Manley Social Roundup Notes Local Visit And Health News
Frank Stander of Omaha made a business calling round in Manley on Wednesday and met old friends. Miss Lillian Tighe of Omaha stayed at her sister Mrs Walter Mockenhaupt's home. Miss Katherine Sheehan has been ill with tonsillitis and quinsy but shows some improvement. Yheo Harris traveled to Lincoln for business matters, with Mrs Harris managing the store in his absence. Miss Anna Stoll of Plattsmouth visited Manley with Miss Teresa Rauth. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bergman and Miss Rauth hosted visitors Sunday. W J Rau, a banker, suffered an asthma attack last week but is improving. John Fleischman and wife of Louisville and Charles Fleischman and wife of Grmahn joined a family gathering at Fred Fleischman's home for a dinner and visit. Mesdames Rudolph Bergman and Oscar Dowler attended the American Legion Auxiliary district convention in Nehawka. Elmwood residents report a good attendance at both Legion and Auxiliary meetings. Since marrying, some relocated to the Stander place west of Manley, formerly Jo seph Johnsons farm, who has left farming to start a restaurant business in Elmwood and Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Lincoln
John Fleischman
Louisville
Charles Fleischman
Grmahn
Fred Fleischman
Mesdames
Rudolph Bergman
Oscar Dowler
Nehawka
I. M. Lum
Plattsmouth
William Theile
Unadilla
Avora
Dirk Neumeister
Bertha
John Rudge
Ray
Nebraska City
Lynn Hoback
William Maseman
C. O. Zuiser
Kadura
Omaha
Louis Carsten
John Rich
Lester Hoback
Carter House
Avoca
Caroline Marquardt
Selma Marquardt
Omeha
J. W. Brendel
Carl Tefft
Lincoln Hospital
Charles Marquardt
Henry Marquardt
Scribner
B. C. Marquardt
Ivan Paap
Otoe
A. Z. Thomas
Nadine
Eileen
Shenandoah
Thomas
W. H. Bogard
Clyde
Murray
W. L. Seybolt
Margaret Brendel
Richard
Catholic Priest Conducts Services in Manley
The Rev. Father Hellman of Lincoln and editor of the Register visited Manley to conduct services at St. Patrick's Catholic church. Rev. Hoffman, recently transferred from Auburn, will soon serve the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Hellman
Lincoln
Register
Manley
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Hoffman
Auburn
Mrs Steinkamp Receives Home Help for Illness
Mrs E Steinkamp has been feeling poorly of late and while able to get about she is not well enough to manage household tasks. Miss Teresa Reuth is engaged to assist and care for the patient with hopes of improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinkamp
E. Steinkamp
Teresa Reuth
To Farm Near Manley Mr. and Mrs Edward Panska
Mr and Mrs Edward Panska have been making their home south of Manley as they plan a move to a nearby farm. The couple has resided in the area for years and are preparing for the change with family help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley
Edward Panska
Installation services for new St Patrick’s priest at Manley
The services connected with the installation of the new priest of St Patrick's Catholic church of Manley will be held at the church Wednesday forenoon at 9 50. Rev Father Hoffman arrives from Auburn where he has had a long successful pastorate and will assume charge immediately after installation. Parishioners praise his ability and anticipate a harmonious year ahead for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Catholi Church
Manley
Father Hoffman
Auburn
Local visit ends with farewell gathering in Louisville
Way Restard of Atchison Kansas visited his brother-in-law David Brann then traveled to Louisville last Monday for an I O O F and Rebekah farewell party. Families of BE G Thackrey and L J Mayfield were leaving Louisville to winter in California and Texas. Mayfield has disposed of his paper there, new editor taking charge December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way Restard
Atchison, Kansas
David Brann
Lousville
Rebekah
BE. G. Thackrey
L. J. Mayfield
Louisville
California
Texas
Mayfield
Relatives Gather at Murray Home for Sunday Dinner
Mrs Myra McDonald of Murray hosted a family gathering with Oscar McDonald, Mrs Claude Black of Kansas City, Mrs W F Moore, Arthur T Hansen and families, joined by Robert McDonald and family of Nehawka, for a merry dinner with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald Home
Myra McDonald
Murray
Wother
Oscar McDonald
Claude Black
Kansas City
W. F. Moore
Arthur T. Hansen
Ahere
Robert McDonald
Nehawka
Roosevelt Pinochle Club Social At Riester Home
The Roosevelt Pinochle Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riester’s north of town for an enjoyable evening. High score among women was Mrs. Walter Mokenhaupt and among men Harry Haws. Frank Bergman won the consolation prize. The traveling prize went to J. C. Rauth after successive players held four aces. Mrs. Riester held a four ace hand but declined the prize to avoid self award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Frank Riester
Walter Mockenhaupt
Harry Haws
Frank Bergman
J. C. Rauth
Delta Deck
Frank Gobelman
Wm. Schmidtmann, Jr
Lillian Livingston
Tom Watling
Program and Plate Supper At Sciota School
The Good Wills club hosts a program and Plate supper at Sciota school on Thursday December 10 starting at 7 30 PM. Public invited.
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The
Good Wills Club
Sciota School
For Sale Piano in Good Condition
For sale a piano by P. Tyer in good condition. Call Mary Carter at phone number 11 for details.
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P.tyer
Call Mary Carter
Itv
Plattsmouth touted as Cass County shopping hub
A local advertisement proclaims Plattsmouth as the ideal large town shopping center for Cass County residents with bargain news values matching larger markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Cass County
Bargain News
Shower for Mrs Minniear in hon or of a wedding
Ladies of the Christian church held a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Perry Minniear, formerly Mildred Carlberg. A mock wedding featured as the afternoon's centerpiece with numerous attendees playing roles from minister to bridesmaid and usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Manners
Hallie Marshal
Chester Minniear
Benton Hardison
Walter Minniear
Flower Elvis
Harry Tincher
Don Tineher
Hanneh
O. Carlberg
Sally Sower
Eddie
Arrel Sutton
Entertainer hosts Joe Penner dinner at Reeder home
Lumir Gerner provided the ducks at a Joe Penner themed dinner hosted last evening at the J. R. Reeder residence. Attendants included Misses Jean Ray Kathryn Luke Lois Brandhorst and Lee Knolle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumir Gerner
Joe Penner
J. R. Reeder
Jean Ray
Katherine Luke
Lois Brandhorst
Lee Knolle
Woman's Club Card Party Draws Sixty Guests
Sixty men and women attended activities at the H. M. Soen nichsen home yesterday afternoon and last evening. Prizes were awarded for auction and contract bridge and for pinochle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Soennichsen
Entertains at Pinochie Party Honors Esther O’Neill
Mrs J L Kocian hosted a Tuesday afternoon party at Pinochie with Miss Esther O’Neill of St Libery as guest of honor. Pinochie was played. First prize went to Mrs Frank Horsak and consolation to Miss Mildred Dvoracek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Kocian
Esther O'Neill
St. Libery
Frank Horsak
Mildred Dvoracek
Methodist Federation Hosts Christmas Meeting at Church Parlor
Friday's Daily notes the Methodist Federation gathering in church parlors with Mrs. Wm. Baird reading a Christmas story. Mrs. E. H. Wescott sang, backed by her husband, while devotionals were led by Mrs. Elmer Sundstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Federation
Wm. Baird
E. H. Wescott
Elmer Sundstrom
V. C. Wright
Naomi
Missionary study and Christmas party plans by Pesbyterian ladies
Mrs L O G Minor led a missionary study on Iran and Utah at a Presbyterian Ladies meeting on Wednesday afternoon. A Christmas party and kitchen shower were planned for December 16 at the KC hall. Circle 2 hosted the meeting at KC hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbtyerian Federation
Mrs Ke Tunnel Hosts Informal Bridge Party
Entertained visitors Mrs Carl Koch of Presque Isle Maine and Mrs York Hinman of North Platte were guests of honor at a Mrs CO KE Tunnel home gathering. Two tables played bridge with candles and small Christmas trees as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Koch
Presque Isle
York Hinman
North Platte
Co. KE. Tunnel
Donald Lee Perry Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Donald Lee Perry celebrated his sixth birthday yesterday with a party hosted by his mother Mrs. H. B. Perry. Guests played in and out of the house, enjoyed a candy hunt, received balloons, and watched a cake with candles after gifts. Attending were John Kelly and Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lee Perry
H. B. Perry
John Kelly
Rich
Land Farm and Ranch Bargains
One Hampshire boat offered with good alfalfa hay in barn. Listing mentions Chas M. Mead of Murray Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Chas, M. Mead, Murray
Trade listing for farm equipment and local helpers
One F-20 truck carrying new guarantee 8775. Also one John Deere 1933 power lift cultivator 475. Will trade Cass Co Implement Co. Duxbury Joanne Hall Marcella Svanda Maaryin Kieck Margaret Payden and Norman Perry assisted his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Cass CO
Ord Duxbury
Joanne Hall
Marcella Svanda
Maaryin Kieck
Margaret Payden
Norman Perry
Celebration for Mrs. Chriswisser's 89th Birthday Dinner
Mrs. B. Chriswisser marked her 89th birthday with a dinner yesterday. Guests included her Omaha brother Jess Guiney, Cedar Creek niece and family, and Plattsmouth friends. Donald Perry, aged six, delivered birthday greetings with his mother, brother, and aunts in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Chriswisser
Jess Guiney
Omaha
Willams
Cedar Creek
Bert Reed
Till Cotner
Plattsmouth
Chriswisser
Donald Perry
Donald
H. B. Perry
Norman
Grace Perry
H. C. Sherwood
Louisville Chamber Honors Lee Mayfield Ehmer Sundstrom and Guests
Honor shout out for Lee Mayfield, Ehmer Sundstrom, John Turner, William Robertson and Clarence Sedgway as they join the Louisville Chamber of Commerce party to honor Mayfield. Attendees praised his Louisville community work and lamented his departure. An overset stew was served at Adam Rentschier Cafe. D C Huffman new editor of the Louisville Courier attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehmer Sundstrom
John E. Turner
Wm. Robertson
Clarence Sedgway
Louisville
Chamber of Commerce
Lee Mayfield
Mr. Meyfield
Adam Rentschier
C. Huffman
Louisville Courier
Speck Family Hosts 21 At Country Sunday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Ben Speck entertained 21 relatives and friends at their country home Sunday. Mrs Speck led dinner with help from daughters Marie Kathryn and Phyllis Jane. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jake Horn and Leota, Mr and Mrs Fred Schafer and Mary, Creighton Nebraska, Mrs Mary Becker, Henry Horn and Helen, Jane and Gerald Keil, and the Specks with children Marie Marion Hillard John Phyllis Shirley Eidell Patti Mae. Later Floyd Becker and Billie joined the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Speck
Speck
Marie Kathryn
Phyllis Jane
Jake Horn
Leota
Fred Schafer
Mary
Creighton
Nebr
Mary Becker
Henry Horn
Helen
Jane
Gerald Keil
Marie
Marion
Hillard
John
Phyllis
Shirley Eidell
Patti Mae
Floyd Becker
Billie
Surprise party honors newlyweds with gifts and dancing
A group of young friends gathered at the Meisingers home to surprise the newlyweds Sunday evening. The evening featured dancing and visiting with the couple receiving several kitchen gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Meisinger
Meisingers Host Twenty-One at Murray Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meisinger entertained twenty one guests at their country home in Murray last Thursday. Attendees included Frank Marler and grandson Billie from Lincoln, William Wonder and Joy and Charles from Avoca, Charles Bates and son Clark from Nehawka, Edward Marler and daughter Edna from Murray, William Brandt Jr from Nehawka, Clifton Meisinger and family from Cedar Creek, and Miss Georgian Golland from Nehawka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meisinger
Murray
Frank Marler
Billie
Lincoln
William Wonder
Joy
Charles
Avoca
Charles Bates
Clark
Nehawka
Edward Marler
Edna
William Brandt, Jr
Nehawkea
Clifton Meisinger
Lucy Ann
Bobby
Cedar Creek
Georgian Golland
St. Louis Visitors To Plattsmouth Family Home
Mr and Mrs Earl B Elder and daughters Emily Jane and Betty Ann visit Rev and Mrs V C Wright in Plattsmouth for a few days. Mrs Elder is Wrights sister. The Elder family, long in St Louis, plans relocation to Los Angeles where Mr Elder works as a consulting engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Earl B. Elder
Emily Jane
Betty Ann
Plattsmouth
V. C. Wright
Elder
Wright
Los Angeles
Calif
Red Cross Book Acquired by Cass County Chapter
The Red Cross book In War's Wake by Colonel Ernest P. Bicknell has been placed in the Cass County chapter for member access. Interested readers may contact Miss Augusta Robb, Cass County chairman, at Union to view or borrow the volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest P. Bicknell
American Red Cross
Cass County
Avoca Briefs Include Visits and Local Sales
Avoca residents and visitors figure in a series of social and business notes. L. M. Lum, of Avoca, transacted business in Plattsmouth last Tuesday. William Theile, Unadilla, visited Avoca for business. several Nebraskans and Omahanes stopped in Avoca for calls and visits. The Ben Hoffman farm sale drew many locals as he plans to move to Plainview. Elmer J. Hallstrom and James Johnson worked busy clerking at sales. notable attendance at the Ivan Paap funeral in Otoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer J. Hallstrom
James Johnson
Peculiar Accident Sends Henry Sudman to Omaha Hospital
Henry Sudman slipped at his back door stepping onto a porch edge and fractured his leg in two places. Dr. J. W. Brendel gave first aid before Sudman was transported to Nicholas-Senn Hospital in Omaha for serious treatment. George Sudman and family joined the Sudman relatives to visit in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sudman
J. W. Brendel
Omaha
Nicholas-Senn Hospital
George Sudman
Avoca Club Delves Into Christmas Gifts Topic
Mrs. Mary S. K. Harmon hosted Avoca club members for a meeting focusing on Christmas gifts. Leaders detailed gift making as the centerpiece of the lesson. The group enjoyed a delicious luncheon afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S. K. Harmon
Avoca Club
Lesson Recital Ends With Student Enjoyment
At the conclusion of the lesson period the students expressed great enjoyment of the session. The brief note reflects a positive reception and appreciation from participants.
Car Stolen in Nebraska City
John Buerner and another young man drove to Nebraska City last Saturday to transact business. They parked the car on the street and it was stolen when they prepared to return home. They had to telephone for another car to bring them home, and the missing vehicle has not been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
John Buerner
Behrns and Marquardt Visit Chicago Shopping Trip
Behrns and John Marquardt departed last Monday by bus for Chicago to buy goods for their stores and view Christ’s shopping activity in the Windy City. They returned home late in the week after an enjoyable visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lloyd
Behrns
John Marquardt
Windy City
Big City
Peace Bond Granted in Elmwood Case
In county court this morning the State of Nebraska ex rel and Adalyn Wilson vs George S P Wilson saw a peace bond granted. Wilson supplied a $100 bond. Both parties reside in Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
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the Plattsmouth Journal
Postoffice
Plattsmouth, Neb
R. A. Bates
Canada
Manley News
Frank Stander
Lillian Tighe
Katherine Sheehan
Elmwood
Stander Place
Joseph Johnson
Murdock
Sear S. Davis
Platts
State Bank Bidg
John Sander
Ann Sander
Sander
Loung Beach
Henry Sander
Otto Waters
Helen Smetana
Marie Horn
Honor Lee Mayfield
RED Cross Book
Ruth Marie and
Nellie Oglevee
School of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State College At
Nittany
Ruth Marie
Somerset, Pa
Avoca News
Doan
Doans
Highway 75
Deere
K. W. Grosshans
Rex Young
Glutel Tas
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