Funeral of Mrs Fred S Rice Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Annabel N. Rice were held at 2 o clock on Wintersteen hill with Rev. Walter R. Robb in charge and hymns by Mrs. George Nelson and Mrs. Hal Garnett. Born March 18 1890 she died May 20 18925 after months of illness leaving husband Fred S Rice and three daughters Elzina Esther Jennie Louis and Mollie Jane. Also survived by two brothers Joseph and James Bulin and two sisters Rose Bulin and Mrs Richard Otierstein. The sermon noted her faith and duty as wife and mother and the family mourns a loss of guidance and companionship.
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Wintersteen Hill
Fred S. Rice
Walter R. Robb
First Christian Church
George Nelson
Hal Garnett
Annabel N. Rice
Plattsmouth
Elzina Esther
Jennie Louis
Mollie Jane
Joseph
James Bulin
Rose Bulin
Richard Otierstein
Robb
Christ
Earth
Aged Man Found Dead Near Old Stock Yards
An elderly man about 60 to 65 was found dead near the Burlington line by the old stock yards at Wintersteen hill after hot weather. He wore heavy clothing and had no valuables. A coroner's inquest found death from natural causes, with Dick Kriska as the only earlier observer. Receipts and pill boxes pointed to a railroad worker identified as L. P. Cross. County officials impaneled a jury to rule on the death.
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Burlington
Wintersteen Hill
Sattler Funeral
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way of
Frisco Railroad
Snyder
Oklahoma
L. P. Cross
St. Louis
Omaha
Millard
J. H. Hall
Dick Kriska
Kriska
Stock Yards
W. G. Kieck
John
Local court and community figures travel for district matters
A string of local residents visit the city for court sessions and conventions. Attendees include L L Turpin periodista, A H Duxbury, C C Wescott, and many others attending district and state sessions in Falls City and Beatrice, with assorted business and family travels noted.
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L. A. Meisinger
Journal
Henry G. Soennichsen
George D. Pierce
Charles Turnbaugh
Robert Walling
Legion
Falls City
A. H. Duxbury
Cc. C. Wescott
Beatrice
Nebraska
Philip N. Schafer
Plainview
Harding Highway Route Debate Stirs Eagle Beacon
Local talk on Harding Memorial highway creates confusion about routing from Eagle Nebraska City Palmyra to Eagle and Lincoln. The highway association has not fixed a final path and will decide at a Hastings meeting Friday. Eagle boosters plan to attend to support the original routing.
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Eagle
Nebraska City
Palmyra
Lincoln
O Street
Highway Association
Hastings
Eagle Beacon
Calf Taken Up at Murray Nebraska on Farm
Taken up on the farm two and a half miles west and one and three quarters north of Murray in Cass county a yearling black steer calf. Owner may claim by paying for keeping and advertising expenses. If unclaimed in 30 days from first publication, it will be sold per law with proceeds used for expenses. Glen L Rhoden Murray Neb.
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Murray
Cass County
Nebraska
Glen L. Rhoden
Murray, Neb
Dennison Crepe Paper Aids Home Decorations
The Dennison crepe paper offers practical help for hostess decorating. A line is available at the Bates and Gift Shop for those seeking decorative options.
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Dennison
Bates and Gift Shop
Des Moines woman to aid ill mother in city visit
Mrs Lydia May Davis of Des Moines, daughter of Mrs Elvira Orbun, arrived to help care for her mother who has been ill at the home of her daughter Mrs M S Briggs after several days of bronchial trouble following an auto trip to Union.
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Omaha
Union
Lydia May Davis
Des Moines
Elvira Orbun
M. S. Briggs
Local Residents Attend to Subscriptions and Visits
Uncle Ben Hoback renews his Journal subscription in Cass county after returning from Nehawka. Mrs. Mary M. Davis visits Lincoln with grandson Stephen Meek Davis, while W. H. Kruger of Nehawka arranges for Decoration orator Rev. Frank Emory Pfoutz for Nehawka events on May 31. Charles C. Parmele travels from Madison to Omaha amid hot wind conditions.
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Ben Hoback
Cass County
Nehawka
Journal
Charles G. Murphy
Glendale
California
A. L. Tidd
Burlington
Iowa
W. H. Kruger
Charles C. Parmele
Omaha
Mr. Parmele
Madison
Lincoln
Mrs Harold Erickson to Visit Omaha Relative Friends
Mrs. Harold Erickson and her son Donald left this morning for Omaha to visit relatives and friends over Sunday.
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Harold Erickson
Donald
Omaha
Catarrhal Deafness Ad Claims Catarrh Cure
An advertisement explains catarrhal deafness from Eustachian tube inflammation and promotes Alls Catarrh Medicine as a remedy. It asserts the medicine can rid the body of catarrh and deafness and notes availability from druggists for many years. The ad lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio as the makers.
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Bota
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Plane Crash at Offutt Field Injures Two Civilians
Two civilians were seriously injured when a plane piloted by E. G. Johnson and carrying Edgar Miller crashed on landing at Fort Crook near Offutt Field. Johnson suffered a fractured leg and body bruises. Miller had a crushed jaw and possible skull fracture. They were taken to Lord Lister hospital in Omaha.
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Fort Crook
E. G. Johnson
Ardmore
Okla
Edgar Miller
Clarinda
Johnson
Miller
E. Milburn
C. H. Stanton
Lord Lister Hospital
Fort Crook Army Hospital
Jarvis Offut Field
Omaha
Josie Sweazy
North
Twentyfourth Street
Gussie Lelorie
Capitol Avenue
Effie Johnson
Sweazy
Remove to Mynard Ed wards Return to Mynard Parsonage
Rev C I Edwards pastor of the United Brethren church at Mynard and his family have returned to their former home after living in the city during the school year for the children's schooling. The Mynard church offers a pleasant parsonage suitable for the Edwards family during the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Edwards
United Brethren Church
Mynard
U. B
Edwards
Home news by mail at fifteen cents a week
Advertising note announces home news delivery service at 15 cents weekly. Prompt emphasizes affordable newspaper access and door-to-door service. No specific names, places, or dates provided.
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