Naturalization Day Highlights District Court Proceedings
Twelve applicants faced final examinations to obtain citizenship in a district court session led by Judge James T. Begley. U S government agent M F Layock questioned them as Louisville high school students watched, with Peter Lenhart Brort Christiansen Frank Fischer M McFall and William and Harry George Caddy among those granted papers. Two cases were continued due to unclear answers about American government and lawmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morday
Court House
District Court
M. F. Layock
St. Louis
United States
James T. Begley
Louisville
Jessie M. Robertson
Peter Lenhart
South Bend
Brort Christiansen
Frank Fischer
Plattsmouth
M. McFall
William
Harry George Caddy
Eagle
Sunday School Institute a Success at Methodist Church
The Methodist church hosted a three session Sunday school institute with officers teachers and Wesleyan faculty presenting plans and importance of religious education. Mr Gregg spoke on What is Religious Education and how to cultivate the religious spirit. Miss Dorothy Grey sang a solo while Miss Reimers Mr Gregg and Mr Bishop led primary intermediate and adult class discussions. The event aimed to boost interest in city Sunday schools.
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Methodist Church
Wesleyan
Gregg
Miss Reimers
Revival meetings close at Murray led by Rev Hollowell
The revival series conducted by Rev. A. G. Hollowell in Murray ended yesterday. The meetings drew two new church members and boosted the community’s spiritual life overall.
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Murray
A. G. Hollowell
Andy Schmader Moves to Town in Louisville
The Louisville athlete Andy Schmader and his bride have moved into a new home on upper Main Street. He held the championship belt of the American navy as a boxer and, after his discharge to civilian life, has faced top boxers without defeat. Louisville is proud of his record and glad he will make the city his permanent home.
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Andy Schmader
Louisville
Upper Main Street
Andy
Navy
Jouiisville
Mrs Gaster Wins $2000 in District Court Verdict
Mrs Annie Dollie Gaster won a district court case against Woodmen of the World. A jury awarded $2000 on her late husband Albert Gaster’s policy, and rejected a marriage-impugnment claim raised by her mother in law. The trial spanned Friday and Saturday, with testimony about a Willstruck sighting on a train years ago. The matter is expected to rest until April as jurors are excused for the term.
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Annie Dollie Gaster
Woodmen of the World
District Court
Albert Gaster
Insurance Society
Gaster
Matthew Gerffney
Frank H. Gaines
Attormer
Hallstrom Considers Visit to Far Off Sweden
H Hallstrom of this city plans a trip within months to Sweden to visit his elderly father and relatives who mostly reside there. He may also tour the European continent to view the region where World War I was fought and reunite with kin before his father dies.
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H. Hallstrom
Sweden
Hallstrom
Soldier Writes Home From Occupied Germany
Lester E. Vroman, stationed with the American army of occupation in Germany, reports in a letter that life remains active and enjoyable between garrison routines. He notes liberty during off hours and excursions to Rhine river towns, plus sends several German paper marks to C. E. Wescott's Sons noting their light paper and wear. The piece recalls how European notes resemble francs and, when damaged in games, distressed locals and cafe patrons.
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Lester E. Vroman
Passing of a Noble Upright Man Clark Newton
Weeping Water mourns Clark Newton a 61 year resident known as a noble Christian figure. He died from a sudden heart attack after a brief illness. Newton came from Monmouth Illinois and lived with his unmarried sister Miss Catherine Newton. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 50 PM at his home with Rev Riley and Rev W A Taylor officiating.
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Weeping Water
Clark Newton
Cass County
Newton
Monmouth
Ilinois
Baptist Church
Wabash
Nebraska
Congregational
Masonic Fraternity
Order
Shriners
Lincoln
Catherine Newton
Riley
Congregational Church of
W. A. Taylor
Winton
Car Taken But Returned In The City Mystery
Last evening the Ford belonging to Jess Elliott vanished from in front of Parmele theater while his family attended the show. The car was found abandoned near Mercerville schoolhouse and identified by investigators. Elliott retrieved the vehicle, though the actor or prankster remains unknown and could face legal trouble if caught with the Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Elliott
Parmele
Mercerville School House
Elliott
CANDIDATES FROM HERE BECOME SHRINERS TODAY
An auto party including Guy W. Morgan CC F Schmidtmann Charles S. Dover and Waldemar Soennichsen traveled to Omaha for the Tangier temple ceremonial of the Mystic Shrine. Local Shriners will attend initiator ceremonies this afternoon and evening as part of the large class to be initiated tonight at the Shriners temple.
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Mpati
Guy W. Morgan
F. Schmidtmann
Charles S. Dover
Waldemar Soennichsen
Omaha
Tangier Temple
Mystic Shrine
Shriners
Old Resident Visits Here During City Stop
T N Bobbitt a longtime Alvo area resident now living in Lincoln spent a few hours in the city visiting old time friends. He is en route to Tecumseh to visit his son William Bobbitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Bobbitt
Alvo
Mr. Bobbitt
Lincoln
Tecumseh
William Bobbitt
Misstatement on Word car theft details clarified
Journal reports family members were not at the theater when the Word car was taken. They were at the Methodist church and at the Parmele theater during the Sunday evening incident, correcting earlier misstatements about their location.
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Jess Elliott
Somie
Methodist Church
Parmele Theater
Omaha Woodmen Bid For Head Camp
Omaha Woodmen plan to host the next Modern Woodmen of America head camp in June 1922. Beeth camp of Omaha leads the push with a 20 member drill team to St Louis for the national meeting, which attracts thousands of Foresters and visitors. Delegates from county camps will be chosen in spring to Lincoln then St Louis, with Nebraska-wide support for Omaha’s bid and guarantees on fair accommodations.
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Woodmen of America
Cass
Omaha
Beeth Camp
St. Louwis
Lincoln
St. Louis
Nebraska
Big Shrine Meeting Impresses Omaha Attendees
A large crowd of about 4500 attended the Tangier temple Shriners gathering in Omaha. Notable attendees included Glen Perry Luke L Wiles William A Robertson Guy Morgan and others who witnessed the Shrine initiation and will receive commemorative pictures for their descendants.
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Glen Perry
Luke L. Wiles
William A. Robertson
Guy Morgan
F P. Busch
Charles S. Dover
Walde- Mar Soennichsen
C. FL Schmidtmarin
Leopold
H. A Stromberg
William Rummell
John F. Wehrbein
Omaha Shrine
Local visitors to Omaha show receive scare on Platte road
A Nebraska City party returning from the Omaha automobile show encountered a dusk scare near La Platte when a man waved from the roadside. The stranger, asking only for a match, stood by his unlit car as the youths braked. They relievedly drove on after handing over a box of matches.
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Nebraska City
Omaha
la Platte
Platte River
Horses for Sale and International Separator for Sale
Advertises horses for sale and a new 22 by 38 inch International separator. Listing by Fred Beverage in Murray Nebraska. Limited readable details but notes sale items and contact.
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Fred Beverage
Murray
Stow
Time of naming new city officials at hand
The article notes near term for selecting city officials with little candidate activity. John Cory is the sole declared candidate for mayor. A citizens non partisan convention is planned Wednesday at the courthouse to shape a city ticket. The Republicans may await outcomes, Democrats show doubt about a separate meeting, while a merged nonpartisan slate is encouraged for a business like administration.
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John Cory
Muravor
Court House
Anyyone
Plattsmouth
Elmwood Recruiting Guard Company Formed in Elmwood
Elmwood residents favor a state guard unit and announce a “One Pounder” company to be stationed there. Adjutant General Paul and Major Stein addressed a public meeting pledging support as recruiting progresses toward full strength and active drilling.
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Elmwonad
Elmwood
Paul
Stein
Washington
Gould Binds Havelock Mayoral Bid on Citizens Ticket
Guy B. Gould former chief clerk at the offices of Superintendent William Baird in Havelock announces his candidacy for mayor on the citizens ticket. Gould is popular in the shop city and expected to draw strong support from his many old friends as the ballot battle unfolds.
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Lincoln Journal of
Havelock
Guy B. Gould
William Baird
Gould
Citizens
Shop City
Johnson yardmaster improving after hospital treatment
Charles S. Johnson yardmaster of the Burlington here has been in Methodist hospital in Omaha for a few days. He is reported to be improving and expects to leave soon to return home.
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Charles S. Johnson
Burlington
Methodist
Omaha
For Sale Red Pulled Bulls from Murray Exchange
For sale a number of red pulled bulls listed by A. F. Nickles & Son at Murray Exchange. Contact telephone 2114 for details and pricing.
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Murray Exchange
A. F. Nickles & Son
Cass county troupe visits Hart-Parr tractor plant
W S Wetenkamp Cass county dealer for Hart-Parr Tractor travels to Charles City with P A Wild Fred Beverage Roy Howard and Jake Lohnes to tour the Hart-Parr factory and observe the vast plant turning out tractors and machinery. They depart Omaha tonight over the Illinois Central and stay in Charles City until Friday.
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W. S. Wetenkamp
Cass County
Hart-Parr Tractor Company
Charles City
Town
P. A. Wild
Fred Beverage
Roy Howard
Jake Lohnes
Hart-Parr
West
Omaha
Illinois Central
Charlesity
Kenyon Riddle Named Middleton City Manager
Hon. R. B. Windham announces his son-in-law Kenyon Riddle has been chosen as Middleton Ohio city manager from Nenia where he held a similar post. The 33 year old Kansas educated engineer and former secretary of the Kan sas Automobile Trade association will earn 4000 dollars annually and expects to start within 30 days.
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R. B. Windham
Middleton
Ohio
Kenyon Riddle
Nenia
Riddle
University of Kansas
Abelipe
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Automobile Trade Association of
Camp Funston
Xenia
Kathryn Windham
Engaged: Miss Gertrude Sturm to John O Yeiser of Omaha
Lincoln hosts the engagement announcement by Senator A F Sturm and wife for their daughter Miss Gertrude Sturm and Omaha native Mr John O Yeiser a House of Representatives member. Both are well known in Lincoln where they frequent social circles. Miss Sturm is a Wellsley graduate and Mr Yeiser studied at Nebraska and Pennsylvania.
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Lincoln
A. F. Sturm
Gertrude
John O. Yeiser
Omaha
House of Representatives
Sturm
Wellesley College
Yeiser
University of Nebraska
University of Pennsylvania
District Court Happenings on Citizenship and Civil Actions
The district court completed hearings for citizenship and granted papers to Nels Petersen of Weeping Water and L B Egenberger. Cases include a dismissed suit in Lawrence Star v Missouri Pacific with a new trial motion, and Annie Dollie Gaster v Woodmen of the World with a new trial motion filed. A divorce action Huff v Hum seeks alimony and property, with A C Rawls representing the plaintiff.
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District Court
Nels Petersen
L. B. Egenberger
Plattsmouth
H. J. Lambert
Nehanka
Vincent Pilney
Lawrence Star
The
Missouri Pacific
D. O. Dwyver
Annie Dollie Gaster
Woodmen of the World
WOW
James M. Robertson
Anns. Huff
Silas Hum
Waverly
Neb
A. Rawls
Mrs Max Pries In Very Serious Condition At Immanuel
Yesterday Mrs. Max Pries of this city was taken by auto to Immanuel hospital in Omaha for treatment and is in very serious condition. Doctors hold little hope of recovery though family remains hopeful if she passes the night. Mr Pries and the children drove to Omaha to be with her at the hospital during the crisis.
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Max Pries
Atte
Immanuel Hospital
Omahwa
Stoner Family Heads to Omaha for Mrs Newtons Operation
Mr and Mrs Fa Stoner travel to Omaha after Mrs Florence Newton, daughter of Mrs Stoner, falls gravely ill with suspected perforated appendicitis. She is scheduled for surgery at a city hospital this afternoon.
Taken Up Heifer Seeks Owner in Murray
Black two year old heifer with ear mark on right ear. Owner may claim by calling at the advertiser's place, paying for this ad, and for feed and care. SEARL DAVIS, Murray.
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Searl Davis
Murray
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Sunday School Institute
Isabella Reimers
Bishop
John H. Hallstrom
Old Home
Mother Land
Germany
Journal
Gate City
Shrine
Omaha Lodge
Plattemouth
Tangier
One Pounder” Company of
National Guard
Guy Gould
Mrs. Max Pries
Fa Stoner
Florence Newton
Stoner
First National Bank
BANK
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