Heinzelman Pioneer Left Germany for Nebraska Mill Founder
John G Heinzelman born 1827 in Wurtemberg. migrated to Ohio 1549. married Mary Kelly 1853 in Portage County. Children named Annie, George, J A, Minnie, Chas, John. Moved to Indiana then Nebraska. built Liberty Flour Mills south of Verdon, operated as J G Heinzelman & Son. Died at Verdon after long Lutheran church service. funeral held February 7. Also notes Stoughton injury and Nebraska Hay and Grain Co. bank win in Supreme Court.
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John G. Heingelman
Wurtenberg
Germany
United States
Ohio
Mary Kelly
Portage County
Annie M
J. B. Nussbaum
Verdon
George H
J. A
Indiana
Minnie A
F. W. Stock
Falls City
Chas M
John A
J. C. Heinzelman
Mr. Heinzelman
South Bend
Nebraska
St. Joe
Missouri River
Arago
Richardson County
Heinzeman
Ohio Township
Liberty Flour Mills
Heinzelman
J. G. Heinzelman & Son
George Heinzelman
Chas. M
J. A. Heinezelman
Nill
Heinvelman
Jensen of
Dr. Altman
Atchison
Harkendorff
Geo, Jorn
Herman Simon
Fred Danks
Fred Lisher
William Kentopp
Glen McCormick Reopens School After Arm Fracture
Little Glen McCormick who weeks earlier broke his arm fractured it again while walking to the blackboard at school last Monday. The injury, in the same place as before, leaves the brave boy sidelined as he endures another unfortunate spell of bad luck.
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Glen McCormick
Agro
Glen
Family Morris Reunion Returns as One Big Home Gathering
The family of James Morris and his wife of this city gathered last Sunday at the family residence for a reunion and a group family photograph. Eight sons and two daughters attended, with Mrs Magirie Johnson and Wim Morris from Gage county and the others living in Stella and this city. The day was spent happily with the family once more together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morris
Magirie Johnson
Wim
Morris
Gage County
Stella
Ant
Murder tale of two in St. Joseph jail awaiting trial
Anna Miller and her husband, both from near St. Joseph, are jailed as accomplices in the murder of their twenty month old child. They allegedly sought to abandon or place the child with strangers but the plan failed and the child died last week. Authorities say the couple confessed and await trial.
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Anna Miller
George Dively
St. Joseph
South St. Joseph
Prospective Chautauqua Discussed in City Office
A group gathered in Superintendent T. J. Oliver's office Tuesday evening to weigh bringing a chautauqua to town this summer. The meeting appeared to show favorable prospects for the event.
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T. J. Oliver
City Treasurer Uhlig Posts Cash Statement and Warrants
Falls City Nebraska city records show receipts and disbursements since December 1 1906 with a cash balance variance of 10 80 due to uncleared warrants on general water and electric funds. The statement affirms accuracy to the treasurer and notes deposits and balances as of February 1 1907.
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Uhlig
Ublig
Ford
Wm. Uhlig
Falls City
Nebraska
Debaters chosen for interstate contests at the Normal
The Penn State Normal school held three debates on Wednesday Thursday and Friday to select a representative for interstate contests in Nebraska Kansas and Missouri. War Cline led the negative and earned the honor of representing the school after posting the highest score. Karl previously won honors last year and continues to excel as a debater. A separate incident involved a minister and a commercial man whose suitcases were accidentally swapped and later resolved by a bus driver.
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Penn State Normal School
Tly Naral
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Cline
Fire damages Nolte property in early morning blaze
A fire woke residents around two to three o'clock yesterday. The Nolte property suffered extensive damage from a stove fire in the front room, with the neighboring residence nearly saved. The loss was covered by insurance.
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Nolte
The Next Fire May Be Yours Insure You
J O Stalder brought in a wolf scalp to Clerk Hutchings office on Wednesday of this week as part of local business or legal filings. Cleaver and Sebold insure clients in companies that pay, according to notices in the segment.
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Cleaver & Sebold
J. O. Stalder Browght
Hutchings
Community Socials and Weddings Highlight Local Week
Eva McDonald celebrated her seventh birthday with a theater party for about twenty friends at the Gehling, then a supper at her home. Numerous clubs met Tuesday evening, hosting guests and servants. A large surprise party honored Sol and Mrs Marts, while many couples plan moves to Abilene and Coweta. Weddings included Minnie Net with Howard Long in a Gist home ceremony and Miss Eva Spaulding with George Harbour, with guests and family present.
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Eva McDonald
Gehling
Sol Marts
Burton Sperry
Marts
Mr. Marts
Wift
Alll
John Lichty
Zetta Camblin
Rue Cites
Mrs. Marts
Abilene
St. Martha's Guild
Episcopalit Church
Bode Hall
Spence
Yov'elock
Nellie Cain
Minnie Net
Howard Long
W,t. Cline
Th. J. Gist
Judge Reavis
Ruth Reavis
Miss Net
Gist
Frankie Gist
Miss New
Lone
Firmers. Institute
Here
Dawson
Library on second floor of Strong building feared by city groups
The text notes a growing urge to relocate a library to the Strong building's second floor. It mentions local groups like Elks Knights and Ladies and churches awaiting vote counts, with assorted small figures and derailed OCR fragments about totals and affiliations.
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Biles
Elks
Central School
ALF Presbyterian Church
Ssbb Highlanders
Aoa
Christian Chiureh
Knights & Ladies
iWon
M. I
Pretty Hone Wedding at J and Leyden Residence
Miss Gertrude Leyda and Fred F. Schmitt wed on a Thursday evening in a home ceremony. Judge Ward Cole officiated in a parlor bower as guests toasted the couple and a formal dinner followed. The bride, eldest Leyda daughter, is a former clerk in Bode store. The groom recently bought the Bode store and will reside on North Lane Street.
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J. &. Leyden
Gertrude
Fred
Schmitt
Marriag
Res Kimer Ward Cole
Z. BE. Leyda
Bode
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Wilmer Stoughton
Iis
Supreme Court
Nebraska Hay and Grain Co
First National Bank of
Supreme Courts
C. Gillispie
P. B. Weaver
Bank
MR. Taxpayer
Allount
Vi Dinnie
M. Wourranin
Malls City
G. M. Bankerr
Sun
Wales
Society News
B.A. Needle Club
Minnie Goeda
Council No. 610
Knights & Ladies of Security
Nellie Macomber
Coweta
J. T
Ladies and Society of the Baptist Church
Bayne
Geo. Jennings
Sorosis
Holland
Wido
Caannini
Jaquet de
M. J. Kensington Club
Nellie Schock
Mesdames
W. A. Greenwald
George Holt
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