Funeral of Cass County ResidentThomas J McCulloch
Funeral services for Thomas J. McCulloch were held at his home near Murray with Rev. A G Hollowell officiating. Born October 26 1844 in Little York Illinois he died May 31 1921 at age 77 years 7 months and 5 days. He married Sarah Scull in 1876 and leaves a wife three children and two sisters. Body interred at Young Cemetery.
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Thomas J. McCulloch
Murray
A. G. Hollowell
Christian Church of
St. John
Murray Church
Young
Thomas Jefferson McCulloch
Little York
Ill
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Swass
McCullock
Sarah Scull
E. G. McCulloch
Commissioners Hold A Session In County Courthouse
The board of county commissioners met and planned to sit as a board of equalization June 15 to 19 in their court house rooms to review property assessment claims. They also approved purchasing twelve grove markers for World War veterans and appointed Harry W. McFadden as justice of the peace for Salt Creek precinct.
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Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Hugh Kearns
American Legion
S. S. Petersen
Salt Creek Precinct
Harry W. McFadden
Board of Commissioners
McFadden
Funeral for John Schizppacasse Held in Community
Yesterday afternoon the funeral of John Schizppacasse drew many old friends to his North Fourth Street home. Rev. A V Hunter led the service at the First Methodist church and he offered comfort to the grieving family. Burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery in the family plot, with pallbearers named from longtime friends: Chris Mockenhaupt, William Hassler, William Schmidtmann, Edward Donat, Philip Thierolf and John Levda. The community extends its sympathy to the family.
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John Schizppacasse
North Fourth Street
A. V. Hunter
First Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Chris Mockenhaupt
William Hassler
William Schmidtmann
Edward Donat
Philip Thierolf
John Levda
Thay
Familly
Fine Little Daughter Born to Avoca Hallstroms
News arrives of a fine little daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hallstrom of Avoca on Tuesday. The mother and baby are doing well, bringing joy to the grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Hallstrom and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Propst. Friends extend best wishes for a long, happy life.
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Elmer Hallstrom
Avoca
John Hallstrom
R. L. Propst
County Attorney Doubts Coroner Verdict In Andrus Death
Omaha Bee reports Plattsmouth dispatch claiming County Attorney A. G. Cole will pursue further probes into Clint M. Andrus death at Manley and questions the coroner jury ruling that Andrus killed himself. Cole denies expressing any opinion beyond noting the death as a self-inflicted wound. TheBee report's source remains unidentified as a field rep did not dispatch the item.
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Omaha Bee
Plattsmouth
A. G. Cole
Clint M. Andrus
Manley
Mr. Cole
W. H. Frost
Edward Kelly
A. H. Humble
W. H. Otte
August Stander
J. J. Meier
The
Bee
E. A. Webb
Andrus
Funeral services of Mrs L C Becker
Mrs L C Becker a Cass county pioneer was laid to rest in Lewis ton cemetery after services at her daughter Mary B Allison's home in Plattsmouth. The Rev H G McClusky delivered the sermon from With Long Life I Satisfy Him and Show Him My Salvation. A quartet including George L Farley and Estelle Baird sang One Sweetly Solemn Thought.
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L. C. Becker
Cass County
Mary B. Allison
Plattsmouth
H. G. McClusky
First Presbyterian Church
George L. Farley
J. W. Holmes
Estelle Baird
Lewiston
Murray
Pleasant Birthday Party for Mr. Bennett
A surprise birthday gathering was hosted last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Bennett for their twenty ninth milestone. About twenty guests attended with music recitations and dialogues, and refreshments were served at the close by Mrs. Bennett.
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O. Bennett
Bennett
Doctor Leopold Removes Mrs Livey Tonsils and Adenoids
This morning Dr. H. C. Leopold operated on Mrs. Frank Livey for removal of tonsils and adenoids. The operation was very successful and the patient is resting comfortably after the procedure.
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H. C. Leopold
Frank Livey
Printing Meme Sparks Business Adoration
A playful line emphasizes printers as the go to choice in the printing world, hinting at brand loyalty and industry reliance without specific events or dates.
Very Pleasing Piano Recital by Miss Gass Pupils
The class of Miss Olive Gass held a piano recital at Marble Street home with about eighty attendees. Despite a few absentees, the program showcased numerous students performing short pieces from Beethoven to Sousa, including solos and two duets, with many students earning praise for their polished renditions.
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Olive Gass
Marble Stresch
Buet
Fisher
Florence Kaufman
Gretchen Warner
Ruth Find
Pleasant meeting by Presbyterian ladies auxiliary
The Presbyterian church ladies auxiliary was entertained yesterday afternoon in the church parlors. Hosts Mesdames Will F. Varga H R Duncan of Chicago E C Harris and Claude Smith provided a cordial reception with informal social time a short musical program by Florence Kaufman Helen and Gretchen Warner and a dainty refreshments.
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Presbyterian Church
Will F. Varga
H. R. Duncan
Chicago
E. C. Harris
Claude Smith
Florence Kaufman
Helen
Gretchen Warner
Enjoy Fine Event by Local Worker's Class
The Christian church group hosted a pleasant afternoon at Mrs. Fred Haifke's home with Mrs. Edward G. Ore assisting. Early summer bouquets adorned the rooms, readings by Mrs. Luke L. Wiles and Mrs. A. G. Hollowell added to the gathering, followed by a dainty luncheon served by the hostesses.
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Christian Church
Ivy
Fred Haifke
Edward G. Ore
Luke L. Wiles
A. G. Hollowell
Family receives fresh Columbia River suhmen gift
Mr and Mrs C R Frans of this city received a 5 pound suhmen from their son Elmer now in Honquiah Washington. The fish from the Columbia River honored the mother’s birthday and will make a fine feast at the Frans home.
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C. R. Frans
Elmer
Honquiah
Washington
Columbia River
Prans
Modern Building Erected by Jess Warga Replaces Burned Structure
The business block along the city’s main street showcases a new modern building by Jess Warga replacing the fire-destroyed structure from New Years night. It features a white and blue front, a rear plumbing shop, and an elevator to the top floor. The upper level houses John P. Sattler’s chapel and undertaking rooms with a white color scheme and red carpet.
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Jess. Warga
John P. Sattler
Messrs. Warega
Sattler
Boosting for City Baseball Team Urges Public Support
Local fans circulate subscriptions to fund a city baseball team operated by Barclay on strict business lines. Proceeds would aid grounds maintenance and season expenses, aiming to prevent treasury vacancy and restore the game to its former standard with public backing.
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Barclay
Eames
Red Sox
Resting Easy at St Catherine Hospital
Reports from the bedside of Rev Father M A Shine at St Catherine hospital Omaha indicate he is resting easily and showing improvement. Church members and friends hope to avoid surgery and look forward to his return home to resume his duties.
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Father M. A. Shine
St. Catherine Hospital
Omaha
Father Shine
Advertising as a General Ad Appeal Query
A newspaper notice asks readers if their advertisement fits general salesmanship requirements and broad appeal to varied readers. It questions inclusion criteria and suitability for the classified space.
Death of Clifford Burnsides in North Lewisburg Ohio
Clifford Burnsides, 25, died after grabbing live electric wires and a pool of water at J. H. Beltz home in North Lewisburg. The incident followed a prior electric shock rescue attempt by Ted Augur and others during a band concert crowd. He leaves a wife and stepson, siblings, and will be buried at the M. E. church in North Lewisburg Friday at 2 PM.
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Charles FE. Martin
Jacob Martin
North Lewisburg
Ohio
Clifford Burnsides
Eliza Burnsides
Martin
North Lewisbure
J. H. Beltz
Lewisbure
Burnsides
Lad
Cecil Kern
Ted Augur
Urbana
Augur
Young Burnsides
Mr. Jordan
Bodey
Auger
Burnesides
Oran Burnsides
Cable
Harold
Herman
Robert
Helen
M. E. Church
Lewisburg
Royal Arch Masons Hold Large Meeting
Nebraska Chapter No. 3 Royal Arch Masons conducted a session Tuesday for conferring Mark Past and Most Excellent Master degrees on Emil Hild Aubrey Duxbury Marion Duxbury Virgel Perry Ed Tutt and Henry Groenrichsen. Degree work impressed attendees followed by refreshments provided by Mesdames H A Schneider F P Busch and James Mauzy.
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Nebraska
Royal Arch Masons
Emil Hild
Aubrey Duxbury
Marion Duxbury
Virgel Perry
Tutt
Murray
Henry Groenrichsen
H. A. Schneider
F. P. Busch
James Mauzy
Fine Little Son Born to Avora Couple in Omaha Visit
Louis Marquardt and Dr. and Mrs. J W Brendel of Avora travel to Omaha to visit Mr. and Mrs. A L Cockle. A fine son has arrived and both mother and baby are well at Clarkson hospital. Mrs Cockle, formerly Ida Marquardt, county superintendent of schools, is recalled from the past.
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Louis Marquardt
J. W. Brendel
Avora
Omaha
A. L. Cockle
Clarkson Hospital
Court Allows Land To Be Taken Away In Plattsmouth Case
In district court Judge Begley ruled for the Bu casek and Bu plaintiffs regarding land used for farming outside Plattsmouth city limits. The suit contends the land gains no city benefits and lacks access to fire and street services. In Roberts v Roberts a partition suit, sale and division of heirs share ordered with Joseph A Capwell appointed referee.
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Frank
John Bucasek
Plattsmouth
Begley
Kittie C. Roberts
Paul H. Roberts
Joseph M. Roberts
Joseph A. Capwell
Elmwood
Rector Leaves for Omaha to Lead St Barnabas
Father W S Leete rector of St Luke's departs for Omaha to take charge of St Barnabas in the rector’s absence. Mrs Leete and Madame Leete follow to occupy the St Barnabas rectory for two months. Father Holdsapie sails to Europe to work in Serbia for the summer on a missionary assignment.
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W. S. Leete
St Luke’s Church
Omaha
St Barnabas
Lloyd B. Holdsapie
Leete
Madame Leete
No. 40Th Street
Father Holdsaple
New York
Europe
Serbia
Near East
Mrs Becker Improving After Kirksville Hospital Surgery
Reports from the Still hospital in Kirksville Missouri say Mrs John H Becker of this city is recovering well after recent operation. Attending physicians anticipate continued progress toward a full recovery, bringing relief to her many friends here.
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Kirksville
Missouri
John H. Becker
Charles N Beverage Laid To Last Sleep
Charles Norman Beverage died recently and was laid to rest at Eight Mile Grove Cemetery near his old home. Rev E H Pontius led services at the residence on West Locust Street, with a UV Church choir singing Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and Jesus Savior Pilot Me. The service cited Psalm 39 as comfort, and the body was interred after a brief grave prayer.
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Charles Norman
West Locust Street
Eight Mile Grove
E. H. Pontius
Mynarch A. B. Church
E. Cook
Raymond Cook
Lowell Pontius
Mary Wetencamp
May Barker
Helen Pontius
Isle of
Jesus
Garage business booms in Murray amid hot tire sales
Frank Vallery, owner of the Murray garage formerly L. H. Puls, reports peak tire sales and the best business in months. He works with Amos Wright and Joseph Cook, with Cook since William March’s retirement, as local patronage boosts the operation.
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Frank Vallery
Murray
L. H. Puls
Vallery
Amos Wright
Joseph Cook
Cook
William March
Warner
First June Wedding in county judge’s office
County Judge Beeson united Sterling F. Amick and Mata Engelkemeier in marriage last evening near Weeping Water. The couple, popular residents, were witnessed by Nettle B. Amick and Mable C. Mickle and will reside on the farm near Weeping Water.
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Beeson
Sterling F. Amick
Mata Engelkemeier
Legion
Nettle B. Amick
Mable C. Mickle
Community Call No. 6 Three Ring Circus
A brief village notice highlights a Call No. 6 event described as a three ring performance. The item hints at a local public show and civic involvement without detailing participants or venue.
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Young Cemetery
Journal Office
L. G. Becker
Allison
Violet Lamphear
Katie
Fearis
Eleanor Hanesek
Norwood
Hart
Edna Newton
Treia Kopischka
Smallwood
Harriet Hunter
Treva Edgerton
Coon Sane
Strickland
Wimball
Charlotte Field
Beethoven
Edith Sedgway
Weber- Margery Shopp
la Farge
Margaret Bauer
Weber Elizabeth Litzman
Minnie Hild
Soliier
Steinhamer
Freeda Klinger
Morrison
Helen Ledgway
Liszt
Roberta Propst
Lincoln’s Log Cabin
Marek’ Weber
Ida Patton
Johnson
Mable le Foster
Hartman
Blanche Braun
Jungman
Richard Heverage
Mullen Penn Fight
Suppe
Durand
Hamilton
Lillian Kopischka
Sousa
Helen Warner
Godard
Pearl Hild
Taps
Angelman
Harry Foster
Mabel le Foster
Journal
Jess F. Werga
Eagle Team
Charles E. Martin
John Bucacek
City
Charles N
Eight Mile Grove Cemetery
First National Bank
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