Delightful Piano Recital by Freeman Class Fills Home
Last night in Mrs. Lillian Freeman’s piano instruction class a large audience enjoyed a delightful recital at the instructor’s home. The program featured fine musical numbers and readings by Helen Perry Dorothy Gradville and Irene Beeson amid spring flower decorations and a stormy evening that shortened some departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Freeman
Freeman
Helene Perry
Dorothy Gradeville
Iteren Beeson
Ernest
Mildred Murray
Dorothy Gradouille
Emily Lorenz
Margaret Nelson
Florence Nelson
Louisa Albert
Jack Troop
Robert Bester
Dorothy Wooster
Frances Christ
Linville Wiles
Ruth Wares
Dangard Reichstadt
Wilma Pickard
Robert Livingston
Irma Pitman
Margaret Engelkemeier
Teresa Libershal
Verna Meisinger
Pauline Novacek
Theresa Donat
Margaret Bauer
Katherine Harris
Helen Beeson
Catherine Flynn
Helen Clement
Camilla Christensen
Sarah Rector
Alice Lorenz
Edith Quinton
Lorene Ault
Helen Wurl
McClusky Return From Park College Reunion
Rev H G McClusky and wife returned from Parkville Missouri where 140 alumni gathered for the Park College reunion and banquet. Catherine McClusky joined them for the trip and visit. The family also attended the Shrine conclave in Kansas City and enjoyed the hospitality of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. McClusky
Park College
Parkville
Missouri
Catherine McClusky
McClusky
Kansas City
Ores
Visitor Miss Elsie Nelson Calls on Lincoln Friends
Miss Elsie Nelson visited Lincoln today where she spent the day with relatives and friends, enjoying a social call and local hospitality.
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Elsie Nelson
Lincoln
Tourist dies here from heart trouble on river trip
James Curson of Thermopolis Wyoming died at a camp near the Missouri river ferry landing while traveling back to Danville Illinois. Companions say he suffered recurrent heart trouble aggravated by painkiller tablets. an inquest found death due to heart failure caused by the tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Curson
Danville
Illinois
Ferry
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Missouri River
F. H. Royle
John Richardson
Curson
F. H. Ruyle
James Gover
Denver
Ruyle
Themopolis
Carson
Cheyenne
Villisca
Iowa
Holdbrook
P. J. Flynn
Sattler Chapel
W. F. Evers
F. P. Busch
D. A. Young
J. K. Pollock
A. W. Cloidt
W. T. Hutchison
Stewart
Local visitors and delegates visit county events and convention
Lee Kniss of Murray Cameron Cathey and wife west of Murray attended to business Attorney Charles L Graves of Union handled court matters Paul Jessen of Nebraska City and Thomas Murray of Dunbar addressed county court affairs Tom Murray a first district delegate to the Republican National Convention heads to Cleveland soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Kniss
Murray
Cameron Cathey
West of Murray
Charles L. Graves
Union
Paul Jessen
Nebraska City
Thomas Murray
Dunbar
Cleveland
Local visitors and trips noted in Murray area
Ernest Melbern of near Murray visited friends and handled business. Edna Shannon and Elizabeth Wadick left for Omaha to see Ruth Shannon in hospital after adenoid removal. Judge James T. Begley went to Omaha to hold court with daughter Violette en route to Papillion to visit grandparents. Charles Dill of Gandy stopped in Murray after stock market trip and renewed his Journal subscription for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Melbern
Near
Murray
Edna Shannon
Elizabeth Wadick
Omaha
Ruth Shannon
James T. Begley
Violette
Papillion
Charles Dill
Gandy
Nebraska
South Omaha
Ben Dill
Mr. Dill
Journal
City visit by Daisy Charlies C Barnard and others
Daisy Charlies C Barnard of near Mynard arrived in the city this morning as the exclusive country district representative visiting the courthouse despite stormy weather. Miss Ursula Herold returns home from Cathedral School Washington to spend vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Herold. Harry and Howard Dwyer, students at the state university, are mentioned in attendance.
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D. O. Dwyer
Harry
Fort Snelling
Howard
Mary Clark
Wisconsin
Helen Egenberger
F. G. Egenberger
Lincoln
Omaha
Denver
Richard Avard
Plattsmouth
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mr. Avard
Ohio
T. B. Bates
Chicago
Guy French
Bates
Ilinois
Decatur
Earl Newland
Daisy Charlies C. Barnard
Mynard
Court House
Ursula Herold
Washington, D. C
Henry Herold
Howard Dwyer
State University
Engagement announcement at Mrs Mauzy’s bridge party
Miss Marion Mauzy hosted a bridge party at her home in Plattsmouth where guests learned of the engagement of hostess to Verdon Vroman of Chicago. Prizes went to Mrs Waldemar Soennichsen and Miss Gladys Hall. refreshments followed with help from Mrs Joe Hawksworth and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Mauzy
Verdon Vroman
Chicago
Plattsmouth
Bridge
Waldemar Soennichsen
Gladys Hall
Joe Hawksworth
Lincoln
Heleanor Burnie
James Gary
Gladys Hail
Eleanor Burnie
Jeanette Weber
Mildred Schlater
Elva Hartford
Nora Livingston
Winifred
Denice Vroman
Gertrude Morgan
Helen Beeson
Grace Beeson
Omaha
Florence Balser
Mesdames Waldemar Soennichsen
James G. Maury
George F. Dovey
Sidney Bell
Ed Wilcox
Evi Spier
Raymond P. Westover
James Burnie
Eugene Vroman
Schweppe to Study Seed Corn Selection
Herman F. Schweppe, a skilled farmer known for profitable crops, plans a special course in seed corn selection and care after replanting portions of his fields due to uncertain soil this spring. He expects to improve future stands with the training.
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Herman F. Schweppe
Pickwell Family Returns from South Farm Visit
Mrs. G. V. Pickwell and her son John Paul returned from a farm in the south where they grow cotton and fruit trees. They enjoyed both regions noting profits and the large trees. In Cass County Mrs. Pickwell admired the land and friendly people while sharing vegetables and family ties to Rush and Brittain families. Shriners at Kansas City drew Mr and Mrs Tool and the Hornbeck brothers among 86 000 attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul
W. H. Rush
Mr. Rush
Mrs. Pickwell
James Brittain
Mrs. Rush
Shriner
Kansas City
H. W. Tool
Hornbeck Brothers
L G. Hornbeck
Louie Hornbeck
A. R. Hornbeck
Pioneer Cass County Woman Dies in California at 84
Mrs. Lacey J. Martin died Thursday night in San Jose California at age 84 after a life spanning Switzerland Indiana Nebraska and California She was born Lucy Pangnard January 12 1839 in Montier Canton Berne Switzerland and married C J Martin in Fort Wayne Indiana The couple moved to Nebraska in 1857 and later settled in Plattsmouth before relocating to California in 1906 Surviving are her children Charles L Martin May Creamer and Lillie Foster and granddaughter A H Duxbury The surviving family notes she was a charter member of the local Presbyterian church.
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Cass County
Great West
Lacey J. Martin
San Jose
California
Montier
Canton Berne
Switzerland
Lucy J. Pangnard
New World
LaHarre
France
America
Indiana
Lucy Pangnard
Fort Wayne
C. J. Martin
Pleasant meeting of Holy Rosary altar society
The altar society of Holy Rosary Catholic church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Ptacek's home on West Pear Street. Hostesses Mrs. Ptacek Mrs. Frank Wooster Mrs. Tim Kahoutek and Mrs. Frank Brohaska served a dainty lunch. A neat sum was raised for church use.
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Delly
Ladies of the Altar Society
Appendicitis Patient Improves After Omaha Hospital Operation
Miss Nadine Wassell daughter of Mrs. W T Wassell underwent an appendicitis operation at University Hospital Omaha on Tuesday and is improving nicely. Her mother and Mrs Cal Chapman visited and found her condition favorable. Misses Kathryn and Ellen DeArcy, after a few weeks at Creighton, returned to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Wassell
W. T. Wassell
University Hospital
Omaha
Cal Chapman
Nebr
City Press
Kathryn
Ellen DeArcy
Creighton
Dorothy Sattler Returns Home From Omaha
Miss Dorothy Sattler, who has been in Omaha for several days, returned home this morning on the early Burlington train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Sattler
Omaha
Burlington
Popular Louisville Girl Weds Young Farmer
Grace Noyes and Lawrence Meisinger wed in a quiet Wednesday morning ceremony at Mrs. Rachel Noyes home. Rev. W E Goings officiated with a double ring service. After luncheon the couple left for a brief auto honeymoon and will settle on Aliie Meisinger’s farm east of Louisville.
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Rachel Noyes
Grace Noyes
Lawrence Meisinger
G. L. Mesinger
Clara, Noyes
Carl Meisinger
W.E. Goings
Christian Church
Louisville
Hastings
Aliie Meisinger
Gerald Fleming Heads to Omaha for Business Day
Gerald Fleming traveled this morning as a passenger to Omaha to spend the day handling a series of business matters.
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Gerald Fleming
Omaha
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