Nehawka and Area Residents Visit for Thanksgiving
Nehawka A G Cisner and family visited Nebraska City last Saturday afternoon. Marie Nelson and wife spent Monday in Avoca with friends. Robert McDonald and wife visited the McTonalds in Manley last Sunday. Alvin and Lenna McReynolds spent Sunday with Charles Cuning in Omaha. Mrs Henry Sturm remains very ill at home. Mrs J R Thomas of Lincoln and Helen Warden of Nehawka visited Mrs W S Norris last Sunday. Fred Geade and Lawrence Kruger visited Lyle Kruger in Nehawka. Frank Linder and A G Disney were in Omaha on business. Disney marketed fine hogs. Kruger and Bucholds went to Avoca for Thanksgiving with Lawrence Kruger and others. Frank Lemon and Mrs Lemon visited John Harvey in Omaha. Burnell Adams returned from state university for Thanksgiving. Mr C D Adams managed business in Omaha. William H Kruger attended American Legion matters in Nebraska City ahead of the Nehawka gathering. White Franklin Womack and friends rolled their car into a ditch near Louisville. few injuries. Laverne Steffens and family home for Thanksgiving. D Steffens and wife enjoyed Thanksgiving with C Steffens and wife in Lorton for six weeks work, returning home recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Cisner
Familly
Nebraska City
Marie Nelson
Avoca
Robert McDonald
Manley
O. E. McTonald
Robert
Alvin McReynolds
Lenna McReynolds
Charles Cunning
Omaha
Henry Sturm
J. R. Thomas
Lincoln
Helen Warden
Nehawka
Norris
Fred Geade
Palmyra
Lawrence Kruger
Lyle Kruger
Frank Linder
A. G. Disney
Disney
George Bucholds
Frank Lemon
John Harvey
Lemon
Burnell Adams
The
State University
C. D. Adams
American Legion
William H. Kruger
Maxine
Albert Anderson
D. Steffens
C. Steffens
Lorton
Home From the West. Lile Krnzer who was in the west
Local note notes Lile Krnzer returning from a western assignment. The item provides a brief update on Krnzer's whereabouts and recent activity, typical of a community notices column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lile Krnzer
Brother Seeks Quick Return as Illness Worries Palmer Family
J. M. Palmer received a wire from Chicago stating his brother is very ill and to come at once. He left to be with him while Mrs. Palmer stays with her sister in Auburn. They hope for a quick recovery and return of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Palmer
Chicago
Dr. Dafoc
RCA
Caoter
Tulsa Couple Relocate to Nebraska Farm
Mr and Mrs Sam Wade moved from Tulsa Oklahoma to Nehawka Nebraska last week occupying the late Wm Schlictemier farm northeast of town. They were moved by Ralph Fry a truck driver from an Indiana company who notified his firm after arrival and wires were sent with further instructions for Mr Frys work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wade
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Nehawka
Wm. Schlictemier
Nehawke
Ralph Fry
Indiana
Fry
Mitchell Letter Reports New Home in Mitchell South Dakota
A letter from Mitchell South Dakota describes moving to the area and settling in. It notes Mr Bestor beginning work as representative for Burgess Battery Co and covering much of the northwest territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
South Dakota
Xmirs
Robert Gestor
Mr. Bestor
Burgess Battery Co
Northwest
Legion Convention Draws Large Crowd to Nehawka
The American Legion district convention in Nehawka attracted about 660 to 700 people from twelve activities plus the Legion Auxiliary. The Methodist church buoyed the event with entertainment for the auxiliary members. A fuller report will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Dm District
Nehawka
Man Moves to New Farm Near Centerville Missouri
Following a sale connected with Mrs. Ten adore Tucker, M. Meer acquired about 150 acres near Centerville Missouri, near Henry Field holdings, and moved to the new home to farm this coming summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
M. Meer
Tenadore Tucker
Meer
Centerville
Henry Field
Linsey-Woolsey Cloth in Mrs Troop’s Seizable Family Piece
Mrs W C Troop owns a rare Linsey-Woolsey fabric piece kept in the family for many years. The cloth, woven near Oskaloosa Iowa by Mr Troop’s grandmother, reflects historic home weaving with handspun yarn and flax-derived linen threads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Troop
Linsey-Woolsey
Iown
Oskaloosa
Troop
Ireland
Davenpoort
Town
Oskroosa
Nebraska
Returne Home Raymond Wooster Resumes Studies
Raymond Wooster returned from the hospital Saturday evening and is resuming his high school studies today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wooster
Thanksgiving visits and travels across Nebraska towns
The column lists numerous Thanksgiving and holiday travels with relatives across Lincoln Hastings Elmwood Elgin Murdock Seward Palmyra Meadow Grove Wahoo and other towns. Families including the Wolkens Piersels Glaums and Reitters visit kin while others report injuries and medical events such as a broken arm and a hospital operation.
Weeping Water Personal News Batch Recaps Local Visits
The column lists residents and visitors in Weeping Water and nearby areas. It notes Mrs Keith Munford winning a Quick Meal store prize, several people traveling to Lincoln and Plattsmouth for business, and various family gatherings and illness updates among residents. Local names include Eugene Colbert, Sadie Shrader, C D Adams, C E Tefit, Herman Funke, Ruth Hinds, Anna Kirkpatrick, John Kettlehut, Viola Joyce, Sycamore Betts, Roy Cole, Frances Hibbard, Fred Gorder, Lowell Rome, Adolph Mogensen, Gilbert Mogensen, Melvil Miller, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Munford
John Cole
Lincoln
Eugene Colbert
Weeping Water
John Kettlehut
Nehawka
Viola Joyce
Sycamore Betts
Hving
Roy Cole
W. C. Allen
Murray
Frances Hibbard
Omaha
Fred Gorder
Melvil Miller
Joseph Miller
Journal Office Offers Prompt Commercial Print Services
All kinds of commercial printing are provided promptly at the Journal office, promising quick turnaround for business needs and advertising materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Earl Oldham Visits Fairplay With Don Phillips
Earl Oldham formerly of Fairplay Missouri traveled to visit relatives, accompanied by Don Phillips who wished to visit at Dunnegan. Oldham planned to see his father C. M. Oldham in Fairplay and the pair expected to return later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Oldham
Fairplay
Don Phillips
Dunnegan
Mr. Oldham
C. M. Oldham
Brother of Wetmore Man Dies at 65
W D Baker learned of his brother James W Baker of Wetmore Kansas death last Monday. The brother aged 65 had worked as a truck farmer. Mr Baker left at once for James W Bakers home to attend the funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Baker
James W. Baker
Wetmore
Kansas
Fire Department Holds Annual Banquet Evening Event
The fire department enjoyed their annual banquet last Friday, a shared evening that highlighted service and camaraderie among crews. Details remained brief as the report reflected on the department’s appreciation for its members and their real worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Weeping Water Businessmen Honor Department with Dinner
Local businessmen gathered in Weeping Water to express appreciation for the department's services. The event featured excellent meals and all attendees reported an exceptionally good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeping Water
Mrs Harold Baker Improves After Hospital Operation
Mrs Harold Baker wife of the assistant postmaster had recurring appendicitis attacks. She was taken to the hospital for observation and underwent an operation last Saturday. She has shown good improvement since, a relief to her many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Baker
Rasmussen undergoes appendicitis operation in Omaha
Howard Rasmussen the son of Mr and Mrs Chris Rasmussen was taken to University Hospital in Omaha last week where he underwent an operation for appendicitis and has since been getting along nicely hoping to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Howard Rasmussen
Chris Rasmussen
University Hospital
Olsen Family Plans Winter in Chicago
Mr and Mrs Ole Olsen hosted their daughters Miss Dorothy Olsen and Miss Pauline Olsen who have lived in Chicago for some time. They recently visited Weeping Water for Thanksgiving and will return to Chicago with their mother remaining there for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ole Olsen
Dorothy
Pauline Olsen
Miller family Thanksgiving visit near Murray ends with splits
P H Miller and son Peter spent Thanksgiving near Murray. They enjoyed a fine dinner at Mr. and Mrs. James Miller’s home. On return P H Miller went back to Weeping Water while Peter stayed to help with chores at the James Miller home eight miles from Plattsmouth, where he works in the shops and has little time for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
P. H. Miller
Peter
James Miller
Plattsmouth
Pete
Extended Visit To Gridley And Howard Details
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bolz traveled to Gridley Kansas for Thanksgiving to visit Mrs. Bolz's uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. L J Prokop. They then visited Howard Kansas where Jack lived as a boy and both showed interest in the old town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bolz
Gridley
Kas
Car Plunges into Ditch Near Christian Church
Mrs. L. J. Wiles lost control of her car as she returned west from her mother's home and it ran into a ditch by the West Side street near the Christian church. The vehicle narrowly avoided the creek bridge and landed nose first in the ditch just north of Mrs. Isaac Wiles’s home. Her daughter and granddaughter were aboard but no injuries or major damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Wiles
Christian Church
Isaac Wiles
Keckler Host Well Attended Weeping Water Gathering
Mr and Mrs Ralph Keckler entertained a merry crowd of friends last Monday evening in Weeping Water. The hosts were joined by guests from nearby Manley including Mr and Mrs Harry Haws Oscar Dowler and wife Mr and Mrs Herman Rauth and John Carper and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Keckler
Manley
Harry Haws
Oscar Dowler
Herman Rauth
John Carper
Todds Leave for California for Twenty Fifth Winter
Mr and Mrs T E B Todd depart tomorrow morning for Long Beach California where they spend the winter. They will stop at Boulder Dam en route marking their twenty fifth winter in the south and their travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. EB. Todd
Long Beach
California
Boulder Dam
Local visitors and social calls noted in Plattsmouth visit column
M. E. Martin, Naomi Day, and several couples from Murray, Glenwood, Sioux City and Havelock were seen visiting relatives and conducting business in Plattsmouth. Mrs. Greeley Bell, recently at St. Joseph hospital, is recovering at home and plans to return this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monding
M. E. Martin
Plattsmouth
Naomi Day
Velda Newton
Henry Schneider
Fred Busch
Nebraska City
Win. Heinrich
Havelock
Fred Heinrich
George
Frank Dashner
Glenwood
A. H. VanderHast
Greeley Bell
St. Joseph Hospital
Thanksgiving Visitors and Travel Notes Across Nebraska and Illinois
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Leonard spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Leonard's parents in Omaha. Ada Kinsel plans to attend the funeral of her uncle E J Higley in Omaha tomorrow afternoon. Georgee Stovall and family of Avoca and Albert Seimers of Otoe were guests at the home of PD Summer Sunday. Jane Bennett and her mother of Omaha visited Miss Mary Ann Rosencrans in Wvattsmouth and Lincoln. Henry Meiersurgen of near Mudrock came for business with his sons Carl and Walter. George Kaffenberger travels to Wymore and Milwaukee to visit Rev Adrian Edgar and daughter Mrs Gladys Foxwell. The Winter will be spent at New Rochelle New York with Charles Spacht and Alma Lamphere of Chicago. Gert Lamphere returns home. Gus Stavron of Nebraska City was here briefly on the way home from Sioux City. he visited Mr and Mrs George Conis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Wolken
Omaha
L. W. Piersel
Lincoln
Glaum
Hastings
Ames Ketelhut
Sarah Keil
Dorothea
Donald Sickman
C. G. Bender
Bryan Memorials Hospital
Ronald Springer
Elgin
Warne
Mack Williams
Carl Price
W. B. Suresh
John Reuter
Tuerder
Lawrence Leonard
Mary Ann Rosencrans
Mary Ann
George Kaffenberger
Wymore
Nebraska
Adrian Edgar
Milwaukee
Gladys Foxwell
New Rochelle
N. Y
Charles Spacht
Alma Lamphere
Chicago
Gert Lamphere
Gus Stavron
Nebraska City
Sioux City
George Conis
Mosler Leads Installation at Holy Rosary In Falls City
Father Adolph M. Mosler rector of Holy Rosary church and Vicar General of the Lincoln diocese visited Falls City and Dawson today to assist in installing newly appointed priests in their charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondat
Adolph M. Mosler
Holy Rosary Church
Lincoln
Falls City
Dawson
Father Mosler
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church Sunday schedule
Church notices list a 9 30 Sunday school and a 10 30 German service with a 2 30 Christmas practice session for the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church
Funeral of Glen Fitchhorn Held at Blair
The funeral of Glen Fitchhorn was held Friday afternoon at the Smith Campbell funeral home in Blair. Rev. Reese of the First Baptist church of Missouri Valley conducted the service for a man born September 30 1900 in Pacific Junction Indiana and who died November 24 1926 in Mercy hospital Cornwall Binif at age 26. He married Mildred Campbell August 15 1927 at Blair and left four children Letha Glen Jr Johnny and a baby. He leaves his wife four children his father S D Fitchkorn of Plattsmouth three brothers Jess of Moorcroft Wye Ira and Elmer of Plattsmouth two sisters Mrs Knudle Haworth Grand Tsiage and Mrs Virgie MetCurryvil Plattsmouth a number of other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Fitchhorn
Smith-Campbell
Blair
Reese
First Baptist Church of
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Pacific Junction
Ueair
Mercy Hospital
Cownell Binif
Plattsmouth High School
Presbyterian Church
Missouri Valley, Inn
Mildred Campbell
Nebr
Aus
Talon
Larts
Letha
Glen
Johnny
Baby Wands
D. Fitthkorn
Pinttsmonuth
Jess
Moorcroft
Wye
Telephone men visit Kalyr area for Lincoln TELCO routine work
From Monday's Kalyr N Ott the rep from Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co and his assistant J S Hartler were here today. They met at the local exchange with Area Commercial Manager Ray Misner and called at the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalyr
N. Ott
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co
J. 8. Hartler
Lincoln
Ray Misner
Journal
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