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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
3
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Fred J. Kear born July 7 1882 Elmwood Nebraska died December 1 1915 near Grant Nebraska aged 26 4 24. Married Hattie E. Miller 1905 with two children Jay 8 Nadyne 3. Funeral December 3 at 2 30 p m Alvo home of Henry conducted by Rev M E Stair.
Mrs Hannah L Jones died and a misread message delayed notifying her son Sergeant Robert Jones. The corrected copy arrived this afternoon and he and his wife, newlyweds, hurried to attend the burial. The Journal extends best wishes to the couple for happiness and prosperity.
Frank Miller and Robert Sprecher, recently discharged after months of service and training, arrived home this morning via the Missouri Pacific. They are both reported in good health and eager to resume civilian life.
W H Frear of 63 Myrtle Ave Albany New York says kidney pills cured his rundown condition and weakness. He states he took Foley Kidney Pills and they did the work and recommends them. He adds you may use his name freely.
Journal office displays patriotic crepe paper decorations in red white and blue. The display adds festive color to the newsroom as staff prepare for upcoming national observance.
From Wednesday's Daily adjutant general reports extend duties for local boards. Board members remain except M E Huff from Nebraska City who returns there for extra tasks. December 9 date pushed to December 21 with plan to dismiss local boards nationwide after completion.
A. J. Grindell of Thurman arrived in the city on the early afternoon train to visit with Frank Sivey and family. He is the father of Mrs. Sivey and came to spend time with the household during his visit.
Nora R. Hubbard of Creston dies at 25 after weeks of illness following the death of a child from influenza. Survived by husband Philp S. Hubbard and five children aged up to nine. Funeral at McGregor Bros. Coen’s at 3:00 pm Thursday with Rev. Elias Handy officiating. interment Graceland Cemetery.
A. F. Hull, once of this city, has lived in Winner, South Dakota, for some time. He accepted a job in Norfolk and was already en route with his wife and baby when he fell ill there. Mrs. Hull was packing goods for shipment to the new home.
The Winner family members including Mrs Hull formerly Miss Katie York and their son Edwin were overwhelmed by Spanish influenza. All members fell ill, the baby in the worst condition, as friends care for them at two locations.
We extend sincere thanks to all who were kind during the death and burial of our beloved wife and daughter Mrs Anvreu and for the four tributes H K ZAVGREN MRS MARY HEINRICH.
William Kennedy and sister Margaret were passengers to Omaha this afternoon to visit their sister Miss Nora R Kennedy at Saint Emanuel Hospital where she is convalescing from a severe pneumonia spell.
Last evening the Victory Girls gathered at the Red Cross rooms to hear Miss Florence Range of Omaha the state superintendent of the Reclamation bureau speak on reclaiming and restoring the boys on their return Miss Jange also spoke inspiringly and committees were formed to plan a Christmas party during the holidays
J. W. Peek of Coraopolis Pennsylvania reports severe nightly pain. After trying three doctors, he began Foley Kidney Pills nine days ago and notes a remarkable improvement. He claims the pills ease backache rheumatism and kidney troubles and are advertised as a universal remedy.
Wm. Delesdernier of Elmwood passed through town on the way home from Carroll Iowa where he visited his daughter Mr and Mrs Wm Penterman. The Pentermans recently moved from Manilla Iowa to Manilla for a better mercantile salary and Delesdernier notes they are settled and content with the new arrangement.
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