Memorial Day Observed In City Honor fallen Heroes
Memorial Day observances in the city paid tribute to fallen veterans from Civil War to World War I. Services at Oak Hill cemetery featured G A R W R C American Legion and the younger veterans. The afternoon program saw remarks by T J McGuire and music by the Callwell orchestra and Edna Marshall Eaton, followed by a closing benediction.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
American Legion
Grand Army
W. RR. C
Mound
Order of Veterans
G. A. R. Mound
Legion
Emil Hild
Color Guard of Honor
John Palacek
Harry Winscott
Robert Walling
Kenneth McCarthy
Thomas Walling
Edward Fullerton
Cassius Carey
Henry Lutz
John Powell
Frank Macavoy
Carl Wohlfarth
James Persinger
Joseph Smetana
August Hesse
George K. Kopischka
D. Harria Cook
Hugh Kearns
Edward Ripple
Horning
Albert Vallery
G. H. Gilmore
Murray
Aubrey Lixbury
Callwell
Roat
America
Edna Marshall Raton
Wilbur Scranton Leete
St. Luke's Church
Effa Patterson
R. B. Windham
W. A
Edna Marshall Eaton
Knapp
Christine Coughlin
Thame
T. J. McGuire
Omaha
Republic
Mose
McGuire
William Baird
Flanders Field
T. W. Glenn
KR. B. Windham
Caldwell
Rigor
A. G. Hotlowell
The
Christian Church
Dora Hesse
Mike Kearns
Carl Kopischka
Death of Plattsmouth resident John Schiapacasse
John Schiapacasse, a longtime Plattsmouth resident and fruit and confectionery businessman, died at 69 after years of illness. He came from Italy, lived in Detroit and Ann Arbor before settling in Plattsmouth thirty years ago, where he built a trusted life and saved for his later years. He is survived by his wife Jennie Fry and three children Kay, Cecil, and John Theodore of Sacramento. Funeral services will be held at his home Thursday at 2 PM.
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John Schiappacasse
Mr. Schiappacasse
Italy
America
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Plattsmouth
Schiappacasse
Jennie Fry
A. C. Fry
Kay
Cecil
John Theodore
Sacramento
California
Lightning Kills Valued Cow in North Pasture
A rain storm and lightning struck a pasture near Burlington station killing a valuable cow belonging to August Bach. The cow stood beside a wire fence when struck, suffering electrocution. Valued around $100, the loss is partially insured but will leave a sizable shortfall for the owner.
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August Bach
Burlington Station
Mrs. August Cloidt Returns Home From Omaha Hospital
Mrs. August Cloidt, who had been spending time at an Omaha hospital, returned home yesterday and feels much improved through her treatment. Her friends are pleased to see her come home and hope for continued improvement.
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August Cloidt
Omaha
Manley auto dealer Clint Andrus dead from self inflicted wound
Clint M. Andrus a longtime Manley auto dealer died after a self inflicted 22 calibre gunshot wound. The 55 year old husband and father had faced family and financial strain amid years in the Manuel business. No inquest was held.
Death of Jack Wilson Reported From Canada River Incident
Alfred Wilson of this city received a message from Miami Texas reporting the drowning death of his brother Jack Wilson. The accident occurred Sunday afternoon near the Canadian river flowing by Miami. Alfred left on the Burlington train to Kansas City and then Texas for tomorrow's funeral services.
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Alfred Wilson
Miami
Texas
Wilson
Jack Wilson
Burlington
Kansas City
Farewell Party For Tulene Couple At Ripple Home
Last evening at the Ripple home, friends gathered to bid Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Tulene farewell before their departure to Orange California. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Ripple with guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Meisinger Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tulene Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cheval Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ripple Mrs. M. A. Gadby and Mrs. May Lee.
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Edward C. Ripple
A. C. Tulene
Orange
California
J. J. Meisinger
J. W. Tulene
Frank Cheval
E. C. Ripple
M. A. Gadby
May Lee
Washout Delays Burlington No 6 After Colorado Storm
A washout on the Harlington line near Akron Colorado caused the eastbound Burling ton train No 6 to be annulled this morning delaying all Denver trains until late in the day. The storm across the west produced more damage than reported and repairs may allow westbound trains this evening though no exact running times are provided.
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Burlington
Harlington
Akron
Colorado
Denver
Pioneer Woman Mrs. L. G. Becker Dies at Home
Livona C. Becker a Cass county pioneer widow born May 20 1832 in New York died last night. She and her husband P J Becker moved from Nebraska City to Cass county in 1860 and raised seven children. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from the Allison home with Rev. H G McClusky. burial Lewiston Cemetery.
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Livona C. Becker
Cass County
Becker
New York
Michigan
P. J. Hecker
Kansas
Las
Nebraska
Nebraska City
Great West
Nebraskka City
Liberty
California
T. L. Becker
Idaho
Mary B. Allison
Allison
The
Presbyterian Church
Lewiston Cemetery
Murray
Marshall to Lead Eight Piece Entertaining Company on Tour
Ralph L Marshall and his wife visited Nebraska City to celebrate the holiday and finalize plans for his departure Wednesday to join a touring high class company. He will lead an eight member orchestra providing instrumental selections and vocal numbers on the White Marsh chautauqua course. Marshall has been part of the White Hussars for several seasons, a group that has enjoyed success on chautauqua circuits nationwide.
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Ralph L Marshall
Nebraska City
Marshall
C. A. Harehall
White Hussars
Printing Remains a Beacon for Industry and Craft
Industry observers note printing endures as a vital craft and business across sectors. The phrase evokes printers, presses, and publishers adapting to technology while upholding traditional methods.
Funeral of Jacob Tritsch on Sunday
Funeral services for the late Jacob Tritsch were held at St. Pauls Evan gelical church with Rev. H Kottish officiating. Long lines of mourners from Cass county attended, the church was filled, and hundreds stood outside to pay tribute to a trusted public servant and friend. The burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery. Out of town relatives included Edward Volk of Mclean and others from Randolph Renfrew and Peoria Illinois.
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Jacob Tritsch
St. Paul's
Evanseliex
H. Kottish
St. Paul's Church
Mr. Tritsch
Cass County
Oak Hill Cemetery
Silent
Edward Volk
Mclean
August Howaldt
Randolph
John Volk
John Horn
Peoria
Illinois
Nicholas and
Peter Volk
Renfrew
Oklahoma
Police Chief Re Covers Stolen Ford On Highway
Police Chief Alvin Jones located a stolen Ford touring car on the federal highway between the city and Mynard after it had been reported missing in Nebraska City. He traced it to near the old U B church before the owners and Nebraska City authorities recovered the vehicle.
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Alvin Jones
Tay Merming
This City
Mynard
Nebraska City
Platte River
U. B
Jones
Dies at Masonic Home in Nebraska
Lem Munn, resident at the Nebraska Masonic Home for several years, died after an illness. Born June 25, 1860 in Crawford county Wisconsin, he moved to Nebraska long ago and joined the Masonic fraternity at Fatriel Neb. thirty years ago. He leaves a wife and four sons and one daughter. Funeral is Wednesday at 1 p m at the home conducted by Rev A G Hollowell of the Christian church, a faith Mrun has followed for thirteen years.
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Lem Munn
Nebraska
Masonic
A. G. Hollowell
Christian Church
Faith
Mrun
Webbs Buy Pearl Street Bungalow From Barclay
William Barclay sells his Pearl street bungalow between Fifth and Sixth to Elmer Webb. The Kuykendalls have lived there since J C Kuykendall arrived as Continental Gas and Electric district manager. Kuykendall moves to Coronado apartments today. Webbs move into their new home Friday.
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William Barclay
Elmer Webb
Mr. Barclay
Pearl Street
5Th
6Th
J. C. Kuykendall
Kuykendall
Continental Gas and Electric Corporation
Kurkendall
Coronado Apartments
Webbs
Community Call No. 6 Featuring Three Ring Show
Local page notes a call number 6 event described as a three ring performance. The item lacks further specifics on venue date or participants.
Depart for Oklahoma for Ardmore lighting post
Albert Clabaugh and his wife left the city for Ardmore Oklahoma to take up residence. Clabaugh will be manager of the lighting company there and they have been visiting Col and Mrs M A Bates for four months enjoying time with relatives before returning southwest.
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Albert Clabaugh
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Clabanueh
Mr. Clabaugh
Col
M. A. Bates
Retirements Change City School Staff
This morning H. R. Stromsburg and A. D. Bell left for Omaha and Beat rice after completing their city school service. Stromsburg served two years as principal and helped raise the high school standard while aiding Superintendent Pratt. Bell, one term, strengthened athletics and organized the manual training department, improving baseball and football.
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H. R. Stromsburg
A. D. Bell
Omaha
Beatrice
Stromsburg
Pratt
Bell
Plattsmouth High School Delights With Nothing But the Truth
Last evening the Plattsmouth high school class play Nothing But the Truth was repeated at Parmele theater by popular demand after sold out shows last week. The cast proved exceptionally clever and the audience found the comedy highly entertaining. The success reflects credit on the students and they are invited to perform again in Falls City.
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Plattsmouth
Parmele
Falls City
Tragedy at Beil Home Near Union Claims Teenager
Seventeen year old Misa Golds is found dead from a self inflicted gunshot at the Beil home near Union. Sheriff and County Attorney say an inquest is unnecessary. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Beil residence, burial at Horning Cemetery.
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Fred Beil
Misa Golds
Beil
Clara Davis
Union
Casas County
Quinton
Cole
Bell
W. A. Taylor
Horning Cemetery
For Sale Items Dairy Farm Auction Notice
For sale a ten horse power Fairbanks engine in good condition. Also two short horn bulls. Phone number 2003 in Weeping Water. End of notice from Ruby.
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Fairbanks
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Journal
Manley Auto Dealer
C. M. Andrus
Manley
Clint M. Andrus
Andrus
Jeliie
Jeliie Saw Mr. Andrus
Weeping Water
Missouri
Fatailar
L. G. Becker
Ralph S. Marshall
Golda
Ruby
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banking System
First National Bank
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