Sunday Services At Plattsmouth Churches
A large congregation gathered at the Presbyterian church to hear Rev. Gade whose strong sermon drew steady attention. He plans a Fourth of July patriotic address and features Miss Watters of Grand Island. At the Methodist church Rev. W L Austin preached on Moses and Forgiveness with a large choir and a notable evening sermon on enforcing laws through individual duty. Independence Day services are planned with a patriotic address and Christian Citizenship theme.
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Presbyterian Church
Gade
Miss Wattera
Grand Island
R. O. Watters
Miss Watters
Gypsy Smith
Christ
Methodist Church
Moses
Austin
Hon
Methodist Sunday School
In Police Court Judge Archer Delays Case Over Riot at Merry-Go-Round
William Andrews filed a complaint against Ward Barr for rioting near Tulene Bros. merry-go-round by Burlington yards. Barr sought time to secure witnesses. Judge Archer scheduled further proceedings at 5 p.m. The report mentions John Doe and Richard Roe involved in street altercations and Chief Rainey arresting J Doe for questioning.
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Archer
William Andrews
Tulene Bros
Burlington Yards
William
Ward Barr
Ward
Judge Archer
John Doe
Richard Roe
John Poe
J. Jeffries
J. Johnson
Chief Rainey
Plattsmouth Journal
J. Doe
R. Roe
J. Dee
Faler Buys Quarter Block in Orchard Hill Omaha
J P Faler has completed purchase of a one quarter block at the northeast corner of Fortie th and Hamilton in Orchard Hill Omaha. The deal lists 94800 pounds as the price with several buildings including a frame store and four dwellings on the lots. The farm in Missouri owned by Faler is said to be included in the price. The Journal notes the purchase by a prominent citizen and expects growth and business value in a thriving city district.
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Omaha
Journal
J. P. Faler
Orchard Hill
Fortleth
Hamilton Streets
Faler
Missouri
Vernon Clapp Visits Local Friends During Summer Farm Outing
Vernon Clapp, who has been making a visit in this locality with L. B. Brown of Kenosha, was in the city on Saturday afternoon and met a number of friends here. The young man is enjoying a fine time down on the farm and his summer outing.
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Vernon Clapp
L. B. Brown
Kenosha
Fourth of July Parade Preparations In Plattsmouth
Community efforts surge as advertising committee led by J J Decker Albert Egenberger Bert Thomas and Charley Truman head for nearby towns to drum up floats prizes and participation. Lodges favor a standout float with $50 set aside for materials and three prize levels 25 15 and 6. Notables including Hon Hugh A Myers Judge Sutton and Judge Travis are expected to speak as Brown Carnival Company promises nine attractions drawing large crowds. A special Union Morris train may transport visitors easing early morning travel.
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Messrs
J. J. Decker
Albert Egenberger
Bert Thomas
Charley Truman
Mynard, Murray, Union and
Nehawka
Decker
Mr. Decker
Herman
Commercial Club
Plattsmouth
Norton
Missouri Pacific
Union and
Murray
Union
Travis
Brown Carnival Company
Schulhof Returns to Institute for Fourth of July Concert
Schulhof arrives with his parents in Glenwood and will resume duties at the Institute. The Prof plans a notable Fourth of July celebration with his band performing an unusual program for the institution’s less fortunate residents. The band gives two concerts weekly at the Institute and is highly regarded.
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Wil
Rd. Schulhof
Glenwood
Prof. Schulhof
Birthday Picnic Supper Honoring Barbara Clement
Miss Barbara Clement hosted a Saturday evening birthday picnic supper at the city park with friends and schoolmates. Chaperone Miss Dora Fricke, several Misses and Messrs including Dorothy Britt Nora Livingston Jennie Livingston Adna Shop Harriett Clement Jennette Clement Glen Scott Ralph Larson Stanley Coon John Livingston Sonny Knapp attended, after outdoor games and activities.
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Barbara Clement
Dora Fricke
Dorothy Britt
Nora Livingston
Jennie Livingston
Adna Shop
Harriett
Jennette Clement
Glen Scott
Ralph Larson
Stanley Coon
John Livingston
Sonny” Knapp
Spanish War Hayward Club Forms in First District
The Journal reports a Spanish War Hayward club organized in the First district to back Will Hayward of Nebraska City. Promoters include C A Rawls on the advisory board though he is reportedly out of state. The group aims to win Lancaster county votes for Hayward by August primaries with headquarters in the Richards block.
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C. A. Rawls
Te City
Rawls
Colorado
George Tobey
Lancaster County
Hayward
Nebraska
State Journal
Will Hayward
Nebraska City
John Westover
Lincoln
George L. Sheldon
Netawaka
William McClay
L. &. Gilman
Havelock
Selby R. Beeman
C. N. Hansen
Bennet
la Rue Brown
Arbor
Plattsmouth
Paul Jessen
Federal
B.C. Strade
Gasoline Engine Plant Hopes Spur Local Push
The commercial club weighs locating a patent gasoline engine plant in the city. A promoter says the engine burns half as much fuel and suits farm use, with city water power and labor cited as advantages. An automobile plant inquiry also enters the talks, aiming for a $150 000 facility employing hundreds. Also report: Will Smith injures his foot lifting coal but avoids broken bones and starts recovery with a crutch.
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Messrs
Wescott
Schneider
Commercial Club
A. L. Tidd
Tidd
Plattymouth
Commerce Ia
Miss Katie McHugh Spends Sunday With Relatives
Miss Katie McHugh visited relatives in South Bend on Sunday and returned to this city this morning.
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Katie McHugh
South Bend
A Happy Surprise Party Near Nes Residence
A group of relatives and friends gathered last Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. Mark Nes home, one and a half miles south of the city, to surprise Mrs. Nes. Refreshments included ice cream and cake, followed by a brief dancing session and a walk through the Nes garden. Attendees included Mrs. August Norton, Mrs. Etta Parker, two grandchildren of Mrs. Seagraves, Mrs. John Seagraves with two grandchildren, and Mrs. Mabel Iles and her son Cart.
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Mark Nes
Lies
August Norton
Etta Parker
John Seagraves
Mabel Iles
Cart
Vallery Heads to Garfield County for Rain Prospect Tour
Jacob R. Vallery departed this morning for Garfield county Nebraska to stay several days on a land seeking expedition. He aims to learn if Garfield county has rain and what the prospects are for a real good drop there.
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Jacob RR. Vallery
Garfield County
Neb
Mr. Vallery
Peculiar Accident Sends George Bax Jr to Omaha Hospital
Mrs. Julia Decker was summoned to Omaha after a message about her grandson George Bax Jr who had a peculiar accident days earlier. Bax, a carpenter, swallowed a shingle nail while roofing and must undergo surgery to remove it from his stomach. Friends fear for his immediate recovery as his condition remains grave.
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Julia Decker
Omaha
George Bax, Jr
Reformatory Departure of Noted Jail Breaker Lad
Sheriff Quinton took Earl Morrin to the reform school this morning after a commitment issued by Judge Heeson. Morrin, famed for escaping attempts, faced the transfer with calm while watchers noted his sharp eyes and anticipated shorter stay.
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Sheriff Quinton
Kearney
Earl Morrin
Guch
Reformatory
Heeson
Marriage License Issued to Richard M Schines and Anna Priesman
In Omaha the morning papers report a marriage license issued to Richard M Schines 25 and Anna Priesman 20 both of Omaha. The license indicates the marriage is to occur today. Schines owns the Majestic Theatre and has resided in the city for months. A home on Vine Street is prepared for the couple.
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Omaha
Richard M. Schines
Anna Priesman
Schiaes
Majestic Theater
Vine Street
Judge Travis Leaves For Western Kansas Land Trip
Judge D Travis travels several days in Western Kansas with Cass county locals. He plans to return to hold court on Saturday and deliver one address at the Fourth of July celebration.
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D. Travis
Kansas
Cass County
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Platts
W. L. Austin
Ofanth War Hayward Club
Tobey
Gao
Will Smith
Mr. Smith
Reforms School
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