Young Couple Weds in Elmwood Home Ceremony
Dorothy Olson daughter of Verena Olson wed Skyle Miller of Harrington Kansas at the bride's home last Sunday. Rev J P Clark officiated at 2:00 pm with about forty guests and a reception. Out of town attendees included Lena Shalberg Oscar Weeping Water Ruth Jean Meier Earnest Hollenbeck Peru and more. The couple will reside in Harrington Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Olson
Verena Olson
Skyle Miller
Harrington
Kansas
J. P. Clark
Margaret Meier
Inez
Elbert
Mable Mendenhall
Frances Meier
Hazel Olson
Lena Shalberg
Oscar
Omaha
J. J. Meier
Ruth Jean
Weeping Water
Earnest Hollenbeck
Peru
H. H. Boyd
Emma Shreve
Elmer Shreve
Louis Mollenbeck
Darline
Lloyd Miller
Wm. Mendenhall
Mable
Orval Miller
Orval Gerbling
Elmwood
Etho
John Sanders Suffering From Appendicitis
John Sanders was taken ill last evening with what appears to be appendicitis and has been confined to bed since last evening. The attending physician has not determined whether an operation will be necessary.
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Saturca
John Sanders
Mrs Golda Noble Teal Leaves for West Outing
Mrs Golda Noble Teal clerk of the district court and ben Bobbie depart for a vacation tracing a western itinerary. They will visit Cheyenne Evan Noble home then travel to Denver Boulder and other mountain destinations before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturcare
Golda Noble Teal
District Court
Ben. Bobbie
West
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Evan Noble
Denver
Boulder
Wife of Minister Recovers After Serious Operation
Mrs. Theodore Hartman is reported improving after a major surgery at Emmanuel Lutheran hospital in Omaha. Her daughter Mrs. Charles Drake and Mr. Drake traveled to Omaha to stay with her until recovery. Louisville friends express thanks and happiness at her gradual improvement.
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Theodore Hartman
Emmanuel Lutheran Hospital
Omaha
Charles Drake
Mr. Drake
Mrs. Hartman
Louisville
Hartman
Louisville Courier
Veterans of Foreign Wars push travel pay for Philippines veterans
Lincoln moves to secure travel pay due since 1899 for Spanish American War veterans who served in the Philippines with the First Nebraska infantry. About five hundred dollars per man with interest could be paid if Congress approves, with similar efforts in multiple states. A committee led by H E Clapp and others in Lincoln coordinates the push, while Senator Howell and Congressman Sears vow to introduce bills in December.
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Philippines
Nebraska Infantry
Lincoln
North
South Dakota
Kansas
Wyoming
Iowa
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Grossman
Lincoln Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Court of Claims
Congress
United States
Spain
Otis
San Francisco
Lester Anderson
Fremont
H. E. Clapp
P. J. Caps- Brave
Nebraska
Frank D. Eager
F. L. Fassett
Fraley Post
B. J. Newton
Omaha
Howell
Sears
Need of Starting Road to the New Bridge
The highway from the city to the Missouri river bridge needs urgent push as the bridge progresses but a road to it lags. Rain this fall could delay grading fills and a large culvert at Happy Hollow draw. Agreements with Burlington on right of way delay start, though city county and state favor the project for use by late fall.
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Missouri River Bridge
Happy Hollow
Burlington
Prince of Wales visits world Scout jamboree in Arrow Park
Fifty thousand scouts from many nations cheer as the prince of Wales and Ambassador Dawes inspect the 1300 American troops camp at Arrow Park England. Dawes makes an informal visit, fireside songs follow, and a world pageant of youth march concludes the day with a message from King George about future world peace.
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Arrow Park
England
Prince of Wales
Ambassador Dawes
Dawes
King George
Appeal of $7500 Alienation Verdict
Lincoln July court records show Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Williamson appealing a $7500 alienation of affections award from district court to Mrs. Erma Williamson wife of Alva Williamson. The couple sought to contest the divorce claims arising from events connected to Lenox Iowa.
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Lincoln
Supreme Court
Elmer Williamson
Erma Williamson
Alva Williamson
Lenox
Iowa
Aviators Visit Chicago Endurance Record Holders Arrive
Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine, new world endurance record holders, arrived in Chicago on the first leg of their country tour showcasing aerial refueling. Their flight over St. Louis lasted seventeen and a half days before The St Louis Robin landed at 12 45 p m d s t. They were hosted at the Loop hotel by the Chicago Association of Commerce.
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Chicago
Dale Jackson
Forest O’brine
St. Louis
Loop Hotel
Chicago Association of Commerce
Plattsmouth State Bank Upheld in Theatre Case
Judge Charles Foster of Omaha ruled in favor of the Plattsmouth State Bank against A W Cloidt and Parmele Theatre Co. He designated Searle Davis as receiver of the theatre property and to manage the company real estate affairs.
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Charles Foster
Omaha
Plattsmouth State Bank
A. W. Cloidt
Parmele Theatre
Parmele Theatre Co
Foster
Sear
8. Davis
Falls City Plans Gas Franchise Meeting
Falls City on August 1 votes to hold a mass meeting Friday night to discuss the natural gas franchise. Mayor George Lyons calls the gathering as the city council approves the ordinance submitted by the gas company.
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Falls City
George Lyons
Local visitors and residents carry out daily business in Weeping Water
Local figures including Dany- L. T. Little A. P. Moran and W. H. Tuey visited for hours to attend business at the court house and in town. Mrs. Otto Luschinsky and children planned a Lincoln visit while Mrs. Frank J. Libershal returned from Pekin and Peoria Illinois. Judge James T. Begley and wife enjoyed a ten day Colorado and Denver trip. William Mrasek escorted aunts Frances and Vera Cline to Iowa and Missouri. Emma Smith and children visited relatives in El Reno Oklahoma and Edgar Meisinger area. Hadraba family headed to Dewesse Nebraska to see the Janda home. John Friesel and father W. H. Friesel toured the city seeking a residence as W. H. Friesel aims to relocate.
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Dany
L. T. Little
A. P. Moran
Nebraska City
Court House
W. H. Tuey
Omaha
Otto Luschinsky
Lincoln
Frank J. Libershal
Pekin
Peoria
Ilinois
James T. Begley
Colorado
Denver
William Mrasek
Lamonia
Iowa
Kansas City
Frances Cline
Vera Cline
Emma Smith
Ethel
Raymond
el Reno
Oklahoma
Joseph F. Hadraba
Joseph Wooster
Dewesse
Nebraska
John Janda
Wooster
Janda
Robert Hadraba
Hadraba
John Friesel
W. H. Friesel
Local Docket Includes Attorneys and Visitors at County Seat
Otoe county attorney George H. Heinke and county attorney W. G. Kieck visited for a short time. Fred Clark of near Union attended to business and visited friends. Miss Constance Rea spent the week at a farm home northwest of the city with Miss Teresa Bier. Fred H. Gorder, county commissioner from Weeping Water, with nephew Mark Tool of Murdoch, handled county matters. C. E. Tefft and Victor Wallick from Weeping Water’s First National Bank came for several hours. Mr and Mrs W. H. Hohmann and family from Newton Kansas visited Mrs Hambann and August Roessler’s home. Gerald Fleming of Jefferson, Iowa, returned home after a visit prompted by his sister’s condition. Roy Olson, of American Fruit Growers Express in Atlanta, Georgia, came to see his parents T. E. Olson and rest from work. He is noted for success in the south with a strong position.
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George H. Heinke
Otee County
W. G. Kieck
Fred Clark
Near Union
Constance Rea
Teresa Bier
Fred H. Gorder
Weeping Water
Mark Tool
Murdock
C. E. Tefft
Victor Wallick
First National Bank of Weeping Water
W. H. Hohmann
Newton
Kansas
T. E. Olson
Olson
South
Residents Journey as Visitors and Attendees Reach Nebraska
Mrs. Charles Adam leaves for Rosilie Nebraska for a short visit with relatives and friends. Charles L. Turnbaugh of Hastings, former resident, visits and attends to business. Judge Robert McNealy of Louisville comes for county court matters and to see friends. Mrs. Charles Tassler and son Charles Jr depart for Western Nebraska for a brief visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs Gust Jochim and daughter Thelma of Louisville visit for a short time. Mrs. M. F. Nielsen and daughters Alice Irene of Omaha appear with relatives. Mrs. Otto Weisell and daughter of Peoria arrive for the Meisnger reunion. The ladies visit Henry Fornoff home in Louisville. Mrs. Hamilton E. Mark and daughters Mary Jane Rosalyn return from a ten day bus trip to Kansas City in extreme heat, enjoying the journeys.
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Charles Adam
Rosilie
Nebraska
Charles L. Turnbaugh
Hastings
Robert McNealy
Louisville
Charles Tassler
Charles, Jr
Western
Gust Jochim
Thelma
M. F. Nielson
Alice
Irene
Omaha
Josephine Kalasek
Neilson
Mike Bajeck
Joe M. Sedlak
Otto Weisell
Leo Schmidt
Peoria
Illinois
Henry Fornoff
Hamilton E. Mark
Mary Jane
Rosalyn
Kansas City
Improvement of the Missouri River Starting
The Missouri River navigation project resumes after weather delays with Government and contract crews totaling about 6,000 workers. Equipment includes boats, dredges, shovels, and tractors. Major revetment and dike work are planned with hundreds of thousands of feet of constructions. Officials expect full headway by next season and the Inland Waterways Barge Line may open to Kansas City in spring 1931.
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Missouri River
Missouri
Middle River
Kansas City
Sioux City
Wistrict
Inland Waterways Corporation
Lady legislator visits Gretna on farm near Gretna
Mrs Mable Gillespie known as the lone woman member of Nebraska legislature visits Gretna with William Gillespie and Dr E J Gillespie. A three time Sarpy county representative from a lifelong Gretna residence she led minority activity in the last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gillespie
Gretna
E. J. Gillespie
Cabbage Head Weighing Fourteen Pounds Brought to Journal
Mr and Mrs John Scheel of Mur dock visited the Journal offering a fourteen pound cabbage head noted as one of Cass counties best this season.
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John Scheel
Murdock
The
Journal
Cass County
Coakley Divorce Petition Filed in Deserts Case
A petition for divorce was filed in district court by Belle S. Coakley against Harry H. Coakley. Desertion is stated as the cause. Attorney Guy L. Clement of Elmwood represents the plaintiff in the action.
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the District Court
Belle S. Coakley
Harry H. Coakley
Guy L. Clement
Elmwood
Local Notes From South Bend and Nearby Towns
Wilby Cox has been on the sick list the past week. Many residents visit relatives and attend a baseball game where Ashland beat South Bend 6 to 5. Clyde Jones, 12, underwent an appendectomy in Omaha after his appendix ruptured prior to surgery.
Northland fishing trip to Pelican Rapids and Lake Lyda
Mr and Mrs L O Minor with children and Mr and Mrs T H Pollock depart for Minnesota for a several week fishing and rest trip. They head to Pelican Rapids and Lake Lyda to enjoy northeastern lakes and local points of interest in that region.
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L. O. Minor
T. H. Pollock
Pelican Rapids
Minnesota
Lake Lyda
Northland
New Son Arrives for Mr and Mrs Sanders
Friday evening at 6 30 a fine eight pound boy arrived at the Sanders home. The child is the first in the family and brings happiness to Grandfather Henry Sanders and other relatives.
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John Sanders
Henry Sanders
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Greenwood
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Selma
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Corbin Cox
William Kephart
Ashland
Emma Calder
Bert Winger
Viola Long
William O'Brien
Union
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Wil Hina Kittell
John Timm
Jason Streight
Ford
Virgil Brown
Warren Buskirk
W. D. Kline
Clarence Mumm
Plattsmouth
Melvin Baum
Lou Shaffer
John Mefford
W.A. Jones
Blondie
Hazel
Roscoe Johnson
Clyde Jones
Lord Lister Hospital
John Bornman
Grand Island
Charley
Glenn Kuhn
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Beatrice Besack
Virgil Besack
Crete
J. M. Moss
Morse Bluff
John Smith
Clyde
Thomas Walling Company
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