New Masonic Home Infirmary Dedicated and Opened
The New Nebraska Masonic Home infirmary in Lincoln was officially accepted today by the Grand Lodge of Nebraska A F and A M. Grand Master John Wright of Lincoln led ceremonies with members from across the state, despite heat forcing changes to the parade and program. The building will serve as the care facility for the order’s ill and aged as part of the Home.
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Nebraska
William A. Robertson
Frank A. Cloidt
Raymond C. Cook
H. G. McClusky
L. O. Minor
E. H. Wescott
Nebraska Masonic Home Association
James M. Robertson
Omaha
Mt. Calvary
Mt. Zion Commandery No
Knights Templar
Wright
John Wright
Lincoln
Masonic
Henry H. Wilson
Eastern Star
Charles M. Shepherd
Nebraska Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge
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Masons and
Clothes Time and School Time for Boys
Local store promotes back to school outfits with suits knickers belts shirts and accessories offering a Tom Sawyer cap with cash purchases. Community notes describe a Masonic event in Lincoln for the opening of a new Nebraska Masonic Home building with dignitaries and a public open house.
14 year old Henry Marshall cuts tendons with sickle
Yesterday afternoon Henry Marshall, son of Mr and Mrs Dave Marshall, suffered a severe hand injury while cutting grass. His hand was caught by a sickle, severing several tendons including those of the first finger, requiring twenty one stitches to close the wound. He is recovering but in pain.
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Henry Marshall
Dave Marshall
Pretty Wedding at Eagle Unites Hazel Scattergood and Julius Morrison
The marriage of Hazel Scattergood to Julius Morrison took place at the Scattergood home on August 26 with Rev Slaughter officiating. Music by Neva Graves and Mildred Ossenkop preceded the ceremony. The article also describes a grand, modern hospital building planned by Mt. Zion commandery and Nebraska Masons, detailing its facilities and medical spaces.
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H. L. Scattergood
Hazel
Julius Morrison
Arnold
Slaughter
Palmyra
Neva Graves
Mildred Ossenkop
Chas. Scattergood
Irene
C. Christensen
Harry West
Masonic Infirmary Erected at 125000 in Plattsmouth
The Nebraska Masonic Home dedicated a new infirmary in Plattsmouth costing 125000. The castle like building on Webster boulevard features Hedford silverdale and carthage stone with a sunken garden entrance and fireproof design. The structure rests on deep concrete and steel supports with terrazzo and linoleum interiors and extensive nurse quarters.
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Nebraska
New Webster Boulevard
Bride and Groom Start Life at Arnold Nebraska
The couple received many gifts including silverware as the bride kept the guest book. Mrs Morrison grew up on the farm of marriage and graduated Eagle high School in 1922. She taught two years in Logan County after attending the state teachers college at Kearney. The groom is regarded as a man of good character. they plan to tour Colorado and other western points and will reside in Arnold after September 15.
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Morrison
The
Eagle High School
State Teachers College
Kearney
Logan County
Colorado
Arnold
Nebraska
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Description
For over forty years Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used to treat catarrh. It includes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists I. J. Cheney and Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
I. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Saanen goats offered by Fred Lawson in Glenwood Iowa
A brief classified notes four Saanen grade does that freshened last spring and summer from top milk stock in the country. Includes a $2,000 Switzer land imported Saanen buck Andreas Hofer, noted as the best Saanen buck ever brought to America. Also available are Saanen grade young bucks sired by pure bred stock and from heavy milking dams at attractive prices.
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Switzerland
Andreas Hofer
America
Fred Lawson
Glenwood
Iowa
Time’s Run to Christmas in Four Months
The note reflects on how quickly the year advances toward the Christmas season, with four months remaining and the countdown speeding up as weeks slip away.
New infirmary kitchen and patient elevator system described
A large infirmary building features a complete kitchen with multiple ranges, sinks, dishwashers, and steam tables arranged to serve all future needs. A north dining room for staff connects to a central hall, with store rooms and lavatories nearby. Elevators move food from the basement to upper floors on portable steam tables, and a bed-capable passenger elevator enables patient transfers. A grand terrazzo staircase links basement to third floor with iron and concrete banisters.
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Diet
Furnishing of Rooms of the New Infirmary
The new infirmary rooms are finished in brown and white with Simmons steel furniture. Beds are adjustable with head elevation, each room has a steel dresser, ward robe, writing table, chair, and a cozy rocker. Lighting includes wall, ceiling, and stand lamps, plus a portable table for meals or reading. Screens, single rooms except two doubles per floor, uniform color scheme, funded by Masonic bodies including Plattsmouth lodge No 6. Bedrooms cost $200 per room for uniform furnishings chosen by the association committee.
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Mt. Zion
Knights Templar
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Simmons Steel
Masons
Eastern Star
State Fisheries Chief Visits Gretna to Inspect Angler
William J. O'Brien head of the state fisheries arrived in Gretna to check the Angler the official state fish car undergoing repairs at Burlington shops. He noted the unit back in efficient condition and praised his years of experience benefiting the states fish stewardship. He stopped at the Journal renewing his semi weekly subscription and spent time with the staff.
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William J. O’brien
Gretna
Burlington
Billy O'Brien
Morehead Praised as One of Nebraska’s Best Governors
The writer lauds John H. Morehead as an honest and competent governor whose name is a household word across Nebraska, citing strong, favorable memory among the people for his leadership.
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Morehead
Nebraska
Hon
John H. Morehead
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Eagle
Masonic Infirmary
C.E. Wescott
Nebraska Rand
Order of Eastern Star
John L. Webster
Joe J. Stibal
Schmidtmann
John P. Sattler
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