Picnic party gathers for day by Platte river
Holly and Brown families enjoy a Sunday outing at a cottage north of the city. Guests from Omaha include Mr and Mrs William Holly, Misses Bessie and Elizabeth Polly, Mr and Mrs Mark Logadate and family, Mr and Mrs Ml F Trimpe, Mr and Mrs Mal don Davies, and Miss Abbie Brown with well laden baskets for a fine picnic dinner.
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Holly
Willian Holly
Bessie
Elizabeth Polly
Mark Logadate
Ml. F. Trimpe
Maldon Davies
Abbie Brown
Birth of Eight and Three Quarter Pound Son
Mr and Mrs Angeust Peterell of west of Mynard welcomed a son weighing eight pounds eight and a quarter ounces. The mother and baby are doing well and the family expresses great pleasure at the arrival.
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Angeust Peterell
Mynard
Picnic Supplies and Fireworks at Bates Book Store
Bates Book Store advertises picnic supplies and fireworks at the lowest price in years. The notice highlights affordable outdoor essentials and seasonal sales to attract shoppers.
Mynard Ladies Tender Shower to Miss Vallery
A Mynard community shower honored Miss Mary Ellen Vallery on a Wednesday afternoon at the Mynard Community hall. Guests enjoyed two contests, a mock wedding, and a large display of gifts as Vallery prepares to move to Wayne Nebraska with memories of local friends.
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Mynard
Mary Ellen Vallery
Glenna Wiles
T. W. Vallery
Nettie Mumm
Sherman Cole
Helene Perry
Alice McKelvey
Louise Robbins
Royal Smith
KK. d. Spanghne
Vivian Livingston
Elbert Wiles
Ida Cole
L. Wiles
Lohensren
Roy O. Cole
Mary Ellen Valiery
Mary Ellen
National Junior Shakespeare Story Telling Club Planned
Plattsmouth to form a local branch under Miss Eleazor Swatek. The club offers story hours for children to learn Shakespeare through simple, expressive storytelling, preparing them for high school English and encouraging social parent involvement.
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National
Plattsmouth
Eleazor Swatek
Life Sketch of Mrs. William Langhorst of Wabash
This memorial notes Emilia Lanfersick Langhorst born August 23 1862, married February 13 1885, resident of Wabash eighteen years. She was devoted to church and community, died June 14 1922 at age 69 years 9 months 21 days leaving husband daughter Anna Muth and six grandchildren. Fireworks ad follows.
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Wabash
William Langhorst
Emilia Lanfersick
Langhorst
Christ
Langhurst
Anna Muth
Goshen
Indiana
The Journal Seeks News from Readers by Phone
The Journal invites readers to phone in news items calling number six for quick submissions. Report local happenings, events, or notes to be considered for publication.
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the Journal
R O T C Cadet from Watertown Visits Fort Crook Camp
Ray Schule of Watertown South Dakota attends R O T C at Fort Crook and has been on the range near here for a week. He is a University of South Dakota Vermillion student assigned to Fort Crook and is a former classmate of Patricia Rose and Ruth Ferrie.
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Ray Schule
Watertown
South Dakota
Fort Crook
Mr. Schule
University of South Dakota At
Vermillion
Patricia, Rose
Ruth Ferrie
Richardson Store at Mynard Looted In Major Crime
The general store of W. T. Richardson in Mynard was looted last evening with goods worth several hundred dollars taken. Thieves smashed the front door, stole postal scales and money orders, and absconded without alerting residents. They also took coffee, sugar, salmon, cigarettes, tobacco, and gasoline from the carrier Tom Ruby’s residence. Sheriff Ed W. Thimgan investigated but offered few leads.
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W. T. Richardson
Mynard
Richardson
Tom Ruby
Sherif Ed W. Thimgan
Birthday Party Held for Norma Curtis by Aunt in Spokane
Mrs Phillip Hirz hosted a Tuesday birthday party for Norma Curtis of Spokane who was visiting her aunt. It marked Norma's 13th birthday with games and prizes won by Rachel Robertson and Mary Jane Mark. Refreshments followed the fun, with many gifts presented to Norma. Attendees included Rachel Robertson Mary Jane Mark Joan Moore Catherine Shellenbarger Carolyn Brown Mary Eleanor Brown Harriett Goos Janet Hirz Alice Hirz Jacqueline Grassman Marjorie Lee Smith Eleanor Havelka and others from Cleveland Council Bluffs and beyond.
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Phillip Hirz
Norma Curtis
Spokane
Washington
Rachel Robertson
Mary Jane Mark
Norma
Hirz
Gilbert Hirz
Joan Moore
Catherine Shellenbarger
Carolyn
Mary Eleanor Brown
Cleveland
Ohio
Harriett Goos
Janet
Alice Hirz
Jacqueline Grassman
Marjorie Lee Smith
Council Bluffs
Eleanor Havelka
Wahoo
A Place of Beauty Along Chicago Avenue
The Ore Oil Co has secured the entire frontage on Chicago avenue south of its station and created a landscaped park with a large service station, parking for serviced cars, a fine grass plot, and beds of roses and geraniums. The area along highway No 75 stands out as a credit to the city.
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Chicago Avenue
The
Ore Oil Co
Ofe
Federal farm group plans third candidate
Kenton D C FE Wharton, president of the Federated Farm Clubs of America, said the organization would project a third candidate into the presidential field if the democrats fail to nominate Governor Franklin D Roosevelt of New York.
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Kenton
D.—C
Wharton
Federated Farm Clubs of America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Picnic Supplies and Fireworks at Bates Book Store
A simple Fourth of July scene describes a small picnic at a out of the way spot with bargains on picnic supplies and fireworks from Bates Book Store, advertised as offering the lowest prices in years.
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Bates Book Store
Aid for jobless to find farm work this summer
Local Associated Press urges unemployed residents to contact W M Barelay director of the organization. He and his group aim to place jobless farmers with farming work this summer to ease the winter ahead.
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Rae
W. M. Barelay
Unemployment Problem Among Ready Workers
The passage notes a segment of men eager to work if given opportunity. It highlights a labor shortage where capable workers remain idle awaiting chances to prove themselves. Local context suggests a call for programs or measures to place these men into suitable jobs.
Racing Column Names Roosevelt Smith and Ritchie in Dark Horse Field
Political writers list entries for the Democratic presidential race naming Governor Roosevelt Governor Smith and Governor Ritchie as dark horses. Newton D. Paher cites Melvin A. Traylor among other favorites as they discuss best selections in a large field of candidates.
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Roosevelt
al Smith
Ritchie
Newton D. Paher
Melvin A. Traylor
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iZe
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Plenies
Reacy Baker
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Isc
Barry Jaume
Maxywell House
Thomas Walling Company
Mynard Ladies
Miss Vallery
Hartford
Nebraska
Wm. Langhorst
Duxbury & Davis
America
Plan Third
Black
Hite
Bel Monte
Victor
Meat Department
Club Frankfurters
McFarland Studio
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