Big Sokol Tournament Set for August in Our City
The TL J. Sokol society appointed a committee led by Wm Holly Emmons Plak and Mike Bajeck to organize the August 4 to 17 Sokol tournament. They aim to attract Bohemian athletes from the west and showcase the city by fixing cracked walks near West Pear Street Main and Pearl to ensure visitors have a comfortable, welcoming stay. The event will feature delegation turning exercises and park exhibitions at the T. D. Sokol hall if weather allows, with promises of a lively, memorable experience encouraging return visits.
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TL J. Sokol
Society
West Pear
Main
Eleventh
Twelfth
Fourteenth Street
Pearl
Holly
Emmons Plak
Mike Bajeck
T. d. Sokol
Land Sale Sets County Record Near Mynard
Yesterday Robert Propst of Mynard sold one acre of adjoining land to Grant Wetenkamp for 8500. The plot, valued for building purposes, sits near Mynard and Propst, a major local land owner, plans further disposals in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Propst
Mynard
Wetenkamp
Propel
County OKs Sunday Baseball in Villages
County commissioners voted to permit Sunday ball games in county villages following a new state law signed by Governor Morehead. The commission approved the move with Jordan, Pitz voting for and Heebner against, arguing it would allow fans to enjoy clean baseball without violating previous statutes.
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Morehead
Jordan
Pitz
Heebner
Sell your property by an ad In the Journal
Property owners can place a classified advertisement in The Journal to reach buyers. The notice encourages readers to contact the paper for rate quotes and submission deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Mrs Spangler Improving After Gall Stone Operation
Fred Spangler and son Homer with Miss Mildred Burke visited Mrs Spangler in Omaha where she lies in hospital recovering from gall stone surgery. Doctors report she is felling along nicely and recovery prospects are favorable.
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Fred Spangler
Homer
Mildred Burke
Omaha Tornado District Restored Under Local Relief Effort
Under director 0. GC, base wiler, chair of the operating committee, rapid progress has been made in Omaha's tornado zone. About 8264 in average cost repairs completed, ten homes repaired, 160 renter families provided for, new houses furnished with rent paid in advance, and 1881 families aided with food and provisions. Relief aims at self sufficiency as fast as possible amid ongoing visits praising the Omaha and Nebraska spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Base Wiler
Tornadle
Lalay
Nebraska
County Hedges Sewer Extension With 500 Donation
At Monday’s council meeting E. J. Richey announced a $500 county donation toward extending the sewer on Chicago avenue to Marble street, adding four blocks. The project would reduce flood overflow and aid property values, with city costs about 500 to 600 and bids to be advertised.
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Chicago Avenue
E. J. Richey
Marble Street
Farm for Sale Catches Attention of Bryan County Assessor
Buyers urged to view property with W. KR, Bryan County assessor, as a farm goes on the market. The notice emphasizes the listing and contact in local real estate appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. KR
Bryan
Booster Pledge Promises for Town Growth and Unity
A row of ten pledges urges residents to boost the town’s welfare. It calls for voting, promoting pride, improving appearances, supporting local merchants, and coordinating with farmers and neighbors to develop the town’s resources.
A Very Pretty Church Wedding
A large city wedding at the Swedish Mission church united Miss Ida Johngson and Mr. Willia Eric Backstrom in a pink and white decor adorned ceremony. The bride wore a white silk and chiffon gown with tulle veil, and the couple received many gifts at a reception held at the bride’s parents home in South Park. They depart for a southern trip and plan to reside on South Eighth Street after June 1.
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Mission Church
Willia Eric Backstrom
Ida Johngson
Sera Johnson
Judith Johnson
Faith, Wilda
Augusta Wajlengren
Helen Johnson
Nystrom
Omaha
Gust Johnson
Bether Thoren
Lincoln
K. Cyrlson
Wahoo
Neb
South Park
Catherine
Joe Marqueek
A. Nostra
Plattsmouth
B. Golding
Burlington
Wride
South Eighth Street
Oulsof
Messrs
Golden Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs Tartsch
In Sullivan Wisconsin Jefferson County the couple Mir and Mrs August Tartsch celebrate fifty years of marriage on April 6 1864 to 1914 with their children Keary H Tartsch Dora Thornberg Delia Tartsch and George Tartsch present. The Tartschs moved to Mortsmouth in 1878 and became esteemed residents inspiring their community with a devoted family life.
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Sullivan
Jefferson County
Wisconsin
Mortsmouth
Mir
August Tartsch
Mr. Tariseh
Prussia
Hanover
Niln
Missour River
Mattismouth
Sioux City
Delia Tartsch
George Tartsch
Plattsmouth Club Pushes for Improved Missouri Pacific Rail Service
The Plattsmouth Commercial Club formed a two member committee that visited Missouri Pacific in Kansas City to press for better rail access to Plattsmouth. Officials pledged improved transport links within the county and near-term action. A new Burlington station addition in Plattsmouth is planned, and a committee will work with Swift & Company on locating a soap factory in town.
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Plattamouth
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Plattismouth
Missouri Pacffc
Burlington
Plattsmouth
Swift & Company
Lincoln Trade Review
Perry Thackston Sells Hotel Riley Barber Shop
The Hotel Riley barber shop, run by Perry Thackston for three years, was sold Monday to Ed Weideburg of Omaha who takes possession and will uphold the high standard, modernize service, and focus on customer satisfaction.
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Hotel
Riley
Perry Thackston
Ed Weideburg
Omaha
Weidebure
Riley Shop
Thackston
Local Residents Named in Ancestry Notice
Mexdames E. M. Thoren of Stromsburg Nebraska S Bjork of Omaha W Fahleson of Davey Nebraska OG A Nystrom and Mrs Johnsen with daughter Judith of Omaha Miss Esther Thoren of Lincoln Clifford Thoren of Stromsbury Rimer Hall of Strom Murray and Miss Hildur Fahlsom of Davey Nebraska listed in a local genealogical notice with several spellings and unclear connections.
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Mexdames
E. M. Thoren
Stromsburg
Neb
S. Bjork
Omaha
W Fahleson
Davey
A. Nystrom
Johnsen
Judith
Esther Thoren
Lincoln
Clifford Thoren
Ladies Auxiliary of Presbyterian Church Meets at Mrs Cummins
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. B D Cummins home. A large attendance enjoyed the regular meeting followed by social conversation and sewing. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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The
Presbyterian Church
B.D. Cummins
Hnstess
Sudden Death of Little Child West of Mynard
The little son of Mr and Mrs Carey of Breckenridge Missouri died suddenly yesterday at the home of his grandparents near Mynard. Funeral services were held at the A G Garey home this morning after the family came from Missouri to visit a sick sister.
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Mia
Carey
Breckonvided
Mynard
A. G. Garey
Missouri
Wandering old printer returns to Plattsmouth tale
In Plattsmouth more than thirty years ago a former publisher meets Dick Deadeve in a long-forgotten scene. The elderly wanderer, now near 80, wears a dirty shirt and a battered derby, recalling the fading class of the type and printing presses that once drove local papers.
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Plattomouth
Weiler
Danny
Lin
Dick Deadeve
Noton
Hismouth
Nebraiskal
Sherman
Wright
Ewell
Auction Bridge Club Hosts Charming Gering Home Event
The Aviction Bridge club was entertained at Miss Mia Gering and Miss Car para Gering's home on North Sixth Street last evening. The social gathering featured bridge play, delightful refreshments, and warm hospitality, described by members as among the club's most delightful occasions.
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Aviction Bridge Club
Mia
Carpara Gering
North Sixth Street
Elul
Elub
Goring
Mrs Sheehan and child visit Galesboro guests
Mrs R B Sheehan and her little child arrived yesterday afternoon for a short visit at the home of Mrs Sheehan's parents Mr and Mrs G H Smith in Galesboro Illinois.
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Mra. R. EB. Sheehan
Galesbore
Ilinois
Mra. Sheehan
G. Hw, Smith
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William E. Backstrom
Ida Johnson United
Mar
Riage
August Tarisch
Cummins
Charley Sherman
Mer
Rill, Oregon
Mewill
Oregon Record
Whiell
Clug
Gering
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