Closing Days of School Bring 1920 Class Farewell
The Portsmouth public schools close with the class of 1920, twenty six members including twenty three girls and three boys. Activities include a baccalaureate sermon by Rev H Gil ucSlusky at First Presbyterian Church on May 1. The class play What Happened to Ones on May 25 at Parmele theatre features Ernest Janda Harley Becker and others. Commencement with diplomas on May 28 at the city’s education board venue. Dr W E J Katz of Lincoln will deliver the address with Dr Gratz of Lincoln as co. The events mark the end of four years in school and the start of their future endeavors.
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Himelf
H. GilwcClusky
McClusky
Parmele
Srnest Janda
Harley Becker
Marion Juxbury
Janet Bajeck
Mable Lee ‘Openhaver
Claire Creamer
Nellir Jay Cowles
Myrtle Petersen
Henritta Waintroub
Carla Brandt
Harley Cecil
H.A. Stromsburg
Ortsmouth
W. E. J. Katz
Lincoln
St. P‘aul’s Methodist Church
Dr. Gratz
Local residents travel to Omaha for business and health
Mrs H J Henniger and others traveled to Omaha this morning to handle business. Robert Patterson and wife went to Omaha for medical treatment. Peter Meirvinrer and wife visited for a few hours on business. Mrs Fred Rezner came from Omaha to visit J H Tams family. Charles Jelinek and family visited from Omaha for a brief stay. Oscar Larson sought medical advice in Omaha. Mrs J R Pierson and sister traveled to Omaha to assist their mother, Mrs M J Allison. W J Hessenflow visited the city overnight and noted lighter rain locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jelinek
Omaha
Oscar Larson
J. R. Pierson
K. S. Stone
M. J. Allison
W. J. Hessenflow
Hessenflow
Modern Woodmen Hold Fine Meeting Highlights Duffy Talk
Cas Camp No. 332 Modern Woodmen of America hosted a session at its city rooms with speaker Mr. Duffy clarifying that members need not die to receive benefits. He praised the sanitarian in Colorado for free treatment and noted a seventy year plan for policy realization before death. He recalled the order’s war support, Liberty bonds purchases, and paid federal losses while in service, urging opposition to fraternal rate increases and noting no sliding scale for death claims.
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Cas
Modern
Woodmen of America
Order
Duffy
M W. A
Colorado
M. A
Fraternal Congress
Old Line Insurance Company
Entering Your Name on Our Daily Journal Subscription List
The notice invites readers to submit their names to be added to the Daily Journal subscription list. It emphasizes joining the list if you are not a current subscriber and encourages prompt registration.
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The
Daily Journal
Gift Stationery Line Featured at Journal Office
Readers can explore a fine line of gift stationery showcased by the Journal office highlighting tasteful papers, envelopes, and related writing accessories. The display emphasizes quality craftsmanship and classic designs for special occasions.
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Journal Office
AOLSTEIN CATTLE IN GREAT DEMAND NOW
For the past ten years tolstein cattle as a dairy breed have gained favor with Nebraska farmers and Cass county breeders. Fifteen head were recently bought by A. S. Will T. J. Will W. R. Youns and J. J. Lobnes for future use on their farms.
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Tolstein
Nebraska
Cass County
A. S. Will
T. J. Will
W.R. Youns
J. J. Lobnes
For Sale Trade Nearly New Minneapolis Outfit
Nearly new Minneapolis abo ing outfit offered for sale or trade includes a tank a 7 1p engine and a C6x separator by H A Schwartz Nehawka Nebraska.
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Minneapolis
Bathing Place for Summer Assured
John Richardson the ferryman plans a regular bathing beach at the ferry landing for the coming season. He will provide better dressing facilities and supervising safety measures, ensuring beginners are guided and risks avoided. Early interest indicates a well prepared, safe river bathing spot.
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John Richardson
Ferry Landing
Richardson
Mrs Roy Maryfield Improvement At Immanuel Hospital
Reports from Immanuel hospital in Omaha say Mrs Roy Maryfield is showing marked improvement after a severe gall stone operation. Family and friends are pleased with the prospects for her early recovery and hope she may return home by Sunday, though full strength will take weeks.
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Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Roy Maryfield
Mayfield
Mrs. Hettie Covert Improving at Senn Hospital
Site reports from Nicholas Senn hospital in Omaha say Mrs. Hettie Covert shows improvement over the past days. Attending physicians are hopeful for her recovery and expect steady progress toward better health.
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Nicholas Senn Hospital
Omaha
Hettie Covert
Storm on Main Street Shows Auto Parking Problem
A Tuesday storm overwhelmed Main Street, flooding parked autos and prompting discussion on moving cars before heavy rains. Officials cite keeping the street clear to prevent water damage and note challenges in alerting owners, suggesting public notices as a practical warning method.
Depart for Beet Fields of Western Nebraska
A party of nine from Fremont departs for the sugar beet fields in western Nebraska. They plan to locate near Bayard for the summer and reside there at least through the season. The group includes Harrison Sheldon and wife, Redford Bennett, Elijah Hennets Jr., R Galligan, Joe Hines and wife, and L O Bennett and wife.
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Flattsmouth
Harrison Sheldon
Redford Bennett
Elijah Hennets
Jr. R. Galligan
Joe Hines
L. O. Bennett
Bayard
Nebraska
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Standard Oil CO
RED Crown
Journal
Fred Lugsch
Plattsmouth, Neb
M. Dusterhoff
Muaurdock
Aolstein
H. A. Schwartz
Nehawka, Neb
Edison
Weyrich
tHadrana
Wagner Hotel
Frank Gobelman
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