Prominent Local Couple Wed At St Pauls Church
Miss Helen Meisinger and Mr. Mister Tschirren, from leading local families, married in a simple ceremony at St. Pauls Evan gelical church Wednesday afternoon. Rev. O. G. Wichmann officiated as the couple departed for a 6 o clock wedding dinner at the bride’s home. The bride wore Alice Blue satin canton crepe and was accompanied by Mrs. Earl Meisinger, matron of honor, in silver gray crepe. The groom wore a dark brown business suit. they will reside on the groom’s father’s farm and begin married life amid the couple’s many friends.
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St. Paul's Evange Hews Church
Helen Meisinger
Mister Tschirren
Sss
Earl Melsiaver
O. G. Wichmann
St. Paul's Church
Earl Meisinger
Anton Meisinger
Albert Tschirren
Plattsmouth
Hike
Tschirren
Theodore P. Livingston
North Sixth Street
Nora
W. FE. Scott, Jr
Denver
Livingston
Nellie Lee Holt
Falls City
University
Calvert Holt
New York
Stephen McGinley
Trinity Cathederal
Omaha
Francis E. White
T. Dutcher
Warrensburg
Missouri
Clayton Rockhill
New York City
John E. Vallery
Irving Bonneklen
Reese Hastain
Louisville
Alice Louise Wescott
Ann Cockrell-Werner
Ann Young
E. T. Dutcher
B. B. Davis
G. Alexander Young
Charles E. Yates
Willard S. Yates
Lincoln
Arthur Mulligan
George E. Vallery
John B. Potts
John F. Vallery
John Lionberger
Boulder Colorado
Scott-Holt Mining Company of
Scott
Entertain for Friends Words From Thursday Daily
Mrs Ed Wilcox and husband plan to move to Florida ending years in this city. Mrs Ed Fullerton and Mrs Carl Tiekotter hosted guests with games and a luncheon. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W E Mason and daughter Shirley Mr and Mrs Lawrence Sprecher Mr and Mrs Ed Wilcox Mr and Mrs Clarence Conner Mr and Mrs Ed Fullerton and son Ed ward and Mr and Mrs Carl Tiekotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wilcox
Southlands
Florida
Ed Fullerton
Carl Tiekotter
Wilcox
W. E. Mason
Shirley
Lawrence Sprecher
Clarence Conner
Edward
Tutt Couple Send Greetings From Florida Coast
Mr and Mrs E S Tutt recently moved from Murray to Miami Florida and write friends about their first impressions of the wonderful land. They praise the climate and enjoyable vacation in the south and express good health and happiness ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Tutt
Murray
Miami
Florida
Mrs Elizabeth Travis Sees Omaha Christmas Party
Mrs. Elizabeth Travis left this morning for Omaha to attend a Christmas party hosted by chapter M. P. E. . at Ye Olden Time. She will stay through Sunday and then return to Denver, after a pleasant visit with friends.
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Elizabeth Travis
Omaha
Truck Burns Up Near North Street Fire Scene
A 17th Infantry truck returning from the rifle range overturned after slipping downhill and crashed into a telephone pole on North Street. Firefighters extinguished a blaze as soldiers were trapped beneath the wreck but crew members were saved with few injuries.
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North Sth Street
17Th Infantry
Plattsmouth Auto Club Funds Donated to Legion Building
The Plattsmouth Auto Club, once a small group promoting good roads, dissolved with about 45 dollars remaining. On Tuesday, T. H. Pollock, Michael Hild and William Baird voted to donate the balance to the American Legion community building fund. The money was handed to Leslie Niel to aid the building project.
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Plattsmouth
American Legion
T. H. Pollock
Michael Hild
William Baird
Auto Club
Leslie Niel
Legion
Slippery Roads Snarl City Residents Farm d Following Snowy Mishap
Two well known city residents journeyed to the southern metropolis to inspect a major packing industry and on return their silver truck slid into a ditch near Fort Crook. After futile efforts to free it a traveling salesman aiding toward Plattsmouth pulled the truck free and the party continued homeward arriving after supper.
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United States
Fort Crook
Plattsmouth
Burlington Station Receives Christmas Paint Refresh
The Burlington station is being painted inside and out by the knights of the paint brush. Agent R W Clement and his team give the depot a striking touch up to enhance appeal for passengers and patrons for the year ahead.
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Burlington
Knights of the Paint Brush
R. W. Clement
Northwestern students begin holidays with Chicago visit
Miss Alice Louise Wescott and Miss Frances Field arrived this morning while Wescott stays with her parents Mr and Mrs C C Wescott. Field continues to Nebraska City for her holidays.
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Alice Louise Wescott
Frances Field
Northwestern University
Chicago
Miss Wescott
Mrs. C. C. Wescott
Miss Field
Nebraska City
Music Memory Contest Draws Large City School Audience
The Music Memory contest at the Plattsmouth high school drew many parents and students from grades four through six. Leroy Fager led the event with performances by Damian Flynn, the Columbian school children, the high school girls glee club, and the community chorus. Judges determined winners with ties, awarding Madge Garnett and Beatrice Knoflicek top scores of 100 in both rounds, followed by Mable Brittain and Jean Caldwell.
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Houy
Leroy Fager
Damian Flynn
Columbian School
B. G. Woodward
Plattsmouth
Leroy 5S. Fager
E. H. Wescott
Adams
Holy City
Edgar Wescott
Frank Cloidt
L. O. Minor
R. C. Cook
H. G. McClusky
Madge Garnett
Beatrice Knoflicek
Mable Brittain
Jean Caldwell
Maxine Cloidt
Miss Garnett
Miss Knoflicek
Dee Shrader Leaves for West Coast Home in Sacramento
Mr and Mrs J D Shrader depart for Sacramento California to spend time there and possibly make it their future home. Shrader a member of a long established county family returns from New England after illness. he now is in good health and ready to start anew in the west.
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J. D. Shrader
Sacremento
California
Mr. Shrader
George W. Shrader
J. D
Mrs. Shrader
First honors awarded in city school music contest
Miss Garnett won first prize, Miss Knoflicek took second. Anna Rys led in the Danner best room record with 90, while the 5th grade room of the Columbian building scored 95 under Miss Nets Hawksworth. The banner transfers to the Columbian building for 1926 as Mr. Fager praised the students and the musical effort.
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Garnett
Knoflicek
Anna Rys
Columbian
Neteie Hawksworth
Fager
Pleasant Alumni Day at Plattsmouth High School
Plattsmouth high school held an alumni day with about sixty former students returning to relive school days. Dr J S Livingston shared memories of a past tremor that damaged the Central building while pupils were present, with other speakers including Mrs Frank Barkus Everett Spangler and Helen Wescott. The high school orchestra performed to lively appreciation from attendees.
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Plattsmouth High School
J. S. Livingston
Frank Barkus
Everett Spangler
Murray
Helen Wescott
C S I Club Meeting Hosted By Mrs Major Allen
C S I club of the Christian church gathered yesterday at Mrs Major Allens in the southern city part despite bad weather. Members enjoyed a short business session and needlework while planning a year of activity aimed at enriching themselves and the community. Refreshments complemented the pleasant gathering.
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C. S. I. Club
The
Christian Church
Major Allen
Local Journal Ad Reaches 75 Percent of Buyers
The Journal reports its advertisement is read by about 75 percent of the buying public, highlighting broad reach and potential impact for sellers.
Christmas cards line at Bates Book and Gift shop
A fine line of Christmas cards in all designs is available at Bates Book and Gift shop. En graving and plates can be ordered. customers are urged to call early with their order.
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Bates Book and Gift Shop
Visit of A A Stillger Brings News of Family Ties
Mr and Mrs C H Lewis enjoyed a brief visit from their son in law A A Stillger now living in Santa Ana California He had been in Baltimore on business and paused en route home to rejoin relatives in Plattsmouth The reunited family reports Stillger fully recovered from a serious accident two years ago and thriving on the West Coast He renewed his Journal subscription during the stay.
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C. H. Lewis
A. A. Stillger
Santa Ana
California
Plattsmouth
Stinger
Hearing on Road to Bridge Postponed to January 7
The hearing on the temporary restraining order by King of Trails Bridge Co. against Plattsmouth Auto and Warcon Bridge Co. regarding a fence along the highway near two bridges was postponed to January 7. The case tests land ownership and whether the road is a public highway or private. The fence remains, and a private road still serves the Plattsmouth bridge.
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King of Trails Bridge Co
Plattsmouth Auto
Warcon Bridge
Nome
John B. Raper
Pawnee City
C. B. & Q. Railroad
Plattsmouth Auto and Wagon Bridge Co
Niftier Christmas Cards Arrive at Bates Book Store
The newest and niftiest Christmas cards are now on sale at Bates Book and Stationery Store, offering a fresh batch of seasonal designs for the holiday season.
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Bates Book and Stationery Store
James M Robertson Honored by Royal Arch Masons in Omaha
James M Robertson of the city, a longtime Masonic leader and past grand high priest of the Royal Arch Masons of Nebraska, was honored at the fifty ninth convocation in Omaha. He has served as grand treasurer of the Royal and Select Masters and holds positions with the Knights Templar of Nebraska and the Nebraska Masonic Home association.
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James M. Robertson
Masonic Fraternity
Royal Arch Masons
Nebraska
Omaha
Robertson
BR. A. M
Knights Templar of
Nebraska Masonic Home Association
Order
Eastern Star
School Makes Fine Showing in Maxie Memory Contest
The Columbian School in the south part of the city dominated the Maxie Memory event. Mildred Murray won first in 4th grade, Ruth Shiffer second in 5th, George Adams third in 5th, and Stuart Porter fourth in 6th. The school also won room honors for Miss Nettie Hawksworth's class and secured the Music Memory banner for the year.
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Maxie
Mildred Murray
Ruth Shiffer
George Adams
Stuart Porter
Columbian School
Nettie Hawksworth
Jessie Whelan
New Christmas Cards Arrive at Bates Book and Stationery
Bates Book and Stationery Store unveils new Christmas card designs priced to move. Shoppers compare colorful options and note quality and value in the latest stocking stuffer and greeting card selection.
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Bates Book and Stationery Store
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Elmer Tschirren
St. Paul's
Southland
Platts Auto Club
Legion Community Building Fund
Music Department
Dee
Cc. S. I. Club Meeting
James Robertson
Grand Council
Santa Claus
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