Nehawka News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Dr D E Hansen traveled to Omaha to visit his parents and return home. Mrs G A Murdoch shows slight improvement but remains feverish. Kathleen Hathaway suffers scarlet fever at their Nehawka home. Robert Shrader visited Fiatsmouth and stayed with Homer Shrader family. Mrs Albert Wolfe and Gladys Wolfe visited Omaha leaving exchanges to Mr Wolfe. Union hosts Nelanka in a 22 to unknown score basketball win. Harry M Knahe celebrates Hampshire hog breeding success. Mrs Taylor remains critically ill. Dr Hansen attends Cass County Medical convention in Weeping Water and a subsequent officers election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Hansen
Omaha
S. B. Hansen
G. A. Murdoch
Richard Ingwersen
Pollard
Sherman Hathaway
Nehawka
Kathleen
Robert Shrader
Fiattsmonuth
Homer Shrader
Albert Wolfe
Gladys
Exchange
Wolfe
Nelianka
Union
Harry M. Knahe
Ando
Plattsmouth
Mur
Ray
Taylor
Z. W. Shrader
Cass County
For Sale A Fine Fruit Truck and Chicken Farm
Sale offers a mixed farm with vineyard, fruit trees peach cherry plum gooseberry currants, truck gardening soil, good pasture timber, wagon harness household goods farming implements, three cows Jersey Guernsey Holstein, two Chester White sows, English White Leghorn hens, Chinchilla rabbits, 40 bushels potatoes. Entire lot with immediate possession as owner moves to California. Apply
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrow
Chester White Swine Record Association
California
Nehawka Basketball Visits Plattsmouth For Practice And Preliminary
The Nehawka team traveled to Plattsmouth last Monday for a practice game at the high school gym and returned Wednesday for a preliminary against Plattsmouth Reserves before the Plattsmouth Louisville matchup, winning 16 to 138.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
Plattsmouth
Louisville
Christmas Eve Play at Nehawka Methodist Church
Under church officers the Bible school plans a Christmas Eve program at the Nehawka Methodist Church on Thursday December 24 featuring a play a Christmas tree and a treat for children with a general good time urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
The
Methodist Church of
Waldo family to move to Kansas after summer at Knabe residence
Jacob Waldo and family who worked for Harry M. Knabe this summer have relocated to Williamston Kansas after accepting a position with Mr Quigley. With fall ending and lighter work, Knabe can manage duties himself.
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Kansas
Jacob Waldo
Harry M. Knabe
Knabe
Waldo
Quigley
Williamston
Peter Opp Down Town Again After Illness
Peter Opp, long ill at his son John Opp’s home since April 7, improved enough to go downtown briefly last Saturday. He enjoyed the chance to see friends after a long confinement at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Opp
John Opp
Peter
Looked For Foot Prints At Rock Bluffs Nebr
Frank M Massie visited the old town site of Rock Bluffs with his wife and friends to locate the place where he first set foot in Nebraska, around 1860. He traced his family’s journey from Ohio down the Ohio River to the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, reaching Rock Bluffs before moving on to near Weeping Water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Massie
Rock Bluffs
Nebraska
Mr. Massie
Ohio
Ohio River
Mississippi
Missouri
Massie
Christmas at Otterbein Church Services and Eve Program
The Otterbein Church of United Brethren in Christ led by Pastor Otto Engebretson holds Bible school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. The U P S C E meets at the parsonage Friday night December 18. All welcome for the Sunday school and Christian Endeavor Christmas program and tree on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren IN Christ
Otto Engebretson
Otterbein Church
Church Bible School
Sunday School
Christian Endeavor
Christmas program at Nehawka Church
Large attendance expected for Nehawka Church Evening Gospel service at 7 30 p m. U P S C DG will not meet Christmas week. Sunday school Christmas program and tree on Wednesday night Dec 23 at 7 50 p m. All are welcome. Bible quotes express gratitude for the gift of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka Church
Church Bible School
David
Christ the Lord
Democrats to Seek Reduced U. S. Costs
Democratic leaders formed a 20 member congressional policy committee to push spending cuts and tax/tariff study while deferring decisions on the Hoover moratorium. The group, led by Garner and Robinson, will advise during the session and represent diverse regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingter
D. C
Democratic Congressional Policy Committee
House of Congress
Treasury
Garner
Robinson
Ark
Ftoor
Congress
Glass
Walsh
Mont
Mass
Hull
Tenn
Barkley
Harrison
Miss
Wagner
New York
Pittman
Nev
Rainey
Burns
Cullen N. Y
Crisp
Bankhead
Ala
Taylor
Colo
Drewry
Sandlin
Greenwood
Ind
World Herald
Fred J. G. Johnson Announces Congress Bid
Hastings, Dec. 15. Former Congressman Fred J. G. Johnson announces his filing for Congress on the Republican ticket. He will seek to represent the new Fourth district, a 25-county seat including York, Hamilton, Fillmore, Polk, Thayer, Saline and Jefferson, and pledges no support for canceling European war debts without major armament budget cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Europe
Fred J. G. Johnson
Congress
Johnson
York
Hamilton
Fillmore
Polk
Thayer
Saline
Jefferson
Farm loan notice for 160 acre plot near Plattsmouth
A note of 6,000 secured by first mortgage on a 160 acre farm ten miles eight south of Plattsmouth will sell on a six percent basis. Write or call John M. Leyda for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
John M. Leyda
Nearing Final Purchase Amid Last Minute Lessons
A brief report notes a purchaser edging closer to finalizing a deal amid late stage lessons. The piece highlights urgency and remaining hurdles as the buyer weighs options and timing.
Geary Leads High Producing Cass-Otoe Johnson Dairy Herd
C D Geary of Mynard tops the Cas¢-Otoe- Johnson Dairy Herd Improvement association with a five cow herd averaging 7 pounds of milk and 409.4 pounds of butterfat per cow for the month. Feed costs totaled 258.44 dollars with 14 cents per pound of butterfat. Nine Cass county members totaling 336 cows netted 6.12 dollars per cow above feed costs. A tank heater is advised as payback for a dairy herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Geary
Cass County
Christmas Candy Gifts and Safe Homemade Treats
Christmas is a season of gifts with candy adding to the cheer. Parents should use plain, pure ingredients for children and make candy at home to ensure safety. Included is a chocolate fudge recipe and notes on obtaining more sweets information from the Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Opera Fudge and Variations from a Chocolate Recipe
Instructions describe making Opera Fudge with sugar and cream, cooling, beating to creamy texture, pressing into a pan, and optional add-ins like chopped nuts candied fruit and melted chocolate. Variations include rose Opera fudge and layered bars, with keeping suggestions and shaping tips.
Sows Benefit From Alfalfa Diet and Exercise
Nebraska Experiment Station circular No. 40 advises green leafy alfalfa hay for sow nutrition plus minerals to support a healthy litter. It notes North Platte results with a chopped alfalfa and grain mix. Exercise is emphasized, weather permitting, with sows driven or exercised for feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Experiment Station
Circaler No. 40
North Platte
Farm Bureau seeks help with year end home book records
Mrs. Paul Hoff will be in the county the week of December 28 to assist in collecting home record books for the year. New home account keepers will also receive help starting their books. Anyone interested in keeping accounts should notify the Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hoff
Farm Bureau
Sprouted Oats Benefit Hens At Lincoln Poultry Farm
Sprouted oats support winter laying hens and require simple setup. At Lincoln Agricultural College poultry farm the box method sprouting is used with oats soaked about two hours then drained and shoveled into storage for feeding.
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Agricultural College
Lincoln
Sprouted Oats Feed for Hens Suggested by Temperature
In a basement room with temperatures between 50 and 60 degrees, oats sprout in five days after shallow boxes are moistened. The hens prefer sprouts about a half inch long and consume about 3 pounds per day for every 100 hens.
Sewing Machine Clinic Plans Advance for 1932
One hundred twenty one sewing machines were dismantled cleaned and reassembled during a sewing machine clinic held in 1931. Plans are under way for seven clinics in the last week of January 1932. Women interested in overhauling their machines should notify the Farm Bureau office, unless already signed up through project leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Leugders
Organized Agriculture at Lincoln Opens January 4
Lincoln hosts the Western Nebraska Organized Agriculture sessions January 4 to 7. Speakers include Dr. G F Warren of Cornell and Secretary of Agriculture Hyde. Topics cover crops livestock dairying home economics and milk goats with events on the Agricultural College Campus.
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Rel
Nebraska
Verinns Association
Lintholn
G. F. Warren
Carnell
Hyde
Amhildred W. Wood
Warren
Wyde
Weed
Arizona
Agricultural College
Dean W. W. Burr
Bess Rowe
Minna C. Denton
Fairview Workers Club Holds Last Meeting in 1931
The Fairview Workers Club met at president Mrs. Fred KafYenberger’s home on December 15 1931 to discuss framing pictures as a lesson with each member framing her own. Two visitors Miss Mildred Murray and Norene Kaffenberger attended and a lunch was served by Mrs. Ray Mayfield and Mrs. Fred Kaffenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Workers Club
Fred KafYenberger
Mildred Murray
Norene Kaffenberger
Ray Mayfield
Fred Kaaffenberger
Welcome Myniard Entertainers at Pleasant Ridge Event
Myniard entertainers perform at Pleasant Ridge Community Club on Friday evening December 15. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Pleasant Ridge Community Club
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Joe H. Lidgett
Union, Nebraska
Sheldon’s
Nehawka, Neb
U. S
Fred Johnson
Makeyoe
Saat Watil
Ton
Lescurety Aan Ahetene
Cass County Farm Bureau
Edgar Guest
Stunt Books
Oem Spee
University of Nebbraska
Evelyn Mgtzier
Gladys Winegar
Caroline HK. King
Arthur B. Hyde
Mildred Weigley Wool
County Extension Club
W. H. Brokaw
Agricultural Extension Service
Caroline B. King
Caustry Gentry
Margaret Fedde
University of Nebraska
Tussia
Mildred Webley Wood
Dsscuss
Otte County
Cornell University
Mildred Wood
Cief
DD. D. Weinscott
Cass Co
Jessie H. Bahiwin
Aca.t. Ca
Fairview Workers
Sheaffer
Bates Book and Stationery Store
5Th and Main Streets
Plattsmouth, Nebr
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