South Omaha Aerie Initiates Largest Class In Five Years
The local aerie F. C. initiated 66 new members, the largest class in five years, raising total membership to 216. Attendees included Andrew Moran, W. Moran, and local officials who praised the order while planning ongoing recruitment before the Nebraska state convention in Plattsmouth next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerie F. C. E
Order
J. M. Cunningham
Plattemouth Aerie
Augiedom
Bender
Nebraska Citwgenie
H. A. Schneider
Frank M. Bestor
Commercial Club
Wim
Barcliy
Aercle
Eagledom
Barclay
Fallsity
Andrew P. Moran
Nebraska City
South Omaha
Plattemouth
Plattsmouth
Aerie
Aged Omaha Woman Dies After Mastoid Tumor
Mrs. Ketheryn Oeldemann of Omaha died at home from a mastosis tumor near the skull. Aged 51, she had been ill for some time and is survived by Sam and four daughters, including Mesdames Bloomer Hoffman Grueser and Oeldemann of Omaha and Mrs Otto Kreamer of Plattsmouth. Her younger child Mrs Kreamer recently faced multiple losses in quick succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketheryn Oeldemann
Omaha
Metropolis
Oeldemann
Sam
Mesdames E. Bloomer
J. J. Hoffman
J. Grueser
Fred Oeldemann
Otto Kreamer
Funeral for beloved woman mourned in city circles
Loved ones gather as sorrow fills her cup. Sympathy pours from many friends in and near town. Funeral set in Omaha as a sorrowful note recalls the late husband who died there about fifteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Norrow
Epeed
Attends Funeral Today Prem Priday's Party
Judge J T Begley and wife traveled to Papillon this afternoon to attend the funeral of James R Wilson long time clerk of Sarpy county district court. Wilson was esteemed as a courteous and respected public and private figure in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Begley
Papillon
James R. Wilson
Sarpy County
Wilson
Eagle Consolidated School Dedicated
A dedicatory meeting marked the completion of the Eagle consolidated school. State Superintendent John M. Matzen spoke on Nebraska's Schools. Alice M. Leamis discussed Nebraska's Vocational Interests. H. H. Marmon delivered the dedicatory address amid musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Consolidated
John M. Matzen
Nebraska
Alice M. Leamis
H. H. Marmon
Frost-Proof Corn Prospects Soar Across Eastern Nebraska
Reports from nearly twenty towns show corn crops hardened by four days of heat, with high land areas safe from frost. Yields may hit 75 bushels per acre. outlook paralleled by favorable conditions in Auburn, Tecumseh, Blair, Columbus, and Norfolk with minimal frost risk and continued warm weather needed for bottom lands.
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Nebraska
Kansas Line
Niobrara River
Auburn—E Natire
Tecumseh
Fairbury
Nebraska City
Highlands
Blair
Fremont
David City
Columbus
Hartington
Norfolk
More Grain Cars Bring Relief to Farmers on MP Line
The Missouri Pacific receives additional cars Friday allowing more grain consignments at the elevator. Some grain going to Burlington is loaded here, easing farmer storage pressure after months. Prices soften as cars become plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Burlington
Death of Father Sends Earhart Family to Steel City
From Thursdays Daily Rube Earhart barber at the Warner hotel block received a telegram from his brother P D Earhart Steel City Nebraska announcing the death of their father D H Earhart at Steel City. The elder Earhart had been ill for some time and was past seventy. He had suffered dropsy for years. Funeral details were not given and the family left by the afternoon train to attend the burial. The Journal extends sympathy to the Earhart family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube“ Earhart
American Legion
Warner Hotel
P. D. Earhart
Steel City
Nebraska
D. H. Earhart
Earhart
Mr. Earhart
Journal
Marriage of Popular Young Folks in Lincoln
Joseph E Hawksworth of Lincoln and Elizabeth Beeson daughter of Judge A J Beeson were secretly married in Glenwood Iowa by the Methodist pastor. The couple, provided with transportation, will tour the west for two weeks and reside in Lincoln after October 1st. Congratulations were offered by The Journal and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Hawksworth
Lincoln
Burlington
Elizabeth Beeson
A. J. Beeson
Glenwood
Iowa
Gass County Farm a Model Institution
Two Journal force members visited the Cass county farm to buy apples and were shown its orderly facilities by Mr. Askew. The farm produces substantial market fruit revenue for the county treasury and serves as a model for committees from other counties and states seeking ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursdey
Journal Force
Cass County
Askew
G. H.tams
Omaha
Suit Against School Board Is Dismissed
Miss Geraldine Liston sought back wages after her dismissal by the District 25 board. Judge A J Beeson ruled the board was justified and dismissed the suit this morning after hearing witnesses from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Beeson
Geraldine Liston
Board of Education
After Thirty Years Absence Arrives With Family
This morning Peter Freidrich and his relatives, a cousin of Martin L. Freidrich of this city, returned after a thirty year absence arriving on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Freidrich and
Martin L. Freidrich
Family visits from Pekin amid distant kin and friends
From their home at Pekin AL they will visit the family of their cousin and other friends for some time. Mr Peter Freidrich once lived in Cross County about thirty years ago working for M L Freidrich on a farm west of the city. Peter is now a prosperous farmer near Pekin HL. They travel with Mr Henry Lute of Pekin visiting his sister Mrs J P Falters and another sister Mrs P I Meistiger near Plettemourth and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Peter Freidrich
Cross County
M. IL. Freidrich
Peter
Henry Lute
J. P. Falters
Mra P. I. Meistiger
Plettemourth
Olher
Election Call Urges Public Vote On Constitutional Authority
The notice urges citizens to study the state constitution section by section before next Tuesday’s election. It emphasizes that voters shape the laws by interpreting the constitution and warns that liberty and rights depend on informed choice. Citizens are urged to vote according to their sentiments and desires.
Birthday Celebration For Harvey and Tyler in Omaha
A September birthday gathering in Omaha honored Charles A. Harvey of Mynard and his grandson Ralph Tyler. Friends and relatives shared a sociable afternoon highlighted by a old fashioned fried chicken dinner. The Harvey family plans to move to Kansas next year, prompting warm wishes for future celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Harvey
Mynard
Ralph Tyler
Omaha
Osoaha
Threshing at County Farm Reported in Cass County
In Omaha yesterday the Cass county farm superintendent brought his daughter Mrs. Fred Rezner home to help Mrs. G. H. Tams with cooking as threshing begins at the county farm today. The year’s small grain includes wheat and oats with a likely good yield and hay crops also abundant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Cass County
Fred Rezner
G. H. Tams
Hitchman Brothers Visit Before Returning to Tampico Oilfield Work
A. B. Hitchman of Weeping Water, brother of R. C. Hitchman of this city, arrived for a short visit before resuming work as a civil engineer in Tampico Mexico. He had been on a two month vacation at Weeping Water and is now returning to his oilfield duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hitchman
Weeping Water
R. C. Hitchman
Tampico
Mexico
Temperance Workers in Convention
The twenty ninth annual Cass County temperance convention opens at the First Presbyterian Church with five local unions represented including Plattsmouth and Weeping Water. Hon. B E Pollard and Rev H G McChire deliver talks on new Constitution and prohibition's future as sociability and kitchen service mark the event.
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Kinted
Baste
Plattamouth
Livulerite
Maleus
Weeping Water
Plattismouth Wolen
BE. M. Pollard
HG. McChirer
W. Oc.t
First Presbyterian Church
J. J. Cross
Cass County
Veteran to Attend National Encampment in Indianapolis
Prom Fridana Talley George W Wall an employee of the Missouri Pacific at Platte City was arranging travel to Indianapolis for the National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic next week He planned to ride with Asbury Jacks commander of the Jural G A T post but Jacks had left town He will depart via St Louis by Missouri Pacific and hopes to meet cousin Geo Beaty at the reunion Wall served in Co B 44th Iowa and the article notes veterans thinning in number but remaining active in encampments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Fridana Talley
George W. Wall
Missouri Pacific
Ta Platte
Indianapolis
Grand Arms of the Republic
Wall
Asbury Jacks
Jural G A.T. Post
St. Louis
Geo. Beaty
Wilton Junction
Iowa
Co. B
Iowa Regiment
Ballot Form Dispute In Nebraska Special Election
Saunders county requests if printing constitutional amendments in string form is lawful. Secretary of State Amsberry says not illegal. The constitutional convention had ordered pamphlet form with space for officer endorsements, but minutes omit vote details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Amsberry
Saunders County
Askeg
Saunders
Evans
Adams
Convention Ballot Choice Sparks Heated Special Election Debate
President Weaver leads a convention that orders a pamphlet long form ballot for a special election, despite many voters preferring the long form ballot as reported by Lincoln Journal.
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Weaver
Speciel
T Lincoln Journal
Will Visit in the North From Thurestiass Day
Carl Wineman departed for Knox and Antelope counties to inspect land and spend time there. He will visit Pierce and Plainview to reconnect with old friends who have moved from the city and county in the past decade. Mr. Kinsman will oversee the farm during the trip.
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Thurestiass
Carl Wineman
Knox
Antelope
Pierce
Plainview
Couunty
Mr. Kinsman
Royal Neighbors Hold Convention in Louisville
The Royal Neighbors of America held its annual convention in Louisville with strong Cass County turnout. About twenty five residents from Martsmouth attended the meeting and banquet, many traveling by rail and staying late. The program was praised as excellent and the gathering seen as a thriving yearly fraternal event.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Louisville
Martsmouth
Alite
Cass County
Weeping Water Couples Wed in Humorous Serenade
Two couples from Weeping Water went to County Judge Beeson and were married after court proceedings. Local youths hung a placard saying What will the harvest be just married and tied tin cans to the wedding car, creating noisy ruckus as the bridal party departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeson
Plattsmouth
Court House
Frost Reports Light On Early Burlington Trains
Passengers in Pacific Junction notice a faint frost on box car tops in the yards but it causes no damage. The small frost could slow corn ripening if heavier, though this amount is not destructive.
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Pacific Junction
Burlington
Mrs Emma Hilborn Visits Union Friend Relatives
Mrs Emma Hilborn of Los Angeles paused here this morning en route to Union where she stays as a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs G W Cheney and is a relative of the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hilborn
Los Angeles
Union
G. W. Cheney
W. G. U. Elects Officers at County WCTU Meeting
The county convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at the First Presbyterian church with five towns represented Eagle Weeping Water Louisville Felon and Plattsmouth. Officers elected were Mrs Crause Weeping Water president Mrs John F Gorden Plattsmouth vice president Mrs Oliver Harman Avoca secretary and Mrs M M McFall Enveile treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Presbyterian Church
Eagle
Weeping Water
Louisville
Felon
Plattsmouth
Crause
John F. Gorden
Oliver Harman
Avoca
M. M. McFall
Enveie, Tressurer
Uncle Benjamin Hoback Returns Home for Recovery
Uncle Benjamin F. Hoback has been discharged from the Minor hospital in Kansas City after five weeks of treatment. He returned to his home between Union and Nehawka and is recuperating, feeling better though not yet as well as hoped, with optimism for full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin KF. Hoback
Union
Nehawka
Kansas City
Hoback
All the Popular Copyright Books on Sale at Journal Office
At the Journal office a selection of popular copyright books is available for sale. Titles cover current fiction and non fiction with prices marked and limited quantities. Visitors may inquire at the desk for purchase details and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Office
Journal
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Order OF Eagles
Prem Priday’s
Eagle Consolidated School
Cass County Educational Institution
Rube” Earhart
Felks
Gass County Farm
Miss Liston
Thesbay
Temperange Workers IN Convention
Q. T
First Frost
E. M. Pollard
HM. Wescott
Mac Prang
Pollard
Sads Mace
Nev
H. G. McCleeky
Inge
A. V. Hunter
Methodist Church
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