
Haymes Slough
Dean Purcell
Creston and Pender Couples Wed in Catholic Service
Mr and Mrs Roy Adams Mr and Mrs Floyd McLaughlin and Mr and Mrs Joe Sheppard of Creston joined by Warner Corcoran Ray Warner of Pender Nebraska and Miss Mary Corcoran in a Catholic church ceremony at eight o clock Father Shea officiating The bride, oldest Corcoran daughter, studied nursing at Hebron The groom works as a photographer in Pender They honeymooned on the eleven o clock train to Hebron where a reception was held at the groom parents home Saturday evening Also notes: Anderson Bros moved into the Scott building and opened business The post office will temporarily operate from a building owned by Mrs Jones of Omaha The Johnson restaurant is closing out stock and Mr Bogle plans a new cement block building.
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Warner-Corcoran
Ray Warner
Pender
Nebraska
Mary Corcoran
Father Shea
Mike Corcoran
Hebron
Nebr
Anderson Bros
Scott
Post Office
W. H. Wilson
Oakland
George Wilson
South
John Bryant
Grant
Jacob Coppock
Bryant
Swaney
Hope
Ellen Hunter
Charles
Leonard
Glenwood
Will
Roy Viner
Red Oak
Hawkins Park
J. Darnell
Omaha
Margaret
Melissa
Jake Houser
Wheeler’s Grove
L. W. Triplett
John Norton
Randolph
Victor
Marion Maxwell
Carson
Robert Coppock
Mable Parks
Macedonia
Hola Dye
Mal
W. H. Kilgore
T. S. Kilgore
M. C. Turner
Helen
Caldwell
Idaho
J. R. Maynes
Clarence Workman
Elliott
Hockenberry
Hockenberry and Workman Homes. K. P. Dayson
New Jersey
Gray Laurence
Henderson
Marshalltown
Mr. Lawrence
M. F. Dilley
Frank Essex
Conn
Iowa
Essex
Hastings
Secon
Ione Huntsman
Emerson
J. A. Baugh
Morton Mills
Christian Church
Hildegarde Jobe
Gladys Parks
Bessie Walker
Harold Jobe
Will Rew
Council Bluffs
Lake Manawa
Paul Higgison
M. C. Harover
Virginia Craig
Donald Phillips
Mamie Hicks
Bart Smith
Charles Wiles
B. 3. Smith
Anna Creamer
Jessie Asheney
Nixon
Cash
Leo Fugate
Lulu Strader
John Rowland
Ollie Thomas
Wales
Imogene Items Highlight Local Social and Sporting Notes
The Imogene column reports the Imogene ball team traveling to Burlington Junction and Shenandoah for games, with a near perfect season so far. It notes local residents Fred Anthony and Louis of Shenandoah visiting, Frank Sweeney buying a Ford in Malvern, and several trips to Omaha for relatives and weddings in Shenandoah. Deaths are recorded for Mrs. Tom Degan of Omaha and Robert Hillyer, with various locals visiting relatives, weddings, and moves between Imogene and nearby towns.
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Burlington Junction
Shenandoah
Fred Anthony
Son Louis
Frank Sweeney
Salyers & Rayton
Malvern
Ida Cahill
Irene Leahy
Martha Laughlin
Irene Sweeney
Henry Skahill
Emmet Cahill
Tom Degan
Omaha
Degan
Maggie Savage
Robert Hillyer
Frank Owens
James McGarry
Will Laughlin
Jerry
Mike Printy
Council Bluffs
Leo Cahill
Ellen McCardie
Williamson
John Otis
Lizzie McGargill
St. Louis
Henderson News Roundup of Town Visitors and Events
The Henderson record lists numerous Monday visitors including W. H. Wilson with a new Oakland eight, and many locals traveling to Omaha and nearby towns. Several families and individuals arrive, visit, or return, with smallpox quarantine lifting and social events noted along with an upcoming public street auction at 2:30 Saturday.
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The
Newsee Pacific Junction
Epworth League
Prince Albert
Molds
Tobaec
Everas
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Roy Adams
Joe Sheppard
Pearl Harney
John Dye
Modale
June
Will Rainbow
Ollman
Carrie Lindsey
A. O. Harney
Marty Summit
Dr. Craig
Farmers’ National Bank
W. H. Cramer
Emergon
Malvern, Iowa
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