Silent City Mourns John Y Egenberger Funeral Rites Held
Large crowd attended the funeral at St John s church for John Y Egenberger after a residence viewing. Lodge members led a solemn procession to Oak Hill cemetery in intense heat and a long cortege followed the hearse.
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John Y. Egenberger
St. John's Church
Foresters
Sixth Street
Vine
Fifth
Oak
Father M.&. Shine
Father Shine
Egenberger
Oak Hill Cemetery
Washington Avenue
Noted error corrects Covell burial claim
The Journal retracts its reference to George W. Covell as the late Covell. Covell now based in Omaha writes to deny any premature burial and asserts he is very much alive and active in his profession.
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Throigh
Journal
George W. Covell
Omaha
Covell
Kentleman
Elks Officer Returns From West Coast Tour
W T Canada Nebraska Elks district deputy and Omaha lodge member travels from Los Angeles to report that all Nebraska members supported Judge Sammis in the nomination fight. He helped present the nomination and joined others at a Portland banquet for Judge Sammis and will attend Beattie exhibition events and Omaha celebrations planned for a later date. Mrs Canada remains in Portland for health improvement.
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W. T. Canada
The
Elks
Nebraska
Grand Lodge
Omaha
Los Angeles
Sammin
Mr. Canada
Sammis
Rine
M. FP. O'Brien
Portland
Canada
Sammie
Ellis
Lemare
Sammis Aays
Canidae
Nebraska and Colorado workmen plan cross state merger
A joint committee of Nebraska and Colorado Grand Lodge officers met in Denver at the Mining Exchange to discuss a proposed merger or consolidation of the Ancient Order of United Workmen. Nebraska leaders include A. M. Walling and J. Oberfelder. final adjudication is expected within sixty days amid strong support for Nebraska extending its jurisdiction.
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Denver
Colo
Grand Lodge of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen of
Nebraska
Grand Lodge
Colorado
Sesslon
Mining Exchange
Leek to Move Household from Omaha to Lincoln
J My Leek formerly of the city now in Ralston Neb traveled here at night to arrange removal of his household goods to Lincoln where he plans to reside. He cites scarcity of good houses and foreigners with lawless conduct in Ralston as reasons to leave. He notes Omaha and Ralston building activity easing and times growing quieter.
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Missouri River
Omaha
Riya
Weather Bureau
J. My Leek
Ralston
Neb
Lincoln
Leek
Frank Svoboda Reported Very Low After Ill Spell
Relatives announce Frank Svoboda is critically ill after a severe spell yesterday afternoon. Despite efforts and care by friends, rallying hopes fade as the day passes. The illness and daily strain take a heavy toll on him.
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Frank Svoboda
Death of Waverly Barnhart in local city
Waverly Barnhart dies after a long illness at 11 this evening. A lifelong city resident, he was married to a daughter of Thomas T. Fry. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 PM from the Fry home in the Second Ward with Rev. Luther Moore officiating. burial at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Waverly Barnhart
Friends of Waverly Barnhart
Barnhart
Thomas T. Fry
Second Ward
Luther Moore
The
Christian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Gratitude for Kindness After Loss Extends Family
Heartfelt thanks from Mrs J V Egenberger and Family and from F G Evenberger family and L B Evenberger family and Mrs A H Weekback and William Woeter and Herman Spies families for kindness shown after the death of their husband father and brother. Floral tributes and remembrances from orders and friends deeply appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Egenberger
F. G. Evenberger
Ll. B. Evenberger
Mra
A. H. Weekback
William Woeter
Herman Spies
Cane County Sunday School District Conventions Set
The Cane County Sunday School Association schedules district conventions. First district August 17 at Murray Nel, Second district August 18 at Avoca Nel, Third district August 19 at home place to be selected Intern.
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County Sunday School Association
Cane County Sunday School Association
Murray
Nel
Avoca
Grain dealer Mont Robb Returns Home in Mynard
Mont Robb, a Mynard grain dealer, spent the evening in the city and was returning to his home on the Inte tral.
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Mont Robb
Mynard
Hot Weather Driving Record Vacation Rail Traffic
Nebraska railroad and travel centers report booming summer business as tourists rush to Colorado, Seattle, and Great Lakes resorts. Lines from Lincoln to the west are crowded with vacationers, and farmers anticipate short breaks after harvest.
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Lincoln
Ciites
Arket
Colorado
Great Northwest
Seattle
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nic
Nebraska
State Journal
Murray Residents Enjoy Pleasant Day Amid Health Recoveries
Pioneer citizen J. F. White and his wife visited the city, noting Mrs. White’s health improvement. Mrs. Mark White also shows progress and visits Murray with the couple. In court, the real estate of Albert Queen was confirmed sold by sheriff sale to Christina Campbell for 600, to satisfy Peter Campbell’s judgment.
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J. F. White
Murray
White
Mark White
Albert Queen
District Court
Jude Travis
Sheriff General
Daye Wines
Christina Campbell
Aldo
Peter Campbell
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J. W. Egenberger
Miss Hannah Black
Robert Troop
Val Burker
Woodmen
William Hassler, Sr
Joseph Droege
Germania Lodge A
George &. Dovey
D. C. Dwyer
Elka
Sattler
Minnie Guthman
Mary Weckbach
Charles W. Weckbach
Crete
Walter Brandies
Charles Grotte
I. Pearlman
J. W. Egenberger, Jr
Salt Lake
Utah
John Hohlshuh
Hohlshuh
Hannah Black
C. H. Smith
Miss Black
J. H. Salsbury
Presbyterian Church
J. T. Baird
Misa Verna Cole
Salsbury
Kanda
Roy Thompson
Fritz Fricke
Charles Hopping
Frank
John Cloldt
Bert Spies
Oak Hill
Malvern
Plattsmouth
Cade Rogers
Cade
California
Sherman
Donovan
Miny
Henry Stendyke
Mr. Stendyke
Fred Guenther
Mmn Street
Boeck
George Edgerton
Mr. Edgerton
Mr. Hamerton
Vine Street
I. G. Egenberger
Legion
Conrad Heisel
Conrad Hessel
P. Satler
Zlood Eltreen
Lana
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