Pretty wedding ties Mary Martens to Harry Cline in city home
A simple 5:30 p.m. Saturday ceremony united Miss Mary Martens and Harry A. Cline of Omaha at Augusta Martens home with immediate family and a few friends present. Dr Balzer of Kouitz Memorial church officiated. reception followed in pink and white decor. The bride wears navy blue tricolette, couple departs for a Kansas City honeymoon and will reside in Omaha after August 1.
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Augusta Martens
Mary
Harry A. Cline
Omaha
Balzer
Kouitz Memorial Church
C. Wescott
C. G. Fricke
H. H. Tartsch
Sioux City
Sunday School Program Praised for Smooth Management
A large crowd enjoyed the program as D. C. York, superintendent of the Sunday school, managed the event with commendable efficiency, contributing to the success of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. York
Roy Frisel Arrested for Speeding on Washington Avenue
Yesterday afternoon Chief M. E. Manspeaker arrested Roy Frisel for speeding through Monnay’s city streets on Washington avenue. He was fined 10 dollars plus 3 dollars costs, totaling 13 dollars, remitted to Judge M. Archer for credit to the city strong box.
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Monnay
M. E. Manspeaker
Roy Frisel
Washington Avenue
M. Archer
Aged Lady Buried After State Funeral in Hastings Neb
Funeral services for Mrs Caroline Current were held after she died June 4 1920 in Minitare Nebraska where she lived with her son Her burial took place beside her husband in Elmwood Cemetery Rev Longacre led the service Born November 14 1831 in Flat Rock Indiana she moved with her family to Savannah Missouri at age ten She united with the church at twelve and remained a devout Christian for life She married James Alfred Current May 8 1850 and they lived together forty seven years before his 1897 death Nine children ten boys and ten girls among twenty four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren survive with one infant who died in infancy and a daughter who died in 1912 Attending out of town were Mrs D J Roberts Miss Marian Roberts Mr and Mrs Will Lota of Kenesaw and Mr W P Current of Omaha
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Current
Minitare
Neb
Hastings
John R. Colburn
Caroline
Savannah
Andrew County
James Alfred Current
Will Lota
Kenesaw
W. P. Current
Omaha
Plattsmouth Placed Near Delux Train Route Demand
Burlington train No 5 from Chicago stops here about five of seven mornings though not scheduled. Passengers from points east of Pacific Junction disembark here, making Plattsmouth a frequent stop. The Commercial Club seeks to have the eastbound deluxe train scheduled to stop, citing the routine morning layovers.
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Burlington
Chicago
Pacific Junction
Plattsmouth
Commercial
Phonograph Cabinet Reflects Italian Renaissance Craft
Emil J. Weyrich, a druggist, spent sixteen months designing and building a period style phonograph cabinet. He sourced seasoned walnut and rare mahogany panels, crafting a laboratory Edison model as the sole exception, achieving a remarkable Italian Renaissance inspired piece admired for its design and workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil J. Weyrich
Weyrich
Europe
England
Edison
Ships Cattle West From Morday's Daily
Grorse W. Snyder, a leading stock raiser, shipped 250 head of cattle from his farm to Chase county. The seven car loads were loaded at the Burlington yards in this city, with Bryan Snyder accompanying the shipment to the Chase county farm.
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Morday
Grorse W. Snyder
Stats
Chase County
Burlington
Bryan Snyder
Chese County
Red Sox Defeated Greenwood 6 to 0 in Sunday Game
The Red Sox, led by pitcher Conners and fielder Donnell, lost ground early but held Greenwood scoreless. Jardine, Armstrong, and Luck stood out for Greenwood as Salt Creekers’ hits proved insufficient against a clean, fast pitching display.
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Red Sox
Greenwood
Meyers
Iver
Fem
Hed Sox
Conners
William Patrick Donnell
Salt
Jardine and Armstrong
Luck
Death of Mrs C C Douge at Union
The death of Mrs. C C Douge, wife of Ore gon C Douge, occurred after a several weeks illness. She was born October 25 1864 in Cass county Nebraska and lived in Liberty precinct all her life. She leaves a husband and one son Glen, who preceded her, plus a sister Mrs J W Nichols and many friends. She was a Presbyterian and active in church work.
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O. C. Donge
Liberty Precinct
Oregon C. Douge
Glen
Hospital Trip For Anna Wells Appendicitis
Yesterday Percy War and Floyd Daniels transported Miss Anna Wells to Omaha for treatment of a severe appendicitis. Mrs. Wells and Mrs. M. A. Stiles accompanied her to St. Joseph hospital where she was to undergo surgery the following morning.
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Percy Warthen
Floyd Daniels
Omaha
Anna Wells
Robert Wells
Anna
M. A. Stiles
St. Joseph Hospital
Miss Wells
Family Reunion At Wendel Heil Home Gathers Local Kin
The Wendel Heil home hosted a Sunday afternoon family reunion with most children present except Mrs. George Young of Malcolm Neb. Parents Wendell Heil and wife were honored as descendants grew through the years. Refreshments followed and attendees included the Heil and Rohrdanz families plus Meisinger and others. A separate incident saw local youths involved in window breakage. police connected a culprit via a sling shot confession and the father paid for three new panes, restoring harmony.
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Wendersteil
George Young
Malcolm, Neb
Wendell Heil
Sii
George Heil
Henry Heil
Ed Hil
Mas Will Rohrdanz
Lonie Meisinger
Phillip Heil Ald
Fred
Walter Heit
John Rohrdanz
Manspacker
Auto party heads west for extended coast trip
Mrs. W. B. Rosencrans, Blythe Rosencrans, and daughters Mrs. Valdemar Soennichsen and Russ Mery depart for several months travel through Hastings Imperial Sterling on the Oregon and Lincoln highways to California. They plan visits in San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego then return via Portland Seattle and back to home, with extended stays for Mrs. Rosencrans and Miss Mary.
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W. B. Rosencrans
Blythe
Valdemar Soennichsen
Russ Mery
Pacific Coast
Hastings
Imperial
O S. D
Sterling Colorado
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyomine
Utah
Nevada
California
Reno
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Los Angeles
San Diego
Ocean Drive
Frisco
Portland
Oregon
Ebinger Family Auto Trip to Buffalo
Yesterday morning Mr and Mrs Fred W Ebinger and son William of Plainview Nebraska with Mrs Fred Wagner planned a car trip to Buffalo New York to visit Mr and Mrs Earl Blish. They expect to enjoy the journey and view the central states along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Ebinger
William
Plainview
Nebraska
Fred Wagner
Buffalo
New York
Earl Blish
Central States
Theft and Vandalism at T. J. Sokol Hall Sparks Investigation
A custodian finds several windows broken at the T. J. Sokol hall in the city's west end. Officials initially assume an accident but continue to secure the scene and pursue possible culprits.
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T. J. Sokol
Small Blaze At Burlington Shops Detects Fire Origin
A small frame storage building at the Burlington shops caught fire from hot brass ingots left near wooden partitions after closing. The blaze caused about 250 dollars in damage before workers responded with water to extinguish the flames.
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Burlington
Masons Install New Officers at Plattsmouth Lodge
Plattsmouth lodge No. 6 A F and A M inducted newly elected officers at a Monday meeting in the Masonic temple. Installing were W M William F Evers W James T Begley J W Leon L McCarthy Treasurer H A Schneider Secretary Will T Adams S D Leslie Niel J D John F Gorder S S Fred P Busch J S Claude B Smith Tyler CC Despain. A luncheon followed the ceremonies.
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Plattsmouth
Local Wedding Sees Miss Della Frans Wed Mr John Lyon
Miss Della Frans and John T. Lyon united in marriage at the Frans home on West Main Street in a simple ceremony attended by immediate relatives. Rev A V Hunter officiated with Clarence Boventon and Louise Lyon among attendees. The couple will reside in Glenwood after a brief eastbound honeymoon on the No 4.
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C. R. Frans
West Main Street
Della
John T. Lyon
A. V. Hunter
First Methodist Church
Clarence Boventon
Yvoung
J. D. Ironmonger
Thurber
Louise Lyon
Glenwood
Mina Kaffenberger
Lincoln
Wayne Shoke
LD. R. Bennett
Epworth League
Burlington
Married This Morning in County Judge Beeson Office
Mr Bent Collester of Weeping Water and Mrs Martha Seymore of Nebraska City were married this morning in the office of County Judge Allen J Beeson. The ceremony was performed by the judge and witnessed by Miss Lillian White and Miss Janette Weber, deputies in the offices of the county.
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Allen J. Beeson
Bent Collester
Weeping Water
Martha Seymore
Nebraska City
Lillian White
Janette Weber
Register of Deeds
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Mary Martens
Cline
Kansas City
Paul Morgan
Hay Springs
Sroom
Union Pacific
U. S
Methodist Church
Methodist Sunday School
A. V Siunter
R. B. Hayes
E. H. Wescott
Don C. York
Grandma Current
Elmwood
W. L. Street
Frances Purdy
Womans Relief Corps
Val Burkle
Lower Main Street
Court House
C. C. Duge
UNION
Farental
W. E. Rosencrans
Mally
Brass
Masons
Popular Copyrights
Journal Office
Della Frans
Bride
The
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