Noent Reha A Bohemian Comedy At K S Hall
The K S Hall hosted a successful Saturday showing of Noent Reha a Bohemian comedy by a company of five to six students from the Catholic college of Lisol El. The troupe arrived from an eastern tour and presented a humorous performance that kept the audience delightfully engaged. All roles were played by men and the production drew strong crowd approval in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. S
Colness
Lisol
Tert
Nebraska
New 1920 Meo touring car for sale at bargain
A new 1920 Meo touring car never run is offered for sale by J. H. Domingo in Weeping Water. Also available are popular copyright books for sale at the Journal office.
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J. H. Domingo
Journal
WEEPING WATER NEWS BRINGS FAMILY UPDATES AND WIDESPREAD TRAVEL
Local notes from WEEPING WATER reveal Mrs. Clarence Paul improving and may return home soon with Mr. Pool to fetch her. Several families report travel to Omaha, Colorado Springs, and Dallas for medical and personal reasons. A horse loss and calf death hit the Tonack household amid ongoing rural work and dynamite hauling concerns. Mrs. Jennie Helm Young visits, recalling schooling in Cedar Creek and Louisville origins.
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Clarence Paul
Pool
Merle Kivett
Marvin
Omaha
Frank Woos
Kivett
Will Fartridge
Jack Wise
Grant
Will
William Stohlman and
Carl Tonack
Theodore Helm
J. Young
Hastings
Young
Jennie Helm
Louisville
The
Courier
Cedar Creek
Youn
Elmwood Leader Echo reports arrivals and a wedding
The Elmwood Leader Echo notes Noel Tyson's slow improvement at his parents home. Local families share visits from Imperial and Alvo relatives. Miss Anna Margaret Manhart marries Terrence Bryar Smith at the Catholic church. reception at the bride's mother's home followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Tyson
L. A. Tyson
Herman Dettmar
Elmer
Opal
Imperial
Murdock
Wm. Kunz
Joe
Illipsral
Kunz
Fred Nolting
Grace
Ella
Dora Nolting
Angus Nolting
Plattsmouth
Margarite Bornemeier
Paul Bornemeier
Will Bornemeier
Guy Kimbell
Elmwood
Herman Bornemeier
Alvo
Sunda
Suesis
Eagle Beacon Notes Visitations and Local Sports
Mrs T R Adams hosts granddaughter Mrs Winters of Des Moines and great grandson Chas Tramble. Eagle baseball beat Union 5 to 3 last Sunday and will play Palmyra next. Local trips included Plattsmouth and Lincoln journeys. A large June 13 picnic near Eagle hosted 57 relatives on Mrs Wetenkamp’s farm.
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T. R. Adams
Plattsmouth
Omaha
J. A. Gardner
Lincoln
Henry JL. Skeets
Belleville
Kan
Des Moléines
Walter Suutherland
Walter
Avis
Little Champion
A. B. Carper
Louisville and Surrounding News From Louisvillre Ledger
The Rock Island trains passed through Louisville due to a bridge outage between South Bend and Meadow. Families and friends visit in Louisville including Miss Minnie Peters, Miss Minnie Stohlman returning from Idaho, and Mrs. A. Shoeman needing hospital care in Omaha. Evelyn Masters, two, burned by lye but recovering. Mr. Wegener and wife plan housekeeping in the Stander property on Maple Street as they purchase household goods in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Louisville
South Bend
Meadow
Theodore Harms
Manley
Talmage
Pocateco
Idaho
H. F. Fisher
Pocatello
A. Shoeman
Auburn
A. A. Shoeman
Omaha
Evelyn Masters
Charles Masters
William Stohlman, Jr
Henry Wegener
Stander
Maple Street
Roy Slifford
Norton
Kansas
Alice Stander
Wegener
Henry Klemme Died at Lincoln Hospital
Henry Klemme, an early Cass County resident, died in a Lincoln hospital after four days illness with pneumonia. His body was returned to Murdock for burial in Kellehan cemetery after a Thursday funeral. Elmwood Leader-Echo reports.
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Henry Klemme
Cass County
Lincoln
Murdock
Klemme
Kellehan
Elmwood
Order to Show Cause Estate of Mac FE Goodman Nebraska
In Cass county Nebraska the court orders Benjamin F Goodman administrator to show cause why a license should not be granted to sell part or all of Lot 9 10 11 12 Block 710 Plattsmouth to pay debts and costs. Notice to interested parties via publication in Plattsmouth Journal four weeks. Dated June 18 1920 Judge James T Begley. Attorney Chas F Martin.
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Cass County
Nebraska
Mac FE Goodman
Benjamin FL Goodman
Mac FE
Plattsmouth
Benjamin
BL Goodman
Benjamin F. Goodman
Plattemouth
Cedar Rapids Man Credits Tanlac With Remarkable Recovery
Gary Walters of Cedar Rapids Iowa reports seven years of stomach trouble and weight loss followed by a rapid improvement after taking Tanlac He says meals no longer upset him his heart no longer palpitates and he has regained strength enabling him to work as an iron moulder The medicine is sold in Plattsmouth by PF G Fricke and Company and by the ending druggist in every town
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Gary Walters
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Plattsmouth
PF. G. Fricke and Company
Miss Anna Hall Weds Harry Hall at County Court House
Yesterday afternoon at the county courthouse Miss Anna Hall and Mr. Harry Hall of Cornell Neb united in marriage in a simple ceremony performed by County Judge Allen J. Beeson. The bride, well known in this city, and groom, a Cornell businessman, will reside in Cornell as many friends extend congratulations.
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Plattsmouth
Harry Hall
Cornell, Neb
Court House
Anna Hall
Cornell
Neb
Allen J. Beeson
Elizabeth
Virginia Beeson
Hall
Daniher Departs for California to Seek West Coast Home
B B Daniher leaves Thursday for Omaha to visit his sister Mrs E F Grimes overnight and then heads to the Pacific coast with plans to settle there if conditions meet expectations. He expects to stay in Los Angeles through spring to escape harsh winters and will take the Journal to stay in touch with home.
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B. B. Daniher
Omaha
E. F. Grimes
Pacific Coast
Battie
Los Angeles
Nehawka Young Folks Receive Marriage License
A marriage license was issued this morning to Miss Isadore Sheldon and Marion N. Tucker of Nehawka. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs FF P Sheldon and the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs B C Tucker, both prominent local families.
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Isadore Sheldon
Marion N. Ticker
Nehhawka
Nehawka
FF. P. Sheldon
B. C. Tucker
Why That Headache Can Signal A Treatable Cause
The article suggests headaches arise from constipation or stomach disorder and may be relieved by a dose or two of Chamberlain's Tablets. The tablets are described as easy to take and mild in effect, offering a potential cure by addressing underlying causes.
W T Richardson Promotes Farmers Mutual Insurance
W T Richardson of Mynard writes insurance for the Farmers Mutual of Lincoln, contact phone 2411 for policy needs and coverage options.
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W. T. Richardson
Mynard
Farmers Mutual of
Lincoln
That Printer of Udells sale at the Journal office
A notice lists the Harold Bell Wright story That Printer of Udells as available for sale at the Journal office. The item is advertised as part of the newspaper’s offerings and invites readers to inquire or purchase.
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Udells
Harold Bell Wright
The
Journal
Chamberlain Remedy Promoted for Colic and Diarrhoea
An advertisement urges families to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand for instant relief during severe colic or cholera morbus. The ad credits uniform success and rapid cures, presenting it as a staple trade item.
For Sale Titan Tractor Run One Season
Classified notice offers a Titan tractor listing in first class condition for sale. Inquiry via phone 282 J for details.
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Titan
J. Lw D&w
Second hand binder for sale near Plattsmouth
Used binder in good running order priced right. Inquire of Howard Graves, located one mile south of Plattsmouth. 110-tow.
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Howard Graves
Plattsmouth
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