Greenwood residents give thanks and cargoes of corn shared
Greenwood and nearby towns celebrate Thanksgiving with corn shipments to Peters elevator and local farmers. Residents like W. H. Leesley, Wm Daft, Henry Greer, and others shell and deliver new corn while visiting Omaha and Lincoln. Local stores display Christmas goods as the season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Leesley
BE. H. Armstrong
Peters
Fred Halke
Omaha
Greenwood
Weibke
Lincoln
Clarence Pailing
Rex Peters
Henry Gakemeier
Murdock
Lulu Hurlbut
Son Bar
W. C. Boucher
Alice
C. W. Martin
White
Bucknell
Geo. Trunkenbolt
Dewey Headley
Eagle
W. A. White
George Bucknell
Beatrice
Clyde Newkirk
Art Reese
A.W. Schulke
America
Mathews
Peterson
A. R. Birdsall
American Legion
Frank Welton
Post
Studebaker
Orison Johnson
Cr. W. Martin
Willis Knight
Mathews and
Thomas Welton
Rock Island Plow Company
Rock Island
Texas
W. & Allen
Wyoming
Death of John Reese in Columbus shoemaker obituary
John Reese, an uncle of Philip Reese, formerly of Asiland where he ran a shoe business, left sixteen years ago to Columbus to continue in the same trade, and died at his Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reese
Philip Reese
Asiland
Columbus
Tate
Obituary and Classified Notice From Greenwood Neb
The widow and two daughters mourn the death of a 71 year old man buried last Wednesday in Greenwood. Art and Philip Reese attended the funeral. Also appearing is a classified ad seeking to buy hides of dead horses and cattle, contact F. J. Kelley at phone 2203 Greenwood Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Art
Philip Reese
Mr. Reese
Greenwood
F. J. Kelley
Greenwood, Neb
Weltons Host Friends Event Near Greenwood
Mr and Mrs Frank Welton entertained guests last Thursday at their home southwest of Greenwood. Attendees included George Welton and family of Greenwood Wm Bond and family and H Welton of Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Welton
Greenwood
George Welton
Wm. Bond
H. Welton
Lincoln
Greenwood Transfer Line Routes to Omaha Lincoln
Greenwood Transfer Line announces regular trips to Omaha on Monday and Thursday and to Lincoln on Tuesday and Friday. Loads picked up on these trips with full loads available at any time. Fred Hoffman signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Omaha
Lincoln
Fred Hoffman
Odd Fellows Elect Officers at Greenwood Lodge
The Greenwood I O O F lodge elected Leo Peters noble grand J M Armstrong vice grand L C Marvin secretary and S S Peterson treasurer for the coming term. They celebrated with an oyster supper at Birdsall cafe after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Greenwood I. O. O. F. Lodge
Leo Peters
Noble
J. M. Armstrong
L. C. Marvin
S. S. Peterson
Birdsall
Arkansas to Elect a Woman to Congress
Washington notes women are increasingly winning seats in Congress. Arkansas agrees to elect Mrs. Fannie Pearl Oldfield to fill her late husband’s unexpired term, likely for one session only. The district favors the honor, while other elected women include Mrs. Florence P. Kahn Mrs Edith Nourse Rogers Mrs Langley and three new members Ruth Hanna McCormick Ruth Bryan Owen and Ruth Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Arkansas
Fannie Pearl Oldfield
Willliam A. Oldfield
House of Representatives
Florence P. Kahn
Julius Kahn
California
Edith Nourse Rogers
John Jacob Rogers
Massachusetts
Langley
John Langley
Kentucky
Atlanta
Seventy-first Congress
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illneis
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Ruth Pratt
New York
New York City
Walnut Grove Filling Station Destroyed by Fire
A Walnut Grove filling station on the Walnut Grove Fort Crook highway was wiped out by a fierce blaze Friday after 5 PM. Owner George Rushart said operations will resume tonight though rebuilding and pump replacement will take time as oil tanks exploded, showering burning oil over the lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Grove
Fort Crook
George Rushart
Rushart
Altho
Thanksgiving guests at Thygeson home in Nebraska City
Mrs. J C Thygeson hosted a noon Thursday Thanksgiving dinner with guests including A W White and Mrs J A Donelan of Plattsmouth, Mrs F D Burgess and Dr Burgess of Omaha, Mrs Carl Brown and Mr Brown, and Margaret and Dick Brown of Papillion. Robert Thygeson is home from the University of Nebraska for Thanksgiving. The Bates Book and Gift Shop offers the Dennison line crepe paper novelties and a complete picnic stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Thygeson
Thygeson
A. W. White
J. A. Donelan
Plattsmouth
F. D. Burgess
Dr. Burgess
Omaha
Carl Brown
Mr. Brown
Margaret
Dick Brown
Papillion
Robert Thygeson
University of Nebraska
Nebraska City News-Press
Dennison
Bates Book and Gift Shop
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Thygeson Home
Coats
Bolivias
Det
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