Eagle News Briefs and Community Reminders
Local social notes list visits among residents of Elmwood, Venango, Palmyra, Murray, and Lincoln. Items include church and club activities, a Methodist Ladies Aid bazaar earning about 75 dollars, and several weekend or weekday visits. The Eagle basketball team won season opener against Louisville at home.
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George Weryers
Beverly
Gary
Palmyra
Jesse Wall
Austin Trimble
Fairmont
A. P. Stewart
Stewart
Henry Gerdes
Arthur Ristine
W. E. Muenchau
James Boyd
Kenneth Boyd
Elmwood
G. H. Palmer
Sarah Keil
Dorothea
Floyd Grunden
Ione
North Platte
Houston Welton
Hastings
Welton
C. G. Bender and Sons
Arlington
Bender
George Schooettser
Schoettgzer
Carl Oberle
Paul Pump
Venango
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Obituary of Diebold Willm Sr. 1855 1935
Diebold Willm Sr born February 26 1855 in Baden Germany spent youth in the Lutheran church and artillery unit. He emigrated to America in 1881 and settled in Paris Illinois then Eagle Nebraska where he lived since 1882. He married Magdalena Yandt June 20 1883 and died December 3 1935 at age 80 years 9 months 7 days. Survived by wife two daughters Frieda Trunkenbolz Anna Ludi son Diebold Jr four siblings in Germany two grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral December 6 at Trinity Lutheran Eagle with Rev Rangeler. burial in Eagle cemetery.
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Diebold Willm
Baden
Germany
America
Paris
Ilinois
Magdalena Yandt
Eagle
Nebraska
Magdalena Willm
Frieda Trunkenbolz
Anna Ludi
Diebold, Jr
Lena
Willm
R. E. Rangeler
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Plattsmouth High Set for Openers and Schedule
Plattsmouth high school basketball previews a season opening in Omaha on December 20 with five returning lettermen and strong new talent. Captain Jack Forbes and Raymond Wooster lead guard duties, while Joe Hendrix Max Seitz and Mason Wall headline forwards. centers include MccCarroll and Hennings. The schedule lists games against Ashland Nebraska City Glenwood Nebraska Deaf Auburn Malvern Blair Wahoo with several home and away dates through February.
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Plattsmouth High School
Omaha
Robert
Jack Forbes
Raymond Wooster
Joe Hendrix
Max Seitz
Mason Wall
College View
Auburn
Malvern
Blair
Wahoo
Revival Brimming At Louisville Christian Church Notes
The Louisville church reports Bible school doubling in four weeks with renewed interest and returning scholars. A week of revival featured delegations from Weeping Water Murray and Ashland, plus musical offerings and devotional services. Services run 7:30 pm daily with 8 pm preaching. Sunday 10 am Bible school and 11 am communion.
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Weeping Water Church
Loyd Shubert
Murray Church
Ashland
Bro. Wilson
W. E. Goings
Evangelist
A. Eager
Supt Bible School
Local Journal Ads Link Firms to Thoughtful Gift Ideas
Local businesses advertise in the Journal offering gift choices for all occasions. Shops promise helpful service and moderate profit margins, inviting readers to browse ads for suitable presents.
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Journal
Sniders Known Here Tied to Omaha Theatre Fire Victim
A. L. Snider, owner of the Victoria theatre in Omaha scene of a Sunday blaze, is well known locally where he lived for years. Mrs. Snider is identified as Blanche Sullivan, daughter of the late Judge A. N. Sullivan.
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A. L. Snider
Victoria Theatre
Omaha
Collision Kills Three Near Grant City Missouri
A head on collision on US highway 169 just north of Grant City left three dead and a fourth in critical condition. Victims were Miss Sadie Walker of Mount Ayr Iowa and Roy Freeland and Leslie Mercer of Grant City.
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Grant City
Here
Sadie Walker
Mount Ayr
Roy Freeland
Leslie Mercer
Anti Jewish rioting disrupts Bucharest bar association voting
In Bucharest an anti Jewish riot interrupted balloting by the Romanian Bar association injuring about fifty people and preventing roughly 500 Jewish lawyers from voting as sporadic clashes continued for hours.
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Bucharest
Romania
Romanian Bar Association
Falls Dead on Steps in Store Basement
Omaha man J. F. Livingston aged 47 of Papillon collapsed and died on basement stairs at his employer’s store. He had just complained of illness to fellow employee William Kurtz. Cause of death was not immediately reported.
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Omaha
J. FE. Livingston, &7
Paplilton
Livingston
William Kurtz
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