Local residents visit court house and nearby cities
George H. Woods of Louisville and Charles Reichart of Louisville were in town for business at the county courthouse. Mrs. Philip Balser visited Omaha briefly to see relatives. Della Oehlerking of Wabash and William C. Reiwart of Greenwood obtained a marriage license. L. R. Snipes, county agricultural agent, came from Weeping Water to oversee field work. Several others made short trips to Omaha or Fremont for business and visiting friends.
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Moninv
George H. Woods
Louisville
Court House
Philip Balser
Omaha
William C. Reiwart
Greenwood
Della Oehlerking
Wabash
Charles Reichart
L. R. Snipes
Fern McFarland and Son
Orley
Alliance
Fremont
A. J. Engelkemeier
Murray
De Molay Initiate Braska City Officers
Cass chapter of De Molay held a meeting at the Masonic Temple and conferred the initiatory and De Molay degrees on Allen Wilson and Arthur Sweet. Nebraska City chapter to be instituted next Saturday by Dr. Zoro D. Clark and Cass chapter. Attorney W. E. Tyler of Nebraska City aided as adviser and spoke to members and Masons. The Nebraska City chapter will be sponsored by the Royal Arch Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
Nebraska City
Royal Arch Masons
Dean's Regulats Liver Health Remedy
A historical ad notes Dean's Regulats priced at 230¢ per box. It claims mild action on the liver and bowels to ease indigestion and constipation, with availability at all drug stores.
For Sale House and Lots Inquire at Journal Office
Six room house and four lots or house and two lots are for sale. Inquire at the Journal office for details. Blank books are available at the Journal Offices.
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Journal
City Honors Fallen Heroes With Memorial Ceremonies
Citizens gathered under threatening skies to honor WWI and World War II dead. The event included G A R and American Legion services, a bronze tablet unveiling at the Cass County courthouse, and remarks by Dr S Mills Hayes and county officials.
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Woman's Relief Corps
The
Legion Auxiliary
Court House
G. A. R. and
American Legion
Oak Hill Cemetery
G. A. R. Mould
Legion
New Cemetery
Carl Wohlfarth
Elwood Buttery
Burdette Briggs
Joseph Smetana
Fred Rutherford
Clyde Jackson
Edward Gleze
James Bear
William Powell
Cassius Carey
W. G. Kieck
Jack Letceway
Parmele Theatre
Boys In Blue
R. B. Windham
A. D. Caldwell
H. F. Haukap
St. John’s Catholic Church
E. H. Wescott
A. J. Beeson
Lincoln
Gettysburo
Frank A. Cloidt
L. O. Minor
R. P. Westover
H. G. McClusky
Thomas W. Glenn
Grandarmy of the Republic
Eugene Lister
Silent Army
Mr. Glenn
Mr. Lister
Life Militant
S. Mills Hayes
Holy Trinity Church of Lincoln
West
United States
America
First Presbyterian Church
Cass County Court House
Edwin A. Fricke
Hilks
Daughters of the American Revolution
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Itelief Corps
American Legion Aunxiliary
Minces
Fontenelle
Daugters of the
W. S. Leete
BD. A. R
TI. A. R
Cass County
American Lefon
C. B. Harris
Lister
Matt A. Jirousek
Henry Hirz
Hazell Marshall
August Hesse
Hugh J. Sieerns
Edward C. Ripple
George Konischka
Robert Bernard Roddy
Karry Johnson
Albert W. Vallery
Charles M. Baker
Jack Endenmiller
Guy R. Frisbee
Harold Hitchman
Pauld S. Ingram
Erc C. Monger
Ralph J. Pargell
Fred I. Spencer
Arthur Trudeau
Harry EB. Walker
Edward J. Wight
Elks
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Ty Jack Ledgeway
Old Resident Visits City for Decoration Day
Mrs. Harriett A. MacMurphy an early city resident now with the World Herald in Ocinaire visited yesterday for Decoration Day services and to see the family cemetery lot. She and her husband J A MacMurphy were pioneer Ne braska newspaper men who ran the Herald in the seventies before moving to South Omaha about forty years ago.
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Harriett A. MacMurphy
World Herald
Ocnaire
South Omaha
Another Wage Slash Coming in May For Rail Workers
The Herald and Examiner reports a further wage cut of at least five cents an hour for more than 460,000 shop craft employees. The action, combined with last Sunday's maintenance of way cut, would save railroads about 100 million dollars, helping restore payrolls to 1920 levels by July 1.
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Nebraska
Chicago
Herald and Examiner
Entertains in Honor of Friends at Weyrich Home
The H F Class of the Presbyterian church gathered at Miss Clara Weyrich’s home for a double event a shower for Mrs Hill Martin and Mrs George Busch and a farewell for Miss Cleone Meisinger and Miss Chelsea Swope. Guests hemmed tea towels for brides and enjoyed refreshments in a warm social evening. Present were Fern Gansemer Estelle Lister Thelma Olson Gwenivere Smith Beat rice Herring Helen Warner Viola Archer Helen Johnson Marie Hunter Emma Wohlsfarth Esther Tritsch Florine Tritsch Chelsea Swope Cleone Meisinger Clara Weyrich and Mesdames Busch and Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Weyrich
H. F
Presbyterian Church
Hill Martin
Fae Chase
George Busch
Fern Tout
Cleone Meisinger
California
Chelsea Swope
Kansas
Fern Gansemer
Estelle Lister
Thelma Olson
Gwenivere Smith
Beatrice Herring
Helen Warner
Viola Archer
Helen Johnson
Marie Hunter
Emma Wohlsfarth
Frank Smith Led Legion in Decoration Day Effort
A Journal reporter Frank Smith chaired the Legion committee for Decoration Day ceremonies in Parmele. Members vote thanks for his untiring efforts and credit for organizing the successful program.
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the Parmele
Frank Smith
Journal
Smith
Legion Committee
Legion
Burdock Blood Bitters Advertisement Offer
Feel languid, weak, run down. Headache and stomach off. A remedy is Burdock Blood Bitters. Ask your druggist. Price $1.25.
Cheapest accident insurance from Dr. Thomas Oil
Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil advertised as affordable burn and wound care. Sold by all druggists for 30 and 60 cents.
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Thomas
Books Books Books at the Journal Office
An advertisement notes a large collection of books available at the Jour nal Office with emphasis on quantity and invitation to browse or purchase.
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Kelloggs
Kellogg’s
Glay
Albert Rheinackle
City
Burlington
Vera
Frances Moore
Near Murray
DE Molay
Braska
Omaha Liberty Fire Insurance Co
Geo. H. Woep
Merley
Lanning
J. H. Domingo
Violet Begley
Helen Clement
Edna Klinger
Sylvia Noble
Eleanor McCarthy
Catherine Schneider
Packard
FORD
Polarine Ojl
Standard Oil Company OF Nebraska
RED Crown
Mesasin
U. S
Standard Oil Company OF
RED Own
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