Death Comes Sud- nly to Mrs McHugh in Falls City
The death of Mrs Katherine McHugh of Falls City occurred suddenly Saturday evening at her son Jerry McHugh’s home in Murdock after arriving to help his family following a fire. Born 1850 in Baltimore she lived in Plattsmouth and Malvern before moving to Falls City where she resided with her family. she leaves five children and two deceased.
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Mires
Katherine Mc- Hugh
Falls City
Plattsmouth
Jerry E. Mc- Hugh
Murdock
Jerry McHugh
St. John's
M. A. Shine
Katherine Mechueh Wee
Hulrimore
Maryland
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Malvern
Iowa
Dennis McHugh
Lass
South Bend
Nebraska
Fails Clow
McHagh
Morris McHugh
Mary MecHush
Omaha
George
Agnes
Married at Lincoln Unites Miss Charlotte Henner and Charles Cook
Miss Charlotte Henner wed Mr Charles Cook of Falls City at Lincoln last Saturday January 22. The groom works as a brakeman for Missouri Pacific. Lottie has lived in Falls City since childhood and worked as a bookkeeper at Farmers Elevator. The Beacon extends best wishes as the couple settles at Falls City after February first.
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Charlotte Henner
Chas
False City
Lincoln
Croom
Missouri Pacific
Lottie
Eade
Farmers Elevator
Beacon Force
Beacon
Cook
Falls City
Eagle Beacon
Returns From Virginia
County Commissioner F Harris of Union returned home from a visit to Rockford Virginia where his brother Frank Harris was seriously ill. Initial hopes faded then improved, and Harris was believed to rally before his departure from the old home.
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F. Harris
Union
Rockford
Virginia
Frank Harris
Blank Books and Office Accessories at Journal Office
A brief notice indicates blank books and office accessories are available at the Journal office for purchase or distribution. Items include ledgers, notepads, and writing supplies suitable for clerical use. Availability appears limited to stock on hand with no listed deadline.
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Journal
Illness Hits Mrs Rose Janesovsky in Chicago Home
Mrs. Rose Janesovsky, long a Chicago resident, is seriously ill with gall stones as family members fear for her recovery. Mrs. Joseph Altman, of this city, was summoned to Chicago after learning of her mother’s condition.
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Joseph Altman
Rose Janesovsky
Chicago
Delightful Music Recital by Mrs Freeman's Pupils
The recital at the instructor's home Saturday evening drew a large audience for a superb program. Pupils under Mrs Freeman delivered intricate classical numbers with polished technique and careful training. Performers included Theresa Libershal Dangard Reichstall Margaret Engelkemeier Linville Wiles Richard Herold Margaret Witersnik Edgar Wescott Helene Perry Kathleen Troop Charlotte Neilson Ruth Janda Raphael Janda Lillian Koubek Helen Clement Marion Copenhaver Edith Quinton Helen Wuri Norris Cummins Helen Libershal Alice Wooster Helen Clineburg Helen Wiles Olive Ihonge Marguerite Wiles Theresa Weber Helen Wescott Marvel Whittiker Clement Janda Ciara Triletr.
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Lillian Freeman
Theresa Libershal
Dangard Reichstall
Margaret Engelkemeier
Linville Wiles
Richard Herold
Margaret Wvitersnik
Edgar Wescott
Helene Perry
Kathleen Troop
Charlotte Neilson
Ruth Janda
Rapheal Janda
Lillian Koubek
Helen Clement
Marion Copenhaver
Edith Quinton
Helen Wuri
Norris Cummins
Helen Libershal
Alice Wooster
Helen Clineburg
Helen Wiles
Olive Ihonge
Marguerite Wiles
Theresa Weber
Helen Wescott
Marvel Whittiker
Clement Janda
Ciara Triletr
Plattsmouth Boy Becomes Songwriter Recognized
Dewey Brittain of Plattsmouth son of Mr and Mrs J C Brittain has long shown verse talent. Lenox Publishing New York chose his series You Will Always be Mine and his words will be set to music by Bernard a Lenox songwriter.
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Dewey Brittain
J. C. Brittain
Brittain
Lenox Publishing Company
New York
Bernard
Plattsmouth
Doctor Brendel Suffers Severe Fall On Slippery Walk
Dr. J F Brendel of Murray fell on a slippery sidewalk near his home, bruising his thigh and forcing him to crawl back inside. He received care from his brother and father and will be laid up for several days though the injuries are not considered dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Brendel
Murray
T. J. Brendel
B. F. Brendel
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Advertises Household Remedy
A 35 year old American household remedy Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil offers treatment for cuts sprains burns and bruises sold in 60c and 60c sizes at all drug stores.
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America
Thomas
Rail chiefs press abrogation of shop pacts and wage cuts
Chicago reports United States railroad labor board hearing as W W Atterbury pushes to scrap national shop agreements and cut wages for unskilled workers amid a wage crisis. He warns insolvency unless the board acts, while unions challenge the move and press for preservation of current terms.
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Chicago
United Siates Railroad Labor Board
Mengers
W. W. Atterbury
Railway Executive’s Association
R. M. Barton
Federal Board
Atterbury
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Congress
Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
General Atterbury
National Railroad
United States Railroad Labor Board
Leber
Rilney
Death Comes 10 Mrs T W Blake
Mrs T W Blake of this city died after a brief illness last evening. Born in England, June 30 1844, she had lived in Plattsmouth a year with husband and eight children: A T Everett Omaha Fred Denver Arthur Hastings Morris Edison Tom Des Moines James Portland George Helena Kansas and Alice Blake. Funeral plans are pending as relatives are awaited.
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T. W. Blake
Plattsmouth
F. L. Cummins
South Ninth Street
England
United States
Fam
Rebekah Lodge Receives New Costumes and Scenery
The Daugiers of Rebekah lodge in this city have secured robes and scenery for initiatory work through the cen s Tous assistant of Mystic Haramp mint No. 31 and Pistte lodge No 7. The items will debut next Monday as twelve candidates are initiated into the order.
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Daugiers
Rebekah
Harampmint No
Hotel Warner office Busy as travelers flock to city
The Hotel Warner office shows more traveling men than weeks past as business picks up. Grips litter the desk signaling renewed activity and demand for local accommodations and services.
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Fundy
Hotel Warner
Eagles Stage Masked Ball At Eagle Hall For Charity
A large crowd attended the masked ball at Eagle Hall on Saturday night honoring Eagles Iodsee and the idbnt group. Dancers in patriotic and comic costumes moved to jazzy tunes as judges announced winners. top prizes went to Uncle Sam Columbia and the Gold Dust Twins with Miss Louise Short and T. L. Short.
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Eagle Hall
Uncle Sam
O Columbia
Red Cross
Gold Dust
Judsamient
Jack Neitzer
Lamyret
Cotner
Columbia
Harris
Eugene Mauer
T. IL. Short
Louise Short
Boys Write Are Enroute South
Families of Frank E Schlater and Charles McGuire fret as sons William Schlater and Edger McGuire 15 depart with little warning. They report from Forest City Missouri they aim for Amarillo Texas to visit relatives and begin independent lives.
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Frank E. Schlater
Charles McGuire
William Schlater
Edger McGuire
Forest City
Museouri
Amrilla
Texas
McGuire
Uge
Tess
Man returns to Missouri after high land prices in Plattsmouth
A. Nelson, long-time resident near Osceola Missouri, visited Plattsmouth to handle affairs and bid farewell. He bought a farm south of Osceola at 56.25 per acre after finding Plattsmouth land unaffordable. He reports corn yields near 60 bushels per acre and wheat and small grains performing well. He praises southern Missouri as a poor man’s paradise for income and surplus, and will return home after settling business.
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EE. A. Nelson
Roberts
Platte Bottom
Plattsminath
Osceola
Missouri
Nelson
Baby Joins Allen Renner Family
An early morning visit by the Stark paid 2 resulted in the birth of a fine little daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Renner. The mother and child are doing well and the family welcomes the new arrival as the little lady plans to make her home with them.
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Stark
Allen Renner
Young People of City Married in Holy Rosary Ceremony
Miss Dessie Sehatha and Mr. Frank J. Aschenbrenner wed at Holy Rosary church in a nuptial mass led by Rev. Ferlinand Suwesser. Attendees included best man John Tonmn and bridesmaid Julia Sebatka. couple plans housekeeping in Plattsmouth after a visit to Omaha. Mr. Aschenbrenner, a Burlington employee and WWI veteran, served in 127th Field Artillery starting May 1917. A Masons meeting followed with supper for about 72 members and visitors from nearby lodges.
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Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Dessie Sehatha
Frank J. Aschemnbrenner
Ferlinand Suwesser
John Tonmn
Julia Sebatka
Ride
Burlington
Omahe
Airs. Aschenbrenner
Frank Setatka
Omd
Plattsmouth
Man seeks removal of farmland from city limits
Anton J. Trilety files suit in district court against Plattsmouth to have fourteen acres on the southwest edge of the city declared agricultural and removed from city jurisdiction. He claims the land gains no city benefits and asks to place it in Plattsmouth precinct. Attorneys Tidd and Duxbury represent the plaintiff.
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District Court
Anton J. Trilety
Cine
Plattsmouth
Plattmouth
Tidd & Duxbury
Files suit to quiet title in Joseph Liberchal
Joseph Liberchal sues Joseph McCreary and others seeking to quiet title to specific real estate in his name as plaintiff in district court. The action requests confirmation of ownership and removal ofclaims against the property.
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Joseph Liberchal
Joseph McCreary
District Court
Down's Results Recommended for Easy Use at Drug Stores
The notice promotesDowns Results as a convenient product that operates easily without erasing and leaves no bad after effects. Available for 80 cents at all drug stores.
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Down
County Commissioners Hear Claims and Bridge Repair Plans
The county commissioners met at the courthouse with all members present. They reviewed monthly claims and discussed repairs on bridges near Elmwood and Mudoock, assigning the task to road supervisors. The session noted the upcoming appointment of the highway commissioner for the next term.
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Court House
C. F P. Harris
Rencher
Vircinia
Elmwood
Mudoock
Funeral for Mrs Katharine McHugh Held at St John’s
The funeral services for Mrs Katherine McHugh were held at St John’s Catholic Church with a large local and out of town attendance. The mass was led by Rev Father Shine and sermon by Father Hoffman. Music included selections by Miss Opal Fitzgerald and Mrs Howard F Ralya. Burial followed at the cemetery, pallbearers named, with relatives from Falls City South Bend Murdock Lincoln and other cities in attendance.
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Katherine McHugh
St. John’s Catholic Church
Falls City
South Bend
Murdock
Father Shine
St. John's
Father Hoffman
Alle Iy
Metilngsh
Opal Fitzgerald
Neuarer
Howard F Ralya
New
Baker
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Mrs. Mhugh
Jerry E. M’hugh
Plattsmouth Boy
RAIL
Try Lee
Rilroad
Meads
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Edgar McGuire
Missguai Garden
Masons
Frank J. Aschenbrenner
Bessie Schatka
Plattemonth Lorge No
J. J. Roberts
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Commissioners
Mrs. M'Hugh
Piattsmouth
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