Ladies of St Luke's Guild Host Pleasant Porch Party
The Ladies of St Luke's Guild enjoyed a porch party at the rectory hosted by Mrs. W. Ss. Leete and Madame Leete. They engaged in nderework and conversation, then attended a luncheon with hosts and Miss Violet Thodee. Tables featured Japan and blue themes with elaborate china, lace, and centerpieces, creating a charming scene.
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St. Luke's Guild
W. Ss. Leete
Madame Leete
Violet Trhodee
Japan
J. AW. Kohbos
F. T. Ramee
A.W. White
FE. JH. Rvesth
Messiaines
Lavineston
Z. W. Barwick
Wo. White
W. V. Leonard
George Rode
George Fi Tinvey
Harry Johnson
Local Eastern Star Installs New Officers Wednesday Evening
Members of the Order of Eastern Star held a delightful session at their lodge rooms in the Masonic temple to install newly elected officers. George W. Tihanas presided as installing officer and inducted the officers into their stations. New officers include Worthy Matron Mrs Alice Ramze Associate Matron Miss Clara Werrich Worthy Patron C Peters Jr Conductress Miss Exina Peters Assistant Conductress Mrs Val Burkley Secretary Miss Verna Cele Treasurer Mrs Sim G Sigith Star Point Mrs Fra Heece Mary Allison Inez Jevier George Theoras Mrs George A Raffenberger Warden Mrs M A Bad Speaker Chaplain Mrs J G Peterson Organist Mrs Lena Tippens Marshal V V Leonard Sentinel T S Pratt The event closed with a social hour and refreshments.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Tameple
Orcasion
George W. Tihanas
Evita Jue
Gomlueless
Val Burkley
Verna Cele
Sim G. Sigith
Fra Heece
Mary Allison
Inez Jevier
George Theorras
George A. Raffenberger
M. A. Bad Speaker
J.G. Peterson
Lena Tippens
Yes. V. V. Leonard
Sentinel
T. S
Prat
Two Men Found Guilty in Pelty Larceny Case
Charles Andersen and C. J. Ashby were captured in Nebraska and brought to county court. Judge Beeson sentenced them to thirty days in the county jail for petty larceny.
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Charles Andersen
C. J. Ashby
Nebraska Fly
Sherif Quinton
Beeson
Local visitors bustle in city on Burlington trains
A stream of local residents and visitors traveled to Omaha and Lincoln aboard Burlington trains. Notables include Hummell Mei, Mrs Wiles, Miss Mareniile, Joe Guth, B Pett, Liend, Ian Reumelin, D Kunz, Wade Windham, Frack Burr, George Harshman Jr, R Jordan, Helen Blair, Tuches, Calvin Bradshaw, Janes Robertson, Elizabeth Kerr, and others attending errands, funerals, school matters, or grand lodge events.
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Will Hummell
J. P. Meisinger
Metropolis
Burlington
Luke Wiles
Danelter
Mareniile
Omaha
Shiey
Joe Guth
B. Pett
KE. Liend
Will Jean
Ian Reumelin
D. Kunz
Mlawwood
Thus Anhier
Wade Windham
Lincoln
Frack Burr
John Fierman
Tevergze Harshman, Jr
Avoca
R.jordan
Alwe
Helen Blair
Wayne
Nebraska
Vesta Deueziass
T. Tuehes
Resencr
W. (. Morrow
Gleveland
Olin
Liereln
Mr. Askwith
Masenic Grand Lodge
Nlearyst
Clede
Marcavite Berger
Raymond Berzer
Nehawka
John Tams
Departures of local residents echo quiet town life
Visiting Mr and Mrs dt H Tams family members left this morning for Alliance Nebraska Herman Streitweiser also left for Council Bluffs to handle work and hear Eugene V Debs speak that evening Mrs E Steihm and her young daughter from Lincoln departed for their home after visiting the Douglass family in town
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Dt H. Tams
Alliance
Nebraska
Herman Streitweiser
Council Bluffs
Eugene V. Debs
Business Visitor ft F Patterson Heads to City
Ft F Patterson traveled to the metropolis today aboard the early Burlington train for business.
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Ft. F. Patterson
Metropolis
City
Burlington
Local Businessman Returns With Omaha Trip
Mike Price was among the passengers this afternoon for Omaha where he was called to handle urgent business for a short time.
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Mike Price
Omaha
Miss Verna Cole Heads to Omaha for Brief Business
Miss Verna Cole was a passenger this morning for Omaha where she will spend a few hours attending to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Cole
Omaha
George Becker Called for Day of Business Work
George Becker was a passenger this morning formed to spend the day attending to business matters.
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Geverge Becker
Formada
Roberts and wife travel to Omaha for business
J. M. Roberts and his wife were among morning travelers bound for Omaha to handle important business affairs for the day.
Porter family activity noted in brief item
Mrs I L Porter and Miss Marguarite Porter were assisting with business matters when the brief notice was filed.
A. W. Smith Leaves for Missouri Valley Town visit
A. W. Smith departed this afternoon for Missouri Valley Town to visit his son Fred for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Smith
Missouri Valley
Fred
Mrs Elizabeth Travis Plans Social Visit At Mitchell Home
Mrs Elizabeth Travis departs and will make a short visit at the home of Mrs Janes Mitchell in a friendly call.
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Elizabeth Travis
Omaha
Janes Mitchell
Trio Goes To Peru For Summer Normal School
Elmer Frans, R. B. Tull and Miss Margaret Lull left last morning for Peru to attend summer school at the normal and prepare for fall work.
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Elmer Frans
R. B. Tull
Margaret Lull
Peru
Normal
Family trip to Omaha with Sullivan couple
John Fisht and his wife and their young daughter Bernice Korn were passengers this morning bound for Omaha to visit Mr. and Mrs. Thom as Sullivan for the day.
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John Fisht
Little Craml
Bernice Korn
Omaha
Thomas Sullivan
Tre Council Holds Interest ing Meeting
The Plattsmouth city council met in a full attendance session amid heat and humidity. They granted permission for W A Robertson to curb Courtland street to connect with district No 5 and allowed a new pool hall in the Hotel Riley block upon payment of the standard fee.
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White
Plattsmouth
Riley Block
W. W. Rouse
Larinda
Monarcth Engineering Co
O. K. Reed
Wintersteey Hill
Burlington
North Sixth Street
Bruce & Standeven
Ben Rainey
Guy Clerk Nemetz
Soennichsen
Lushinsky
Park Commissioners
Patterson
Finance Committee
North Third Street
Vine Street
Fourth Street
James Burnie
Hallstrom
R. B. Hayes
Augusta Martens
Frank Newman
John Fitzpatrick
M. Archer
Weyrich & Hadraba
Lincoln
Nebraska
City Hall
Albert Jones
Alvin Jones
Same
John Swanson
William Kanvill
T. N. Cummings
Waren & Schuldice
Edward Svoboda
Fal Kalasek
William Hiner
Dr. (}. Sandin
Gus Kopp
Gus Carlsen
William Grebe
Mike Maury
Charles McBride
S&s. G
S&s. G. Stone, Same, $27.50; W. A. Tompkins
Nebraska Lichting De.light
Fred Patterson
Ice Cream Social and Concert
The U S society of this city will host another delightful ice cream social at their hall next Sunday afternoon and evening. A concert by the Weary Willies will accompany the social. The public is invited to attend and enjoy the occasion.
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U. S
Dance at the German Home Promises Splendid City Event
A Saturday night dance at the German Home is billed as a splendid success for all dancers in the city. The Journal invites readers to subscribe for coverage.
Mann Heads to Omaha for Limb Specialist Visit
Fred W. Mann traveled to Omaha for a medical examination of his leg injuries suffered last year while playing ball. The limb has troubled him for an extended period, with torn muscles and limited use, and relief is hoped to restore full function.
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Fred W. Mann
Omaha
Lee
Severnal
Mann
Ladies Auxiliary Entertained At Mrs Zuckweiler Home
The Presbyterian church Ladies Auxiliary met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Henry Zuckweiler s home with Mesdames Z T Brown and Zuckerer hosting The large attendance enjoyed a brief business session followed by social chatter fancy work and amusements Dainty refreshments were served and guests praised the hosts for an excellent afternoon
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Presbyterian Church
Henry Zuckweiler
Mesdanes
Z. T. Brown
Zuckerer
All Members I. O. O. F. Cemetery Decoration Notice
The committee will visit the cemetery Sunday morning in June to decorate departed brothers. Please leave flowers at M. N. Johnson's meat market Saturday evening or Sunday morning before 7:00 o'clock. By Order of the Lodge.
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M. N. Johnson
Decoration Day A O G U W No 5 Memorial Service
The Ancient Order of United Workmen No 5 announces its annual Decoration Day on Sunday June 14. Members should bring flowers to the hall by 8 o'clock for the committee to decorate graves of departed brothers.
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U. W
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Exhaust Fan Installed at Wevrich & Hadraba Drug Store
The Wevrich and Hadraba drug store installed a Baekson exhaust fan from Waren & Schuldice. Mounted over the front door, it clears 1,000 cubic feet of air per minute, pulling in fresh air to purify the store atmosphere in all seasons.
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Dany
Wevrich & Hadraba
Baekson
Waren & Schuldice
Durlington passengers head to Omaha on business trip
Fred Morgan RR W. Glermont and C S Johnson were passengers last evening for Omaha where they were called to look after business for the Durlington.
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Fred Morgan
W. Glermont
C. S. Johnson
Omaha
Durlington
Heitzhausen Arrives to Attend Patterson Fetzer Wedding
Mrs. E. H. W. Heitzhausen arrived last evening on No. 2 from Portland Oregon and will visit relatives for a short time and attend the Patterson Fetzer wedding.
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E. H W. Heitzhausen
Portland
Oregon
Mrs Guramings and Miss Grebe Leave After Visit
Mrs Guramings of Seward Nebraska and Miss Grebe of Omaha have completed their visit with H. N. Dovey and departed this morning on the early train for home.
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Harry Guramings
Seward
Neh
Duke Grebe
Omaha
H. N. Dovey
Burlington
Miss Janell Clement Returns Home for Summer
Miss Janell Clement, after a year at Portland Oregon attending college, arrived home last evening on No. 2 and will spend the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R W Clement.
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Janell Clement
Portland
Oregon
R. W. Clement
Beysenberger Family Heads to Omaha for Sioux City Visit
Beysenberger and wife with family left this morning for Omaha to meet relatives and travel on to Sioux City for a brief visit with kin. The group will then return via Omaha to their hometown.
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A. QO. Beysenberger
Omaha
Sioux City
Bieuwx City
Special Meeting for A O U W Lodges in Plattsmouth
The A O U W Lodges No 81 207 and 7 invite members to a special meeting Saturday evening June 3 at their hall to initiate new members. Grand Master A M Walling and Grand Deputies J R Barton and Parriatt will attend. Refreshments to follow. H Davison M W G Carlson Recorder.
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Plattsmouth A. Th
A. M. Walling
Gram
J. R. Barton
Parriatt
H. Davison
M. W. G. Carlson
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Eastern Star
Alice Ramze
Clara Werrich
Peter
S Jr
Exina
Ers
Zuckweiler
Elizabeth Kerr
John G. Wermann
Denver
Sophia Hermann
H. K. Pratt
Malvern
Iowa
Bert Pratt
Mart E E. Foster
Claude Smith
Wahoo
J. W. Helmes
Ralph
C. A. Rawls
South Bend
Geofrge Poisall
P. E. Ruffner
South Omaha
Marie Kaufmann
Alpha Peterson
Ian O Brien
Frances Merley
Neill
Neb
Davis Berthelf
Kina Pratt
Winterset
Town
Ant
Rinker
J. M. Roberts
TRE Council
Rock Street
Plattsmouth, Neb
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Plattsmouth Journal
Journal
Moniies
Mauzy Drug Company
Fred Mann
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. O. U. W. Lodge No
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