Greenwood notes on local people and community events
Carl Weideman enjoys a Platte River fishing trip north of Greenwood. Mrs. Rex Peters to teach in Lemon district this year starting next Monday. W. A. White nursing a finger injury from work. Fred W. Etheredee to celebrate 72nd birthday Wednesday August 31. Phillip Bell of Indianola visits Greenwood for business. Clayton D. Sanborn hosts visit from children Robert and Mary Jean. Clarion Sanborn ill last week then recovered. Guild meets at church with new officers. rags for carpet use requested. Cedar Hill homecoming draws large crowd from broad area. Mesdames Landon and son Wayne visit Lincoln to see Wayne Landon Sr. at Pryan Memorial hospital. W. R. Young and Troy L. Davis, candidates, booster trip for Cass county fair in Weeping Water Sept 13-16. Encouragement to visit the fair. admission free. Road work: gravel now spreading Greenwood to county line and town southward. traffic improved. gravel spread benefits Greenwood merchants and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Weideman
Platte River
Greenwood
Rex Peters
Lemon
W. A. White
Henry Wilkins
Fred W. Etheredee
Phillip Bell
Indianola
Iowa
Clayton D. Sanborn
Robert
Mary Jean
Clarion Sanborn
Cedar Hill
Fred W. Etheredge
Mesdames E. A. Landon
Warne Landon
Wayne
Lincoln
Wayne Landon
Pryan Memorial Hospital
W. R. Young
Troy L. Davis
Cass County
Greenwood post delegates return from Norfolk convention
The Greenwood post delegation arrived home late Wednesday after a four day stay in Norfolk Nebraska for the state Legion convention. They brought back the cannon that drew 15,000 parade spectators on Tuesday as their tractor drawn field piece carried by George Trunkenbolt Earl Jardine Jessie Dildine George Lunceford and Col Phil Hall while James Bright watched the proceedings at a cabin camp near Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Post
State Legion Convention
Norfolk
Nebraska
Norfolk Avenue
George Trunkenbolt
Earl M. Jardine
Jessie Dildine
George W. Lunceford
Col
Phil L. Hall
James Bright
Greenwood
Good Plan for Cass County Legionnaires Forms 1935
George Bucknell, a confirmed convention attendee who missed this year's state Legion gathering at Norfolk, outlines an excellent plan for 1935 to organize Cass county Legionnaires for the upcoming national convention expected in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bucknell
Norfolk
Chicago
George
Cass County Legionnaires
Early Summer Planning for Comedy Team Route
A plan outlines touring with a small band and a comedy team, performing short plays and stunts from Cass County Nebraska to larger towns. It urges starting early, traveling light, and advertising to boost the convention season before next year’s dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
Family trip to Red Cloud reports good weather and corn
West FE L McDonald, his wife and son Bertrand visited Red Cloud last Saturday and returned Sunday. They saw much country and found corn looking mighty fine in most places, though some distant areas had crops badly burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West FE
L. McDonald
Bertrand
Red Cloud
Hes Sure Been Busy
Arthur Stewart, unable to find work elsewhere, cleared land and planted five varieties of sweet corn as seed. He set three acres for each variety, separating patches to prevent mixing, and now cultivates almost thirty acres of garden crops with steady hand labor to keep weeds down and crops thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stewart
Howl
Visit Describes Mrs R E Mathews and Family
Mrs R E Mathews and her son Emory spent a week visiting the mother of Mrs Pelle Wilson in Powhatan Kansas. Bob drove to Powhatan last Thursday for an overnight stay and returned the next day with his wife and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Mathews
Emory
Mathews
Pelle Wilson
Powhatan
Kansas
Bob
Filline Station Change Hands Sees New Owner
S. D. Porter has purchased the Filline station from Rey Fredricks and plans improvements. He will add crushed rock or gravel to allow entry from a busy direction, set up a fruit booth, and operate a cafe for travelers. He intends to turn the property over to his son Harold after completing changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filline Station
S. D. Porter
Rey Fredricks
Tamry
Harold
Visit Brings Comfort to Ill Louisville Resident
Clarence G. Mayfield of the Louisville area has been bedbound for weeks with heart trouble and complications. On Monday Fred W. Etheredge Albert Buskirk and Rev. W. E. Goings visited him, finding him very weak but hopeful for a rally and return to normal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Mayfield
Clarence G. Mayfield
Louisville
Fred W. Etheredge
Albert Buskirk
Rev. W. E. Goings
Mr. Mayfield
Joint church social on the lawn with Methodist guests
Members of the Christian church and Bible school hosted a social on their lawn last Saturday that united with the Methodist church and Bible school as guests. The event featured a suitable program, games for children, home made ice cream and cake, fruits, and music by the Ashland band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church and
Bible School
Methodist Church and
Ashland
Home from the South A D Findley family returns after tour
A D Findley and his wife complete their fourth annual tour through southern Missouri and Arkansas then spent the heated season in the Ozark mountains. They returned home Friday of last week with Master Raymond Howard who accompanied them and enjoyed the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Findley
Missouri
Arkansas
Ozark Mountains
Raymond Howard
Cemetery gravel donation boosts Greenwood fund
Last week the cemetery gravel fund received a $10 check from Mr. Roper. The message thanks all friends of Greenwood cemetery for their assistance.
Will Hold Revival Soon
The Christian church plans a revival meeting at their church starting Sunday September 4. Local pastor invites families and neighbors to attend the event and join in the spiritual sessions and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Church Revival Set With Rev Goings Preaching
Local church announces revival services conducted by church members with Rev. Goings delivering all sermons. A special choir from the church and Bible school will provide music, and the public is invited to attend. Further announcements on sermon topics will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goings
Church
Bible School
Schools Open Monday for New Term
Schools ready for Monday opening with teachers on hand after summer vacations. Pupils appear cheerful at resuming classes as three months of play end. The board faces a vacancy from Edgar Cole resigning as 7th and 8th grade teacher, but many teachers are available to fill the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Cole
Library Hours Set by Greenwood Woman's Club
The Greenwood Woman's Club library exchange will operate on weekdays only with hours from 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM. Librarians volunteer their time willingly to supervise the program and adjust as needed to avoid burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Woman’s Club
Manley News Items Describe Local Visits and Travel
Last week in Manley featured visits from Miss Mary A Murphey in Omaha, Fudge Smiley from Lincoln, and Harold Andrus from Auburn. Locals A B Hill Fred Schrenker and John Falischman traveled briefly, with numerous friends and relatives hosting and dining during short stays.
Band Concert in Manley Delights Rural Audience
The Louisville Farmers Union band played last Friday night in Manley to a crowd estimated over 500 with visitors from most county towns and some from outside the state. The program included boxing during intermission and the event earned praise for its music and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley
Louisville Farmers Union
Local visits noted in city court and county matters
Dairy resident Elvin Smith of LeRoy Kansas visits his uncle C A Rawls for a few days. Harvey Burk of Atlantic Iowa returns home after a brief stay. E Philpot near Weeping Water attends to business at the courthouse. Emma Delart visits Clarinda Iowa with niece Mrs Roy James. J E Hallstrom Avoca banker visits for court matters. Friday visitors include Martin L Ruby of McCook to meet relatives and land interests. Mrs Don C Rhoden Kelly J Rharen and Alex Rharen of Murray attend county court business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Smith
LeRoy
Kansas
C. A. Rawls
Harvey Burk
Atlantic
Iowa
E. (. Philpot
Roy James
J. E. Hallstrom
Avoca
Martin L. Ruby
McCook
Ruby
Don C. Rhoden
Kelly J. Rhaien
Alex Rharen
Murray
District neighbors welcome a weekend of visits and travel
Datty Mr and Mrs Melvin Farabee and their young daughter from Doniphan Nebraska arrived Friday to reconnect with old friends. Mrs J B Wigley from Council Bluffs came Friday to visit her daughter Mrs George Barr and many longtime friends. Mr and Mrs Cecil Marek from northern Kansas left this morning for Wymore after visiting at Otto Marek’s home. Mrs M M Louie and two daughters, here for weeks aiding Mrs Jessie Hall’s family, departed for home. Billy Knorr spent days at Hastings with an outing and will return Sunday while Miss Jean visits relatives there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Farabee
Doniphan
Nebraska
J. B Wigley
Council Bluffs
George Barr
Cecil Marek
Kansas
Otto Marek
Wymore
M. M. Louie
Jessie Hall
Soule
Billy Knorr
Hastings
Miss Jean
Meisinger Family Reunion at Plattsmouth Park
The Mei singer family holds its annual reunion at Garfield Park in Plattsmouth on Sunday September 4. Family members are urged to bring baskets for a shared meal and enjoy the day together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meisinger
Garfield Park
Plattsmouth
Notice to Creditors in Rhoden Estate Case Cass County
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court summons creditors of Don C. Rhoden estate to appear September 22 and December 24 1932 at Plattsmouth to examine claims. Claims must be presented within three months from September 23 1932 and debts paid within one year from that date. Dated August 26 1932. County Judge A H Duxbury.
Notice to Creditors in the Fleshman Estate
The State of Nebraska Cass County in County Court notifies all creditors to present claims against the estate of Clarence W Fleshman. Examiner will sit in the County Court Room on September 22 1932 and December 24 1932 at 10 o clock a m to examine all claims. Claims must be filed within one year from September 23 1932. A H Duxbury clerk seal a29-2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cass County
Clarence W. Fleshman
Plattsmouth
A. D
Said
A. H. Duxbury
The Secrets of Poise and Hair Care Discussed
An article notes poise comes from being unaware of oneself and highlights how a friend’s grooming aids social ease. It promotes permanent waves from Etta Belle Beauty Shoppe with Gabrieleen permanents and occasional finger waves by Miss Etta Nickels to maintain a neat look in warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Belle
Miss Etta Nickels
Busy back-to-school prep and fall shopping tips
The piece highlights students rushing to clean and pack clothes at Fred Lugsch Cleaners for a school start. It notes quick service at Gie Oil for car care, party hosting ideas with an icebox lunch, and previews early fall fashions from local stores plus canning gear at Bestor & Swatek Hardware and school supplies at Knorr's Popular Variety Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lugsch Cleaners
Ore Oil Company
Gie Oil Company
Mauzy Drug Store Delights with Refreshing Fountain Drinks
The Mauzy Drug Store invites patrons to relax at booths for a mid afternoon fountain drink. Known for the McKessen line of drugs, the shop is a social hub where locals meet and unwind during warmer weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauzy’s
McKessen
Soennichsen's Poll Parrot shoes and Alle hosiery feature
Local shopper tips highlight Soennichsen's Poll Parrot children's shoes praised for durability and proper fit, with Alle hosiery. The ad praises the store for fresh groceries and delivery, plus tips on steak frying from Mul Son's Grocery and Brown's Cafe for summer meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Soennichsen
Soennichsen’s
Soennichsen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary A. Murphey
Omaha
Fudge Smiley
Harold Andrus
Auburn
Emma Andrews
A. B. Hill
Fred Schrenker
Seward
Frank Stander
August Glaubitz
Harold Krecklow
Cedar Creek
John Gauer
Fred Falischman
John Falischman
Lewisville
Court House
Rachel Falischman
Charles Gade
J. C. Rauth
Anna
Wm. Glau- Litz
Herman Rauth
Teresa Rauth
Phillsmouth
Rudolph Gergman
American Legion Auxiliary
Ewing
Bergman
Meisinger Family Reunion
John Rice
Al-Tiw
State of
Cass
Advo
A. G. Bach
Mr. Busch
Ladies Toggery
Bloomfield
LeVine
Mmne
Renauld
Wurl’s General Store
Bestor & Swateh Co
Bestor & Swatek
Knorr
Fetter Shoe Company
Enna
Ocen
Deliv
Mul Son's
Brown
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