Leonard Born Dies After Illness at Plattsmouth Home
Leonard Born born in Germany June 1 1846 died after a few days illness at his Plattsmouth home. He came to the United States in 1867 lived in Pekin Michigan Cass County and Nebraska and married Frederika Noltine in 1877. Surviving are six children and sixteen grandchildren with two sisters and a brother in Michigan. Funeral at St. Pauls church Wednesday at 1 pm.
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Leonard Born
Mr. Born
Franzisch Krombach
Germany
United States
America
Detroit
Mich
Pekin
Cass County
Nebraska
Léearned Dorn
Plattsmouth
Frederika Noltine
Margaret Stoehr
George
Philip
Henry
Louis
Adam Stoehr
Otto Christoperson
Herman
Michigan
St. Pauls Church
Young couple wed in Cass county ceremony
Jess Terryberry and Lucile Urish married quietly at 1 20 PM with only Mr and Mrs Philip Schafer present. The bride, second daughter of John Trish, wore blue silk and pearls. They plan a honeymoon to Iowa to visit relatives and friends.
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Cass County
Jess Terryberry
Luucile Urish
Philip Schafer
Iowa
Relstives
John Trish
James Terryberry
Terryberry
Funeral for Henry Hirz Held at West Home
The funeral services for Henry Hirz were held yesterday afternoon at his late home west of the city. A large gathering of old friends paid tribute to him. Rev. H K Kottich of St. Pauls Evangelical Church led the service and offered comfort to the bereaved family. The body was laid to rest in Oak Hill cemetery beside his wife who had died earlier.
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Mordar
Henry Hirz
Hirz
H. K. Kottich
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Relief Corps Holds Annual Election
The Women’s Relief Corps met at the courthouse on Saturday afternoon for their annual election. Officers selected for the year include President Mrs F G Egenberger Senior Vice President Mrs Fannie Purdy Junior Vice President Mrs Thomas Wiles Chaplain Mrs W L Street Treasurer Mrs Dollie Hudson Guard Mrs Lucinda Brittain. Other officers to be appointed by the president and installed in January.
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Women's Relief Corps
Court House
F. G. Egenberger
Fannie Purdy
Thomas Wiles
W. L. Street
Dollie Hudson
Lucinda Brittain
Grand Army Elects Officers for Year
The Grand Army of the Republic post held officer elections with Commander R. B. Windham and Senior Vice Commander John Fight among the slate. Officers included N. H. Isbel as Junior Vice Commander and Col. M. A Bates as Officer of the Day, with Thomas Wiles as Quartermaster and Glenn as Adjutant. The piece notes dwindling membership as Civil War veterans age.
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Grand Army of the Republic of the
John MacConshie
Court House
R. B. Windham
John Fight
N. H. Isbeil
Thomas Wiles
Col
M. A Bates
Thomas W. Glenn
William H. Freese
John Renner
Venars
Stull Seeks Restraining Order Against County Board
C Lawrence Stull files in district court for restraining order against the county board of commissioners J A Pitt William Atchison C F Harris and Highway Commissioner C F Vallery to block ditching plans that would divert a creek used to water cattle on his pasture. Judge Begley issues a temporary order. hearing set for Monday December 27.
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District Court
C. Lawrence Stull
D. O. Dwyer
Board of County Commissioners
J. A. Pitt
William Atchison
C. F. Harris
C. F. Vallery
Board of Commissioners
Stull
Begley
Journal Office Ad Offers Schemes
A brief notice indicates schemes may be had at the Journal office, inviting readers to inquire there for details and potential opportunities.
Business Men Form City Athletic Club
A new Business Men's Athletic Association has been formed to offer Wednesday evening workouts at 6:20 at the high school gym. Led by C. E. Pratt, the program includes handball volleyball indoor baseball and basketball to improve fitness and counteract the city’s sedentary work life. Clerks and business men along Main Street are invited to join by contacting Mr. Pratt or Bruce Rosencrans.
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Business Men's Athletic Association
Main Street
C. E. Pratt
Ratt
Bruce Rosencrans
Funeral services of Chas. H. Newton held in Metamora
Charles H. Newton died at University hospital in Omaha last Friday at age 58. Funeral services were conducted by John J. Sattler with a graveyard ceremony at Oak Hill Cemetery. He leaves a wife and five children chiefly in Metamora Illinois, plus siblings and relatives in Oklahoma Pacific Junction and Louisville Kentucky.
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Charles H. Newton
University Hospital
Omaha
John J. Sattler
Oak Hill Cemetery
A. G. Hollowell
The
Christian Church
Woodford County
Illinois
Grover C. Newton
Louisville
Kentucky
Metamora
Ill
Lew Williamson
Oklahoma
L. I. Newton
Howard
Orville Newton
Lucy Lee
Pacific Junction
Lee
Blanche Cool
Bertha Wee
Estate hearing appoints William Nickel as administrator
In county court Judge Beeson heard the Nickel estate. William Nickel, a son, was named administrator. The court also heard a heirship determination for Edward and Irene Nickel, deceased children, with an estate valued around $40,000, including $20,000 personal property and Elmwood area land. Attorney William Deles Dernier represented the estate, joined by petitioner William Nickel.
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George P. Nickel
Catherine Nickel
Beeson
William Nickel
Edward
Irene Nickel
Elmwood
William Deles Dernier
Journal Office Provides Decor Materials For Any Scheme
Readers are told they can obtain all needed decorating materials from the Journal office to suit any current interior design concept this year.
Trial of Dr Leslie Pielde in Hayes City death case
State of Nebraska prosecutes Omaha physician Dr Leslie Pielde for the death of Miss Roth Ayer of Hayes City after an August surgery. Judge Troup presides in Omaha with defense attorney Matthew Gering assisting. The case hinges on jury willingness to convict if patient pain and plea for operation are shown and testimony from Frantis mate SH, the sweetheart of the deceased, is expected.
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Nebraska
Leslie Pielde
Omaha
Troup
Matthew Gering
Miss Roth Ayer
Hayes City
Dre Pields
Plaelan
Frantis Mate SH Sweetheart
Ung Wonmian J
Old Stadelman Hotel Painting Remembers Plattsmouth’s Past
An oil painting of the Stadelman House, once Plattsmouth’s leading hotel at 6th and Main, hangs in Hotel Wagner. The scene shows unpaved streets, the old sidewalk, and Mayor F M Richey with his pony, recalling the city’s river trade era before the building moved and became part of the Wagner site.
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Plattsmouth
Missouri River
Wagner
Stadelman
6Th
Main Streets
Fred Stadelmen
Beati
F M. Richey
Sixth and Pearl
Stork Visits James Persinger Home Welcomes Girl
A baby girl nine and a half pounds arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs James Persinger on Wintersteen hill. The mother and child are doing well and James, aged 45, is proud to welcome the new addition to the family.
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Stork
James Perstinger
Wintersteen Hill
James
Arrival of Fifth Son Bring Gratitude to Stohlmans
Louisville Courier reports the Stohlman family welcomed their fifth son on Thanksgiving Day. The baby weighs ten pounds and joins five boys and three girls, all healthy and lively, as Mr and Mrs Stohlman celebrate a full household.
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August Stohlman
Mr. Stohlman
Doc Stork
Louisville Courier
Printing Thought: We Lead the Print World
A bold claim about being the top choice in printing evokes pride and industry leadership. The slogan highlights expertise, quality, and commitment to customers seeking reliable printing services.
Cass County Newspapers Form Local Publishers Association
Cass county publishers met at Weeping Water to form an association to aid newspaper men, fix uniform prices, and promote countywide advertising. J A Gardner was elected president and George Blessing secretary as the group aims to unite papers, boost local exposure, and raise printing standards.
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Cass County
Weepine Water
Weeping Water Republican
J. A. Gardner
Eagle Beacon
E. L. Hunter
L. J. Mayfield
Louisville Courier
Eddier Rutledge
Nehawka News- Ledger
Journal
Earle
George Blessing
Elmwood
Schafer Brothers Announce Big Red Hog Sale
Schafer Brothers of Nehawka announce a large red hog bred sow sale at their farm on February 17. The auction will feature premier thoroughbred hogs sought by hog raisers across Cass County and surrounding areas.
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Schafer Brothers
Nehawka
Schafer Rrothers
West
Cass
Box Social at Bestor School near Plattsmouth
A box social and program are set for December 17 at Bestor school six miles west of Plattsmouth. Ladies should bring boxes while gentlemen bring purses. Grettal Hackenberg Ltd. Teacher Mrs. Hattie Covert has returned home from University hospital Omaha after a long illness and three operations this year.
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Bestor
Plattsmouth
Grettal Hackenberg, Ltd
Ltw
Hattie Covert
University Hospital
Omaha
Box Supper Planned by Fairview School
The Fairview school district plans a program and box supper for Saturday evening December 18. Everyone is invited. Ladies please bring boxes. Mae Barker, teacher.
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Fairview
Mae Barker
Apples arrive from Missouri prompt Burlington sale
Just arrived from Missouri a car on Burlington track for sale Friday and Saturday December 11th and 15th bring four escks phone 134 ripple good clean racs wanted at the journal office
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Missouri
Burlington
Journal
Tfa
Derailment disrupts Burlington freight line traffic
A freight car derailed at Burlington road tracks blocking the main line and delaying No. 11 the Omaha passenger train for several minutes. Trucks spilled from one end of the car requiring rapid clearance by the switching crew to restore passage.
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Burlington
Omaha
Man Located After Four Years In Evaded Board Bill Case
Sheriff C D Quinton apprehended Frank Lee near Elmwood after four years since the February 1917 complaint by County Attorney A G Cole. Lee fled county before service and returned recently, paid $5 and costs to settle the claim, closing the case.
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C. D. Quinton
Elmwood
Wook
Frank Lee
Lee
A. G. Cole
Mills of Justice
High Priest Degree Conferral for Nebraska Royal Arch Masons
The Nebraska Royal Arch Masons grand chapter meets at the Masonic Temple in Omaha to confer the high priest degree on Nebraska Royal Arch members. John W. Crabill of Omaha, newly elected high priest of Nebraska Chapter No. 3, will be installed late this month after twelve years with the chapter.
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John W. Crabill
Nebraska
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Omaha
Crabill
Murray Christian Church Bible School and Service Schedule
Bible school next Bundar at 1 PM. Preaching service at 11 AM. Subject of sermon Interpreters. A G Hoblowell and Alipister to lead.
Verdict awards 336600 to Clarence Beal in railroad trial
In Slaton Minnesota the case of Clarence L Beal versus the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad concluded with a jury verdict for Beal. The damages were set at 336600 for an injury suffered by Beal a Burlington switchman in the Burlington yards on July 29. Beal had been hospitalized in Omaha before returning home pending settlement. the railroad is expected to appeal.
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Clarence L. Ben
Chicago, Hurlington & Quincey Railroad
Slaton
Minnesota
Beal
Burlington Railroad
Ir. Heal
Hurlington
Memanual Hospital
Omaha
Clarence
Ed Buster Dies in Los Angeles Poisoning Suspected
Eldest son of William Buster and brother of Ed Hoff man and Bert Buster died in Los Angeles after a recent trip from Spanish Forks. A letter indicates he suffered lead to maine poisoning and passed away. body sent to Spanish Forks for burial. He was a roofing company manager recently transferred to Los Angeles.
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Ed Buster
William Buster
Ed Hoffman
Bert Buster
Los Angeles
California
Spanish Forks
Salt Lake City
Buster
Ashland
Elmwood
Los Angenes
Ashlanti Gazette
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Delly
Lucille Urish
Relief Corps
Ladies Auxiliary of
Grand Army
Business Men OF City IN Athletic Club
Chas. Newton
Stadesman
James Persinger
Weeping Water
BOX Social
Quinton
Clarence L. Beal
Journal Office
Rom
Attsmouth
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