Funeral for Mrs. Skinner after third cancer operation
Mrs. W. R. Skinner of Buffalo Wyoming died after a third operation for cancer. She leaves a husband two daughters and siblings in Plattsmouth and Omaha. Born September 8 1873 she spent her early life in Plattsmouth and lived in the west with her husband for years. The funeral will be at her sister Mrs A E Fitt’s home conducted by Rev. Wilbur S Leete with interment in Oak Hill cemetery west of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyem
W. R. Skinner
Buffalo
Wyoming
E. A. Fitt
F. Fields
Reapolis
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lincoln
Everett Sanitarium
Lincpin
Skinner
Plattsmouth
A. E. Fitt
Wibur S. Leete
Saint Luke's Episcopal Church
Osk Hill Cemetery
Harry King Returns from Army Service
Harry King, who enlisted in the Engineers in 1918 and served in France with the 79th Engineers, has returned home and plans to resume work in the Burlington shops. He is staying with his sister Mrs. A T Shindlebower and traveled to Omaha with her family to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry King
Engineers
France
79Th Engineers
A. Ti. Shindlebower
Burlington
Harry
Returns to Chicago After Visit
Mr and Mrs Albert Schuldice Mrs Katherine Reuland and George Schuldice all of Chicago visited relatives in Plattsmouth. They left Monday evening for Omaha spent a day or two there and returned to Chicago by the bic lakes. They likely met rainy weather both ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schuldice
Katherine Reuland
George Schuldice
Chicago
Splattemouth
Omaha
Windy
Bic Lakes
Miss Katherine Gorder Closes School Year
Miss Katherine Gorder wraps up a successful first term teaching in Olome South Dakota. She has been in the northwest for the past school year and will return home for the summer while planning to continue teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Gorder
Northwest
Olome
South Dakota
Katherine
Miss Gorder
Henry Eikenbary Laid to Rest Today
Funeral held at his southwest home for Henry Eikenbary who died at his long residence of over fifty years. Rev. Wilbur S. Leete led services at St. Luke's Episcopal Church with interment in the Eikenbary cemetery nearby. A pioneer and friend to many, he remained hopeful and cheery to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Eikenbary
Letter From a Soldier to His Mother in France
A World War II era letter from Pvt. Alfred C. Carey reflecting on love for his mother, gratitude, and belief in maternal faith. He writes from Is-Sur-Telle France on May 11 describing the special bond, longing to return home once Uncle Sam releases him, and sending affection to his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred C. Carey
France
Is-Sur-Telle
Mother
Lfe
Uncle Sam
Will Work in Alliance
Herold Peters son of Mr and Mrs J W Peters departs for Alliance to join the Alliance Creamery for the summer. He previously worked there two summers ago and likes the town and business. Peters is an energetic and hopeful joiner who should succeed in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmssyr
Herold Peters
J. W. Peters
Alliance
Alliance Creamery
Peters
Northwest
Herold
Werk
Rabid Scotch Collie Causes Panic in Louisville
A rabid Scottish collie belonging to Mrs. P Temple attacked residents in the south part of town. Earl Bailey was bitten on the forearm, Mrs. Emil Anderson was bitten on the arm, and Mr. Anderson was bitten on the hand while helping chain the dog. The animal was shot by William Ackels after attacking his dog, and its head was sent to the state laboratory for testing which confirmed hydrophobia. Patients were advised to seek treatment at the Pasteur Institute in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ackles -Head
Lincoln
P. Temple
Earl Bailey
Tie
Temple
Bailey
Emil Anderson
Mr. Anderson
William Thomas
William Ackels
Mr. Ackels
Worthman
Kieck
Springfield
State Laboratory
Linncoin
Marshal Reichart
Peters
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Louisville
Urier
Death of Sieury Eikenbury After Long Nebraskan Life
Sieury Eikenbury dies after a long Nebraska residence near Union. Born January 10, 1835, he moved to the Nebraska Territory with his family and lived on the home farm for more than six decades. He freighting flour to Denver in 1860 61 and married Elizabeth Arnhold in 1852. He leaves three daughters Miss Menota Valery Mrs. Joseph Johnson and Miss Emma Eikenbary and a large extended kin group. Funeral will be at his home southwest of the city with interment in the Eikenbury cemetery.
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Eikenbary
Henry Eikenbary
Middletown
Iowa
Nebraska
C. A. Valery
South St. Joseph
Alice Eikenbary
Joseph Johnson
Emma Eikenbary
Denver
Colorado
William
Union
James C
Lincoln
Maria Gapen
A. W. White
Moyar
Fairfield
W. 53. Leete
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Stohlman Bride to wed Rev Fisher in Louisville
Miss Marie Stohlman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stohlman, will marry Rev A Fisher, a Lutheran minister, next Sunday in Louisville. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev Theodore Hartman, with the couple planning to reside in Poes two& after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Stohlman
Harte
A. Fisner
Poestwo& Idahn
Happy Coupe
Fisher
Theodore Hartman
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Louisville
Srrohlmean
Marie
Louisville Courier
Dodge Couple Headed East for Monthlong Rest
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Dodge left Friday for the east to spend about a month seeking recuperation and rest. They will visit Harrisburg Fla the couple's former home then Philadelphia and finally Atlantic City before returning in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dodge
East
Harrisburg
Fla
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Visiting Parents in East
Mrs A C Davis and daughter Jacqueline left yesterday for New York City to visit relatives near Mrs Davis girlhood home. They will stay with her parents Mr and Mrs William Corwin. In their absence Jack will enjoy bachelor life, a trait not new to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Davis
Little Jacqueline
New York City
Janda Family Planned Western Visit
Mrs. Charles C. Janda and her daughter Celia leave for the west this afternoon to visit her brother Thomas Janda and other relatives and friends. They plan to stay about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Janda
Celia
West
Thomas Janda
C. Cc. Janda
Ford Tourine car for sale in Louisville Nebraska
For sale notice offers a Ford Tourine in good running order priced to sell by Andrew Stohlman of Louisville Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Stohlman
Louisville
Nebr
Return from Lincoln This Morning
Commissioners Julius A. Pitt and Henry J. Miller returned from Lincoln this morning after several days in consulta tion with the state engineer. They discussed matters touching the government and road running south from this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius A. Pitt
Henry J. Miller
Lincoln
Remains Laid to Rest Here Today
The remains of J. E. Barwick who died at St. Joseph hospital in Omaha arrived this morning and were taken to St. Luke's Episcopal church for funeral services conducted by Rev. Wilbur S. Leete. Interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery. Barwick, a well known and respected local figure, was paralyzed but remained cheerful and ran a lucrative insurance business. He was a Mason and had lived at the state Masonic home recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Barwick
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
City
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Wilbur S. Leete
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Barwick
Eborwick
Masonic Fraternity
Masonic Home
Land deal interest prompts visit to Broken Bow
Last evening Roy Haynie and his brother C. FE. Haynie, who have been visiting here, left for Broken Bow to view a proposed land transaction. They plan to stay away several days and seek additional deals in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darler
Roy Haynie
C. FE
Haynie
Broken Bow
Homestead Move Draws Veteran Returnees to Wyoming
Norman Dickson, a Navy veteran, has homesteaded near Pecksville Wyoming after returning home. His brother Marion, recently discharged from the Army, joins him in the same area as Uncle Sam eases access to homestead rights. The piece suggests a broader rural exodus is ahead as veterans claim land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Dickson
Uncle Sam
Northwest
Pecksville
Wyoming
Marion
Drowned Lincoln Girl in Platte River Sand Pit
A fourteen year old girl Eugenia Bemis of Lincoln drowned Sunday at the Platte river sand pits near Louisville while wading with a picnic party chaperoned by her teacher. Farmers recovered the body two hours later using a hat rake. funeral held in Lincoln at Congregational church after the transport home.
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Platte River
Eugenia Bemis
Litcoln
Eugenia
Lincoln
Judge Cornish Ranch
Jon Cornish
Scridental
Cornish Taskw
Sell Holdings In Minnesota
J R Flynn of St Paul Minn visited Plattsmouth on his way north and with C F Harris. Flynn has bought 160 acres in the Red River valley of Minnesota from John Farris and Stephen Coplenbraver who had recently purchased the land in halves and sold it together for profit. The sellers had lived there one season but preferred the climate to Minnesota and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Flynn
St. Paul, Minn
Plattmouth
Union
Dhuy C. F. Harris
Flynn
Mr. Harris
Minnesota
Lost Auto Tire Found Between Cedar Creek and Kreager's Place
A 31x4 inch tire casing with tube included is missing between Cedar Creek and Kreager's place. Last seen near Kreager's, owner Herman Otterstein requests contact at phone 2003.
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Cedar Creek
Willie Kreager
Herman Otterstein
Pierson Visit Describes Drought Areas and Moisture
J R Pierson visiting from West Table Rock to Gering reports plentiful rain there but dryness to the west and elsewhere. He notes the region has had limited moisture and that harvests suffer for rain while the summer remains ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Pierson
Table Rock
Gering
Pierson
Eggs for hatching at Sam Goodman's in Mynard Neb
Buff production eggs for hatching offered by Sam Goodman in Mynard Nebraska. One-dollar per setting of fifteen eggs or five dollars per hundred. Call or see Sam Goodman for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Goodman
Mynard
Frank E. Schlater Recovers Amid Family Travel
From Thursday's Daily Miss Margaret Schlater with her younger sister left for Louisville to stay with their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Wa Ossenkop. Her husband Frank E Schlater is recuperating from an operation at the Minor and Thornton Institute in Kansas City and can sit up daily. He will later move to Excelsior Springs for treatments and baths in hopes of full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Schlater
Louisville
Wa Ossenkop
Excelsior Springs
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Finday
Se Daly
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Mad Dog
Mrs. Emil Anderson
Sieury Hikenbury
Sell Holdings
Frank E. Schlater
Shelly's
First National Bank
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