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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1919

Page

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Sermon for Plattsmouth High Class of 1918

Rev H G McCluskey delivered the baccalaureate sermon at the Presbyterian church to 35 Plattsmouth High graduates. He urged service over self in life, citing biblical figures and world events, urging leaders educated in schools and churches to choose humility and duty to avert future conflict.

Presbyterian Church H. G. McCluskey Plattsmouth McCluskey Adam Eve Shakespeare Hamlet Germany Christ Morganthau William Wilson Bismarck Wesley England America Church Israel Abraham Jacob Joseph Moses Joshua Gideon David Solomon Jereboam Abijam Haasha Omri Ahab Jehoram Ahbaz Jeboahaz

Fraternal Order of Eagles Initiates 40 in Local Lodge

On Thursday evening in the Coates block the Fraternal Order of Eagles held a regular lodge meeting and initiated more than forty candidates into the mysteries of the order. A banquet followed, served by the members' wives, with high attendance and enthusiastic participation. The Journal commends the lodge for growth and character of its new members.

Coates Block Order of Easles

Frank Chechel laid to rest at Oak Hill Cemetery

Under Modern Woodmen of America auspices the funeral for Frank Chechel was held from his home yesterday and his interment occurred at Oak Hill Cemetery. He lived in the city over thirty years leaving a wife and seven children, with many friends and lodge members paying tribute.

Woodmen of America Frank Checiel Chechel Lodge Charles W. Kopp Chicago Russell Strattch Omaha Frank John Chechel Letherwood South Dakota Adolph Helen Chechel Frank Reba City

Electric Farm Line Planned Near Murray Union

The Murray to Union electric line gains support as Union farmers invest about 7000 dollars. About fifteen farmers between Murray and Union join as subscribers and stockholders to supply lighting heating and power. Construction starts once line materials arrive, with Mr Kykendall of Plattsmouth Gas and Electric guiding procurement.

Union Murray Kykendall Plattsmouth Gas and Electric Company

Lost hats near Alvo and South Bend trigger call

A green Stetson style civilian hat and a soldier’s army hat with scarlet cord are missing between Alvo and South Bend. The hats were bought at Magee’s store in Lincoln. If found, call 1213 at Greenwood and reverse the call.

Alvo South Bend Magees Lincoln Greenwood

Last Dance of Season Elks Hold Forth in Splendor

The Elks staged a grand season end with pomp and spectacle lasting into the early morning hours. Members and guests enjoyed a formal gathering, music, and ceremonial tributes marking the finale of the season.

Memorial Day tribute and Elks dance in Plattsmouth

Crowds greet Nebraska’s Own S Ssth Division troops arriving in Omaha on Memorial Day weekend. Sergeant William R. Holly leads 153 men in a parade while out-of-town mourners visit graves. Later, Plattsmouth Lodge No 729 Elks host a large weekly dance with a luncheon and Memorial day toast to fallen members Jirousek and Hirg.

Omaha Ssth Nebraska New York Camp Funston Plattsmouth Cass County Misses Holly William R. Holly 20Th Dodge Streets Holly Lincoln Kroehler Fred Wagner James T. Begley Matt Jirousek Henry Hirg Order Plattsmouth Lodge

Matthew Herold Returns Home From France as Lieutenant

Lieutenant Matthew Herold arrives home from nearly two years in France where he enlisted as a private and earned promotions overseas. A Harvard College student prior to service, he excelled in tactics and rose to first lieutenant. He will visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herold for a time.

Matthew Herold France Herold Harvard College Henry Herold

Pollock party to fetch four Ford cars for sales branch

This morning T. H. Pollock of the Pollock Auto Co with chief mechanic R. C. Hitchman and Plattsmouth Water Co superintendent L. O. Minor along with D. K. and G. B. Ebersole left for Omaha to handle business and bring back four new Ford cars for local sale. In Omaha Geo. B. Ebersole bought a Boy Scout uniform.

T. H. Pollock T. H. Pollock Auto Co R. C. Hitchman L. O Plattsmouth Water Company D. K G. B. Ebersole Omaha Ford City Geo. B. Ebersole

Beal Drives Out a Three Bagger in Memorial Day Game

The Holmes White Sox of Omaha lost to Plattsmouth 3 to 2 after extra innings in a Memorial Day afternoon clash. Clarence Beal hit a pivotal three bagger in the fourth, and Beal later helped force home a run during a wild throw. The game featured tight pitching, solid defense, and reduced errors, with both teams threatening into the eleventh inning. Plattsmouth and Longways of Connell Bluffs were slated for a follow up matchup tomorrow afternoon.

Holmes White Sox Daly Red Sox Omaha Stimpson Goose Goose Eggz Clarence Beal Plattsmouth Beal Herold Holbrook Longways Connell Bluffs

Memorial Baby Boy Brings Joy to Durell Family

A memorial baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Durell on Memorial Day. The newborn, described as a fine young American, brings happiness to the family. Grandfather Peter J. Vallery notes his own happiness and warmer greetings with each new addition.

W. A. Durell Peter J. Vallery

The Case Separator Advertises Grain Processor

The Case Separator boasts a monstrous appetite and efficient digestion for grain. It promises to handle more grain with less grief than any machine in the field, promoted by W. T. Richardson & Son.

W. T. Richardson & Son

Declamatory Contest at Parmele Theatre Honors Standouts

A large crowd attended the Parmele Theatre declamatory contest last night with Miss Clara Haddon winning first prize for Pro Patria and Miss Una Crook close behind for Cy and I. Mrs. Hazel B. Smith awarded the prizes as Imperial Jazz Orchestra provided music and the audience sang America to close.

Grand Army of the Republic Parmele Plattsmouth Commercial Club Grand Army Imperial Jazz Orchestra Myles Altman Mae Morgan America Justus Lillie Osreal Wolfe W. H. Newell W. H. Freese Thomas Wiles, Jr R. B. Windham W. D. Foster Union R. W. Hyers Lincoln Wm. McCauley Thomas W., Glenn Columbus Neff John Fight Wm. Gilmour M. A Parmele Theatre Comercial Club Opera House Clara Haddon Una Crook Cy and I Miss Haddon Hazel B. Smith

Commencement Week Arrives in Plattsmouth

Next week in Plattsmouth features a Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. H. G. McCluskey on Sunday, a three act class play, Aaron Boges Freshman, at the Parmele on Wednesday, and graduation exercises Friday with 35 members of the Class of 1919 receiving diplomas. The schedule follows a busy closing week for teachers and pupils after influenza related vacations.

Plattsmouth H. G. McCluskey Presbyterian Church Parmele Aaron Boges

Beautiful home wedding in Plattsmouth unites Mildred Harris and Webster Warthen

Miss Mildred Harris and Mr. Webster Warthen wed yesterday at the Harris home in Plattsmouth. The couple, both well known in the city, plan to reside there with Warthen employed at the Burlington shops. Guests included close family members and relatives. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Wells and the home was decorated by Mrs Harris and Mrs H B Warthen. The wedding cake was baked by Miss Mingle Price. The couple will begin their life together in a furnished cottage home as they embark on their married journey.

Frank Harris Mildred Harria Webster Warthen Wells Harris H. B. Warthen A. J. Edgerton Mingle Price Frank Raymond Lena Raymond Iowa Julia Sedlack Alfred Edgerton Webster Warthern Burlington

Burlington Introduces New Time Card For Division

The Burlington unveils a new time card affecting few trains and aimed at efficiency. Two new passenger trains are added between Omaha and Lincoln to utilize on duty crews and potentially cut staffing needs.

Burlington Omaha Lincoln

Eggs for Hatching Buff Crophington Eggs for Sale

Single comb Buff Orpington eggs for hatching one dollar per setting of fifteen eggs or five dollars per hundred. See or call Sam Goodman. Mynard, Nebraska.

Sam Goodman Mynard

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THE P. HS Eagles Initiate Glass Oak Hill Cemetery Frank Chechefield Club Hone Plattsmouth Lodge No. 729 Holmes’ White Sox Louisville Baccalaureate Mildred Harris Groom First National Bank Hone
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