Christmas visits fill Ames area with family gatherings
Local residents share holiday downtime with relatives in Lincoln Burwell and Omaha. Visitors include Mrs Herman Wolken Mrs Helph Alien Ruth from Lincoln at Birs Anne's home and many others from Ames interior South Dakota and Davenport. Newsmakers note a health update on Frank Lanning and a series of Christmas programs at Trinity Lutheran and Methodist churches.
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Tro
Herman Wolken
Helph Alien
Ruth
Lincoln
Birs
AnNlen
Fred Eklfetseh
Guy Jones
Willian MeChing
Jasty
Burwell
Hugh Norris
Famili
Elinor Longmen
A. M
Irene MeFxil
Helen Nelson
Iev
Embree
Sarat Keil
Dorothea
Harvey Wall
Srepulive Sud
St. Elleaterh
Trinity Lutheran
Exsama Juddine
Suniday
Minneapoli
Minn
Edward Ankeny
Mr. Ankeny
Kenneth Kennedy
Omahe
Elmer Frohlich
Horoby
Betty Jo
Air
Ira Stall
Stephen Terror
Barney Wall
Arapahoe
Harvey
Roy Hayes
J. We
Florence West
Meadow Grove
Anna Graham
Jen
Kie Payson
Davenport
Iowa
Karoline Epahnie
Floyd Hyatt
Clifford Wright
Louisville
Arthur Henn
Lille Gaughter
Bury Lynn
Interior
South Lakote
Birth and Death Notice for Karélna Karius Spabal
Karélna Karius born January 27 1861 in Schut terwald Baden Germany died December 17 1935 at home in Eagte aged 74 years 10 months 20 days She married Charter Rudolph in 1854 and had seven children Theresa Burdick Fred Wall Emme Watch Dish Umland John Joe Fred all of Eagle Iowa She later married Joseph Spabal in 1906 She leaves 18 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren Funeral services at Methodist church conducted by Rev W J B Zimmerman in Springfield Burial in Eagle cemetery
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Karélna
John and
Magdalena Karius
Schutterwald
Baden
Germany
Esgte
America
Hisluives
Davenport
Iowa
Charter Rudolph
Noion
Theresa Burdick
Fred Wall
Dire
Indene
Dazie Sine
Mariispe
Joseph Spabale
Methodist Church
W. 3
B. Zimmerman
Springfield
Eagle Cemetery
Three Deaths In Senate Shock Nation
Washington reports a third Senate death within a year as Thomas D. Schall of Minnesota dies from injuries after being struck by an automobile. Earlier fatalities include Senator Bronson Cutting in a summer airplane crash and Senator Huey P. Long who was assassinated.
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Washington
U. S. Senate
Thomas DD. Schah
Minnesota
Bronson Cutting
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Harold L. Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Capital Finance Calendar Red Letters Mark Economic Questions
Washington’s financial timetable centers on the year’s start with the new Congress. Key items include the next fiscal year budget veterans bonus and the Supreme Court ruling on processing taxes. Budget forecasts aim to balance income and outgo, while emergency relief may drop. Debt levels hinge on the bonus and AAA decision.
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AAA
Washington
Supreme Court
Exchange Stabilization Fund
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Austria cools to Italy amid press critique over Tyrol bishop
Vienna reports Weltblatt attacks Italian officials in South Tyrol over bishop Johannes Geisler of Brixen. The paper accuses Rome of hypocrisy as it claims cultural mission while restricting church figures. Diplomatic circles sense possible shift in Austria Italy policy.
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Vienna
Weltblatt
Italy
South Tyrol
Austria
Nm Williary Geard
Johannnes Geisler
Brixen
The
Abresinia
Statewide strike call on WPA projects in upstate New York
Seventy five upstate labor representatives voted to strike all WPA projects employing skilled labor unless prevailing wage rates are paid. They demanded the removal of WPA Administrator Lester Herzog and will seek conferences with Governor Lehman and President Roosevelt to press their demands.
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Syracuse
N. Y
WPA
Lester W
Extension Club Neets Christmas Tea Hosted at Schleifert Home
The Center Extension club gathered at Mrs. Arnold Schleifert’s home for an afternoon Christmas Tea. Hostess aides prepared by Mrs. Cris Schleifert and Mrs. Frank Reister. A short business meeting followed by a play Christmas Spirits and party games. Gifts were exchanged and tea with cookies served in the dining room. Decorations featured Santa Claus at the table. A note of two family gatherings at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reister’s home on January 10 is announced.
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Center Extension Club
Arnold Schleifert
Cris Schleifert
Frank Reister
Dinine
Orisa Schelleyvt
Santa Claus
R. Kettelhut
Henry Timm
Murray
Victor Wehrbein
Fred Nutzman
Nebraska City
Dorothy Yost
University of Nebraska
Herman Frederick
James M. Dunbar
Auburn
J. M. Palmer
Mesdames Palmer
Dunbar
Fred Drucker
Nehawka
C. R. Troon
Platismecuch
Geores Troop
Plan C Continuation of the Silver Buying Policy
Weastington reports plans to continue the silver buying policy until market value reaches 1.29 per ounce or the treasury’s reserves, with one fourth silver and three fourths sold. The program may be renewed by presidential proclamation, and past two years’ purchases topped 761 million ounces at 35 to 67 cents an ounce, followed by a recent market drop.
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New Deal
Treasury
AAA
Delink
Stabilization Fund
CCC Plantings Push Toward Billion Tree Goal
Washington reporter notes Robert Fechner says CCC workers planted about 500 million trees in 2.5 years. Government forestration programs, aided by CCC, built forest nurseries with irrigation, dams, reservoirs and pipelines to support young trees.
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Washington
Robert Fechner
CCC
Gas Thieves Plead Guilty In County Court
Frank Heiser Dan Tuckson and Fred Mathers pleaded guilty in county court Saturday to stealing gasoline and oil from the Union Pacific Railroad. Each was sentenced to thirty days in jail. Charlie Kelsey, 16, released after confessing involvement and implicating the others.
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North Plate
Frank Heiser
Dan Tuckson
Fred Mathers
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Charlies Kelsey
Hastings Family Visits Over Christmas Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Mullen and two children from Hastings are in the city to visit over Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mullen and join a Christmas Day family dinner.
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Emmett Mullen
Hastings
Frank Mullen
Burlington Woman Here for Christmas Visit
Mrs. Mae S. Morgan of Burlington Iowa visits over Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E H Wescott, sister of Mrs. Morgan.
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Mae S. Morgan
Burlington, Iowa
E. H. Wescott
Mrs. Morgan
Triangle Club members host luncheon at Mrs William August home
Mrs William August entertained Triangle Club members at her country home last Wednesday with a pleasant gathering and a fine luncheon.
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Triangle Club
William August
Nehawka Farmers Oil Board Declares Dividends
Nehawka Farmers Oil company directors met in Nehawka last Monday and announced a 6 percent stock dividend and an 8 percent patronage dividend on the year’s sales to members. They scheduled the annual stockholders meeting.
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Nehawka Farmers Oil Company
Nehawka
Nehawka Directors Meeting Attendees Named
In Nehawka on Saturday January 11 a directors meeting was held with attendees Fred N. Carsten of Avoca Parr Young and Jacob Hild north of town L G Todd of Union and George Domingo of Weeping Water. The election of others will be held at that time.
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Nehawka
Fred N. Carsten
Avoca
Parr Young
Jacob Hild
L. G. Todd
Union
George Domingo
Weeping Water
Old buildings torn down by Wolph on right of way
Time worn structures once used by H. F. Kropp were ordered repaired or removed. Conant Wolph demolished the delapidated buildings and hauled the lumber to his farm for future use.
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Conant Wolph
H. F. Kropp
Mr. Woilph
Tractors Arrive for Granville Heebner's Implement Shop
Granville Heebner received a car load of tractors last Monday and has unloaded them into storage. He reports the sale of one tractor and anticipates several more sales well before spring.
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Granville Heebner
Enjoyable Christmas Dinner at Nehawka Home
Mrs. Frank Sheldon entertained at her Nehawka home on Christmas with the full Sheldon family and friends. Guests included W. P. Sheldon and family, Richard Cole and wife, George C. Sheldon and wife with Ruthann, Mrs. B. C. Tucker, Sheldon Mitchell, Celia Mitchell, and Mr and Mrs. M. N. Tucker. The gathering enjoyed the occasion.
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Miller Christiansen
Hilda
Sarly
Belleville
Minneis
Victor Simon
Fred Kehkier
Ralph Murphy
Lansing
Mitchison
California
Fred Kahler
Arthur Smith
Los Angeles
Raymond C. Pollard
Polly
Lincoln
E. A
Pollard
Carl Wessell
Abs
Henry Wessell
J. H. Steffens
Albert Anderson
C. Steffens
Lorton
A. A. McReynolds
Lanna McRynolds
Alba Dodson
Nehawka
Elsie Masney
Donald Bogenrief
Roy Miller
Agnes Chapman
Sherman
Lois Troop
W. O. Troop
University of Nebraska
Avis Troop
Brrs
William Gorder
Fort Crook
Frank Sheldon
Sheldon
W. P. Sheldon
Richard Cole
Weeping Water
George C. Sheldon
Ruthann
B. C. Tucker
Sheldon Mitchell
Celia Mitchell
M. N. Tucker
Three Die in Tolbert Home Fire Near Union Mississippi
Three people died in a blaze that destroyed the Tolbert home three miles from Union Mississippi. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Tom Tolbert had been married five months. Also killed was Andrew Olbert, a brother of one victim. In Chicago a second fire forced forty from a two story building. Jean Louise Norris, five, was rescued after becoming separated from her mother.
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Union
Tom Tolbert
Tolberts
Andrew Olbert
Chicago
Jean Louise Norris
Uremen
Notice to Stockholders Platts South Loan & Building Assn
Notice to stockholders of Platts South Loan and Building Association that the regular annual meeting will be held Monday evening January 6 1936 to elect three directors and conduct other business. The meeting takes place at the association office in Brown Jewelry store Plattsmouth Nebraska at o clock p m. C A Johnson president E P Lutz secretary.
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Platts*South Loan & Building Association
Brown Jewelry
Plertsmouth
Nebraska
A. Johnson
Big Gain in Exports for November Reveals Higher Trade
The Commerce Department reports November exports reached 269.4 million dollars, down from 294.7 million a year earlier. Notable gains came in manufactured cotton, automobiles, and petroleum products, with cotton exports rising markedly and shipments to Italy and Ethiopia showing changes.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Ethiopia
Ulm
Italy
Italian Africa
Haly
Farmer Buried in Snow Fifteen Hours Near Joliet
Plainfield township farmer Pred Lauterbach was found in a ditch after his sedan skidded into a 11 foot hole during a heavy snowstorm. He was buried fifteen hours with a fractured hip and frostbite before rescue and was taken to a Joliet hospital.
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Lauterbach
Cxow
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