Weeping Water Dedicates New Christian Church Building
The Christian church at Weeping Water was dedicated after its yearlong construction, funded by members who raised 26 000 to clear a 28 000 cost debt. The 460-seat building houses twelve Sunday school rooms and modern facilities, with about 100 in the congregation. Attending were Rev. Horn, Rev. Hotlowell, and George L. Snivels of Lewiston Illinois, among others.
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New Christian Church
Weeping Water
George L. Snivels
Lewiston, Ll
N. F. Horn
Avoca
A. G. Hotlowell
Christian Church
Grand View
Frank Spangier
Bert Reed
Charles Ward
Descens
Harrison Livingston
Philip Spangier
Lloyd Harmon
Paul Kreider
George W. Goodman
City
A. G. Hoellowell
Claire Hudson
George Nelson
Mable Brewer
Thelma Hudson
Returns Home for Cass County Pioneer Isaac Wiles
Isaac Wiles, a respected Cass County settler aged over ninety, returned home from Minatare Nebraska after a sickness weeks long. He traveled with his son Luke L. Wiles and Dr. J H Hall and is resting at his daughter Mrs J Hi Hall on Chicago Avenue. Glenwood residents Mr and Mrs B B Dean, his daughter's relatives, visited.
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Isaac Wiles
Cass County
Minature
Neb
Luke L. Wiles
J. H. Hall
Wiles
J. Hi. Hall
Chicago
B. B. Dean
Glenwood
Dean
Death of Mrs Mary Mulica at Pacific Junction
Mary Mulica longtime Pacific Junction resident died at her home after several weeks illness. She was a familiar visitor in the city and is mourned by daughters Mrs J D Parker and Mrs R D Dalton. Funeral held today at the late home. Her declining health followed the tragic death of her son in the Burlington yards at the Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mulica
Pacific Junction
Burlington
Mission Church Holds Three Week Revival in South Park
The Mission church in South Park begins a three week revival with nightly services at the church. Rev Eichelberger of Tador Iowa leads the meetings which have drawn much attention in the region. The public is invited to attend and hear a series of engaging sermons.
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Mission Church
South Park
Eichelberger
Tador
Iowa
Funeral of Mrs. Peter Munn Jr Held at St Pauls Church
The funeral for Mrs. Peter Munn Jr was conducted yesterday at St Pauls Evangelical Church where she had long worshiped. Rev H Kottische led a tribute to her devout life and care for family, as pallbearers Otto Solomon J H Tams Chris Nockenhaupt H M Soenrichsen Fred Noiting and Mr Beins carried the casket to Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Dimitr
Peter Munn, Jr
St. Paul's Evangelical
H. Ko
Quk Hil
Otto Selomon
J. H. Tams
Chris Nockenhaupt
H. M. Soenrichsen
Fred Noiting
Mr. Beins
Lights Fail Across City At Early Morning
Residents awoke to find electric lights out citywide between early morning hours. Nebraska Gas & Electric manager Kuykendall said the outage stemmed from a highline fault between the city and Omaha, with the exact cause not determined.
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Moses
Tcelock
Kuykendall
Nebraska Gas & Electric Company
Omaha
Mask Ball Success At T. J. Sokol Club Event
The mask ball held Saturday evening by the K. S. C. club at the T. J. Sokol ball drew praise for its pleasing costumes and lively dances. The revival of the mask ball attracted renewed interest after years of retirement, with many attendees in varied attire.
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T. J. Sokol
Pleasant News Delights Morrill Family with New Daughter
Announcement from Morrill Nebraska reports the birth of Delight Nordine Knorr on Saturday January 15 at the home of Mr and Mrs Berti Knorr. Both mother and baby are doing well and father is proud. Uncle R W Knorr in the city shares in the joy.
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Berti Knorr
Morrill
Neb
Nordine Knorr
R. W. Knorr
Mrs Russell Todd Improving After Omaha Operation
Mrs Russell Todd of this city who underwent an operation in Omaha is doing nicely and may return home this week as she continues to improve. In her absence Mrs Thomas of Louisville has cared for the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Todd
Omaha
Thomas
Louisville
Card of Thanks for Doll Contest At Fanger Store
Alice Harris thanks kind friends for generous aid in the doll contest at the Fanger store and expresses gratitude and appreciation.
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Fanger
Alice Harris
Plattsmouth High Defeats Deaf School in Weekend Showdown
Plattsmouth High School and eighth grade teams dominated the Saturday games at the local gym. The eighth graders routed Springfield 28 to 8 with Carl Ofe efficient on baskets. The main event saw Plattsmouth beat the Omaha School for the Deaf 35 to 14, Petersen shining for the visitors and McCarthy pacing the locals with stellar plays.
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Springfield
Plattsmouth
Tocul High School
Carl Ofe
School of the Deaf of
Omaha
Plattemouth
Petersen
McCarthy
Omaha Commerce High School
Havelock
South Omaha High School
Fire Truck At City Hall For Instant Service
The city will store the chemical fire truck at the city hall fire station for constant access. The fire and water committee arranged winter heating to keep the truck ready. Police will ensure a continuous fire is kept to maintain proper temperature for instant use.
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Fire and Water Committee
Polic Force
Becker Family Moves to Plattsmouth for Mother’s Care
Mr. A. L. Becker and Miss Guasie Robb traveled to Milford to accompany Mrs. L. C. Becker to Plattsmouth where she now resides with daughter Mrs. M. B. Allison. Mrs. Becker’s health has declined, though she is resting at her daughter's home. Becker returned to Union. Robb returned as nurse.
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A. L. Becker
Guasie Robb
Milford
Irs
L. C. Becker
Plattsmouth
M. B. Allison
Mr. Becker
Union
Miss Robb
Body to be brought to Glenwood for burial
Friends report the Sherman family plans to bring the father’s body to the city for a brief service at the Methodist church before transporting it to Glenwood for burial. The exact departure date will be announced when decided, with arrival on the 1:15 Burlington train possible.
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Sherman
Glenwood
Burlington
Methodist Church
Rhode Island Reds For Sale Cockrels This Year
Rhode Island cockrels offered for sale by Miss Etta Nickles in Murray. Contact 1811 for details on this year's stock.
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Rhode Island Reds
Rhode Island
Etta Nickles
Murray Phone
Young Nebraska City Couple Wed in Quiet Church Ceremony
Last evening Marshal R Bates and Miss Mabel H James were married at the Christian church in a simple ceremony. Rev A G Bollowell officiated with Martha Murphy and David W James as witnesses. The couple heads home to Otoe county after the Missouri Pacific train.
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The
Christian Church
Nebraska City
Marshal R. Bates
Mabel H. James
A. G. Bollowell
Mia
Martha Murphy
David W. James
Otoe County
City Youth Basketball League Flourishes In Tight Games
Tuesday night action showcased two high school teams, the Elks and Eagles, in a fast paced bout ending 25 to 17 as the Elis trailed narrowly at halftime. The Marget’s and High School Reserves also battled hard, with the youngsters clinching 17 to 15, marking them second in the league behind the Elks. observers note rising talent as the season nears its end.
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Stegred
Gyal
Elks
Eagles
Exeles
Elis
Marget’s and
Hish School
Emintes
Teums
Hich Selinot
Sheriff Quinton Driven Car Damaged In Union Collision
At Union last week Sheriff C. J. Quinton had his automobile damaged in a collision with a stranger's car on the main street hill. The other driver lost power and backed down the hill, hitting the sheriff's car fender badly before repairing and leaving town.
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Sheriff Quinton
Union
C. J. Quinton
Stranreer
Bank
Quinton
Willis
Renovation of Ladies Toggery After Fire
Interior cleaning and renovation of the Ladies Toggery follow a nearby fire that damaged the Wares building. Walls are being washed repainted and redecorated fixtures cleaned varnished and waxed. N K Peoples oversees progress while Mr Busch plans a return to the store’s former attractive appearance.
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N. K. Peoples
Mr. Busch
Suit to Quiet Title Filed for Unspecified Lands
A suit to quiet title has been filed in district court by Polineck Pasi mele st al. against the unknown heirs of Susanah Drake deceased. The plaintiffs seek to have title to lands named in their petition quieted and a decree issued in their favor.
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District Court
Polineck Pasimele
St al
Susanah Drake
Boxed displays draw reader interest at Journal office
Local display features attract attention as readers visit the Journal office to view stationary kits. The exhibit showcases period branding and artful packaging, inviting onlookers to admire the curated collection.
Social meeting of W C T U at Mrs Co A home
The Tuesday Daily notes a large W C T U gathering at Mrs Co A on Chicoree avenue. Miss Marr EK Anthony from Omaha spoke about the Syrian and Turian mission work aiding 150 Sunday school members. Mrs E H Wescott sang two solos with Mr We scott on piano. Refreshments followed as attendees enjoyed the event.
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Pleasent
Co A
Chicoree Avenue
Ssecietvy
Troop
Mire
M. S. Brigz
Orccasion
Marr EK
Anthony
Omaha
Maury McGee
Mission
Melty
E. H. Wescott
Weetott
Hand Injury at Burned Building Site
Harold Smith employed by J F Varga sustained a severe accidental injury while clearing wreckage from a burned building. A large tin sheet slipped tearing through his glove and lacerated his right hand, requiring six stitches and causing great pain.
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Harold Smith
J. F. Varga
Mr. Varga
Hearold
Local visitors plan Texas trip toward Rio Grande
Yesterday afternoon Dr G H Gilmore and wife and Mrs J A Walker and daughter Miss Margie motored from Murray to visit friends and conduct business. Mrs Walker and Miss CharFie prepare to depart Wednesday for an extended southern tour to San Antonio and Rio Grande valley cities to enjoy milder winter weather.
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G. H. Gilmore
J. A. Walker
Margie
Murray
Mrs H Leopold Undergoes Successful Tonsil Removal
Mrs. H Leopold was operated on yesterday by Dr. Leopold for tonsil removal and the operation proved very successful with the patient now doing nicely and feeling improved. Louie Hess also underwent surgery by Dr. Leopold for a growth in the nose, removed very successfully.
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H. ©. Leopold
Leopold
Louie Hess
Dr. Leopold
Nore
Mrs. M. J. Bushbee Undergoes Tumor Removal at Omaha Hospital
Mrs. M. J. Bushbee of Union and former Plattsmouth resident was operated on last week at a Methodist hospital in Omaha for a tumor. The procedure was very successful and she is now reportedly improving and doing nicely after months of illness.
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M. J. Bushbee
Union
Plattsmouth
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Flattsmouth
Rebekahs Hold A Fine Meeting In City Lodge
Last evening End of Promise lodge No. 40 Daughters of Rebekah enjoyed one of the finest meetings in the order in this city. A new degree team directed by Col J H Short presented impressive initiatory work. The team included Miss Garnet Cory Mrs T Olson Mrs Robert Morelen Mrs N P Seebults Mrs H J Chandler Mrs J W Henderson Mrs F F Buttery and others. Twelve candidates will be received at the next meeting.
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Promise Lodge No
Daughters of Rebekah
Dufret
J. H. Short
Col. Short
Garnet Cory
Noble Grand
T. #. Olson
Robert Morelen
N. P. Seebults
H. J. Chandler
J. W. Henderson
Rebekah
F. F. Buttery
Naomi
W. H. Ofe Beehive
Lutz
Sophia Feivrer
P. D. Bates
Ezra
Para Lynch
County Offices Moved to Franklin After Court Ruling
Mr and Mrs Henry Plank of Franklin report all county offices have relocated to Franklin from Bloomington following Hastings district court last Monday dissolving the temporary injunction. The injunction did not cover the county clerk sheriff and assessor, whose offices moved earlier this year. Temporary quarters are in a business block while a courthouse is planned.
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Henry Plank
Franklin
Bloomington
District Court
Hastings
Plattsmouth State Bank Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting
Plattsmouth State Bank held its annual meeting Wednesday with stockholders hearing annual reports and electing officers for the coming year. President Joseph M. Roberts is noted as a founder and longtime leader, prompting the selection of J. H. Becker as president. Henry Horn is named vice president, Henry A. Schneider is re elected as cashier, Bernese Newell is assistant cashier, and Frank A. Leidt is added as assistant cashier. Directors named include J. Hi Becker Henry Horn H A Schneider W H Newell and L B Egenherser.
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Plattsmouth
Bank Westerday
Lars Misty
Joseph M. Roberts
J. H. Becker
Henry Horn
Henry A. Schneider
Bernese Newel
Frank A.leidt
J. Hi. Becker
H. A. Schneider
W. H. Newell
L. B. Egenherser
Warga Receives Honor at Platte lodge session
At Platte lodge No. 7 and encampment No. 31 Odd Fellows a surprise tribute honored Joseph C. Warga retiring noble grand and past patriarch for his year of service. James H. Short presented a handsome past noble grand and past patriarch collar with remarks lauding his faithful leadership.
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Platte Lodge No. 7
Joseph C. Warga
James H. Short
Warga
Order
Thanks for sympathy and floral remembrances
The Peter Mummuwnid family thanks kind friends neighbors and relatives for tender sympathy in our hour of sorrow and for the beautiful floral remembrances.
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Peter Mummuwnid
Burdeck Blood Bitters Promises Digestion Aid
Dyspepsia is described as a curse and Burdeck Blood Bitters are marketed to restore digestion and purify the blood. Sold at drug stores for $1.25. Ta hit, all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Burdeck Blood Bitters
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George L. Snively
Lewiston
Illinois
Mondev
Peter Mummn, JR
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Oak Hill
Platts H. S
Journal
Morgan's
Journal Office
W. C. T. U. Society
C. A. Troop
St. Agnes and
St. Margaret's
Church School Service League
St. Margaret
Church School Service
St. Luke'’s Church
G. Fricke
Jane
Marion
League
St. Mer. Sfaret
St. Agnes
Fricke
Texas
Plattsmouth State Bank
Platemouth
Federal Reserve System
Nebraska
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