Elks Lodge dedicates new home in Plattsmouth celebration
Plattsmouth Lodge No. 739 of the BPO Elks opened its new home with a public inspection, a musical program by the Holly Orchestra, and a ball. Guests from Omaha Norfolk Glenwood and other towns attended. The event featured elaborate decorations, a dining hall, card room, billiard and pool rooms, and a reception for members and visitors.
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BPO
Bonereat
J. HW. Kulinsoone
Holly Orchestra
Barbara Clement
Kerry
Dorothy Britt
Mathilde Vallery
Firefly
Giennia Mia
Miss Vallery
Emma Cummins
Euphemia Richardson
Miss Cummins
BR. Bao. E
Loder
Gves— Breay
James K. Pollock
Davenport
Bokfom
Reevel Teannot
Fred GC. Robinson
Grand Seceretars
J Mwotek
Holly
Rt. W. Clement
William Schmidtmann
Dusie
Lailius
South Bend
Indiana
Norfolk
Nebraska City
Weeping Water
Omaha
Junction City
Kansas
Glenwood
Towa
B. P.O. FE
Lodge
Eee
J.P. Faler
Der
J. S. Livingston
Mattelsen HW
Plattsmouth
Elks
Farewell Dinner for Consul Kluftinger at the Gering Rome
A large Gering household hosted a farewell dinner for Consul Leonard Kluftinger and Mr. Peter Wahl. Guests from America joined and the evening featured musical selections by the Wolly orchestra. The party travels to Cedar Falls before returning to New York for onward travel on the Princess Cecilia, sailing from New York on the 16th.
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Consul Kluftinger
Gering
Rome
America
Germany
Cecilia
New York
Ernest Pfeifer
Oetwein
Tawa
Cedar Falls
Tur
Passatre
Hh. Gering
Matthew Gering
Barbara Gering
Henry Ilerold
Omaha
Helpers of Christian Church Entertained at Pickett Home
The Helpers of the Christian church held a regular meeting at Mrs. Pickett's home. Mesdames Pickett and Hollowell provided entertainment with readings and vocal solos. A two course luncheon followed, and guests praised the hostess pair for their hospitality.
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Helpers OF
Christian Church
Pickett
Johnsons Celebrate Forty Ninth Anniversary at Home
Family and relatives gathered at J. W. Johnson and wife Ruth to mark their forty ninth wedding anniversary. Long-remembered tales traced Mr Johnsons life from pre Civil War travels to blacksmithing near the Missouri River and his marriage to Mary Jane Henton on June 8 1865. The event featured reminiscences of local history, a presentation on Wineferson Hill, and plans to celebrate a fiftieth anniversary next year.
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Renner
J. W. Dohousan
Hitory
Jedkinson
Marcel
Toeeshure
Oto
Missoure
Rocky Poids
Happy Follow
Ix Bas Commanions
Hin
Light Mile Grove
Bernie
Mr. Jolssen
St. More's
Kunis
Ian Territory
Arkansas
Misouri
Kansas
Ils
Weelsfort Landing
Harsnas
Jjalnsen
Espertalissi
Chloe
Alan Carpenter
Mr. Jahmson
Nebraska
Mr. Johnson
Bulfate
Missouri Bottoms
St. Mars’s
Burlington
First
Plattsmouth
Simpson
Moses Dodre
Burwell
O. F. Johnson
Eols
Platismouth
Winefersleen Hill
Re. BR. Livittesstun
H.R. Livingstone
Mer
Johuseia
Poereatl
Former Cass County Boy to Wed in California
Ken Pierce of San Bernardino California, son of Mr and Mrs George S Pierce of Fifth Street, to wed Vivane Mes, a former resident of Cass County. The couple plan a California wedding. Pierce is an electrician and Miss Brown recently moved from Topeka Kansas to San Bernardino with her father, a Santa Fe engineer. Further date details awaited.
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Ken Pierce
San Bernardino
California
Vivane Mes
Fred Geveer
Miv
WH. Brown
Pacifié Street
Glen Pyerew
Sip Bernardiog
Pieree
George
Pieres
Piftth Street
Miss Brown
San Bernardion
Plattsmoeoth School Penmanship and Art Exhibition Shines
The Plattsmoeoth public schools penmanship and art exhibit in the Hotel Haley block closed Saturday with high praise. Students from second grade through high school showed marked improvement since last year, aided by instructor Marie Kaufmann 28 in the open meansheap course. The opening term samples and the completed penmanship pieces demonstrate notable progress, with the art department also delivering a strengthened showing across grades.
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Platts
Art students praised for careful training under Miss Ellen Windham
The drawiness of the pupils reflects meticulous training by art instructor Miss Ellen Windham who has been a consistent force in educating the young. Under the pernorship department Miss Kani Yurana will select top specimens to send to the state fair at Lincoln this fall, with teachers in various grades accorded much of the credit for the success.
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Ellen Windham
Pernoran
Kani Yurana
Lincoln
Unique corn delivery method nets 900 bushel shipments
Propst of Mynnard reports a record for grain deliveries at the Noynard market. He sold his first year's crop to W. P. Gillespie with Thursday delivery to the elevator. Hauling used a traction engine, delivering 2000 bushels despite bridge obstacles en route.
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EL. Propst
Mynnard
Noynard
W. PF. Gillespie
Props
Wilss
Secret Cham berlain's Tablets Promote Trusted Remedy
Daily growing praise for Cham berlain's Tablets as a remedy for stomach and liver troubles. No fraud remedy has been known. for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Little Boy Bitten on Cheek by Neighbor's Dog
Last evening Johnnie Leperk, a young boy from Soull Omaha, was bitten on the cheek by a neighbor’s dog while visiting his grandparents. The wound was dressed at Ashireen and doctors see no rabies risk. the boy feels no serious effects yet.
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Johnnie Leperk
John Rotter
Dee
Soull Omaha
Residence for Sale on Main Street with Outbuildings
Two story brick residence on Main and 6th streets offers eight rooms not counting bath and closets. Includes two and a half lots with trees barn and outbuildings. For details contact Silas Long at 648 North 26th Street Lincoln Nebraska.
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Silas Long
26Th St
Lincoln, Neb
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Elas
Fternoon
Plattsmouth Lodge No. Tay
Confmitees
Koga
J. W. Johnson
Bangkok
Palm Beach
Cass County
C. E. Wescott
Everybody’s Store
Nets
Stetson
Manhattan
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