Manley Defeats Eagle Team 5 2 In League Play
Manley baseball team of the Gass Counts league beat Eagle 5 to 2 for their seventh straight win. Williams and Rockwell helped with key hits, and a misplay by Eagle allowed Manley to grab two early runs. In the seventh both teams scored once more as Manley held the lead. Also noted: conductor J. A. Waugh injured in a Milford accident, fracturing the skull base but expected to recover.
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Manley
Gass Counts
Eagle
Beys
Trimble
Crabtree
W. Williams
Rockwell
Woilliams
Rocky
Skinner
Williams
Billie
Rauth
Hugh Yarien
AL Trumble
Miller
Sovenson
Crab—tree
Mantley
Carden
Fagele
Fasle
Crabbtree
Tide
Axe
Waugh
J. A. Waugh
Burlington
Milford
Journal
State Journal
Wauch
Cedar Creek Barber Shop Reopens at Home Chair
J. Reames announces barber services moved to his home at the east end of the street while rebuilding Cedar Creek shop. He will cut hair and manage papers and magazines for patrons during the interim. Dated 6 11 11w.
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Cedar Creek
J. Reames
Quiet Home Wedding Unites Pearl Mumm and Rand Larson
A small ceremony at Mrs. Mumm’s home joined Pearl Mumm and Rand Henry Larson in marriage. Rev. J. H. Steger officiated as family and close friends witnessed the vows. The couple left for a week in Lockwood, Missouri, then plan to reside in Plattsmouth. Pearl is a noted local musician and teacher. Rand works as a Burlington fireman.
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Margaret Mumi
Miss Pearl Mumm
Rand Henry Larson
Mumm
J. H. Steger
St. Pauls Church
Larson
Burlington
Lockwood
Missouri
Plattsmouth
Glenwood Militia to Arrive Sunday for Rifle Practice
Glenwood unit Company TI Iowa National Guard will march in Sunday morning, arrive about 9 am, and set up at the rifle range north of the city for two weeks of practice. Captain Humphrey commands the company, drawn from Glenwood’s best young men, with mess and regulations in place.
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Company
Iowa National Guards
Glenwood
Humphrey
National Guard
Towa
Platte River Rise Near the Missouri Confluence
Heavy rains over the past two weeks raised the Platte and Missouri rivers above typical spring levels. Water filled the sloughs east of the depot and widened channels that are usually dry. Warmer, wetter weather this spring reduced snowpack, delaying the usual flood rise.
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Platte
Missouri
Depot
Come to the Air Dome for a Pleasant Evening
An invitation to attend an event at the Air Dome this evening promises a pleasant outing with likely community entertainment or activity for spectators.
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Air Dome
Span of Mules Reunites With Owner After Sojourn
The span belonging to L. B. Egenberger disappeared Tuesday night from their lot and reappeared Wednesday in Joseph Tubbs pastures near Maynard. The mules wandered the countryside entering Tubbs pasture through an open gate and settled in for the night.
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L. B. Egenberger
Joseph Tnobbs
Mvnarch
Funeral of the Late Mrs Oupha Hermann
Funeral services for Sophia Hermann were held at her daughter Mrs Z W Warea home with Rev J H Steger delivering a brief sermon. The crowd filled the house as mourners honored the grandmother whose thirty two years in the city were marked by helpfulness to others. Six grandsons carried the casket to Oak Hill Cemetery while pallbearers Frank Burr Charles Ohm Edward Ohm William Varga and Jesse Varga aided in the rites. Flowers laid on the bier reflected the city’s affection for Grandma Hermann.
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Sophia Hermann
Z. W. Warea
J. H. Steger
St. Paul's Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Frank Burr
Sinesta
Charles
Edward Ohm
Omaha
William
Jesse Varga
Frank Ohm
Hermann
Thankful note from grieving families after loss
To friends and neighbors we thank you for acts of kindness during our mother and grandmother’s illness and death. Special thanks go to the Burlington Blacksmith shop employer, the German Aid society, De gree of Tower, telephone operators, and German Presbyterian Aid society for floral tributes. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Varga and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ohm and Family. Mrs. Frank Burr and Family, John G. Hermann and
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Burlington Dlacksmith Shop
German Aid Society
Degree of Tower
German Presbyterian Aid Society
J. W. Varga
Fred Ohm
Frank Burr
John G. Hermann
The Journals Big Booster Campaign Offers Big Prizes
Readers can win a $1,000 car, a 3400 piano, $75 in diamond rings, £30 in merchandise orders, and Elgin or Waltham watches by working spare time. Votes come from coupons and new or renewing subscriptions, with prizes awarded August 1st by district standings.
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Elgin
Waltham
Big Booster
Journal Campaign Department
Grandmother Nancy Rhoden Dies at 91 Pioneer Resident of Cass County
Mrs. Nancy B. Rhoden, a respected Cass county pioneer, died at about 91. Her family includes Josie Cline of Cleveland Ohio J L Rhoden of Table Rock Neb A R Rhoden Chop Bulle S D William A and T J Rhoden Ogallah Kansas Mrs Clinton Morrow Modale Iowa Mrs John Connatly Turner Neb D C Rhoden Murray and G R Rhoden. Funeral services will be held Saturday with a 10 am departure from the home and a noon service at Eight Mile Grove Methodist Church.
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Josie Cline
Cleveland
Ohio
J. L. Rhoden
Table Rock
Death notices mark passing of Mes Rhoden and Mes Hermann
Mrs. Nancy Rhoden dies at 100 in Plattsmouth after a long Nebraska life beginning in Missouri. Sophia Charlotta Lau Hermann dies at 89 in Plattsmouth after living with daughter Mrs Waren. eight children and many grandchildren mourn. Funeral for Mrs Hermann at 2:30 pm at the Joseph Varga home with Rev. J. H. Steger.
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Plattsmouth
George R. Rhoden
Nancy Rhoden
Howard County
Missouri
Rhoden
William A. Rhoden
Idaho
Murray
Miss Allison Johnston Visits City After Teaching in Nebraska
Miss Allison Johnston, who taught at University Place high school in Nebraska for a couple of years, arrived Monday evening for a visit at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Morgan in the city.
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Allison Johnston
University Place
Neb
Gertrude Morgan
Helpers of the Christian church ice cream social
The Helpers of the Christian church hold an ice cream social on the lawn of Rev. A G Hollowell Saturday evening June 20. Ice cream and cake will be served at 10. Everyone is invited from 6 to 11.
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The
Christian Church Will
A. G. Hollowell
Local Visitor Harold Hill Leaves After Short Stay
Harold Hill, visiting for a few days with friend Floyd McDaniel, departed this afternoon for home. McDaniel also left by the stub for Seattle Washington to visit his sister.
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Harold Hill
Floyd McDaniel
Floyd
Seattle
Washington
Murdock's Up-to-Date General Store Opens in Cass County
A new stock company rebuilds Murdock with a brick 42 by 80 foot store, steam heating, electric wiring, and modern fixtures. J F McHugh leads the venture with Viola Everett and E H Miller, promising an up-to-date stock and local ownership after the 1913 fire destroyed Martin and Toole's building.
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Cass County
Martin & Toole
Trent
Martin
Eee
Ther
J. F. McHugh
McHugh
Viola Everett
E. H. Miler
Nebraska
Murdock
Whey
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