Pastor Jung Leaves Cass County Church for Taylor Texas
A large farewell gathering estimated at 3500 people honored Rev. Jung as he prepares to move to Taylor Texas where he will serve a new congregation. The event featured music, a heartfelt farewell address by Rev. Baumgartner, a $45 gift, and abundant refreshments.
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Iter. Jung
Clurch
Louisville
Cass County
Jung
Taylor
Texas
Baumwarttner
Rev. Jung
Diers
Tangemann
Miss Kentner
Geo. Wood
Tom Keckler
Sally Keckler
Conrad Baumgaertner
Walter Tangeman
Direct From Fatherland Arrivals at Plattsmouth
Misses Mary Tews Hana Tews and Clara Eb of Cammin Germany arrived in Plattsmouth with plans to settle. They are about twenty, sisters of George Tews who works in Burlington shops. George surprised his brother by arriving alone after expecting them in September. Dr Thomas electric city ad notes quick relief for earache toothache burns hoarseness muscle ache and sore throat.
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Plattsmouth
Mary Tews
Johana Tews
Clara Eb
Cammin
Germany
Tews
George Tews
Burlington
George
Thomas
Monarch
Towle Lucile Weds Ralph Towle In Central City Ceremony
At the home of Judge and Mrs. A N Sullivan in Omaha the marriage of Alice Lucile Towle and Ralph Karl Towle took place with Miss Verna Cole at the piano and Rev. Salsbury conducting the ring ceremony. Best man was Robert Creassey and bridesmaid Miss Gladys Sullivan. The couple departed for South Omaha after a reception of gifts and well wishes.
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Mendelsohn
Verna Cole
A. N. Sullivan
Alice Lucile
Ralph Karl Towle
Robert Creassey
Gladys Sullivan
Salsbury
Galveston
Texas
South
Omaha
Burlington
E. RK. Towle
Fred
Roy Towle
Weeble
Roberts
Mrs Wilhelmina Nolting Rites Noted In Nebraska History
Mrs Wilhelmina Nolting nee Goed eke died Monday evening June 10 1807 born September 14 1825 in Germany. Immigrated to Watertown Wisconsin at 29, married William Nolting later moved to Nebraska west of Plattsmouth. She left two sons three daughters two stepchildren 46 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren.
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Wilhelmina Nolting
Goedeke
William Nolting
Whelfentrug
Lippe Detmolt
Germany
Watertown
Wis
William Noltiege
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Wm. Nolting
Issa
Jay Mattson and bride return home from wedding trip at Perkins House
Jay Mattson and his bride arrived home last evening and are staying temporarily at the Perkins House before housekeeping. They were guests of Jay's father in Missouri Valley, and Mr. Mattson was up early this morning with a cheerful smile, as neighbors wish the couple a happy life together.
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Jay Mattson
Bride
Perkins House
Jay
Missouri Valley
Mr. Mattson
Will Spend Summer on Coast
Major Hall, who recently sold his place on the Louisville road near T. E. Parmele, will depart to morrow for Washington. He plans to visit Salem, Oregon, with relatives and see the country and business prospects during the summer.
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Major Hall
T. E. Parmele
Louisville
Washington
Halls
Salem
Oregon
Foster to Erect Modern Seven Room House in County
D W Foster of Union arranged with Contractor L G Larson in the city to build a seven room modern residence on the existing site. The house will sit on twenty acres in Cass county with the remainder of his farm, about four hundred acres, in Otoe county. Uncle Daniel is noted as an old, hardworking resident contributing to local prosperity.
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D. W. Foster
Union
L. G. Larson
Foster
Otoe County
Cass County
Daniel
Mrs O Donahue Dies Widow of Judge Donahue
Mrs. O Donahue widow of Judge M O Donahue died last evening at the St Barnard home in Council Bluffs after four years there. The couple built a home at Ninth and Granit streets in Plattsmouth. Judge Donahue served as police judge and justice of the peace. She had lived with Joe McCarty in Plattsmouth and was moved to St Barnard's when aged and feeble. Remains to be brought to Plattsmouth for a funeral on Saturday with details to follow. Also an ad for Deans Regulats laxative at 25c.
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O'Donahue
O’donahue
M. O’ Donahue
St. Bernard
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Ninth and Granit Streets
Plattsmouth
Joseph Peters
Judge Donahue
Joe McCarty
St. Barnard’s
Tomorow
Judge Ewing Speaks on Christian Science at Parmele Theatre
Chicago jurist Judge William G. Ewing addressed a large Parmele Theatre audience on Christian Science. He praised living faith over creeds, called God the Great Physician, and argued religion should be expressed by deeds not words.
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William G. Ewing
Chicago
Parmele Theatre
Christian Scientist
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Byron Clark
Judge Ewing
Ilinois
Wm. G. Ewing
Ewing
God
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Burlington official arranging exhibit car for harvest display
D Clem Deaver a Burlington claim agent in the city arranged a passenger coach to be converted into an exhibit car. Seats will be removed to showcase western state harvest products and other northwest outputs. The car will join a Burlington train shown in Iowa Illinois and possibly other eastern lines.
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D. Clem Deaver
Burlington
Iowa
Illinois
William Crites Ramsey Graduates From Nebraska University
Will Ramsey, native Plattsmouth, born June 30 1884, earns Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws from the University of Nebraska College of Law, receives a captain’s commission, and plans to open a law office in Plattsmouth. The Plattsmouth Journal commends his academics, leadership as captain of Company C, and expects him to rise as a respected lawyer in Cass County.
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William Crites Ramsey
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Bellevue College
Bellevue
Wesleyian University
Lincoln
College of Law of University
Academc
Will
Wadler v Inthin
Plattsmouth Youth Excels From High School To University Law
A Plattsmouth native, noted for diligence, led a 36 student class at Plattsmouth High before age seventeen. He earned a six year university record and becomes the first native Plattsmouth graduate from the Nebraska University College of Law, reflecting city pride and personal distinction.
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Plattsmouth High School
Plattsmouth
College of Law
Nebraska University
Narrow escape after wagon drives into washout ditch
C H Warner and family narrowly avoid serious injury returning from Liberty entertainment when a washed out roadside ditch causes their carriage to back into the gap. The crash ejects all but a sleeping baby. Mrs Warner tears her dress alighting as the carriage and its reach and tongue are damaged. None of the others are hurt.
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Liberty
C. H. Warner
Mr. Warner
Letter From Max Ploehn Seeks Journal Support
The Journal received a morning letter from Max Ploehn now in prison serving life. He encloses a $2.00 money order for the past and coming year and thanks the paper for sending it without pay. He says he enjoys reading the Journal and hopes to pay more regularly, appears well and content under circumstances.
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Max Ploehn
Altercation Near Foot Bridge Leaves Man Severely Injured
Abraham Glasgood R. S. McCleery was involved in a fight over whiskey near a foot bridge. Glasgood sustained deep cuts to the face and neck, a slit knee, and hand wounds. doctor Rickard treated him with over twenty stitches, narrowly missing a jugular vein.
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Abraham Glasgood R. S. McCleery
Foot Bridge
Mrs. D. E. Rice Visits Husband in Hospital
Mrs. D. E. Rice travels to Omaha to visit Mr. Rice who remains in the hospital. Doctors report little improvement in his eyes after two operations and say another surgery is needed before any lasting relief is expected.
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D. E. Rice
Omaha
Mr. Rice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kraft Klothing Kompany
Ralph K. Towle
South Omaha
Alice Sullivan
City of
Dean
C. E. Wescott
William Grites Ramsey
Nebraska State
Uni
Bachelor of Laws and
Plattsmouth Bay
College of Laws
Will Ramsey
William Cgc. Ramsey
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