Modern Wood Men Initiation Impresses Cass Camp 332
Cass camp No 332 Modern Woodmen of America held a largeinitiation with state deputy E E Kester and rustling deputy William James as guests. The class was among the largest in months as candidates faced forest trials and learned Woodcraft while members praised the order and its welfare work. A luncheon followed with praise for the ladies who prepared it.
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Cass Camp No. 332
Modern
Woodmen of America
E. E. Kester
Order
William James
Kester
Cass
J. L. Stamp
Colorado Springs
Carl Kunemann
A. F. Braun
Mesdames Braun
Kunsmann
Anna Hassler
Plattmouth
Order of Eagles
Terai Aerie
Nebraska
Encles
Iso
Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth Wins Opening Class B Tourney Game
Plattsmouth high school basketball beat Gothenburg 24 to 16 in the state tournament at Lincoln in Class B. Sattler and McCarthy led with four field goals each, Schuwheek added three, Schneider one. Benson and Plattsmouth are favored to reach the final against Genoa Saturday.
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Thuresday
Plattsmouth
Linecaln
Gothenburg
Genoa Indians
Sattler
McCarthy
Schuwheek
Schneider
Columbus
Henson
Benson
Concert Pleasing At High School Lyceum Night
The Zedeled Concert Company played at the high school auditorium delivering high quality music in an artistic performance. The Lyceum course continues with the Orphus Four scheduled for Thursday evening March 17. The Elks band director Mr Schulhot arranged a 7 30 start for the Lyceum and the band concert runs to 8 45 so both events may be enjoyed.
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Lyceum
Orphus Four
Schulhot
Elks Band
Names New Directors
President John P. Sattler announced the Chamber of Commerce board for the push to build community spirit and city interests. Members named are Henry A. Schneider, E. H. Wescott, Frank M. Bester, Guy W. Morgan, Frank H. Smith, S. S. Chase, E. A. Wurl, H. F. Goos, W. A. Robertson, and Dr. R. P. Westover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Sattler
Chamber of Commerce
Henry A. Schneider
E. H. Wescott
Frank M. Bester
Guy W. Morgan
Frank H. Smith
S. S. Chase
E. A. Wurl
H. F. Goos
W. A. Robertson
R. P. Westover
Nehawka Campaigns With Dual Tickets In Local Race
Nehawka faces a split election as two complete party tickets vie for town offices with a possible third ticket in the works. The Non Partisan slate led by W. P. Sheldon seeks the mayor’s chair while an Independent ticket lists F. A. Boedaker for mayor and J. W. Magnay, J. H. Palmer, Delbert Switzer, and Chalmer Switzer as aldermen. Voters will also decide on pool hall legality and select town officials from among council members.
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Nehawka
Nehawka Auditorium
W. P. Sheldon
Dr. Thomas
N. Klourens
Frank P. Sheldon
Scott Norris
F. A. Boedaker
J. W. Magney
J. H. Palmer
Delbert
Chalmer Switzer
J. H. Steffins
R. C. Pollard
George C. Sheldon
Funeral of Matthew G. McQuinn Held in Union
Funeral services for Matthew G. McQuinn 1867 1900s died Monday at Ford hospital in Omaha were held at his Union home. Rev. Miller praised him as a devout husband and father, with burial at Sciota cemetery east of Union. Surviving children include Mrs. Homer Anderson Robert and Thomas McQuinn Orville, plus wife Minerva Sherwood and six children.
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Matthew G. McQuinn
Ford Hospital
Omaha
Union
Rev. Miller
Baptist Church of Union
Sciota
Missouri
Cass County
Sarah Baker
Homer Anderson
Robert McQuinn
Hartington
Nebraska
Thomas and Orville McQuinn
McQuinn
Minerva Sherwood
Easter Cards From Journal Stationery Dept
Hand engraved Easter cards are offered by the Jour nal stationery department to wish friends and convey thoughtful greetings.
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Journal Stationary Department
Spring cleanup season underway across the city
Spring cleanup efforts spread through the city as residents clear debris from winter and prepare lawns and gardens for the season. The chief of police urges citizens to participate to support municipal housecleaning and keep business districts clean and attractive.
Young Men in Trouble After Drinking Episode in Omaha
Three youths from Weeping Water named C. M. Perry, Harry Jones, and J. Fitzgerald visited Omaha's south side and drank corn juice, prompting a noisy spree. They crashed into a drinking fountain at 26th and L streets, were arrested, and fined $12.50 each while Carl E. Newton faced a $5 charge.
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Omaha
South Side
Green Oasis
Great Dry Desert
Nebraska
C. M. Perry
Harry Jones
J. Fitzgerald
Carl E. Newton
Great Metropolis
Presbyterian Auxiliary Holds Pleasant Meeting
Yesterday afternoon the ladies auxiliary of the Presbyterian church met in the church parlors for a business session with many items of interest disposed of. Hostesses Mesdames W. E. Rosencrans A Rosencrans and R. W. Knorr arranged charming table decorations and a luncheon followed. Miss May Rucker performed two piano numbers during the afternoon entertainment.
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The
Presbyterian Church
W. E. Rosencrans
A. Rosencrans
R. W. Knorr
Exquisite Birth Day Gift Cards at Journal Office
The Journal office presents a rare collection of birthday and gift cards noted for elegance and variety. Visit to explore designs, calligraphic styles, and unique finishes suitable for any recipient.
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Journal Office
Nine Pound Son Born To Mr and Mrs Rebal
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rebal welcomed a nine pound son last evening. The baby and mother are doing well and Frank Rebal is proudly celebrating this happy event with his family as friends extend best wishes for the child’s future happiness and success.
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Frank Rebal
Gorey Commissioners Meet Over County Road Plans
The county commissioners Harris of Union Gorder of Weeping Water and Farley of this city discussed road work north of town near the Stull farm. They plan to divert a stream overflowing the roadway but face injunctions from Mr Stull. They also consider obtaining road machinery from the state department if affordable. The board emphasizes progress in the good roads movement and highway improvements.
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CC. F. Harris
Union
F. H. Gorder
Weeping
G. L. Farley
Stull
State Department of Public Works
County Board
Ernest
Docket Called for March Term in District Court
Judge James T Begley called the March term docket in this city for March 14. Cases listed include State of Nebraska vs Frank Popel Jr March 14 at 10 am with A G Cole aiding prosecution and defense by D W Livingstone W F Moran and Matthew Gering. Other hearings span March 16 to 19 involving Broder Ketleson Alien B Wilson Missouri Pacific Woodmen of the World Frances Vallery Elmer Taylor and Mary Blount with case dismissal noted and costs taxed.
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James T. Begley
District Court
State of
Nebraska
Frank Popel, Jr
A. G. Cole
Heinke
D. W. Livingston
W. F. Moran
Nebraska City
Matthew Gering
Broder Ketleson
Alien B. Wilson
William E. Porter
Annie Dollie Gaster
Woodmen of the World
Mayor’s talk on city government inspires local women
At the Methodist church parlors a large female audience heard Mayor H A Schneider discuss the form of city government and the council’s role. He explained budgets, bonds, and the need for a mixed business and labor representation on the council to safeguard municipal welfare.
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Methodist Church
H.A. Schneider
Schneider
Plittsmouth
Setzler
Sehneider
Burlington
CC. A. Johnson
George Luschinskyi
Mr. Sehneider
Rev
A. V. Hunter
Doings in County Court
A Friday county court petition asks probate for the estate of the late Matthew G. McQuinn. Real estate is valued at 25000 and personal property at 1.50. William H. Porter of Union is nominated as administrator. A separate petition seeks the guardianship of Florence Tressie and Ruth Olsen, heirs of Mary E Olson, with G R Olson named guardian.
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Minerva Be, McQuinn
Matthew G. McQuinn
William H. Porter
Union
G. R. Olson
Florence
Tressie
Ruth Olsen
Mary E .Olson
Will Undergo Operation
Mrs. Charles Mason of this city is now at University hospital in Omaha for treatment. She is expected to be operated on Friday after a month and a half of ill health, to provide relief through surgery.
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Charles Mason
University Hospital
Omaha
Pioneers Mark 50 Years In Cass County Nebraska
L B Cunningham turned 65 as he recalled moving to Nebraska 50 years ago on March 8 with his parents from Ohio. Kirk shared hardships crossing storms to reach Nebraska City and nearby areas, recalling ox team travels and early pioneer life in Cass county. The Elmwood Leader Echo suggests a large banquet to honor the 50 year pioneers.
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L. B. Cunningham
Kirk
Nebraska
Ohio
Nebraska City
Cass County
Elmwood
Echo
Plattsmouth Teams Chase Class B Title in Tourney
Plattsmouth defeated Genoa 17 to 12 to stay in the race for the class B state championship. Benson led Central City 6 to 2 at halftime as those teams clashed, with Plattsmouth set to face the Benson Central City winner. Local enthusiasm soared as fans planned trips to Lincoln for the decisive game.
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Plattsmouth
Genoa Indians
Benson
Central City
Lincoln
Elks Dance Draws Large Crowd for Season Finale
A large crowd enjoyed the Elks dance last night with good music and extended dancing. Lodge members and families have enjoyed a series of dances this season and more are expected before warm weather arrives.
ASKS FOR JUDGMENT IN CRAFTER COOP CASE
An action filed in the district court by N. E. Carter & Son against Dietrich Koester and Lena Koester seeks judgment for 1002.72 dollars claiming this amount is due for materials furnished for a residence construction. The plaintiff is a corporation of Omaha.
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District Court
N. E. Carter & Son
Dietrich Koester
Lena Koester
Corportion of
Omaha
Lost anything four anything Try a Journal ad
Classified item note hints at a Journal advertisement promising satisfaction with a humorous, terse line. No clear person or organization identified.
Adolph Rhode Fires Self on Train En Route to Missouri
Adolph Rhode a 40 year old linotype operator at the Omaha Bee shot himself on a Burlington train from Omaha to St Joseph Missouri just after leaving Omaha Thursday night He was rushed to Ensworth hospital St Joseph in critical condition with a bullet wound just below the heart His mental health had troubled him in recent years and friends hope for recovery while his mother Mrs Helen Rhode and brother Gottherd Rhode stay informed A St Joseph report said he spent a quiet day but remained critically ill His brother Charles Rhode moved to Oklahoma and could not be reached
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Adolph Rhode
Omaha Bee
Himeself
Omaha
St. Joseph
Missouri
Rhode
Burlington
Mr. Joseph
Ai Vwiest
Bhai
Ensworth Hospital
Helen Rhode
Evening News
Evening Journal
Oklahoma
Ford Roadster For Sale By Lew Hendrickson
1918 model Ford roadster in good condition offered by Lew Hendrickson. Contact 2902 by phone for details and price.
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FORD
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Southern
Matt McQuinn
Journal
Presbyterian Auxiliary
MR. Rebal
Eagles
Gourty
H. A. Schneider
Self
ST. Joseph, MO
Lew Hendrickson
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
BANK
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