Respected Resident Thaddeus Adams Passes After Long Life
Thaddeus R. Adams, a longtime Eagle resident, died at two o clock Tuesday morning after a week of illness. He became blind over fifteen years ago but remained cheerful. he and his wife had adopted a daughter, Mrs Bertha Caddy. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with interment in Eagle cemetery beside his wife, who died last August.
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Thaddeus R. Adams
Adams
Eagle
Methodist Church
Bertha Caddy
A. W. Lapthorne
Owen County
Indiana
Clay County
Illinois
Nebraska
Cecelia Lonsdale
Exgle Beacon
Organization of Sun day School Baseball Team
Last evening the Methodist Sunday school class for junior high met at teacher Ward Whelan’s home. They planned to invite boys from the 7th to 9th grades to join the class and organized a baseball team to represent the group next season with Robert Fitch chosen to lead.
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Methodist Sunday School
Ward Whelan
Cfity
Hors
Robert Fitch
Team captain guides duties as secretary handles correspondence
The captain led team duties while Robert Huneke, class secretary, manages correspondence. The young lads enjoyed various games during the evening and all party members greatly enjoyed the gathering.
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Robert Huneke
Claus Boetel Sr. Returns to Downtown Life
Claus Boetel Sr. an longtime city resident, after a feeble winter, visited downtown last week and enjoyed time with old friends. At eighty plus, he remains a well known figure whose active life helped him through prior illnesses, and friends hope his improved condition continues.
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Claus Boetel
Mr. Boetel
Plattsmouth Students Triumph at Wesleyan High School Day
Plattsmouth high school pupils attended the second high school day at Wesleyan University. About sixteen from Plattsmouth reported a pleasant time. George Swatek won first in algebra among forty contestants, with Fern Jahrig and Evelyn Robb also taking first prizes in other lines of study amid a large field.
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Plattsmouth
Wesleyan University
Wil
George Swatek
Fern Jahrig
Evelyn Robb
Lenten Offering Supports Methodist Hospital Students urged to bring coins
The Sunday school and church remind participants that the regular Lenten offering is extended to tomorrow for the Methodist hospital. Junior and Primary departments are to send in coins, while other departments should buy White Cross buttons at 25 cents or 1 dollar each. The offering is a voluntary gift honoring Christ’s healing.
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Methodist Hospital
Plattsmouth Girl Wins Penmanship Prize
In Norfolk Nebraska April 24 Norfolk won first place and Omaha Central High School took second in district commercial meets of the Nebraska Contest association. South Omaha High School placed third, Nebraska City fourth, Hebron Academy fifth. Marguerite Burke of Omaha Central High School was elected president succeeding Jean Zock of Norfolk. Louise Rummell of Plattsmouth won the penmanship title. other first honors included Dorothy Reuss Norfolk junior high typewriting Mildred Auchmuty Omaha Central junior high, Dorothy Williams Kearney Normal college junior, Richard Cole Omaha Central college junior, Tom Leray Norfolk high school champion shorthand and Allee Bondeesen Omaha Central college shorthand.
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Norfolk
Neb
Omaha Central High School
South Omaha High School
Nebraska City
Hebron Academy
Marguerite Burke
Jean Zock
G. M. Curm
Fullerton
Dorothy Reuss
Mildred Auchmuty
Dorothy Williams
Kearney Normal
Richard Cole
Louise Rummell
Plattsmouth
Tom Leray
Norfolk High School
Allee Bondeesen
Pigeon Hatches Chicks At Seybert Farm West of City
A pigeon on W. H. Seybert’s farm near the city reportedly acted as mother to two Plymouth Rock chicks. After hens nested in the barn loft were barred, a pigeon incubated two eggs and hatched two healthy chicks.
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W. H. Seybert
Plymouth Rock
Seybert
Dr H Leopold Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Notice
Dr H Leopold, osteopathic physician and surgeon, announces office at 531 Main Street with office phone and residence phone 2082 rings.
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Dr. H. ©. Leopold
Osteopathic
Main Street
H. C. Leopold
No Self Interest in King of Trails Bridge Controversy
The Journal declines to print a letter from attorney John M. Leyda or engage in local bridge battles. Cass and Sarpy counties plan to take over the King of Trails bridge over the Platte by state approved methods, with tolls until the investment is recouped, aiming for a free bridge thereafter.
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John M. Leyda
King of Trails
Platte River
Platte
Louisville Courier
Weeping Water Republican
Nehawka Enterprise
Board of County Commissioners
King of Trails Company
Board of Commissioners
Louisville
Cass County
Cass
Sarpy
State Railway Commission
Journal
Union Visitors Here
This morning Mr and Mrs Dan Lynn and daughter Mrs John Lid gett motored from Union to the city. They were joined by Mrs George Hastings sister in law of Mrs Lvan and R E Hastings of East Nebraska. In town Mr Lap and Mr Hastings called at the Journal and renewed their subscriptions for another year.
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Dan Lynn
John Lidgett
Union
George Hastings
Lvan
R. E. Hastings
Easilie
Nebraska
Lap
Hastings
Journal
Explosives Found Along the Bulgarian Black Sea
Travelers report quiet inland but at Black Sea ports many explosives believed imported from Russia have been discovered. Bulgaria increases coastal watch by motorboats and seaplanes amid fears of further arms landings. Enlistment for a larger army proceeds nationwide as civilians assist law enforcement. The government traces conspirators in the cathedral outrage. several have been shot, others captured and confessions aid police rounds.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Black Sea
Russia
Taks
Knights Templar session draws visitors from surrounding towns
Dr H C Leopold lists contacts while Omaha hosts Knights Templar grand commandery session. Guests include Luke L Wiles Frank H Johnson Glen Perry and wife Virgel Perry William H Tritsch attorney C E Tefft R H Hastain and wife Nellie Agnew Miss Blanch Clark and Clarence Baughman party visiting from Louisville Weeping Water Phoenix Grand Island Mynard and My Omaha figures travel for the meeting and related business remarks.
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Luke L. Wiles
Omaha
Frank H. Johnson
Weeping Water
Mt. Zion Commandery
Knights Templar
Glen Perry
Virgel Perry
Grand Commandery
Local visitors and travelers stop in Bladen area
Howard Cotner of Bladen Nebras ka departed on the early Burlington tain to Omaha for the day Eli Eaton and daughter-in-law Mrs Dave Eaton from near Union visited for business Lee Nickels of near Murray and sister Misa Etta Nickels called on business Mrs Blanche Kriesher of Iowa City visiting in California leav es for home Theodore Johnson now with Missouri Pacific at Sedalia Mo spent weekend with his parents W H Lohnes of Cedar Creek renewed his semi weekly Journal subscription Raymond Bookmeyer son of Mr and Mrs W J Bookmeyer attending Carnegie Tech enjoyed Easter at Rays Gill house in Dover New Jersey and New York City
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George W. Snyder
Mynard
Burlington
Omaha
Miss Blanch Clark
Ward Clark
California
Grand Island
Clarence Baughman
Little Son
Phoenix
Arizona
Howard Cotner
Bladen
Nebraska
Eli Eaton
Near Union
Dave Eaton
Lee Nickels
Near Murray
Misa Etta Nickels
Blanche Kriesher
Iowa City
Iowa
Barbara Bookmeyer
Theodore Johnson
Sedalia
Missouri
Missouri Pacific Railroad
C. A. Johnson
W. H. Lohnes
Cedar Creek
Journal
Raymond Bookmeyer
W. J. Bookmeyer
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburg
Pensylvania
Ray Gill
Dover
New Jersey
New York City
Pictures President as Breaker of Law
Washington April 24 President Coolidge was accused at the D A R convention of being a law breaker. Dr Thomas Day of Tennessee called attention to the president attending the opening ball game in a box draped with the flag in violation of the law for use of the standard.
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Washington
Coolidge
Thomas Day
Tennessee
Assembly
Soviet forces relieve Japanese troops at Alexandrovsk
A Soviet detachment from Vladivostok relieved departing Japanese troops at Alexandrovsk in northern Sakhalin. Authorities say the move aligns with an agreement returning the northern island to Russia and the Soviet administration has begun.
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Moscow
Valdivostok
Alexandrovsk
Sakhalien
Russia
Poultry Chicks Offered By Nebraska Hatchery
Dorothy Brink of Plattsmouth Nebraska advertises the Flkhorn Valley Hatchery as a large up to date operation. She guarantees 100 percent safe arrival of live sturdy chicks and offers prompt filling of orders for any quantity or breed with price details available by phone.
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Flkhorn Valley Hatchery
Dorothy Brink
Plattemouth
Neb
State Superintendent Clarifies Free High School and Levy Laws
State Superintendent Matzen issues directives to county superintendents detailing free high school privileges under H R 107 and the timing for applying. He explains S F 265 requiring teachers to register certificates with no fee, and notes school boards are liable for funds paid to ineligible teachers. The new H R 123 bill allows eight mills levies on district valuations with a 60 percent vote, effective after ninety days, and outlines levy procedures for upcoming annual meetings.
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Matzen
Nebraska
Dusek Beats Daviscourt In Grueling Fort Smith Match
In Fort Smith Arkansas Rudy Dusek defeated Daviscourt in two of three falls to claim a spectacular victory. The bout tested Dusek who endured illness yet fought back as the California heavyweight pressed hard in a brutal, closely contested match.
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Fort Smith
Arkansas
Rudy Dusek
Daviscourt
California
Arkansas Democrat
Dusek
Davis
South
Hay for Sale and Omaha Trip News Brief
Hay for sale from Clif ford Roberts contact 2913. Robert Reed traveled to Omaha this morning on business for a few hours. Henry Leacock Jr and wife visited Omaha today, taking the early Burlington train for a short stay.
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Robert Reed
Omaha
Henry Leacock, Jr
Burlington
Manley Social Roundup Visits Across Communities
Frank Murphy of Omaha visits his mother east of town. Joseph Rauth and wife guest at J. C. Rauth and Herman Rauth homes. Cedar Creek merchant Howard Johnson visits Manley. James O Leary and wife in Omaha visiting Mrs. O Leary. Edward Kelly in Plattsmouth and Omaha by auto. John Murphy family visit Harry O'Brien home. Eli Keckler assists James O Leary with fence. August Stander visits Andrew Stander east of Manley. Humphrey and Patrick Murphy visit Manley and attend St Patrick church. R Sergelcn family visit Omaha to see World theatre. Morgan McCurdy and wife visit from Witten SD. Milton Gentry takes layoff for back rest. C F Harris Union County Commissioner visits Manley. Will Rauth visits Plattsmouth and Mynard friends. Earl Wiles plants 35 acres of corn midweek. J Scotten and George Nickles visit Manley. planning barn on Walker place. A H Humble Missouri Pacific agent visits Weeping Water for business.
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Frank Murphy
Omaha
Charles East
Joseph Rauth
J. C. Rauth
Herman Rauth
Howard Johnson
Cedar Creek
Manley
James O'Leary
O'Leary
J. J. O'Leary
Edward Kelly
Plattsmouth
John Murphy
Harry O'Brien
R. D. O'Brien
Eli Keckler
August Stander
Andrew Stander
Humphrey Murphy
Patrick Murphy
St. Patrick Catholic Church
R. Sergelcn
Morgan McCurdy
Witten
South Dakota
Milton Gentry
C. F. Harris
Union
Will Rauth
Mynari
Mr. Routh
Earl Wiles
J. A. Seotion
Murray
George EB. Nickles
Scotten
Walker Place
A. H. Humble
Missouri Pacific
America
Humble
Woman Suffers Severe Arm Abrasion After Porch Fall
Mrs. R. Pickard injured while working at home in Manley last Thursday. She slipped from the rear porch and, to save herself, stretched out her arms and scraped a portion of the porch, sustaining a very severe abrasion.
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Manley
R. Pickard
Injury prompts urgent medical dressing in Weeping Water
A man named Mr Pickard rushed his wife to a local doctor in Weeping Water after an arm skin injury was discovered. The couple sought immediate medical attention to have the wound dressed and treated.
Manley Commercial Club Eyes Local Light Service
During a recent Manley Commercial Club meeting President A. F. Humble formed a committee to negotiate with the light company for installing electric service in town. Members are W. J. Reu Theodore Harms Herman Dall and R. Bergman.
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Manley
Commercial Club of
A. 4. Humble
Light Company
W. J. Reu
Theodore Harms
Herman Dall
R. Bergman
Lost Buick tire seeks return near Manley and Murray road
Dr G L Taylor reports a 32x4 Buick tire and tube with rim lost last Sunday between Edward Rubys and the road north of the highway near the power line. Please notify if found.
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Edward Ruby
Manley
Murray
G. L. Taylor
Harvard Lampoon Is Unmailable
The April 1 issue of the Lampoon published by Harvard students was held unmaill able by the postoffice department. Boston police had already delayed its circulation for several features deemed unfit for publication and in violation of postal laws. The issue included a cartoon of the Goddess of Liberty with insufficient clothing.
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Washington
the Lampoon
Harvard
Postoffice Department
Boston
Goddess of Liberty
Bates Book and Gift Shop Ink and Pencil Offer
The Bates Book and Gift Shop advertises ink and pencils for sale. The notice highlights a generic shopping promotion with no specific dates prices or additional details.
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The
Bates Book and Gift Shop
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