Society notes of entertaining and weddings
Entertaining for Mrs Emfrett. compliments to Mrs Robert F of Denver. Mrs J F Wearily hosted a luncheon with 15 guests. White Cloud Sewing Circle met at Lena Reamer's home. June 17 gathering with refreshments. July 8 meeting at Miss Alice Haldeman's home. Marriage of Miss Marvel Moses to Gus Green last Wednesday at Rev D S Thompeen's Line Lincoln home. Couple to live on a farm near Corner Blaine. Tea hosted by Mrs J F Wearin, Mrs Chas Summers, and Mrs J W Baer for Mrs Charles Hill of Arlington, Wash. Roy F Lang and Helen Pesward wed. Rev Fe 16 Godrich officiated. couple to reside in Glenwood. Frank Summers hosted bridge breakfast for Mrs Duran Summers. 16 guests. Visitors hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs Charles Hill of Arlington. guests include Mrs Hill's sister, Mrs T W Gidley. Archery and balloons at a supper for Mrs Charles Hill visit. Miscellaneous shower for Mrs W W Aistrope, a recent bride. Business girls meet at Miss Margaret McCormick's home. scavenger hunt and bridge. 12 attendees.
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Sriving Circle
Beamer
White Cloud
Lena Reamer
Fdythe Hertz
Rena Lawrey
Alice , Haldeman
J. F. Wearin
Chas
Summers
J. W. Baer
Wearin
Charles Hill
Arlington, Wash
Roy F. Lang
Wooa. Lams
Malvern
Helen Pesward
GC. Howard
Near Glenwood
Godrich
Glenwood
Clarence Alton
Mandamin
Mockington
Laird
Parsons
Lowor
Washington
Trill
Thomas W. Gidley
Be, Hill
Leonard Anderson
Byington
W. W. Aistropy
Margaret
McCormick
Boondoggle Branch named after Long Island club stream
A trout stream on Long Island linked to a wealthy fishing and hunting club was widened by 37 CCC workers at government expense after a director asked the club manager for work for the boys. The stream, dubbed Boondoggle Branch, winds through the club’s land.
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Log Island
Long Island
CCG
CCC
Supreme Court flags SEC overreach in Jones case ruling
The Supreme Court warned against unauthorized power by public bodies as it ruled the Securities and Exchange Commission had overstepped its authority in the Jones case. It criticized intrusions by federal agencies and private inquiries, calling such conduct reminiscent of the Star Chamber. The decision reversed lower courts on Jones's right to withdraw his registration, halting further SEC action.
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United States Supreme Court
Securities and Exchange Commission
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Thich
Black Committee
Dblack Committee
Star Chamber
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J. Euward Jones
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Participation Trust
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Federal deficit grows past 1935 level in 1936 third quarter
Washington reports the federal deficit rose to 2,237,190,510 at the three quarter point of the 1936 fiscal year, higher than 2,199,098,989 in 1935. Roosevelt had promised a balanced budget, yet the deficit remains sizable, signaling continued fiscal strain.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
WPA Drama Project Transforms School Skit Night
Stuyvesant High students presented a WPA drama piece titled School Days but were inserted into a Parisian Nights revue as WPA renumbered and reattributed plays. The shift, aimed at veterans hospitals and similar venues, drew criticism from faculty and raised questions about federal funding use.
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WPA
America
New York
Stuyvesant High School
Bride Myrtle Achenbach Ties Marital Knot in June Ceremony
Bride Myrtle Achenbach daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Achenbach of Strahan wed Miss Myrtle Achenbach before marriage on June 13 in a Kansas City ceremony.
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Frank B. Wella
Kansas City
Myrtle Achenbach
J. P. Achenbach
Strahan
Glenwood Man Glenwood T G Byers Celebrates 84th Birthday
Col Tom Byers life time resident of Glenwood reached his 84th birthday last Friday. He lives with his son and enjoyed a day of calls from friends who could not greet him on the streets for months.
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Tom Byers
Glenwood
New Car Registrations in County the Past Week
Car dealers in the county sold autos despite warm weather with registrations in the past week. Names include J. S. Vestal Emerson Plymouth sedan Reno Custer Warren Knuppel Clenwood Chevrolet coupe Fred A. Green Glenwood Chevetter sedan Clenwood Chevrolet Silver City Plymouth
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Emerson
Plymouth
Secart
Glen Hayes
Reno Custer
Warren Knuppel
Clenwood
Chevrolet
Fred A. Green
Glenwood
Silver City
Marriage Licenses Granted In The Past Week
The week documented several marriages across Nebraska and nearby areas. Couples include Marry Breakman and Hazel Conklin in Millard and Omaha, followed by a double ceremony conducted at a Baptist church. Additional unions feature Archie McCotlin with an unnamed partner, Leo Betts and Opal Krueger in St Joseph and Oran, Rey Lang and Atleon Howard in Malvern and Glenwood, Rey Reutzel and Trene Witherbes at Pacific Junction, Lloyd Hilliges and Leora Weaver in Central City and Stromsberg, plus Graham and Mae Drigsbach in Lincoln.
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C. Breakman
Millard
Nebr
Hazel Conklin
Omaha
Reve Hor. Goodrich
Thon Duane
Bernadine Layiin
Ff Corning
Orville Ladd
Wath Holmes
Imitia
Ken Ly
Quistor
The
Baptist Chhur
Leora Weaver
Stromsberg
Graham
Mae Drigsbach
Lincoln
Northwestern Bell lowers hand phone charge to 15 cents
C A Johnson, manager of Northwestern Bell Telephone Co, announced a reduction in the hand telephone monthly charge to 15 cents for 36 months starting July 3, replacing the prior 25 cent rate. Payments need not be continuous within State exchanges as long as totals reach 36 monthly payments. No charge for replacing desk or wall phones with hand sets.
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C. A. Johnson
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Mr. Johnson
Northwestern Bell Co
Johnson
County Seat Teams Fall to Local Clubs in Weekend Play
In a rough week of softball, County Seat teams struggled against Teel and Clemned clubs. Hardy homered for Clemned in the fourth as Oiters, Bears, and Oilers posted late-inning bursts to pull ahead. Walters, Braddess, and Wall bears flourished on offense, while Jost and Teel squads showed power against the home field.
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Semoet
Jost Theese
Gassers Fall to Texas Champions in Slugfest
Texas champions the Tack Spiders defeated the Gassers 12 to 3 as Diehl heated up in the fourth period and Wilkins sent a flurry of plays. Fans enjoyed the postgame antics as the Spiders celebrated and the Gassers prepared for upcoming games. Red Oak and Mondamin dates surface for July showdowns with Nee Wa and others on the calendar.
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Texas
Tack Spiders
Ais Chain Dist
Diehlerty
Althong Wilkinse
Spiders
Elovie Ing
Red Oak
League Standings and Telephones Charge Policy
League standings note a continuous introduction rate of 30 cents per month. The telephone company reduced charges as the number of hand telephones in service increased.
CCC Nine to Play for State Honors
The CCC nine aims for state honors after a series of decisive games. Malvern showed fight in the first inning while 12 late hits kept scores flowing as the team defeated Whittie and Clarinds on neutral Sidney field. The local company advances to the state finals at Camp Dodge, supervised by Lt Be 1. Sapp.
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Bsehall
Chamberdl
Cotel Rigaree
Shite CCC
Oweek
Heute
Shenaiebaste Cine Sidney
Sidney Field
Malvern
Chirindit
Camp Dodge
Sapp
Softball Schedule Card for July Games
Softball league schedule list shows upcoming games with teams Malvern July 20 Wallers and Tastination July 6 Wallers versus Oilers. The readable items indicate matchups and dates related to local league play.
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Ft Malvern
Ows
Wallers
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