Christian Churches Organize in Cass County Meeting
Delegations from Weeping Water Greenwood Elmwold Louisville Murray and Plattsmouth attended a county wide Christian church meeting at Garfield Park. Rev E M Johnson spoke and a Peruvenant organization was formed with officers including C E Whitaker and C G Marfield. Next year’s session will be in Weeping Water.
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Cass County
Prostali
Garfield Park
E. M. Johnson
Bethany
The
Platte
Hastings
Greenwood
Elmwoul
Louisville
Murray
C. E. Whitaker
Plattsmouth
C. G
Hollowell
Will Visit Old Home
Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs Morgan Wavybright arrived in the city to visit old friends and relatives from their many happy years here. They now reside on the Pacific coast in Los Angeles and plan a brief stay. Mrs Wavybright will also visit her sister Mrs Beverage who has been seriously ill for two weeks.
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Morgan Wavybright
Wavbright
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Old Name City
Waysbright
Beverage
Pleasant Birthday Surprise for Mrs Meisinger
About 60 friends and relatives surprised Mrs Anton Meisinger on her birthday Sunday. Guests brought baskets of food, played games, and a player piano provided music as the group enjoyed supper and gifts. The gathering included numerous Meisinger relatives and friends, with many showing appreciation for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Meisinger
Legion
Henry Horn
H. J. Meisinger
George Horn
Edna
Ethel
Florine
Freda Born
Ella Hyde
Helen Horn
Helen Meisinger
Frank
Helen
Florence Frank
Abert
Herman Hennings
Edwin Degendorfer
Phillip
Earl
LeRoy
Merrill
Marion
Gerald
Leo Rudolph Meisinger
Marvin Burmeister
Henry Hyde
Fritz
Henry Frank
Elmer Salsberg
Record of Eagles During World War
The Fraternal Order of Eagles supported the war effort with 42 767 members serving in the U S armed forces. They served without dues and paid $1 000 gratuities to dependents of members killed in service totaling 1 250 000. Eagles contributed to Salvation Army Red Cross Knights of Columbus and other wartime relief organizations aiding soldiers and sailors nationwide.
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Order of Eagles
Order
Eagles
United States
Heaven
Salvation Army
Red Crocs
Knights of Columbus
Moran Heads Nebraska Eagles State Aerie Leaders
Andrew P. Moran of Nebraska City is praised as worthy president of the state aerie. He presided over the convention and served as a leading figure in Otoe County bar and local politics. Moran is a Republican and has been mentioned for several party roles in the First Congressional District.
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Order of Eagles
Andrew P. Moran
Nebraska City
Mr. Moran
Otee County
First Congressional District
Republican Party
Omaha Speeders Face Judge in Busy Police Court
In Judge M Archer's court motorists from Omaha who visited last night received fines and costs for speeding and disturbing the peace. One man named Joe Johnson of Omaha was fined 210 and costs for drunkenness. Police halted a fast Packard at the Platte River bridge after officers chased the vehicle.
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M. Archer
Omaha
Joe Johnson
Law
Platte River Bridge
Weber Car Crash in Omaha Injures Rider
William V Weber of this city driving in Omaha with Mrs Weber and Miss Jeanette Weber collided with a motorcycle carrying Steve Makovitch and his wife near Twenty Fifth street and Deer Park boulevard. Mrs Makovitch suffered a broken right rib. Weber's car occupants were uninjured. The motorcycle reportedly ran into the Weber vehicle, not the other way around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Weber
Eagles Organization Celebrated In 1903 Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth welcomed the Fraternal Order of Eagles marking 1903 as the charter year. The local aerie now has about 255 members and a celebrated history with leaders in business and social life, tracing its beginnings to April 19 1903 with sixty six charter members including Rebal Egenberger Svoboda Hadraba Speck Bockmeyer Mason Valery Wynn Donat Smith Coffman Martens.
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Plattsmouth
Order of Eables
Order of Eagles
Fair Domain
Nebraska
Neriem
Claus Speck
J. W Bockmeyer
J. E. Mason
F. Valiery
W. H. Wynn
Edward Donatt B. Smith
Perry Coffman
Henry K. Martens
Decides in Favor of McCrary Claimants
District Judge Begley sustains damages for the death of Loren McCrary ruling claimants as dependents may recover. Award includes 99.75 for four weeks, 150 for funeral expenses, 25 hospital fees, and 200 attorney fees. Insurer appeal from labor commissioner decision upheld by court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begley
P. A. McCrary
Loren Mec
Loren McCrary
Insurnce Company
John F. Wolff
Return of William Splitt From Western Farm Visit
William Splitt a former Cass county resident now living near Imperial returned to his home after a two week visit in this county with relatives and friends. He has built a successful farm business in the West and is on the road to independence. He was accompanied by Andy Campbell of near Murray who will tour the western land scene.
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William Splitt
Cass County
Imperial
Mr. Splitt
Independence
Andy Campbell
Murray
Death of Frank Cole in Oakland California
Telegraph announced the death of Frank Cole brother of County Attorney A G Cole. He had been visiting Plattsmouth last year and had lived in California for some time. County Attorney Cole left Holyoke Colorado to attend the Oakland funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cole
A. G. Cole
Oakland
California
Cole
Plattsmouth
Holyoke
Colorado
Heinrichs Celebrate First Wedding Anniversary at West Main
Mr and Mrs William Heinrich hosted their first wedding anniversary at their West Main Street home. Relatives and friends attended a noon dinner served by the couple. Attendees included George Heinrich Vittor Anderson Ruth Drozda Joseph Hadrada Mrs Bianch Price and daughter Helen Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Heinrich
West Main Street
George Heinrich
Vittor Anderson
Havelock
Ruth Drozda
Omaha
Joseph Hadrada
Bianch Price
Helen Virginia
William Barclay Named New Nebraska Fraternal Leader
William M. Barclay, prominent Eagle and longtime supporter of Fraternal Order of Eagles principles, has been elected president of Nebraska Aerie. Born July 3 1870 in Indian County Pennsylvania, he moved east as a boy, relocated to Nebraska in 1880, lived in Friend, then settled in Plattsmouth in 1904 where he became a key figure in local business life.
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Nebraska
Barclay Named State Worthy President Of Eagles
After years as a prominent restauranteur and active Eagles member, Mr. Barclay advanced through all chairs, serving as state outer guard inner guard worthy chaplain and state vice president before being elected state worthy president. His leadership helped secure the 1920 state convention for Plattsmouth and reflects deep belief in Eagles teachings.
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Mrr. Barclay
Eacle Werie
Barclay
The
Eagles
State Aerie
Lincoln
Nebraska City
Falls City
A. P. Moran
Plattsmouth
Rockford College Alumnae Luncheon At Happy Hollow Club
The Rockford College Alumnae Association hosted a luncheon at Happy Hollow Club on Saturday for seven current year students and four who will enter in September. Attending were Grace Bailey Vesta Beavers Lucile Lathrop Thelma Partridge Bessie Rhea Fern Shoup Ethel Streitz and upcoming entrants Margaret Lon Sholes Estelle Lapidus Alice Pollock Elizabeth Plake Plates were laid for twenty seven guests.
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Rockford College
High Class Stationery On Hand At Journal Office
An extensive stock of premium stationery is kept at all times on hand at the Journal office for use in dispatching daily operations and when serving patrons.
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Journal
Pleasure marks close of first day at Nebraska Eagles convention
The first day of the Nebraska Eagles convention in Plattsmouth featured social events for delegates and visitors from South Omaha and Nebraska City. Speeches by Jerry Carrig, C. H. Winkler, Willam Marclay, and Barrett urged growth, followed by a formal reception at Parmele theatre, musical numbers, and a keynote by Judge A. B. Duncan.
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Lewisy
Nebraska
South Omaha
Nebraska City
Eagles Hall
Jerry Carrig
Columbus
H. Winkler
Falls City
Willam Marclay
Plattsmouth
Barrett
Omaha
Welock
Wagener
Parmele Theatre
Eagles Orchestra
W. R. Holly
C. A. Rawls
A. P. Moran
Sisteworthy
Thomas
Edna Marshall Eaton
Lillian Freeman
Bartlett
Messrs
D. C. York
R. W. Knorr
H. G. McClusky
F. A. Cloidt
A. E. Stephenson
Glenwood
A. B. Duncan
The
Eagles
St. Joseph
Missouri
John F. Sattler
Order of Eagles
Order
Eagle Hall
Barclay Cafe
Two Refrigerators for Sale at the Cream Station
R C Kennedy advertises two excellent refrigerators for sale at the Cream station. Prospective buyers are invited to call and see them.
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Ifsw
Arm Injury Heals Nicely For Local Boy LeRoy Stohlman
LeRoy Stohlman, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Stohlman, visited Louisville for an X-ray and exam on his right arm two weeks after a pitching ball accident. Doctors report the arm is knitting well and the lad is on the road to recovery. He was with his parents and siblings Martha and Martin.
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LeRoy Stohlman
Andrew Stohlman
Louisville
Martha
Martin
Return from Funeral of Father
Mr and Mrs H M Wilcox and their son Ed and wife returned home from Riverton Nebraska after attending the funeral of Mrs Wilcox s father Anderson Tirvin who died suddenly at eighty five The trip was hampered by car trouble rain and mud on the way there and back with several delays and difficulties reported along the route
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H. M. Wilcox
Riverton
Neb
Wilcox
Anderson Tirvin
Hastings
Blue Hill
Enjoy Fine Outing From a Murher's Deadly
The campfire girls of Ralston Nebraska spent a few days last week camping on the farm of Mrs. W A Taylor south of the city as guests of Mrs. Taylor and her son and daughter Mr and Mrs John Stamp. The girls report they were roy ally entertained and hope to be invited to Plattsmouth again. The party included Florence Fleming May Harding Lottie Roberts Stella Pflung Alice Pflung Dorothy Propst. Miss Propst is a granddaughter of Mrs. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Propst. Accompanying the group was their guardian Miss Grace Paul Steinburg of Ralston a noted contralto who also oversees the girls.
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Murher
Ralston
Nebraska
W. A. Taylor
Taylor
John Stamp
Plattsmouth
Florence Fleming
May Harding
Lettie Roberts
Stella Pflung
Alice Pflung
Dorothy Props
Community broadcasts call for public notices and updates
Community paper invites cooperation to publish live news and notices. Call No. 6 and 3 rings hint at a serial or coding system for notices, signaling ongoing engagement and a prompt to readers to contribute updates.
Edward Egenberger Dies After Long Illness at Home
Edward Egenberger a well known local resident died at 1 50 PM at his home after a year and a half battle with Briehis disease. The community extends sympathy to his wife son mother and siblings as friends note his not unexpected but shocking passing.
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Edward E. Egenberger
Kmgenberger
Legion
Eagles edge 13th Street All-Stars in eleven innings
In a season high attendance game, the Eagles beat the Omaha 13th Street All-Stars 2 to 1 in eleven innings. Walt Connors debuted as pitcher for the season and scattered visiting hits. Omaha finally yielded the winning run in the last half of the final frame.
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Eagles
13Th Street All- Stars
13Th Street All-Stars
Omaha
Walt Connors
Fischer couple sails for Germany from New York
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fischer of this city sailed Saturday from New York on the Potomacc to Europe for about three months. They will visit relatives in Germany including the Rhine valley farming families of Mr. Fischer’s parents who are well to do despite war reverses. This is the couple’s first visit home in five years.
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Frank Fischer
New York
Europe
Globe
Fischer
Germany
Rhine River
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Andrew P.moran
Eusy
M’grary
Insurance Co
William Barclay
William MM. Barclay
Happy Hollow Club
Eagles State Aerie
Parmele
R. C. Kennedy
Ed Wilcox
Sad
Edward Egenberger
First National Bank
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