Gretna Green Returns as City Reverses Marriage Law Effects
County Judge A H Duxbury issued licenses to couples from Glenwood Council Bluffs Omaha and witnesses attended as weddings were performed in a pleasant city as the marriage law reforms revived the old practice. Thomas Wolf and Alma Hargis of Omaha obtained a license and wed at Rev Frank Emory Pfoutz residence with Charles Rolle Jr and Mary Ryan as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretna Green
A. H. Duxbury
Wrril van Eaton
Glenwood
Mary Lake
Council Bluffs
Fiverett Racer
Gertrude Graves
Ing Manor
Mr. Rager
Miss Graves
Thomas Wolf
Alma Hargis
Omaha
Frank Emory Pfoutz
Charles Rolle, Jr
Mary Ryan
Visiting Friends Here From Monday
Miss Mona Keith arrives to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs C A Rawls. A Vermont teacher of two years who recently completed a successful year in the high school commercial department travels to Curtis Nebraska for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona ‘Keith
Vermont
Miss Nellie Mullen to the June Bride
A dinner and announcement party for Miss Nellie Mullen was hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Mullen on North Sixth Street. The event honors Miss Mullen and her upcoming June 23 wedding to Lon Henry at St John’s Catholic Church. Guests included local and out of town friends, with a bridge party and slumber after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mullen
North Sixth Street
Nellie Mullen
Lon Henry
St. John's Catholic Church
Miss Mullen
Miss Marie Smith
Andrew Waite
Omaha
Bernadine Stillwell
Mildred Farris
Catherine Heafey
Esther Heafey
Beatrice Dickson
Wava Tams
Nebraska City
Blanche Shubert
Verna Harris
Shubert
Catherine Joiner
Bridget Durr
Julian
Marie Smith
Mildred Schlater
Eleanor Hiber
Emma Wohlfarth
Genevieve Whelan
Helen Egenberger
Catherine Kelligher
County Warns Against Trusting Traveling Salesmen
County Attorney W. G. Kieck reports daily complaints of residents paying partial or full sums for orders to agents selling items from threshing machines to needles. The scheme ends with no goods and suspects fleeing out of state to avoid misdemeanor charges and possible extradition. Citizens advised to buy locally or insist C O D deliveries to avoid losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
W. G. Kieck
Manley News Notes People and Visits Across Towns
Marley items list visits by Jeorge Ran from Chicago to Manley and many neighbors from Shenandoah Iowa Omaha Lincoln and York. Includes births such as Harry OBrien's daughter and various business trips, illnesses scarlet fever and a funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeorge Ran
Chicago
Manley
William Harms
Omaha
J. P. Stander
Frank Taylor
Shenandoah
Iowa
Charles Schafer
Murdock
Omar Coon
Rollin Coon
Lincoln
Edward
Albert Seiker
Near Elmwood
August Stander
Wim. Browne
Exeter
August Stender
Harry O'Brien
G. C. Rhoden
Rawleigh
A. Steinkamp
Sarpy County
Springfield
H. A. Guthmann
Higgins
W. D. Higgins
Eddie Stander
Herbert
A. V. Stander
A. F. Rauth
York
J. C. Rauth
Fred W. Schliefert
Herman
Pautseh
Louisville
W. J. Rau
George Rau
Henry Field
Esrl Ee
Ursula Academy
Anna Rauth
Yours
Splendid Wesleyan Quartet Delights First Methodist Audience
The Wesleyan college quartet Clinton Swingle Leroy Fager Harry Vedder and Homer Hubbard offered an unusually pleasing sacred program at First Methodist church last night. Dean Wittie and Mr Seivers also performed selections that won the audience. The quartet travels to Nebraska City tonight for another concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan College
Clinton Swingle
Leroy S. Fager
Harry Vedder
Homer Hubbard
First Methodist Church
Dean Wittie
Wesleyan University
Seivers
Nebraska City
Manley Team Trails in Cass County League Standings
The Manley baseball team trails in Cass county league standings but notes the season is long. They have lost tight games by narrow margins and expect possible late rallies. The article urges continued support as several straight wins could place them in striking position before season end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley
Let Us Remind You Of Cass County News
An advertisement proposes a home delivery service for the Journal in Cass County. It promotes a twice weekly newspaper for a year at a price of two dollars, emphasizing their growing subscription base and wide coverage of weather and local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart-Parr
Hartarr
Cass County
Senate Hopeful of Farm Relief Vote Next Week
Senate moves toward a farm relief vote with the McNary equalization fee bill facing a tight path. Debates limit set for next Tuesday and a Wednesday decision looms as supporters lose ground and opponents predict near party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
McNary
Washington
Mellon
House
Tincher
Kans
Federal Marketing Commission
Senator Gooding
Ida
Gooding
DUMP OUT BOOZE AT COURT FERRY SHOWER ENDS
The district court session closed with a jury and officials staging a public disposal of seized liquor. Bottles and jugs were emptied into the sewer at Fourth and Main amid the county authorities and county officers present. The Missouri River waters will benefit from the discarded contraband as the supply on hand has dwindled to cases in appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Court House
Duxbury
Kieck
E. P. Stewart
William Atchison
Fourth
Missouri River
Dennison line crepe paper featured at Bates Book Shop
Bates Book and Gift Shop sells the Dennison line with every shade of crepe paper and a complete stock of novelties favors and picnic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Bates Book and Gift Shop
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Plattsmouth
Marley News
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A Fisher
Colon
St. Catherine Hospital
James O'Leary
Mark Wiles
Mary Ellen Wiles
State University
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Freda Flaischman
Herman Rauth
Walter Mockenhaupt
C. E. Mockenhaupt
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