Annual Elks Ball Performed With Splendor in Elkohall
The tenth annual Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks ball at Goates hall drew a large attendance despite a storm. The event featured purple and white decor, M W A orchestra led by W B Holby, grand march by William Clements and wife, and varied entertainments including punch service and card tables for guests including out of town visitors Mrs. Porter of Salt Lake, Lincoln’s Millard Cline, and Major Creamer with daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Plattsmouth Lodge
Goates’ Hall
William Clements
Nora Livingston
Jeanelt Patterson
Jeanett Clements
New Year resolutions require more than a calendar cue
The piece argues that resolutions are not helped by moments in January or any single date. It says steady character strengthens resolve, and that real change demands lasting lifestyle shifts rather than mere promises. It notes that habitual drinkers must alter methods, surroundings, and outlook to quit.
Lincoln Holiday Roundup Of Local Residents
A long list details visits and returns of numerous Lincoln residents including Morgan Garven Lesler Stroener and many others. Several families like Jordan Foreman Bobbitt and Vickers are noted visiting relatives in Lincoln and nearby towns during Christmas week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Garven
Lincoln
Miss Lesler
John Stroener
Rev. Hunter
CG. M. Jordan
Earl Bennett
Himword
Bowles
W. &. Jordan
Lincoln Thhursday
J. A. Shafer
Orpha Mullen
Grayce Bailey
Poreman
Belle
Edith
Belle Bennett
George Poreman
Lineol
Emima Jordan
Lincolnm
Paul Frohlich
George
Chas. Bucknell
T.N. Bobbith
Harry Appleman
Marie
B. J. Apleghan
Bud Grove
Ed Strangre
Charles Sheeley
Almena
Kas
Henry Thomas
Alla Lineh
York
Neb
Mes
Lineh
Jesse Stowe
San Gashner
Vod
Wos
Jordan
Fareily
Miss Theresa Donnelly Rites Held in Nebraska
Miss Theresa Donnelly died December 24 41994 at an Omaha hospital. Born February 20 1803 at Alva Nebraska she was daughter of the late Mrs Fountain DeVore. She worked in the W O W office since September until a week before death. Her sister Mrs Tom Sutton and husband of Chappell Nebraska and brother Dan Donnelly attended her bedside. Funeral at Alvo Friday with services by Rev B J Story University Place. Burial at Algo Cemetery. Out of town attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Donnelly
Omaha
Miss Donnelly
Alva
Neb
Fountain DeVore
W. O. W. Society
Tom Sutton
Chappell
Dan Donnelly
Alvo
M. Bd
B. J. Story
University Place
Algo Cemetery
T. PB. Johnson
May Lineh
Arvilla Lineh
Lincoln
Ciiliwopell
James Kennedy Ill at Burlington Shop Yard
James Kennedy the long time watchman at the Burlington shop yard fell sick last Friday. His physician was called to his home and he will be kept quiet for several days. He is reported improving at this writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kennedy
Burlington Shop
James
Moses Hinll Continues Improvement at Home
The report notes Moses Hinll is steadily improving and able to move about in the house, signaling a positive recovery progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Hinll
Post Mortem Exam In Sayles Case Details Fatal Shot
Dr BE W Cook conducted a post mortem on William Sayles following his Sunday shooting by Henry Burrows. The examination found circular entry and exit wounds, multiple rib injuries, and shot in the lungs and chest walls. The county attorney declared no inquest needed and a preliminary hearing is scheduled. Thursday’s silver street search will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Cook
Taylor
William Sayles
Henry Burrows
Sayles
Card of Thanks for Our Loss
We express sincere thanks to friends who assisted us in the hour of bereavement after the loss of our husband and father James Hixon. Mrs James Hixon and daughters and family extend gratitude for kindness. All kinds of cool summer drinks featured by Bookmeyer Maurer’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsband
James Hixon
Daighters
Bookmeyer & Maurer
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the Benevolent and Protective Order OF
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Elks
W. BR. Holby
Plattsmouth, Neb
WM. Holly
Alvo News
Wow
Istle
Agnes Fitegerald
Tekanfih
Charles Kirnkpatrick
Uhis
Flw
Candy
New Belford
Art Divd
Omaha Monay
Warren
Sam Gashnuer
Henry Snoke
Eagle
Elton Snoke
8. C. Boyles
George Bobbitt and Son
Charles Bobbitt
T. N. Bobbitt
Lee Snavely
J. ZL. Snavely
Cora Snavely
Charles
Dunbar
Frank Anderson
Yankton
Harry Prouty
Karl Cole
Will Foreman
Havelock
A. J. Foreman
Haye
Bina Kitzel
Oscar Kuegel
William Kitvel
al Weiehe
Fd Stone
M. GC. Keefer
Irandpa Keefer
M.C. Keefer
Orion Baldwin
Weeping Water
Edith Yager
George Brown
Wervin Knott
Irvin
Alter Rime
Uitness
Fred Dain
BR. W. Stewart
Paul Thurson
Irayce Foreman
Christas
Hubert Strong
Crab Orchard
TH. M. Stone
Pearl Keefer
Johnson-Cale
Wesley Davis
Walter
Frank Cook
J. E. Parsell
Mr. Parsell
Greenwood
Glen Ogle
Ben Lineh
Gurtis Ogle
Joe Prouly
A. Skiles
M. Jordan
Henry Clapp
Inn
Elmwood
H. A. Bailey
Simonsen
Agnes
Litchfield
Paul Johnson
Charles Skiles
David City
John Murty
Harvard
Stroemer Lumber and Rin Company
Jon Vickers
Mary Vickers
Johnnie Vickers
Take Jakdnire
Bagel
Rasp
Albert Rasp
John Rasp
Onaha
Free Manners
Fred Dreamer
Stone
Ian Cashner
James Kennedy Hl
Cis
Castor
Diceson Hen Hess
Resi
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New York
Gastoria
Bears
Castoria
Cestaur Company
B. W. 1. Hall
Waverly
Chamberlain
I. G. Fricke & Go
Board of Insanity
Case County
Mary Hevener
Mrs. Havener
F, G, Fricke & Go
Thomas E. Parmele
Charles V. Boedeker
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Norice
District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Court House
Plattsmouth
Town
North Range
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Theodore Boedeker
Louisville
Said
Byron Clark
A. Ropertson
John M. Leyda
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