Monsignor Shine Hospitalized After Ill Health
Monsignor Michael A. Shine rector of St. John’s Roman Catholic Church was taken to St. Catherine’s hospital in Omaha for treatment after a recent decline in health. Dr. T. J. Dwyer, a Omaha specialist, recommended hospital care for the time being though the case is not deemed dangerous. Shine has endured poor health and prior serious operations including a thirteen month hospital stay.
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Michael A. Shine
St. John's
Omaha
St. Catherine’s Hospital
T. J. Dwyer
Monsignor Shine
Married at M. E. Parsonage in Nebraska City
This morning at 10 30 George Shepardson of Nebraska City and Miss Eva Selby of Unadilla were wed at the Methodist parsonage. Rev Frank Emory Pfoutz officiated. Witness Elmer Elliott, groom’s cousin, attended. The bride is sister to Mrs Herman Kough and runs a beauty parlor in Nebraska City. the groom is well known and highly regarded locally.
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George Shepardson
Nebraska City
Eva Selby
Unadilla
Frank Emory Pfoutz
Elmer Elliott
Herman Kough
Nebraska
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Doings in the District Court Saturday filings
Several new actions were filed in the district court clerk's office this morning. John A. Davidson and others sue David Huse and others to collect 3675 on a note. Walter A. Johnson sues Charles F. Morton and others to collect 5000 on a note. Carter Albin sues Fred T. Ramge for settlement of a 2000 note.
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District Court
John A. Davidson
David Huse
Walter A. Johnson
Charles F. Morton
Carter Albin
Fred T. Ramge
Cass County Farmers Union Picnic Draws Record Crowd
The Cass County Farmers Union picnic was held last Saturday September 19 at George Kraft grove south of Louisville. Despite extreme heat and wind a record crowd enjoyed a program with speakers including Roy Siekman, Mr Jones, and Mr Parmenter, plus music by the Vogler sisters and Weeping Water band. County Agent L R Snipes welcomed guests and a large dinner crowd bought refreshments under hot conditions.
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Cass County Farmers Union
George Kraft
Louisville
Roy Siekman
Eagle
Farmers Union of
Cass County
Martin Grefe
Walter Stohlmann
Edward Ingrim, Jr
William Stolhman, Jr
Vogler
Iola
Lonella
Weeping Water
Mr. Jones
Omaha
Farmers Union
Jones
Parmenter
Upton
L. R. Snipes
Lee Cole
Henry H. Ragoss
Leda
Lorean Ragoss
Edna Schoeman
Merle Ragoss
Louisville Courier
Presbyterian G E Bally Banquet Held
The Presbyterian church C E society banquet gathered at the church parlors for a memorable evening. Rev H G McClusky presided while toasts from George E DeWolf Roy Olson Miss Marjorie Shopp Miss Edith Farley and others were paired with musical numbers. Dr E O Westphal of Omaha spoke on Making Life Count with wit and seriousness, inspiring the group as they anticipate new teachers and fall work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Society of the Presbyterian Church
Auxiliary Society of the Church
H. G. McClusky
George E. DeWolf
Roy Olson
Marjorie Shopp
Edith Farley
Gretchen Warner
Catherine Schneider
Helen Sharp
Roy
Mathilde Olson
E. O. Westphal
Omaha
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Frank Cloidt
Westphal
Bates Book Store Sells School Supplies at Low Prices
Bates Book Store advertises school supplies at budget prices for students and families. The notice highlights affordability, with a focus on essential items for the upcoming term.
Paving Work Nears Completion In City
Weather cooperates as the annual paving program progresses. North side concrete paving is finished and crews shift to the south city area. Seventh Street from Granite to Rock is done, with remaining Rock Street west from Chicago Avenue to 12th Street and five blocks of curbing to finish by early next week.
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Altho
Seventh Street
Kerns Construction Company
Rock Street
Chicago Avenue
12Th Street
Teachers Ten Dered Reception by Woman's Club
The Plattsmouth Woman's Club hosted a social evening for the teaching staff of Plattsmouth schools and new members, featuring piano, vocal, reading, and violin performances. Wafers and punch were served as members enjoyed despite threatening weather.
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Plattsmouth
Robert Reed
Allen J. Beeson
Joseph A. Capwell
E. H. Wescott
Harvey Johnson
Doan's Pills Backed by Local Testimony in Plattsmouth
A Plattsmouth reader reports relief from backache and troubled kidneys after two boxes of Doan's Pills. The note cites knife like pains, frequent urinary issues with sediment, and full recovery. Doan's pills are urged as the kidney remedy of choice with 60 cent price and Buffalo manufacturers.
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Doan's
Doan
Plattsmouth
Co. E. Hitt
Carpenter
South 10Th Street
Mr. Hitt
Married at Omaha Waves of congratulations for Sway and Rummerfield
The marriage of J. E. Sway to Miss Leona Rummerfield took place in Omaha today. The bride, long known to local friends, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Rummerfield and was raised here. Relatives and friends extend best wishes to the newlyweds.
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J. E. Sway
Leona Rummerfield
Omaha
J. R. Rummerfield
Rummerfield
M D A GIVES DANCE At Local M W A Hall
The M D A of local shops hosted a social dance at the M W A hall last evening. Rain and bad weather limited attendance but participants enjoyed dancing and social features with music by the Gradeville orchestra.
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Gradeville Orchestra
Henry W. Miller Pioneer of Cass Dies at 82
Henry W. Miller a long time Elmwood resident and Civil War veteran died on September 19 1925 at his daughter’s home in Kansas City Missouri He was born in Germany April 16 1843 came to America as a child and lived in Buffalo later serving in the Potomac Army He married Rena Wilber in 1863 and had 12 children The Elmwood community and the American Legion honored his funeral held at the Church of Christ Elmwood with 28 pallbearers
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Henry W. Miller
Mr. Miller
Elmwood
L. W. Roettger
Mr. Roettger
Henry William Miller
Germany
America
Buffalo
N. Y
W. L. Harris
Kansas City
Missouri
Army of the Potomac
Miller
Clara Fisher
Charles Davis
Indianola
Iowa
Frank Grieser
Lexington
W. T. Hoover
Chicago, Ill
Frank A. Baker
Imperial
Neb
F. J. Underhill
William P
George P
Edward O. Miller
Lincoln
George Miller
Falls City
Church of Christ of
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Addresses Deafness
Catarrhal deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube leading to rumbling sounds or impaired hearing. If inflammation remains, hearing could be lost permanently. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to rid the system of catarrh and related deafness, sold by druggists for over 49 years by F F F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
FEF. J. Cheney & Co
Tijed
Ohio
Duroc Hog Sale Friday at Richfield Nebraska
Farmers seeking breeding hogs should attend Stambaugh's Duroc sale Friday October 14 in Richfield Nebraska. The event offers quality stock to improve herds and returns for buyers.
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Stambaugh’s Duroc
Richfield
Pretty wedding unites Miss Warga and Mr. Eagan in Omaha
Miss Josephine Warga of this city wed Mr. Patrick Eagan of Omaha at St. John's Roman Catholic church in a morning ceremony. Rev. Father Hanicek officiated with Mrs. Flynn singing. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s sister’s home. The couple plans to reside in Omaha after a Chicago honeymoon.
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St. John’s
Josephine Warga
Patrick Eagan
Omaha
R. G. Reed
Father Hanicek
Holy Rosary Church
Miss Varga
Miss Rose Waren
Edward A. Cannoan
Miss Rose Wuarga
Miss Var
West Locust Street
Eagan
Chicago
John Wargo
Patrick Magan
Has -Rown
Magan
Full line school supplies at Bates Book Store
Bates Book Store advertises a full line of school supplies with lowest prices. Local shoppers are invited to compare prices and stock up for the new term.
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Bates Book Store
M D A Auxiliary Meets At Woolcott Home
The M D A auxiliary gathered Saturday afternoon at Mrs. William Woolcott’s home for a business and social meeting. Mrs. Charles M. Manners was named president and Mrs. William H. Mason treasurer for the coming term. The group then enjoyed a picnic luncheon and social visiting to conclude the afternoon.
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Danny
William Woolcott
M. D. A. Auxiliary
Charles M. Manners
William H. Mason
Suit to Quiet Title Filed in District Court
A quiet title suit was filed this morning in the district court clerk’s office. The action names William A. Jones as plaintiff and W. E. Pardee et al as defendants. W. A. Robertson appears as attorney for the suit.
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District Court
William A. Jones
W. E. Pardee
W. A. Robertson
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New Coats
Misses’ Coats
H. M. Soennichsen
Store of Big Values
Shine
M. E. Parsonage
C. E. Martin
Soennichsen Dry Goods Store
Grove
Presbyterian
G.E. Bally
Bates Book
Woman’s Club
Methodist Church
Ea I AU Data
CASS
Om Sawyers
Washweah
The
Journal
Joe J. Stibal
Schmidtmann
Ack
Ili
Agkets
C.E. Wescott
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