Death of Raymond Weiss Aged 24 Farmers End
Raymond A. Weiss twenty four well known young farmer northwest of the city died at St Catherine's hospital Omaha after heat stroke Friday and complications. Survived by parents Herman and (Mrs) Weiss five brothers and one sister Ernest Walter Arthur Gustave Albert Ella all of this community. unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cay
Raymond A. Weiss
Starkohn
St. Catherine's Hospital
Omaha
Herman Weiss
Ernest
Walter
Arthur
Gustave
Albert
Ella
Funeral of Ray Weiss in St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
The funeral of Raymond A. Weiss, a well known young farmer, was held at St. Paul’s Evangelical church this afternoon. Pastor G. A. Pahl preached comfort and hope, with Frank A. Cloidt singing two solos and Miss Leona Mei at the piano. Interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery west of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Weiss
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
G. A. Pahl
Frank A. Cloidt
Jesus
Leona Meisinger
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death of Mrs. Henrietta Ehlers in Chicago at 87
News comes from Chicago of the death of Mrs. Henrietta Ehlers age 87. She leaves daughters Mrs. Margaret Tiekotter and Mrs. Alex Pink both of Chicago and son Henry Ehlers, plus about 21 grandchildren and as many great grandchildren. The funeral and burial will be in Chicago on Thursday marking her 88th birthday.
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Chicago
Henrietta Ehlers
Margaret Tiekotter
Ticketter
Alex Pink
Henry Ehlers
Starkjohns Plan Two Week Stay at Henning Minnesota
Mr and Mrs Henry Starkjohn with sons William and John Patrick Brink depart for Henning Minnesota to spend a two week vacation at their Battle Lake summer home. They look forward to fishing boating and enjoying the lake country. The Starkjohns have vacationed at Henning for years at a cottage they own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Starkjohn
William
John Patrick Brink
Henning
Minnesota
Battle Lake
Minnesota Lake
Starkjohn
Village Clerk Charles IL Long Visits City for Court House Matters
Charles IL Long, village clerk of Murdock, spent Tuesday in the city to handle court house business and visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles IL Long
Murdock
Boy Loses Arm After Farm Accident Near Wabash
Alvin West eleven of east of Wabash was taken to Omaha after a barn loft fall left him with severe injuries to the left side. Doctors reported little hope for recovery as the arm was amputated at Omaha following the incident at his parents farm home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin West
John S. West
Wabash
Omaha
Alvin
Plattsmouth Woman to Attend World Education Meeting
Miss Marie Kaufmann, longtime Plattsmouth city schools teacher, will join the World Federation of Educational Associations in Oxford August 10 to 17 as an American representative alongside Miss Ruth Pryde of Lincoln. After Oxford she plans to sail to New York aboard the Europa for return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kaufmann
Plattsmouth
World Federation of Educational Association
Oxford
England
Miss Kaufmann
National Educational Association
Ruth Pryde
Lincoln
WFEA
Distribution of 1935 corn hog checks in Cass county
Final compliance for 1935 corn hog contracts completed in Cass county last Saturday August 3 with about fourteen hundred contracts. Over $101000 in checks from Washington issued, including 15 cents per bushel on corn and 7.50 per hog. Distribution schedule lists Maynard August 7 Union August 7 Greenwood August 8 Murdock August 8 Eagle August 9 Elmwood August 8 Weeping Water August 19 at Farm Bureau office for uncalled checks.
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Cass County
Washington
Farm Bureau
Maynard Community
M. Union
Greenwood
Murdock
Eagle
Elmwood
G. A. R. Hall
Miss Peatrice Ann Undergoes Appendectomy
Miss Peatrice Ann was taken ill Monday and rushed to Omaha where she was admitted to the Methodist hospital for appendicitis. She successfully underwent surgery and is recovering well, with reports showing a good reaction and prospects for a speedy recovery.
Return from California on West Coast trip
Misses Wilhelmina Henrichsen June Keil and Marie Nolting return home Saturday after several weeks on the west coast. They toured principal places of interest and coast cities including the San Diego exposition and will prepare for fall school opening in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Henrichsen
Keil
Marie Nolting
San Diego Exposition
Certification of Cass Co. Labor Under the WPA
Cass county residents on relief rolls will be certified for WPA projects as officials check eligibility. Miss Helen Kouble and Miss Irma Suchy supervise offices. W. H. Andresen assists. New rules require 90 percent of WPA workers come from relief rolls, with local labor preferred and out of county workers returning home. A meeting at 4 p.m. will discuss certification and cushion projects with wage scales set at 32 dollars monthly for 140 hours and 44 dollars for skilled labor.
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W. H. Andresen
Helen Kouble
Irma Suchy
Cass County
WPA
Lincoln
Butler
Cass
Madison
Syracuse
FERA
Rouble
Suchy
Bhshborn, Bauers and Peters, Inc
Birthday Dinner Honors Harley Becker in Chicago Brother Visit
Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Sattler Jr on South Chicago Avenue a birthday dinner honored Harley Becker of Chicago celebrating his 33rd birthday. Guests included H E Becker Louise Bauer Louis Ward Egenberger John H Becker William Schmidtmann Jr Janis Schmidtmann and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sattler, Jr
Chicago Avenue
Harley Becker
Chicago
Willam Schmidtmann, Jr
Janis
John Sattler
Soennichs Return From Southern Ozark Trip
Mr and Mrs Henry G Soennich sen returned home Sunday after a pleasant motor trip to the south and Ozark country. They depart at once for South Dakota where sons John and Richard have been visiting an aunt. The family has returned to this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Soennichsen
South
Ozark Country
South Dakota
John
Richard
Returns From the Hills by W R Young Fuetioneer
W R Young returns home from a trip to the Black Hills of South Dakota visiting sister Lena Lyman in Vail and sees much of the region’s points of interest. He notes cool pleasant weather after east Nebraska’s recent heat wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Young
Black Hills
South Dakota
Mr. Young
Lena Lyman
Vail
Meny
Rex
Nebraska
Death of Pioneer Byron Young in Cass County
Byron Young age 75 a Pioneer Cass county resident died July 30 in York Nebraska where he lived at the L O F state home He was born and raised at Hock Bluffs later lived in Plattsmouth and worked for J W Fare and Q K Parmele Funeral services were attended by Mrs Charles Manners and her daughter in Plattsmouth with York attendees listed in the report.
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Cass County
York
Byron Young
Das
Nebraska
Mr. Young
Lewis H. Young
Hock Bluffs
Plattsmouth
J. W. Fare
Q. K. Parmele
Charles Manners
Minnie Hild Named Clerk as Duxbury Board Acts
County Judge A H Duxbury filed the appointment with the board of county commissioners naming Minnie Hild as clerk of the court. Miss Hild has served as clerk during the absence of A W Farmer who resigned to take a federal clerical post in the Rural Resettlement administration in Washington D C. Farmer will also pursue advanced law studies at a major Washington college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
Board of County Commissioners
Minnie Hild
Miss Hild
A. W. Farmer
Farmer
Rural Resettlement Administration
Washington, D. C
Washington
Omaha Men Arrested For Drunken Driving Suspected
Officers Pickrel and Lancaster arrested two Omaha men driving a car in the business district under liquor influence. They were ordered from the vehicle and held at city hall overnight. Names listed as John Parick and John Baueka from Omaha were released on cash bond and to appear later this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Pickrel
J. E. Lancaster
Omaha
City Hall
John Pariick
Perry Street
John Baueka
South 21St Street
Jaeger Family Heads West for Black Hills and Yellowstone
Mr and Mrs George Jaeger and daughter Charlotte depart for a western vacation. They will tour the Black Hills in South Dakota and then visit Yellowstone National Park observing notable scenic sites along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jaeger
Charlotte
Black Hills
South Dakota
Yellowstone National Park
Long Time Murray School Instructor Dies
Miss Beulah Sans 41 a longtime Murray teacher and community figure died at her home after months of illness. Survived by three sisters and one brother as well as five half siblings, she taught in Murray’s primary grades for twenty years and was widely respected in Cass County communities. She was born on the Rock Stuffs homestead and educated in local schools before entering teaching. Her death leaves a deep sense of loss in Murray and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Sans
Rock Stuffs
Murray
Miss Sans
Charles Garrison
Union
W. G. Boedeker
T. S. Barrows
Walter Sans
Omaha
Joseph Sans
Berford
Colorado
J. M. Prans
Auburn
Lillian Ottnatt
Nebraska City
John
Charles Sans
Omaha Amerifican Legion Band to Visit City
The Omaha Amerifican Legion post band will give a concert on Saturday evening on the court house lawn. About forty five top Omaha musicians will perform as part of the summer entertainment program with an 8 o clock start if local plans hold.
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Omaha Amerifican Legion Post
Court House Lawn
George Lushinsky
Omaha
Nowacek Family Home Hosts Sunday Social
The West Locust residence of Mr and Mrs James Nowacek welcomed Charles G Nowacek Florence and Miss Mary Thurtle with Rev Father Lawrence Oberst and sister for a pleasant Sunday visit and luncheon before their departure back to Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nowacek
West Locust Street
Charles G. Nowacek
Florence
Mary Thurtle
Lawrence Oberst
Lincoln
Capitol City
Ill Lincoln man improves after ruptured appendix
Reports from the U S Veterans hospital in Lincoln say Robert G Reed of this city has been very ill due to a ruptured appendix but is somewhat better. The patient remains seriously ill yet shows reaction to treatment and hopes are that the poison will be cleared from his system soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Veterans’ Hospital
Lincoln
Robert G. Reed
Patton Will Visit Chicago for Brief Family Visit
Louis Patton left Tuesday for Chicago to spend a few days with his brother Ward Patton and family and enjoy a short vacation in the city and surrounding area.
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Louis Patton
Chicago
Ward Patton
Farm Worker Suffers Severe Finger Injury With Corn Knife
Albert Varga sustained a deep tendon injury to a left finger while working on his farm south of town on Saturday. He drove to town for treatment and the wound hampers his farming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Varga
Mr. Warga
S. S. Gooding Struck by Car Near Athletic Park
S. S. Gooding, prominent city resident and Burlington railroad veteran, was struck by a car driven by Robert Rummel while crossing near Athletic park during a kitten ball game. He suffered severe head cuts and bruises but showed signs of improvement and was taken to his son Everett Gooding’s home for care. The driver was shaken by the accident and halted the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Gooding
Mr. Gooding
Plattsmouth Falls Short at Shenandoah in Night Tennis Matches
In Shenandoah Iowa a group from Plattsmouth lost six of seven matches with only Ikbert Fitch defeating Armand Barnes 6 4 1. Nebraska City players may visit Sunday as Lawlor cup play to start around August 18. Other results include Tyner over Mason 6 4 6 2 and Dr Rotter beating Sayles 6 7 6 0 6 2.
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Shenandoah
Iowa
Lkebert Fitch
Plattsmouth
Armand Barnes
Nebraska City
Tyner
Mason
Horsack shoots two under in local golf round
Frank Horsack, a top local golfer and city champion, shot two under par during a foursome with Fred Howland, Lester Gaylor, and Fay Spidell. He has won the southeast Nebraska crown at Nebraska City and played at the Omaha Country Club with Dr. R. P. West and J. L. McKarron of St. Joseph, Missouri.
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Frank Horsack
Fred Howland
Lester Gaylor
Fay Spidell
Frank
Nebraska
Nebraska City
Horsack
R. P. Westover
J. L. McKarron
St. Joseph
Missouri
Dr. Westover
Omaha
Hall v Hall seeks divorce and child custody in Cass County
Harlene Hall files for divorce from Clarence Hall in district court. The couple married in Rockport Missouri in April 1922 and reside in Cass County Nebraska. Attorney W G Kileck represents the plaintiff.
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District Court
Harlene Hall
Clarence Hall
Pleintif
Rockport
Missouri
Cass County
Nebraska
W. G. Kileck
Mrs. Ravina Chidester Dies in Omaha Hospital
Mrs. Ravina Chidester 43 wife of John S. Chidester of Union died at Immanuel hospital Omaha Tuesday at 12 05 AM following a surgical operation after months of illness. Born December 14 1891 in Union she was daughter of the late James Ervin. Survived by husband an adopted daughter Bonnie Odell Chidester five sisters and two brothers. Funeral Thursday 2 20 PM from J S Chichester home Union private service Elder Frank Higgins Nebraska City in charge burial West Union cemetery Union. Pallbearers nephews Raymond Ervin John Ervin Glenn Edminston James Boardman Elmer Cogdill Darrell Ervin.
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Ravina Chidester
John S. Chidester
Union
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Chidester
James Ervin
John 8. Chidester
Nebraska City
Cass County
Missouri Pacific
Bonnie Odell Chidester
Rachel Boardman
Hazel Cogdill
Mary Edminston
Mabel Good
Ponca
Neb
Huth Campbell
Murray
Orin
John Ervin
George Hastings
J. S. Chichester
Frank Higgins
West Union Cemetery
Raymond Ervin
Glenn Edminston
James Boardman
Elmer Cogdill
Darrell Ervin
Archer Travel Service Promotes Free Vacation Planning
Christine Soennichsen of Archer Travel Service touts free planning and ticketing for summer trips. Clients include Amelia Friedrich touring Europe and Otto Peterelt's family with other bus and air tours. Robert Walling returns from Los Angeles. No charge to book, details via Archer Travel Service and H M Soennichsen store displays. Plan your trip by writing or calling Mike Soennichsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Soennichsen
Archer Travel Service
Marie Kaufmann
Soennichsen
Amelia Friedrich
Europe
Otto Peterelt
Robert Walling
Los Angeles
California
Vroman Couple Sets West Coast Visit Schedule
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Vroman depart Saturday for a west coast trip to visit old friends and a brother in Los Angeles. They will stop in San Francisco and San Diego to tour the exposition, then return home after two weeks. Mr. Vroman resumes work at the BREX shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Vroman
West
Chicago Traveler Visits Beckers and Friends
Harley Becker of Chicago arrived in the city Sunday to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs H E Becker and their many old friends. He will be joined later in the week by Mrs Becker for a visit with the home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Becker
Chicago
H. E. Becker
Becker
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Raymond Weiss
Ray Weiss
NEA of
U. S
Cass Co
Omaha Farties
Murray School
S. S. Gooding
Burlington
Athletic Park
Dr. Rotter
Sayles (P
Yates
Root
Irwin
Giles P
Chidester of
Omaha Hospital
Liberty Precinct
West Coast
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