In Memory of a Grand Good Man JM Messinger
Obituary tribute to John Michael Messinger a German born Nebraska settler who died at his Plattsmouth home. The piece recalls seven Messinger brothers their farming legacy in Cass County and Messinger family ties to Eight Mile Grove Lutheran church and St Paul Evangelical. Pallbearers listed and funeral set for tomorrow at 1 pm.
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Messenger
John Michael Messinger
J. M. Meisinger
Faith
Germany
Hessen-Darmstadt
America
Pekin
Illinois
Nebraska
Mr. Meisinger
Messinger
Plattsmouth
Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
Eight Mile Grove
St. Paul’s Evancelical
P. H. Meisinger
J. H. Meisinger
Jacob Tritsch
Leonard Born
John Bergman
John Bauer
John Michael Meisinger
Meisinger Family Honored in Cass County Tribute and Local Skate Night
A notice memorializes a prominent Cass County family, the Meisingers, for forty years of community work. Friday night features a masked skate event from 7:30 to 9 with 10 cent admission, free skates for masked participants, and public skating 9 to 10:30. skate rental 5 cents for ladies and 15 cents for gents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meisinger
Cass County
Farmer Earl C. Barger and wife head to Avery Iowa
Earl C. Barger and his wife left this morning to settle in Avery Iowa where they plan to farm in the near future. Barger, long employed in the Burlington shops here, seeks better prospects in agriculture. Friends extend their best wishes for his success.
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Earl C. Barger
Avery
Iowa
Mr. Barger
Burlington
Farewell Reception for Carl Crist and Family
Last evening the T. J. Sokol hall hosted a large farewell for Carl Crist and his family as they prepare to move to a farming area near Sidney. Friends and neighbors enjoyed music by the Bohemian brass band, a generous lunch, and warm best wishes for the couple’s new home.
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Carl Crist
T. J. Sokol
Sidney
Crist
Johnsons Big Vaude Ville Show At Par Mele Tonight
The Johnson Show opens a three night engagement tonight at the Par Mele Theatre. It features vaudeville performers in a full stage show with singers dancers aerial acts and novelties. Tickets are ten cents with no reserved seating and the public is urged to arrive early for good seats.
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Johnson
Parmele Theatre
Nebraska
Old fashioned Redmen Ball Dance Invitation
A Redmen ball invites all who can behave themselves to attend the old fashioned dance on Saturday evening February 27th. Committee urges suitable attendees to join the event at Redmen Hall.
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Redmen
Build Now Movement Urges Quick Repairs and Construction
A Daily article urges widespread adoption of the Build Now campaign to stimulate business and prosperity. It argues homeowners, farmers, and merchants should renovate and paint promptly to improve property, attract buyers, and boost local economies, noting faster construction can reduce later costs.
In Honor of Miss Austin
Mrs. Frank Gobelman entertained a few young ladies in honor of Miss Clara Austin of Geneva Nebraska visiting the city. The Kensington affair had guests working on fancy needlework and crochet before a luncheon hosted by the hostess.
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Frank Gobelman
Clara Austin
Geneva
Nebraska
Kensington
Miss EDA MARQUARDT Enjoys a Light Hearted Trip Tale
County Superintendent Miss Marquardt visits South Bend School reporting it in excellent order. She travels from Avoca via Missouri Pacific and Rock Island lines, noting a railway delay at Manley caused by a stone load obstruction, with a horse and man safely extricated.
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Miss Marquardt
South Bend
Burlington
Omaha
Rock Island
Douglass
Washington
Avoca
Missouri Pacific
Manley
Will Try the Farm Article Note
Frank Wandra, after sixteen years with the Burlington shops, resigned about a week ago. He and his family departed this morning for Valparaiso in this state to take up farming. Household effects were shipped days earlier and will be ready upon arrival.
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Frank Wandra
Burlington
Valpariaso
Sudden Death of Luther Boedeker in Louisville
Luther Boedeker of Louisville died in his sleep likely from heart failure aged 59. He had lived in Louisville since 1879 and worked in stock buying and shipping after earlier meat business. He married Judith Ossenkop in 1878. children were Maude Henry and Fred. His second wife Lena Rheinart died in 1887. daughter Katherine died years ago. Funeral plans awaited word from son Fred near Norfolk. brother Charles Boedeker from Murray to assist.
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Darly
Luther Boedeker
Louisville
Mr. Boedeker
Jefferson County
Wisconsin
Iowa
Newton County
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Judith Ossenkop
Maude
Frank Jackson
Henry Boedeker
Omaha
Fred
Norfolk
Lena Rheinart
Katherine
Charles Boedeker
Murray
Nebraska Lighting Company Revises Office Layout
Wetnesday reports the Nebraska Lighting company reorganized its office space. The front room is split by counters and glass castings to create a central business area, improving convenience for the manager and staff and enhancing appearance.
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Wetnesday
Pater
Nebraska Lighting Company
For Sale in South Park Area Four and Three Quarter Acres Tea Room House
Suburban property in South Park offered for sale containing four and three quarter acres with a tea room house in good condition and ample water. Abundant fruit for family use. Terms include easy payments on a portion with cash for a portion. Address P. O. Box 246. 2-25-d&w-ilwk
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South Park
P. O. Box
D&w
Ilwk
Nebraska Legislators Face School Funding Dilemma
Lawmakers are urged to avoid pitfalls in the Nebraska school fight as editorialists warn against taking sides in the educators dispute. The piece argues a united approach could strengthen the system, while division may weaken it beyond repair. It calls for constructive action over vengeance to restore trust and progress.
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Nebraska
the World-Herald
Parcel Post Sale at M E Church Declared Social and Financial Success
The Parcel Post Sale at the Methodist Church in the church parlors drew a large crowd with about 168 parcels sold. A program of music readings and violin solos by Omaha guests plus a luncheon for 10 cents boosted proceeds, marking the event as a successful social and financial fundraiser.
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M. E
Catherine Dovey
Druliner Orchestra
Druliner
Mengedoht Orchestra
Emma Faler
William Baird
Robert Kroehler
Geneveive Whelan
Charles Altman
Grace Beeson
Augusta Mengedoht
Omaha
Florence Sears
Mengedoht
Sears
Ethel Yost
Property for Sale Ad Appears in The Journal
A classified notice in The Journal advertises a property for sale. Details include brief description and contact information for potential buyers seeking to schedule a viewing.
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Journal
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JM. Messinger
Hardy
J. B. Meisinger
P. F. Svoboda
Malvern
Lawrence Bauer
Mr. Svoboda
J. Michael Meisinger
John M
Balz
Will
T. J. Sokols
Carl Christ
Eastwood
Hardware
G. P. Eastwood
Philip Rhin Seas
Josephine Varga
H. W. Klinger Py
Klara Bizanz
Tillie Holmes
Violet Keil
Redmen Hall
Miss Austin
Miss Eda Marquardt
Methodist Church
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