Death of Mrs D C Dwyer in Omaha Hospital
Mrs D C Dwyer died at Immanuel hospital Omaha after six weeks illness. She was born December 12 1862 in Plattsmouth and married D O Dwyer April 26 1893. Survived by husband three children Mrs Hamilton Thorn Howard and Harry Dwyer. Funeral from North Firth Street home Sunday conducted by Father W S Leete and Rev H G McClusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
D. C. Dwyer
Lelie Thomas
William L. Thomas
Plattsmouth
Miss Thomas
A. B. Todd
D. O. Dwyer
California
Hamilton Thorn
Philadelphia
Howard
Harry Dwyer
University of Nebraska
Chapter F
North Firth Street
W. S. Leete
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
H. G. McClusky
Presbyterian Church
Ladies of DAR Seek Plattsmouth City History
The Jornal chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution aims to collect data for a comprehensive Plattsmouth history. They want reminiscences and artifacts from pioneer residents to form a lasting memorial to early city life and its founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jornal
Daughters of the American Revolution
Plattsmouth
Pioneer West
Savage
Hisory
Goes to University From Thursday's Daily
Raymond Bookmeyer left for Lincoln to enter the state university for the term. He was a high school leader and near the top of his class, with strong academic records. He helped the debating team in junior and senior years and gained recognition in various debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bookmeyer
Lincoln
State University
Will Open Studio for Musical Work
Edna Marshall Eaton and Christine Coughlin announce a new musical studio in the Coates block for voice culture and piano instruction in Plattsmouth. Eaton, a Chicago Conservatory graduate, will lead voice placing while Coughlin teaches piano with modern methods and plans ear training and harmony for younger students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Marshall Eaton
Christine Coughlin
Plattsmouth
Coates Block
Eaton
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Northwestern University
Pacific Coast
Coughlin
Omaha
Chicago
Half Century Milestone for Byron Golding in City
Byron Golding marks his fiftieth birthday in the city where he was born in a frame building that stood on the site of the current post office. He notes he has lived here all his life and recalls his early years with family, including Edward Fitzgerald born in the same old residence, son of pioneer railroad contractor John Fitzgerald who built the Fitzgerald building later known as the Coates block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Golding
Mr. Golding
United States Post Office
Levi Golding
Edward Fitzgerald
Greenwood
John Fitzgerald
Coates
Elmwood sends seven to state university and Wesleyan
Elmwood will send seven residents to higher education this year. Floyd Tyson Cloud Turner St. Stewart Lyle Carl Skeen head to the state university for full courses. Gladys Raber Paul Sals attend Wesleyan for complete courses. Vera Deles Denier also plans to study at the state university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
State University
Floyd Tyson
Cloud Turner
St. Stewart
Lyle Carl Skeen
Algo
Gladys Raber
Paul Sals
Wesleyan
Vera Deles Denier
Dry weather worries Elmwood farmers over sowing and crop forage
The Elmwood area endures extremely dry conditions raising concerns that wheat seed may fail to germinate without rain. Farmers, including Ed F. Bornemeier, Wm Bourke, and Clarence Bucknell, are cutting corn to sustain forage during the drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
Ed F. Bornemeier
Wm. Bourke
Clarence Bucknell
Mrs. Williams Visiting In The City From Connecticut
Mrs. Arthur L. Williams of Kent Connecticut wife of the late Rt Rev Arthur L Williams Episcopal bishop of Nebraska is in the city spending a few days at the home of Dr and Mrs T P Livingston. She visits with friends across the state where the bishop labored for years.
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Arthur L. Williams
Kent
Connecticut
Nebraska
T. P. Livingston
Williams
Printing Services Offered by a Local Job Shop
The southeastern Nebraska job shop advertises itself as best equipped for printing work and invites customers to have their printing needs handled by a fully equipped local provider.
Coal Treated by Train Leaves Cass County Man Injured
George R. South of Plattsmouth filed a second amended petition seeking 25600 damages from the Missouri Pacific after a coal sliver from a passing freight fell on his head near Union Cass County. He alleges improper piling and lack of warning caused his injuries and related medical costs 792.19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. South
Piattsmouth
Missouri Pacific
Mr. South
South
Cass County
Union
Kansas City
Omaha
Traffn
Plattsmouth
Lincoln State Journal
Death of Former Cass County Lady
The Rhoden family mourns the death of Mrs. William A. Rhoden once of Cass County now living in Trego County Kansas. She leaves two sons Roy and Sterling Rhoden in Cass County. Her funeral is set for 2 p m Saturday in Elmwood with her husband William A. Rhoden buried there about a year ago. She was sister in law to George R. Rhoden of this city and Don C. Rhoden of Murray.
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Rhoden
Cass County
William A. Rhoden
Tego County
Kansas
Roy
Sterling Rhoden
Elmwood
George R. Rhoden
Iety
Don C. Rhoden
Murray
Pleasant reunion dinner of two Cass county families
A Cass county family reunion in Weeping Water brought about fifty Gilmore and Hoback relatives together for a picnic in the park. Guests of honor included Willis Gilmore and his family, Joseph Gilmore of Callaway, and Mrs. A P Cox of Callaway, with John Gilmore of Cozad attending. Four Gilmore brothers and two sisters were reunited for the first time in over forty years, a joyful occasion noted by participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Shelhorn
Willis Gilmore
Gilmore
Joseph Gilmore
Callaway
A. P. Cox
John Gilmore
Cozad
Kate Kennedy
Weeping Water
Cass County
Louisville Courier
Marriage at County Judge Beeson’s Office
This morning at the office of County Judge Beeson the marriage of Frank C. Peterson and Mrs. May Flennery, both of Omaha, was performed. The groom, son of Charles Peterson, was formerly a Burlington bridge foreman here and later served in 1917 as a member of Co. C, 4th Nebraska infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeson
Frank C. Peterson
May Flennery
Omaha
Charles Peterson
Burlington
Heer
Co. C
4Th Nebraska Infantry
Showing Improvement at Havelock Hospital
Reports from the bedside of Fred Heinrich Sr. in Havelock say he is improving and able to sit up briefly. Mrs. John Kopp and Will Heinrich, who were with him, have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heinrich
Havelock
John Kopp
Will Heinrich
Beal Family Receives News of New Great Grandchild
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Beal welcomed a great granddaughter born to their granddaughter Mrs. Grace Emmett in Minneapolis. Emmett is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Kirkham of Belle Fourche SD, former residents of this city. Great Grandpa Benl gains new pep in his painting work.
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M. M. Beal
Grace Emmett
Minneapolis
Emmett
L. Kirkham
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Grandpa Benl
Methodist Aid Society Forms Four Circles For Year
Yesterday the Methodist aid society held its first year session at the church parlors. Leaders were chosen for four circles: Mrs John Calvert circle 1, Mrs J M Hall circle 2, Mrs James Kurkendall circle 3, and Mrs J A Edgerton circle 4. The society plans a formal reception for the pastor and wife next Wednesday inviting church and public guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
John Calvert
J. M. Hall
James Kurkendall
J. A. Edgerton
Aid Society
Governor McKelvie Won’t Charge State For Campaign Travel
Lincoln Sept 14 Governor McKelvie says he will charge no expenses to the state while campaigning for the Republican state central committee and will not call on Lieutenant Governor Barrows to act in his absence. He will continue to draw $7,500 and maintain office operations. The governor’s reply to Albion resident Jas Auten explains current practices and the lieutenant governor’s limited authority.
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Lincoln
McKelvie
Republican State Centre Committee
P. A. Barrows
Jis
Jas. Auten
Albion
Jim
Samuel R. McKelvie
Omaha Couple Wed at Court House in Afternoon
Yesterday afternoon at the courthouse Miss Aletha Bowling and Mr. William J. O’Neill of Omaha were married by Judge Allen J. Beeson. The bridal party left by auto for the metropolis to establish their future home.
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Frider’s
Court House
Aletha Bowling
William J. O'Neill
Omaha
Allen J. Beeson
Metropolis
Sheldon couple to move to Bayard Nebraska
Mart Sheldon and his wife, long-time residents, will relocate to Bayard Nebraska to join their son Harrison Sheldon and family. Mr. Sheldon plans to continue work as a contractor there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Sheldon
Bayard
Nebraska
Harrison Sheldon
Sheldon
Journey office offers job printing in southeast Nebraska
Phone the Journey office when you need any kind of job printing. Best equipped shop in southeast Nebraska.
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Journey Office
Nebraska
Plattsmouth High Football Prospects Look Bright
Plattsmouth high school fields about a 35 player squad under Coach Doolan with nine returning players from last year. Newcomers include Mullis Grimm Cal vert Hartford Ofe Bill Schlater Flynn Koubek and Chick Renner showing promise. The schedule lists games at Weeping Water Glenwood Town School for the Deaf Fre m ont Nebraska City Penn High School Ashland with an open date November 17.
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Plattsmouth High School
Doolan
Former Legislator Here Visits Journal Leader Debated
Friday's air shows former Nebraska state senator W. F. Diers and his wife driving from Louisville with Herman Diers of Gresham to visit relatives. The group met Col. M. A. Bates in Lincoln years ago and discussed state politics during a short Journal visit. Herman Diers is praised as a genuine Democrat and worthy party representative.
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W. F. Diers
Louisville
Hen
Herman Diers
Gresham
Nebraska
Diers
York
Fillmore
Col. M. A. Bates
House of Representatives
Walther League Honors Fremont Native as President
George C. Stohlmar of Fremont was re elected president of the Nebraska district Walther League at its third annual convention in Columbus on September 3 and 4. The vote of seventy seven favors him with only one against. The group plans its 1923 meeting in Seward. Stohlman, a former Louisville man, teaches in a Fremont parochial school and is of the Evangelical Lutheran faith.
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Nebraska
Walther League
Columbus
George C. Stohlmar
Fremont
Seward
Stohlman
Louisville
Louise Stohlman
Cass County
Courier
Louisville Courier
Stafford Family Makes Arizona to Michigan Auto Trip
Lloyd Stafford his wife and three children of Phoenix are visiting Plattsmouth relatives the Wynn family Mrs W H Freese and Mr and Mrs D C York. They are returning from Kalamazoo Michigan after a 2500 mile round trip with little trouble. Stafford is known to Plattsmouth residents from prior residence in the city.
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Lloyd Stafford
Phoenix
Ariz
Wynn
W. H. Freese
D. C. York
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Arizona
Stafford
Plattsmouth
Educator Loses Post Moves to Burlington Shops
Beatrice Nebraska September 15. E C Gould former manual training teacher in Beatrice high school was deposed over alleged financial difficulties and has begun work in the Burlington shops at Plattsmouth. Gould is a radio expert and drew attention during his Beatrice stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice, Neb
E. C. Gould
Burlington
Plattsmouth
Gould
Beatrice
Leave for California Mor gan Waybright depart for Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs Morgan Waybright leave Plattsmouth for Los Angeles California after a stay with relatives and friends. Mr Waybright has recently suffered heart trouble and seeks the warmer climate for health. The couple, long time residents of Plattsmouth, have spent years in the coast country enjoying rest from labor.
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Morgan Waybright
Los Angeles
Cal
Waybright
Plattsmouth
Republicans Meet in Weeping Water To Choose GOP Leaders
The Republican county central committee session in Weeping Water will elect the chairman and secretary for the coming campaign. A large local delegation attended, including Sheriff Quinton, County Attorney Cole, County Clerk George R. Sayles, and numerous candidates and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Weeping Water
Quinton
Cole
George R. Sayles
W. T. Adams
Edna Shannon
Nelson Jean
J. H
Woman's Club Literary Department Plans Year Program
The Platlamouth Woman's Club literary group met at the public library to outline next year's program focusing on modern authors. Mrs. W. A. Robertson and Miss Mabie Pollard led the session with a talk on What to Look for in Literature and readings from Robert Browning. The February meeting will be led by Mrs. Allen J. Beeson with Bess Streator Aldrich, Elmwood novelist, as the featured author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platlamouth Woman's Club
W. A. Robertson
Mabie Pollard
W. C. T. U. Elects Officers for Year
The county W. C. T. U. convention met at Union with delegates from across the county. A noon banquet by Union ladies followed a productive session. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs. Fred Gorder president Mrs. John Gurfler vice president Mrs. W. B. Banning Union secretary and Mrs. Ida McFall Eagle treasurer.
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Union
Ladies of
Vest
Fred Gorder
Weeping Water
John Gurfler
Plattsyouth
W. &B. Banning
Ida McFall
Eagle
W. B. Banning
Sheriff Seizes Ford Towring Car in Liquor Transport Case
This morning Sheriff C. D. Quin ton oversaw a sale of the Ford toward ing car seized after being taken on September 6 as the property of Louis Possis and Gus Nitzka charged with transporting liquor in the vehicle. The car sold for 1114 at Frank Bashus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif C. D. Quinton
Ford
Louis Pospis
Gus Nitzka
Frank Rbashus
Hemstitching Antificating Attachment for Sewing Machines
Lightweight mail order listing for a hemstitching attachment compatible with most sewing machines. Priced at $2 with 10 cent extra for checks. Sold by Lights Mail Order House in Birmingham Alabama, Box 127.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
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Brs. D. C. Dwyer
Fifth Street
Tender
George R
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William A. E Rhoden
Sally
Ghurgh
Anton
WEST
Eere
Melvin Miller
Elsie Miller
Henry Wendt
Murdock
George Miller
Arthur Lorenz
Broom
Skyle Miller
Lloyd Miller
Eilis Dann
Sterling Miller
Elsie
Elmwood Leader-Echo
Woman's Club
Cass
First National Bank
BANK
Pattsmouth
Federal Reserve
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