Local visits and farm activity circulate in Nehawka region
Nehawka and surrounding areas report multiple visits to Lincoln and Union for business and social reasons last Monday and Tuesday. Dr David Wynegar and Dr Nehawka visitors travel by auto while local farmers shell corn and handle livestock shipments to Cedar Creek and Omaha. A Masonic lodge school draws Weeping Water members with Omaha officials aiding instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Cross
Lincoln
Big City
L. J. Austin
Thomas E. Fulton
D. C. LaRue
Union
Nehawka
Alvin McReynolds
Lanna Browne
David E. Wynegar
Leo Switzer
Rae Chrisweisser
Chalmer Switzer
James McVey
Mary Hennings
R. D. Taylor
Omaha
Wolph
Henry Young
R. M. Chrisweisser
John Chrisweisser
Nehaowka
Frank E. Woods
Weeping Water
Richmond Hobson
Rasmussen
5. P. Bostwick
Twelve Men Good and True Play Draws Good Return
The Ladies Aid of the Nehawka Methodist church staged the Twelve Men Good and True play at a Monday bazaar. The combined entertainment raised twelve dollars and offered prizes such as a blanket and a lollypop. Mrs. J J Pollard directed the play, with praise for her excellent instruction and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church of
J. J. Pollard
Mrs John Onn Shows Signs Of Recovery
Mrs John Onn, previously ill at home, has recently risen briefly from bed and is progressing well. Friends and relatives express hope she will regain former health soon.
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John Onn
Join Opp
Lincoln couple welcomes infant daughter last week
Eugene Nutemiet visited Lincoln to see his wife and infant daughter born last week. The family plans to keep the baby in Lincoln.
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Daugter
Eugene Nutemiet
Lincoln
Lin
Rheumatic Pains Relief After Sargon Treatment
Fred F. Fountain reports long standing rheumatic pains and indigestion relieved after using Sargon pills. He cites improved appetite liver tone and elimination of rheumatic pains after years of suffering. Mason City Weyrich & Hadraba supplied the treatment through agents.
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Frred F. Fountain
S. E
4Th St
Mason City
Weyrich & Hadraba
Nuteman Secures Apartments Amid Family Separation
The report notes that Mr. Nuteman obtained apartments in view of a physician while his wife and child stayed behind longer. The details imply a temporary separation as part of the ongoing situation and its arrangements.
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Eoln
Hitt Family Greet New Daughter at Home
Mr and Mrs Charles F Hitt celebrate the birth of a daughter. The infant and mother are doing well and the father is recovering as expected.
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Charles F. Hitt
Funeral for George Mark Held in Plattsmouth
The funeral for George Mark, long-time Plattsmouth resident, was conducted by Rev. W. A. Taylor of Union. Mark, who had suffered heart trouble for months, died last Saturday morning at his home, leaving many friends to honor a pioneer who helped shape the county’s development.
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George Mark
Plattsmouth
Mark
W. A. Taylor
Union
Masons Hold Two Day School of Instruction
The Masonic Lodge of Nehawka conducted a two day school of instruction on masonry. The aim was uniform work and teachings across the order, giving members an opportunity to learn the workings in purity.
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Masons
Masonic Lodge of
Nehawka
For Sale 100 Pullets Bred to Lay
For sale 100 pullets bred to lay stock and will lay soon. Price 75 cents each. Contact W. N. Brink via phone 631-W.
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W. N. Brink
Reed Sues Sheriff for 30000 Over Unlawful Arrest
Irwin Reed of Marshall county Kansas seeks 30000 in federal court claiming Sheriff Roy E. Avery unlawfully arrested him without a warrant on the highway at the Kansas Nebraska line and confined him at the county jail for an hour in front of Reed's home.
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Lincoln
Irwin Reed
Marshall County
Kansas
Roy E. Avery
Pawnee City
Kansas-Nebraska Line
Avery
Reed
Nebraskan novelist Mrs Aldrich to receive Kiwanis medal
Nebraska writer Bess Streeter Aldrich, author of Abbie Deal and A Lantern in Her Hand, is awarded the Lincoln Kiwanis medal for her efforts portraying Nebraska pioneers and life. The honor honors her literary career, countywide philanthropy, and role in state cultural groups.
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Bess Streeter
Aldrich
Nebraska
Lincoln
Mrs. Aldrich
Midwestern
Prairies
Abbie
Abbie Deal
Hugh Fullerton
Syndicate
Carrie B. Raymond
Charles H. Morrill
J. E. Miller
George Holdrege
Colonel Majors
Samuel Avery
A. L. Bixby
Boston Transcript
Iowa
Oklahoma
Daughters of Pioneers
Joyce Kilmer
Abbie McKenzie Deal
Cedartown
Woman's
Mason
O. Henry Memorial
England
Holland
Albeen
University of Nebraska
Elmwood
Chi Delta Phi
Theta Sigma Phi
Omaha Woman's Press Club
Altrusa of
Order of Eastern Star
Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club
Journal office prints various stationery items
Public notice notes the Journal office printing all kinds of prshiness stationery. It lists no firm dates or names, but indicates a variety of printed stationery produced at the newspaper facility.
Local visitors mingle across towns in regional roundup
Robert Emens of Miami Oklahoma visits cousin George K Staats and family. Fred UChuk of Omaha and relatives spend the day here. L T Bonner and son Lyle of Imperial Nebraska attend to land matters. Earle V Cole of Brule Nebraska visits Mynard. Sheriff Bert Reed and others go to Lincoln with Sampson Russell who is ill. Russell was in Glenwood recently and fell ill there.
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Robert Emens
Miami
Oklahoma
George K. Staats
Fred Uchuk
Omaha
L. T. Bonner
Lyle
Imperial
Nebrastka
Earle V. Cole
Brule
Nebr
Cole
Mynard
Bert Reed
Tom Svoboda
Julius Pitt
Tincoln
Sampson Russell
Mr. Russell
Glenwood
Poultry Show Opens as Local Visitors Arrive
S Ray Smith of Weeping Water arrived to assist in starting the four day poultry show. Mrs William Stewart of St Joseph Missouri visits with her sister Mrs F B Shopp and old friends in the community. Mrs H J Kaufmann offers top prices for poultry eggs and cream.
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H. J. Kaufmann
S. Ray Smith
William Stewart
St. Joseph
Missouri
F. B. Shopp
Protest A Price Advance By Newsprint Publishers Group
New York the board of directors and the newsprint committee of the American Newspaper Publishers Association adopted a resolution to inform manufacturers there is no justification for a newsprint price increase. They directed officers to pursue federal action if redress exists and called 70 publishers to share opinions, concluding the current rate of 55 percent was adequate for manufacturers.
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New York
Direc
Neweprch
A. Nop
Bates Book & Gift Shop Jumbo Peanuts On Display
A fine line of the daintily prepared jumbo peanuts and other hulled and prepared nut meats is showcased at Bates Book & Gift Shop.
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Bates Book & Gift Shop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred F. Fountain
Nehawka, Nebr
Pess Streeter Aldrich
Brock
Willys-Knight
Kheld
Plattsmouth Motor
Plattsmouth, Nebr
Willard Battery Station
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