The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-18

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Chambers at Carnegie hall, to view
for the first time a portrait of Nc
III. Waterhouse of Fremont made the
principal address.
Beatrice-After suffering for a
week from blood poisoning due to an
| injury he received while telling a
| tree in his yard, Charles Thompson
pioneer is dead. His wife and two
children survive.
David City-Judge W. n. Hensley
has been asked to deliver the Memorial
day address under G. A. r. auspices
in David City. May 30.
Columbus--Mothers' and daughters
week is being observed here for the
first time by local women and girls.
who, looking forward to a permanent
mothers and daughters organization
in Columbus. held a mass meeting in
the First Methodist church Thursday
Mrs. Ora Baird, Plattsmouth, Neb,
delivered the principal address.
Callaway-Class of 1924 will be the
largest ever graduated from the Cal
laway High school. The members
are Elsie l.. Studley. Leona f. Stud
ley. Joseph E. Jones, Glenn H. Yre-
yer. Martha Franklin, Cecil Booth,
Ruth Klinkman, Florence Fetehman,
Herbert Moller. Alfred Baker, Bernice
Campbell, Irene Watkins, Marshall
Kearney. Kenneth Hutchinson, Ellen
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Holton. Pearl Peterson, Fern Boggs,
Maurice Troyer. Edith Maddox, Ada
Vincent. Cecil Best, Kathleen Greer,
Fre@a Sherrei. Minnie Koch. Irma
Hagin, Nathan Hiebee, Marie Mich
olson
Beatrice-Allen Sharp. old resident
Of the south part of Gage county, was
stricken with paralysis and is in a
serious condition.
Geneya-Graduating class of high
school thi. year numbers 80, the boys
being in the majority by one. Com
mencement will be held May 23. f. NJ.
Cline of Lincoln. a former superin-
tendent of Geneva schools, will give
the address.
Table Rock - Edwin II. Freeman
and Miss Uarda +. Woods. were mar
ried by Justice NJ. II. Marble at his
residence in Table Rock. The groom
is superintendent OF the E. f. James
poultry house and a son of Harry T.
Freeman of this place, and the bride
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Woods. who reside three miles west
of Table Rock.
Neweastle.-Senior class OF the high
school here. composed OF 26 members,
Will hold commencement exercises
Friday evening, May %. The mem
bers of the eIass are Dow Armstrong.
Myrtle Berg, Winifred NJ Bird, Irene
Birkley. Leonard ]. Breslin, Homer
Caulfeld, Leroy V. Cook, Paul J.
cryan, Bernice NJ. Curry, Eugene
Curry. Florence NJ. Dickey. Alice G.
Finn. Marcella J. Finn, Muriel NJ.
Flon1, Amy Gran, 1mogene Heikes.
Edna johnson. Alice M. .kneifl Jessie
l.. Legg, W. Alden Luebben, Margaret
NJ. McGrath, Bernadette y. Michaels.
Edith NJ. Myers, Mildred B. Nelson, X.
Marie Schram and F;ffie NJ. Severson.
TreDton.--Mrs. Ruthie Jane Bratt.
5s, died Wednesday five miles north
OF town. She had been a wheel-chair
invalid for five years.
Falls City.-Lucille Eickleberger.
Is -month.old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. II. Elckleberger. 10 miles north
of this city, is recovering after hav-
ing swallowed several tablets of bi-
chloride of mercury.
Beatriee-News has been received
here of the death OF Mrs. Marie
Mulliken, formerly Miss Marie Gale of
this city, at her home at Beaumont.
Tex. She was the daughter Of Mrs.
c. F. Gale. old resident OF Gage
county, who located In Arizona some
years ago. The body will be taken
| to Adams, Neb., for burial
Superior-John Craig. section fire
man for the Burlington here for the
| last 40 years, has been appointed
leverman In the Santa Burlington
railroad tower in the local yards. He
relieves G. A. Bryan, who has been
towerman here for. several years.
Fairbury y,-Henrietta owens. X. y.
A., state advisor from Omaha and
District Deputy Nicolai of Kearney
assisted in initiating a calss in the
order here. About 30 new members
have been added and a juvenile camp
OF so will be organized by June J..
Blue IIilI-Miss Ella Samek and Ed
ward Witerhlik were married Mt the
Catholic church here, Rev. Father j..
A. Welk officiating. Their attendants
were Miss Pauline Chvala and Frank
Samek, brother of the bride. Sixty
guests attended the reception and
dinner at the home OF the brides
parents. five miles east OF town, aft
er the wedding. The couple will make
their home on a farm three miles east
Of town.
NewcastIe--The Junior class OF The
High school gave its annual play,
"The Path Across the flill." In the
High school auditorium Friday and
Saturday evenings. The cast fol
lows: Sam Crawford. Francis Har-
rlson; Mrs. Davis, Marie Gum; jim
mie Reed. Henry Marion; Walter
| Tnnrad I'D IIonl<p. Ruth Conrad