Eagles Prepare for Convention in Nebraska City
The Fraternal Order of Eagles plans its two day state convention in Nebraska City starting Monday June 20 with Judge A B Duncan of St Joseph MO delivering Sundays address at Eagle Hall. A sight seeing trip and a banquet for delegates follow with a Plattsmouth drill team performing and about 100 delegates expected.
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Order of Eagles
Nebraska City
Eagle Hall
A. B. Duncan
St. Joseph
National Organization
Duncan
Middle West
Chamber of Commerce
Plattsmouth
Nebraska City News-Press
Quiet wedding at St. Pauls Evangelical church
Harold S. Myers of Weeping Water and Johanna E. Grodersen of Omaha wed at Rev. O. G. Wichmann's residence in a quiet ceremony witnessed by J. T. Crozier and Miss Helen K. Clark. Myers heads the Myers rushed stone company in Weeping Water.
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O. G. Wichmann
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Harolds. Myers
Weeping Water
Johanna E. Grodersen
Omaha
J. T. Crozier
Helen K. Clark
Myers ‘Rushed Stone Company
Weeping Weeter
Journal Ad Offer Prompting Quick Help
A brief ad plea invites readers to place classified notices in the Journal for fast assistance. The message emphasizes quick results and encourages submissions to reach a broad audience.
Convicted Man Claims He Was Lured Into Confession
In Nebraska a motion for a new trial in State v John Meehan was offered. Meehan avers duress during arrest at Havelock and illegal searches. He says he was denied access to family and counsel and pressured into a guilty plea by railroad officials and officers. He seeks rehearing and a chance to defend.
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Daity
District Court
State of
Nebraska
John Meehan
J. A. Capwell
W. A. Robertson
Meehan
Havelock
Lincoln
Railroad Company
Cass
Eye Injury Sends Dean Snyder to Omaha Hospital
Dean Snyder son of Mr and Mrs A J Snyder sustained a serious left eye injury while helping repair a barb wire fence at Louis Sack farm west of Mynard. He was taken to Methodist hospital in Omaha for specialist treatment with the eyeball wound expected to require careful care.
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Dean
A. J. Snyder
Louis Sack
Mynard
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Returns from South to Omaha as Klauschie Mulls Season
Herbert Klauschie arrived in Omaha after playing baseball in the Rio Grande Valley league. The former Sarpy-Cass catcher joined Laredo in the Valley league and trained with the Des Moines Western league team. He plans to decide on his remainder of the season after returning home.
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Valle
Herbert Klauschie
Klauschie
Laredo
Teras
Des Moines
Omaha
The Power of Publicity in Public Utilities
The essay argues that publicity lowers costs by broadening demand for utility services. It asserts advertising helps utility companies inform the public about electricity gas telephone and street railways, proving advertising pays when the product or service is meritorious.
Wasley Sues Shea for 300 Injuries in Omaha Auto Crash
W. W. Wasley, a city resident and traveler for an Omaha wholesale house, filed a suit in Omaha seeking 300 damages from Ray Shea for injuries and property damage from an auto accident on May 21 in Omaha.
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W. W. Wasley
Omaha
Ray Shea
Purchase Fine Flag Flies Over Burlington Shop Yard
The Burlington shops employer group raised funds for a 15 by 28 foot flag to fly over the paint shop building in the center of the shop yards. Harry Long, foreman, pulled the rope to hoist the flag during the flag day program marking the occasion.
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Burlington
Harry Long
Demented Burlington Engineer Joseph McCoy Retired since 1888
Joseph McCoy seventy seven a retired Burlington engineer was taken to the police station after an attack on his wife at their home 1226 Rose street Lincoln. He answered questions intelligently and the wife planned to have him examined by an insanity board. The McCoys are longtime city residents once living here in the eighties and nineties.
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Joseph McCoy
Burlington
Rose Street
Lincoln
Masters
Schappaugh
O Brien Heads All Hatcher ies With Torguson to Lead Gretna
W J O Brien who has led Gretna hatcheries for over twenty five years will supervise all state hatcheries starting August 1. E C Torguson of Glenwood Minnesota will take charge of Gretna hatcheries. He brings eight years of Minnesota experience and will be paid 150 dollars monthly.
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W. J. O’brien
Bryan
Gretna
E. C. Torguson
Glenwood
Minn
O'Brien
O'Connell
Torguson
Minnesota
Lewiston Notes and Local Visits
The little son of Gus Groff is very sick and Dr. Livingston from Plattsmouth is caring for him. Miss Katherine McMahan and Miss Gertrude Lome of Omaha visited Mr. and Mrs. Toney Klimm. Mrs. Jennie Mathews from Leavenworth Kansas is visiting the Klimms. she was formerly Miss Jennie Blackledge. Owing to rain last Sunday Lewiston church had a light crowd. regular service will be next Sunday at 1 30 led by Rev. Sartor.
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Gus Groff
Livingston
Plattsmouth
Katherine McMahan
Gertrude Lome
Omaha
Toney Klimm
Jennie Mathews
Leavenworth
Kansas
Mathews
Jennie Blackledge
Lewiston
Sortor
Forger Sentenced to Lincoln Penitentiary in Altered Check Case
Charles H. Minch alias Frank Reeder faced district court after being brought from Des Moines. He pled guilty to altering a check from M. W. Wortman of Murray, changing 10 to 70, receiving cash. Judge Begley imposed one to two years in the state penitentiary at Lincoln plus a $100 fine and costs.
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Charles H. Minch
Frank Reeder
Des Moines
Rex Young
Lincoln
Minch
W. G. Kieck
M. W. Wortman
Murray
Murray State Bank
A. H. Duxbury
James T. Begley
Social Roundup of Visits and Guests in South Bend Area
A sequence of social calls and visits across South Bend and nearby towns features Mrs. Schulz hosting on Henry Street, Mrs. Bentz in Ashland visiting Miss Jones and Miss Hendricks aiding at F T Graham, dinners and afternoons with the Roeber and Stander households, and relatives in Lincoln, Murdock, and Omaha joining relatives and attending weddings and housework help.
Sunday Socials In Local Homes Include Visitors From South Dakota
Ed Group visited the George Boramano home on Sunday. Mrs. F. T. Graham returned home from Lincoln after medical treatment last Saturday. A large Omaha party, including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leslie, Miss Beth Davis, Miss Carrie Kleiser and brothers Will and Jess, enjoyed a picnic in Kleiser woods. The Longs hosted dinner for Mrs. Viola Long and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sturzeneger with their children from Sarpy county. William Rush, Alfred Johnson and daughter Mildred spent the day at the W. A. Jones home. George and Jim Mills of near Murdock visited in the afternoon. Byron Dill and daughter Sadie traveled to Fairfield to see Willard Mattick. Sadie plans to stay a month. The Besacks visited Omaha, returned with relatives. Harold Besack brought them home Sunday. The Behrens hosted a dinner for relatives from Plankintoen and nearby SD cousins including Mrs. Wm Blum and Miss Marie Endter visiting from White Lake SD. Mrs. Blum and Miss Endter joined a large group for a dinner honoring the five SD guests. Paul Reinke entertained guests for Mrs Reinke's birthday, including Behrens and son Billie, Mrs. Blum and Miss Endter, Clifford Pierce, Julius Reinke, Andrew Blum, Albert Blum, William Blum and family, Herman Thieman and daughters Elda and Marjorie, and Marvin Sutton.
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Wm. Schulz
Henry Stander
Viola Long
Alice Bentz
Ashland
George Vozel
Oscar Dill
Lincoln
Martin Blum
L. J. Roeber
Herman Roeber
Charles Stander
Cecil Stander
L. J. Roeher
Virgil Besack
Murdock
Hazel Jones
W. A. Jones
Willard Dill
Near Meadow
Ruth Carnicle
la Platte
Robert
Florence Hendricks
F. T. Graham
Beatrice
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Frederick Schutz
Kenneth
Leonard Reeber
Harold
Herbert Stander
Hiram Hunter
Ethel
Fay
Glenwood
Iowa
Lynn Clay
Wood River
Alfred Johnson
Mildred
Harry Long
Robert Long
Leo Martin
Lee Shepherd
Wm. Blum
Herman Thieman
Albert Lehman
Misa Marie Endter
Glenn
Peter Spangler
Weeping Water
Herold
Dewey Jansen
B. O. Mooney
E. F. Pettis
Donald
Carrie Pettis
Kenneth Jones
Pete Lenhard
Walter Lenhardt
George Heil
Urish
George Boramano
Frank Leslie
Beth Davis
Carrie Kleiser
Will
Jess
Kleiser Woods
Ernest Sturzenegeer
Sarpy County
Long Home
William Rush
George Mills
Jim Mills
Near Murdock
Byron Dill
Miss Sadie
Fairfield
Willard Mattick
Dill
Sadie
Harry Lovell
Betty
Harold Besack
W. C. Behrens
Billy
Plankintoen
S. D
Ocoma
Marie Endter
White Lake
Behren
Andrew Blum
Martin
Andrew
Albert Blum
Allen
Paul Reinke
Marie Bindter
South Dakota
Knorr Expands Business With Villisca Store Purchase
R. W. Knorr of this city buys a similar store in Villisca Iowa. He will not move his home. W. R. Holmes becomes manager at Villisca and moves there with his family. Mrs Emma Batnes, mother of Mrs Holmes, is now residing in Villisca.
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R. W. Knorr
Villisca
Iowa
Mr. Knorr
W. R. Holmes
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Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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Plattsmouth Ball Park
Springfield
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South Bend
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