Death comes suddenly to Mrs. Lew Russell
Mrs. Lew Russell of this city died suddenly after an operation for gall stones at Ford hospital in Omaha. The family learned the news after hopes of recovery followed a lengthy anesthesia induced procedure. Mr. Russell and two sons, Louis and Charles, were in Omaha to arrange for bringing the body home.
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Ford
Omaha
Lew Russell
Mr. Russell
Littl
Louis
Charles
Russell
Mrs. Russell
Claus Speck
Royal Neighbors Elect Officers at Maple Leaf Camp
Maple Leaf Camp No. 32389 Royal Neighbors of America elected officers for the year at a regular meeting held at the M W A ball. Oracle Mrs Frances Schultz. Vice Oracle Mrs Carrie Christ. Past Oracle Mrs Mersuret Tulene. Chancellor Mrs Minnie Henry. Recorder Miss Garnet Cery. Receiver Mrs Jennie Tulene. Marshal Mrs Lydia Moore. Inner Sentinel Mrs Stella Goodwin. Outer Sentinel Mrs Anna Hild. Managers Mrs Elizabeth Decker and Helen Hild. Carrie Christ chosen delegate to the state convention in Lincoln. Elizabeth Buttery named alternate.
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Maple Leaf Camp No
Royal Neigbors of America
M. W. A. Ball
Ladftes
Oracle
Frances Schultz
Carrie Christ
Mersuret Tulene
Minnie Henry
Pressure on Bone Removed From Louisville Merchant
William Stohlman a well known Cass county Democrat and Louisville hardware merchant underwent surgery at the Methiodist hospital in Omaha to relieve pressure from a horse accident years ago. A portion of the fractured nasal bone pressed on nerves affecting his sight and he faced possible loss of both eyes. The operation was successful and he is expected to regain full vision as he improves.
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William Stohlman
Louisville
Cass County
Method List
Omaha
Stohlman
Two New Residents Welcome Johnson Family Home
Former Councilman C A Johnson and his wife celebrate the arrival of their newborn daughter at their home on Tuesday. The mother and both daughters are reported to be doing nicely as the proud father expresses elation.
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C. A. Johnson
Returns from hospital after five week recovery at Ford
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. John A. Sehnthef returned home from Oakland where she spent five weeks at Ford hospital recovering from a very severe operation. The ordeal was severe and her return brings great pleasure to her many friends in the city. Mr. Schuler and daughter Miss Noerine accompanied mother home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sehnthef
Oamala
Ford Hospital
Legion Works On New Club Rooms Plans
The American Legion executive committee met to approve interior improvements for the recently acquired club rooms above the Nebraska Gas and Electric office. Rewiring, papering, and curtains will be added with a reading and smoking area in front and gymnasium equipment and kitchen utensils for the rear. Dr. A J Caldwell helped provide a hard-heat stove. Frank Smith was named to fill the unexpired term of John Wichman Jr who resigned to take a job in Omaha.
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Thuesday
The
Post
Nebraska Gas and Electric Office
Legion Auxiliary
Legson
A. Js. Caldwell
Legion
Frank Smith
John Wichman, Jr
Omaha
Preaching Mission Arrives at St Luke's with Rev H O Nash
The Episcopal Church launches a nationwide preaching mission from December 1 to 12. Rev H O Nash of Greensboro NC visits St Luke's tonight and Friday, delivering a talk aimed at revitalizing church teaching and inviting the public to attend at 7 45 PM each evening.
Rhode Island Reds for Sale in South Bend Neb
Classified notice offers Rhode Island Red chickens for sale at two dollars each. Includes White Wro ndettes Rose and Single Comb Rhode Island Reds and Rouen ducks. Contact Julius Reinke in South Bend Nebraska.
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Rhode Island
Rouen
Julius Reinke
South Bend
Neb
Christian Endeavorers Enjoy Hoboes Themed Party
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church held a hoboes themed meeting at the church portico. Members wore disguises, added merriment with games, and skipped the usual handout request, guided by Mina Weyrich and Estella Baird.
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Presbyterian Church
Mins Lara Weyrich
Estella Baird
Retailer’s East Coast Buying Trip Sets New Stock Lines
M. Fanger, a leading state businessman, returned from the east where he visited New York wholesale houses and selected winter and spring stock. He plans to supply his stores with the latest market offerings at new prices, ensuring customers benefit from the purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fanger
Ferest
Faunger
New York
Foreman family in Warsaw under relief commission
Frank Foreman learns his mother father five sisters and a son in law are in Warsaw Poland under the American Relief Commission. One brother is missing presumed dead amid wartime privations while the others await tickets to the United States as the relief effort proceeds.
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Frank Foreman
Warsaw
Poland
American Relief Commission
Europe
Milittat
United States
Barrows Hurt in Fall at State House Grounds
Lieutenant Governor P A Barrows limped into the governor's office after a Wednesday evening fall on the state house grounds where an old stone flagging met a new cement walk. The minor step caused him to be thrown to the walk, cutting his trousers and bruising his knee. He has previously suffered arm injuries from a sidewalk obstruction and remains barred from workers compensation under state law for elective officers.
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P. A. Barrows
State House
Heut.gov
State Journal
St Marys Guild Meets At Miss White Home
The St Marys Guild gathered yesterday afternoon at Miss Mable White home with Mrs J B Livingstons assisting hostess. A large attendance worked on Christmas shop preparations for next Friday and Saturday sale. Refreshments were served.
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St. Mary's Guild
Mable White
Aged Lady Mrs John Goss Dies at Masonic Home
An 87 year old Neb r a ska resident Mrs John Goss died yesterday at the Masonic Home after two years there. She and her husband, early eastern Nebraska settlers, endured frontier hardships and helped develop the state. Body to be taken to Bellevue for burial beside her husband.
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Nebraska
John @. Goss
Bellevue Ol
Goss
Masonic
Bellevue
City Basketball League Forms With Three Firm Teams
Plans for a city basketball league advance as Elke Mazies and Morgans are locked in for the season. Guy Mor een agrees to field a team bearing his name and lodge organizations back strong talent. A fourth team is hoped to enter and provide clean competitive play this winter with practices set to begin next week.
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Elke, Mazies
Morgan's
Guy Moreen
League of Women Holds Bi Monthly Meeting at Library
The League of Women met in the library auditorium with Mrs. George Et. Mann presiding. A question box was adopted to guide future programs. Discussions covered national affairs, dress in business, Better Speech for Better Americans plan, and Espionage Act readings. The group invites members to the next meeting on December 15 at 8 p.m.
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League of Women
George Et. Mann
F. B. Shopp
Marie Kaufmann
C. T. Peacock
League of Women Voters
Reforms to curb fires urged by state inspectors
State fire warden inspectors have visited Plattsmouth and urged numerous fire prevention steps. They warn against waste paper and clutter, improper interior stacking, and defective wiring. They stress separate, clearly labeled gasoline containers and penalties up to 59 pounds or 30 days jail for violations.
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Plattsmouth
Degree of Honor Elects Officers
Last evening Star of Nebraska No. 4 Degree of Honor held its annual officer election at the M W A hall. Re-elected for the coming year were Past Chief of Honor Mrs Jennie Johnson Chief of Honor Mrs Minnie Bulin Lady of Honor Mrs Mable Ofe Chief of Ceremonies Mrs Elizabeth Halstead Recorder Miss Anna Hassler Receiver Mrs Anna Svoboda Usher Mrs Hermie Svoboda Inner Watch Mrs Ella Wurl Suter Watch Mrs Antonia Ptak.
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Star of Nebraska Tofize No
M. W. A. Hall
Jennie Johnson
Minnie Bu
Mable Ofe
Elizabeth Halstead
Anna Hassler
Anna Svoboda
Hermie Svoboda
Inner Wateh
Ella Wurl
Suter Wateh
Antonia Ptak
Order
Lodge
Visiting church host L Smith outlines Nebraska mission budget
State secretary L Smith of the Disciples of Christ visits the city to discuss a $75,500 state apportionment for home and foreign missions. He also serves as editor of the Christian Reporter and, with Rev. A G Hollowell, called at the Journal office for brief social visits.
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L. Smith
The
Disciples of Christ
Nebraska
Smith
Christian Reporter
Order
A. G. Hollowell
Journal
Will appeal case in Dougaty v Youngs goes to state supreme court
The case of William S Dougaty versus Parr Youngs, tried in the district court’s November term, awarded the plaintiffs 2500 for damages from an assault. The defendant’s motion for a new trial was overruled by Judge Beeley, and an appeal bond of 5000 was filed with the district court to carry the case to the state supreme court.
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William S. Dougaty
Parr Youngs
District Court
Supreme Court of
State
Beeley
Funeral set for Mrs. Lew Russell in Omaha
Body brought from Omaha on Burlington train No 24 at 1 14 PM and laid in state at her home. Funeral services scheduled for Sunday at 2 PM as many relatives have been reached by wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Russell
Omaha
Burlington
Preaching Mission Draws Large Audience at St Luke's
Rev H C Nash of Greensboro spoke at St Luke's last night as part of a nationwide church campaign. Heillest preached a message urging church members to fulfill individual responsibilities. Services continue tonight at 7 45 with Rev Nash delivering the sermon and Father W S Leete inviting the public to attend the value to the community.
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Episcopal Church of the
Greensbro
North Carolina
Nash
Father Leede
St. Luke's Church
St. Luke’s Church
H. C. Nash
Greensboro
W. S. Leete
St. Luke's
W B A of the Maccabees elect new officers in Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth review No. 54 of the W B A of the Maccabees held a regular meeting at Mrs. Emmons Ptak home with a large turnout. Membership growth prompts plans for a permanent meeting place in a city hall. Officers elected include Commander Mrs. Emmons Ptak Lieutenant Commander Mrs. Birdie Richards Past Commander Mrs. Emma McMaken Collector Miss Mary Petersen Chaplain Miss Laura Lee Lady at Arms Miss Stella Ruby Sergeant Mrs. Elsie Gise Sentinel Mrs. John Mayfield Picket Mrs. Elizabeth Bajeck.
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Plattsmouth
The
Maccabees
Emmons Ptak
Birdie Richards
Emma McMaken
Mary Petersen
Laura Lee
Stella Ruby
Elsie Gise
Sentinel
John Mayfield
Elizabeth Bajeck
For Sale Seven Room Cottage in Quiet City Area
Seven room cottage with a good barn and city water situated on three lots in a desirable locality. Reasonable terms offered. Price 3909 dollars at D and W. R. B. Windham.
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D&w. R. B. Windiham
Eighth Graders Hold Masquerade at Plattsmouth High
The Plattsmouth public schools eighth grade hosted its second semester party at the high school gym. About fifty-two students attended the masquerade event with a variety of costumes and games. Miss Anna Heisel and Miss Cora Owens organized the evening, which featured refreshments and hours of merriment.
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Phily
Plattsmouth
Anna Heisel
Cora Owens
Face Burned by Blow Out of Oil Furnace at Burlington Shops
Edgar Steinhauer, an employee at the Burlington shops, suffered several facial burns when an oil furnace blew out while he investigated a suspected misfire. He was kneeling to work on the burner, which spared him more serious injury as his clothing did not ignite. He will be laid up for a few days with a sore face.
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Edgar Steinhauer
Burlington
Steinhauer
Large crowd at Elks range dance draws big turnout
A Saturday Elks club bi weekly dance drew one of the largest crowds for members and families. Holly's Syncopating Quintette provided music and dances extended to 45 minutes with encores. With growing membership the Elks may need a larger dance floor and lodge room.
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Elks Club
Holly
The
Elks
Omaha visitor Miss Mary McHugh stays with Walling family
Miss Mary McHugh of Omaha is in the city for a short visit at the home of her sister Mrs Thomas Walling. She is accompanied by friends Miss Nicola and Miss Eisenminger of Omaha who rode in from Falle City where they had visited at the Melaugh home.
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Mary McHugh
Omaha
Thomas Wallingtdn
Miss McHugh
Nicola and Eisenminger
Falle City
Meliugh
Fine line of stationery at the Journal desk
A compact display showcases stationery and correspondence paper at the Journal, highlighting desk sets, writing pads, envelopes, and related writing supplies. The exhibit emphasizes traditional writing materials and their use in everyday editorial work.
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America
Brother
Barrows
ST. Mary’s Ghild
Sis
Masinic
John
Women's League
Degree OF Honor
Lin
N.C
Maccabees Elect
Elks Range
First National Bank
BANK
Attsmouth
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