Recital of St Andrew's Choir Draws Large Local Audience
A large crowd attended the St Andrew's Episcopal church choir recital in Olm ha with Rev Walter R Robb delivering a stirring sermon titled The King of the Ages. Soloists Donald Pillsbury and Theo Oeander performed notable sacred songs as the congregation praised the musical offering and Luke's parish pastor Father W S Leete participated in the service.
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Christian Church
Walter R. Robb
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Olmaha
Episcopal Church
W. S. Leete
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Donald Pillsbury
Babylon
Theo Oeander
Jesus
Plattsmouth
Santa Attracts Attention In Soennichsen Store Visit
The H. M. Soennichsen store hosted a Santa Claus entrance on Saturday afternoon drawing large crowds. Santa distributed about 2 000 whistles and candy to children. He arrived on Burlington No 24 at 2 12 pm and led a street procession to the store with cheering youngsters at each corner.
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Moniay
H. M. Soennichsen
Santa Claus
Santa
Burlington
St. Nick
Soennichsen
Bank President Downtown Prom Dovey Returns After Injury
H. N. Dovey president of First National Bank spent six months hospitalized and at home after a broken leg from a June auto accident. He visited downtown today with crutches, appearing well despite stiffness, and greeted by many sympathetic friends.
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H. N. Dovey
First National Bank
Mr. Dovey
Visit Leaves Navy Man to See Omaha Family
Griffin a U S Navy member visited today to see his parents Mr and Mrs FE M Griffin and especially his mother in hospital in Omaha for an operation He served two years on the U S S Wyoming and is now a blacksmith on the Destroyer Humpheries Also noted is an ad for Burdock Blood Bitters and a brief mention of Mrs W V Weber traveling to Omaha for business.
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Griffin
United States
Naval Forces
FE. M. Griffin
Omaha
U. S. S. Wyoming
Death of Aunt Miss Allens Weeks Reaches Local Payer
James W. Burnie learns in Biddeford Maine of his aunt Miss Allens Weeks death after a long illness. Funeral plans are postponed due to distance and short notice, preventing a family trip back to New England.
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James W. Burnie
Biddeford
Maine
Miss Allens
P. H. S. Alumni Day Sets Friday December Event
The Blue and White Briefs note P. H. S. Alumni Day on Friday December 21 at 2 45 p m. A musical program by current students and remarks by alumni are planned. Old grads are urged to attend.
Vocational Survey Prints Choose Life Work At Local High School
A questionnaire by state director C A Fulmer surveyed high school students on future work. Results show far more favoring professions than trades among boys and a strong tilt to teaching, nursing, clerical, and professional roles among girls with numerous teachers and stenographers listed.
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C. A. Fulmer
Weeping Water and Pacific Junction Face Plattsmouth Trio
Coach Robert leads his squad into the season opening triable header against Plattsmouth at the High School gym. The Wednesday night 7 20 p m tipoff marks the first basketball games with aims of two victories, admissions 20 and 30 cents.
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Robert
Weeping Water
Pacific Junction
Plattsmouth
Radio Fans Welcome Junior Review Program Response
Radio fans from Massachusetts to Idaho applauded the Junior Review program as eighty one responses were received by telephone telegraph postage cards and letters indicating broad reader engagement.
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Massachusetts
Idaho
Readers praise program as listeners send in notes
Messages from forty listeners, about half from outside Nebraska, cover 19 states and Canada. Communicators thank the program and commend the artists, noting many hearers do not write. The vast audience that heard the Review is implied by the letters received.
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Nebraska
States
Dominion of Canada
Smiles at High School as Christmas Break Looms
The Joy Club boosts morale while students seem cheerful. A calendar check shows Christmas vacation starts Friday December 21, 1922, and ends January 7, 1924, a two week span to enjoy time off from lessons.
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Joy Club
Season’s Greetings from Blue and White Briefs 1923
The editors wish readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year as this is the last issue before vacation and final publication of Blue and White Briefs for 1923.
Plattsmouth High Football Caps Nine Letter Men
This morning during convocat ion in the high school auditorium twelve men were presented letters for their part in keeping Plattsmouth on the football map during the past season. Capt. Krejci Russell Wasley James Holly Sterling Hart Harlan Gorder Stuart Chase Oscar Campbell Frank Godwin George Schmidtmann Carl Keil Herman Ticketter Theodore Hadraba. Captain for next year is Frank Godwin and with seven letter men back the team expects a strong start for a successful season.
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Plattsmouth
Keine
Krejci
Russell Wasley
James Holly
Sterling Hart
Harlan Gorder
Stuart Chase
Oscar Campbell
Frank Godwin
George Schmidtmann
Carl Keil
Herman Ticketter
Theodore Hadraba
Mobile Police Chief Arrested on Rum Charge
New Orleans December 18 Patrick J O Shaughnessy chief of police of Mobile was arrested by agents of the department of justice as he stepped from a train from Mobile Alabama on instructions from federal authorities in connection with the traver investigation.
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New Orleans
Patrick J. O'Shaughnessy
Mobile
Department of Justice
Alabama
Travor
Thomas' Eclectic Oil Household Remedy Ad
An enduring American remedy for 25 years, Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil offers relief for cuts sprains burns and bruises. Second bottle priced at 60 cents and sold at all drug stores.
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America
Thomas
Eclectic Oil
A. B. Co. Means Merely Always Be Careful
A lighthearted note from a column clarifies that A. B. Co. stands for Always Be Careful and is not an organization or formal group. The explanation emphasizes prudent conduct and safety minded phrasing.
Mrs Harold Koop Dies Suddenly in Louisville Home
Mrs. Harold Koop, 32, died of heart trouble at her Louisville home Ivins while caring for her year old baby. Her husband and three young sons survive along with two siblings. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with burial in Louisville cemetery.
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Louisville
Harold Koop
Ivins
Daisy Schlater
Koop
Miss Schlater
W. F. Krecklow
W. K. Krecklow
Plattsmouth
Charles Rathbun
Christian Church At
W. E B. Goings
Trys
John Koop
Bell Ringing Campaign For Old Clothing Drive
The Near East relief drive begins tomorrow with church bells at a set hour to announce readiness. Call 85 for pickup or bring donations to the Leonard building on Main street opposite the Journal for shipment packaging.
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Near East
Leonard
Main Street
Far East
Dean's Ointment Marketed for Piles and Eczema
An advertisement promotes Dean's Ointment as a remedy for skin itching including piles and eczema. It claims the product relieves itch and its price is 60 cents at all drug stores.
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Dean
Regulars praised for easy use with no side effects
Readers report Dean's Regulars work smoothly without complaints or adverse effects. The journal notes many say they operate easily and are found at all drug stores. Journal wants to know who uses them and where purchases occur.
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Dean’s
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S. J. Beames
Cedar Creek, Nebraska
Legpold
Osteopathic Physician
Union
Holepret
Lisle
Silk
Journal
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