United Citizens party launches at Plattsmouth convention
The United Citizens party organized during a Plattsmouth convention at the district court room. Carl A. Johnson leads the mayoral ticket with city clerk AC Riley and HH Duneday. Charles E. Hartford is treasurer. Dr. C A Marshall and Mrs. S S Chase head the school board with five ward council seats up for grabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey H. Duxbury
C. E. Hartford
C. A. Marshall
S. S. Chase
Board of Education
AC Riley HH. Duneday
Men Prove Adept At Serving Church Supper
Members of the First Presbyterian congregation hosted a men led supper on March 22 with Fred Wagner of Hotel Wagner directing the feast. Assistants included J K Pollock C A Rawls G L Farley and J W Marquette while J W Holmes Rev McCluskey J W Tritech aided in dining room setup and Dr H Leopold and D C Morgan prepared the Java. The event sparked concern that men may be asked to cook more often in the future.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fred Wagner
Hotel
Wagner
Mr. Wagner
J. K. Pollock
C. A. Rawls
G. L. Farley
J. W. Marquette
J. W. Holmes
Rev. McCluskey
J. W. Tritech
Dr. H. Leopold
D. C. Morgan
Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Presbyterian church
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church met in the church parlors entertained by Mesdames W H Mann C L Creamer and H G McClusky. Spring decor and Easter color schemes set the mood. Mrs Pratt sang two solos Catherine McClusky played solo and Edith Quinton with Helen Wurl performed a duet. Refreshments followed as they reflected on a pleasant afternoon.
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Presbyterian Church
W.H. Mann
C. L. Creamer
H. G. McClusky
C. E. Pratt
Catherine McClusky
Edith Quinton
Helen Wurl
Old Cass County Resident Jesse Livingston Dies
Jesse Livingston, longtime Cass county resident, died Monday evening near DeWeese Nebraska after a short illness. He lived near Louisville for years before moving to Weeping Water, leaving behind children Cyrus and Morrison Livingston and Mrs Clatn Sack. He was 73. The body rests at Weeping Water with funeral Friday afternoon at the Christian Church, Glendale Cemetery interment near Louisville.
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Jesse Livingston
Cass County
DeWeese
Nebraska
Livingston
Uss
West Country
Louisville
Cyrus
tHorrison
Clatn
Livingston Ws
Weeping Water
Glendale
Loisville
Miss Agnes Edgerton Edger Ton Marries Sunday in Reliance
Miss Agnes Edgerton and Lee Catherton wed Sunday afternoon at the home of the bride’s sister near Reliance South Dakota. The ceremony was performed by Rev S C Cudle of the Methodist church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Edgerton of Plattsmouth, has taught near Reliance and Presho and will join her husband on a farm near Presho. The groom grew up in the same community and is well regarded.
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Thiesday
ReHance
South Dakota
Agnes Exigerton
Lee Catherteon
Yvonne Farmer
Wride
A. G. Lester
Reliance
S. C. Cudle
Methodist Church
Houle
Presho
S&s Dpd
Pleasant surprise party for Mrs. McCrary’s birthday
Last evening Mrs. P. A. McCrary’s home hosted a surprise for her 441th birthday. Friends attended, sharing social chat and handiwork before a dainty lunch. She received many nice presents and extended thanks as the group departed late, wishing more happy birthdays. Attendees included Mrs. Maggie Kaufman and others.
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P. A. McCrary
McCrary
Maggie Kaufman
Henry Kaufman
George Lumphear
Grover Elledge
George Fenwick
Hetty Covert
Chimney Burns Out At Adams Residence
A chimney fire at F. H. Adams home near the Columbian school in the city sparked the fire department alarm. The flames died quickly and caused no damage, with the department making a record quick response.
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F. H. Adams
Columbian School
Andy Schmader Prepares for Meehan Bout in Omaha
A wire from Louisville Nebraska reports light heavyweight world contender Andy Schmader and his bride have moved into a $10,000 bungalow. Schmader plans a ten round bout against Willie Meehan next Tuesday night, promising to show his form in Omaha.
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Louisville
Neb
Andy Schmader
Andy
Willie Meehan
Sandy
Omaha World-Herald
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Receives Community Support
The regular monthly Chamber of Commerce session at the public library auditorium discussed community interests. New secretary Guy Morgan was welcomed, committees named, land funds nearly raised for Howard Fitzgerald property, and plans for improving the Masonic Home surroundings reviewed.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. P. Sattler
Tlande Smith
Guy W. Morgan
Sattler
C. (. Wescott
Frank H Smith
R. Westover
A .V. Hunter
T H. Pollock
G. L. Farlex
J. H. McMaken
Wolff Railroads
HH. A. Schneider
W. A. Robertson
SS. Chase
J. P. Falter
E. J. Rickey
H. F. Gans
Aie Morgan
J. F. Warga
BE. A. Wurl
A. Fricke
Mr. Suttter
Howard Fitzgerald
Masonic Home
H. A. Schneider
Masonic Home Association
Masons of
Nebraska
Spangler Housewarming At Farm Home Dedication
Mr and Mrs Fred Spangler recently dedicated their new farm home south of the city with a neighbors gathering. Guests arrived with baskets of dainties and enjoyed games music and social cheer lasting late into the evening as the house received a thorough warming.
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Fred Spangler
Spangler
Dr Caldwell Improving After Hospital Operation
Dr A D Caldwell the dentist, operated on Tuesday at Nicholas Senn hospital in Omaha for appendicitis, is now doing very nicely and showing favorable improvement. His speedy recovery is anticipated, and friends in the city welcome the update.
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A. D. Caldwell
Nicholas Senn Hospital
Omaha
Spanglers Celebrate 20 Years With Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs Peter Spangler marked their twentieth wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner at their country home attended by sixty five relatives and friends from Plattsmouth Union South Bend Louisville Weeping Water and other areas. Pete Spangler gave a speech from a chair and guests included Stander Gobelman Eagan and Gerbeling with Weeping Water Republican coverage.
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Peter Spangler
Pete
George Stander
Hugh Stander
Russel Stander
Plattsmouth
Vale Gobelman
Union
Henry Stander
South Bend
James Stander
Peter Stander
Arthur Stander
Returns From Iowa Hart Parr trip to factory tour
W S Wetenkamp Iowa Hart Par r tractor company representative leads a party from Carroll County to Charles City. They toured the Hart Parr plant from foundry steps to finished tractors and enjoyed banquets and social entertainments before returning home. The plant covers twenty eight acres with 1 800 workers, swelling in rush season.
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W. S. Wetenkamp
Hart- Parr Tractor Company
Charles City
Iowa
Als County
Hart-Parr
Towa City
Omaha
Hainois Central
Agp
Jake Lohnes
Fred Beverage
Phillip Hild
Roy Howard
Werenkamp
Marriage License Issued in County Judge A J Beeson Office
A marriage license was issued to John Frans of Union and Lena Klaurens of Nehawka in the office of County Judge A J Beeson. The groom is a young farmer near Union, son of Charles and Mrs Frans, and the bride is daughter of Nicholas and Mrs Klaurens, prominent Nehawka residents.
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A. J. Beeson
John Frans
Union
Lena Klaurens
Nehawka
Near Union
Charles Frans
Nicholas Klaurens
Citizens Back Ticket as Campaign Gets A Good Start
Citizens endorse a bipartisan ticket for city offices with RR F Patterson declining a run in ward one. Mayer A Schneider is tipped for mayoral leadership if he accepts, while petitions circulate for William H Mason in ward three and for John Cory to enter the mayoral race.
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Court House
RR. F. Patterson
Rawls
Mayer
A. Schneider
Schneider
William H. Mason
Third Ward
Mason
John Cory
Cory
Contes
Ladies Aid Meeting at Methodist Church Parlor
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society met in the church parlor hosted by Mesdames J O V Hatt J M Lieyd and A V Hunter. Rev H G McClusky gave an address on Rev Higgins Fresbvierian missionary active in Minnesota lumber camps. Refreshments were served.
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Methodist Aid Society
JO V Hatt
J. M. Lieyd
A. V. Hunter
H. G. McClusky
Higgins
Minnesota
For Sale Milk Cows Inquire At Telephone 4022
Short classified notice selling three or four dairy cows. Contact Barnard by telephone 4022 for details.
World of books on sale at the Journal office.
The Journal office hosts a sale featuring books for children and adults. Readers can browse a wide selection across genres, with discounts and special offers available for a limited time.
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Journal
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United Chizens’ Party
District Court Room
C. A. Johnson
United Citizens” Ticket
Carl A. Johnson
Charles E. Hartford
Pk . A. Marshall
S. Chase
Nf. Patterson
James Ptacehk
Roy W. Knork
Ord
Jon Schulhof
Frank Sebatka
Ith
United Citizens" Party
Plattermouth
W. Smith
Grove
HH McMahen
Citizens Party of
Plattamouth
T. M. Matterson
Emmons Ptak
L. L. McCarthy
M. S. Briges
Sehneider
Mr. Rawls
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Guy Morgan
Wes
Burgest
Aubrey Duxbury
B. A McElwain
Duxbury
Aote
Charles Hartford
H. M. Soennichsen
H. F. Goos
Hartford
Soennichsen
Goos
Frank E. Schlater
Marshall
Chase
Schlater
Dr. Marshall
R. F. Patterson
James Ptacek
Roy W. Knorr
John A. Schulhof
Frank Sebatka, Jr
Roy Knorr
W. H. Mason
Messrs. Ptacek
Schulhof
A. Johnson
Burlington
E. Hartford
Patterson
Roy W. Knerr
New Party
Ladies Auxiliary Meet
Jess Livingston
Agnes Edgerton
Lee Catherton
Meehan
Chamber OF Commerce Meeting
J HO McMoken
Sixteenth Street
W. A Swatek
J. W. Hart
Fitzgerald
Mr. Reed
Lyceum
H.A. Schneider
Iveeum
DR. Caldwell
China
United Citizens
Ladies Aid
Barnard
Federal Reserve
Tenth
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Federal Reserve System
N. Ional Bank
Attsmouth
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