Nehawka Notes on Local People and Business Deals
Nehawka week report lists Norman Deles Dernier visiting from Union for business, Merritt Pollard improving after illness, and Charles Hill with John Hicks handling Union matters. Hog shipments to Omaha, Buick agency talks with John Livingston of Plattsmouth, and local employment shifts as Nick Kiamens rents property. Community life includes road concerns, sports, and social visits with Abe Askew in town and Grover Hoback arranging a large insurance policy.
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N. Chriswisser
Norman C. Deles Dernier
Near Union
Nehawka
Merritt Pollard
Charles F. Hill
John Hicks
Union
Bert Willis
George Gruber
Silas Munn
Omaha
James Palmer
Olaf Lundberg
John Livingston
Plattsmouth
Buick
R. W W. Chriswisser
Nick Kiamens
Ray Chriswisser
Abe Askew
Bolliver
Louis Wamick
Grover Hoback
Avoca
Henry Wessell
Lincoln
William Brandt
Nebraska City
Otoc
Seere
H. H. Stoll
John O. Yeiser
McMahon
A. F. Sturm
Nebraska
Yeiser
Counts
Willis-Knight
Will Not Farm This Summer
Charles F. E. Hitt, long time farmer on the Rose place, ends farming plans for the coming summer and likely will move to the south to make his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FE. Hitt
Nehawka 500 E Club Enjoys Weekly Meeting at Nutzmans
Young members of the 500 eclub of Nehawka and vicinity met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nutzman for their regular gathering. The evening featured games music radio news and concerts from across the country along with a delightful luncheon.
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500 Eclub
Nehawka
Eugene Nutzman
Visiting Friends Here Monsigneur Pauline in Nehaweka
Monsigneur FP H Pauline, a well traveled gentleman, is visiting friends in Neheawka. He delights audiences with stories of travel and adventure gathered from his journeys.
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FP. H. Pauline
Neheawka
Shooting Meet Highlights at Nehawka and Union Clubs
Nehawka Gun club members tested the blue rock proposition with geese and ducks in a friendly match. George Pollard claimed one, John Wanson took two, and a young man from Weeping Water named Youn scored once. Union Gun club also participated and secured a win.
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Lindsey
Nehawka Gun Club
Blue Rock
George Pollard
John Wanson
Youn
Union Gun Club
Winners list of fowls and counts by exhibitor
Alex Eaton claimed 3, Ray Hathaway 4 geese and 2 ducks, Bruce Wollfe 4 geese, Orville Hathaway 2 geese, Ray Brambler 2 geese, and Ira Clarke 2 geese in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Eaton
Ray Hathaway
Bruce Wollfe
Orville Hathaway
Ray Brambler
Ira Clarke
Birthday Celebration For Hall Pollard At St. John Home
Last Sunday at C. D. St. John and wife, friends celebrated Hall Pollard birthday with a supper. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Hall Pollard, Eugene Nutzmann and family. The date avoided conflicting with the 500 club meeting on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. St. John
Hall Pollard
Eugene Nutzmann
Wes
500 Club
Roachs Visit Oakland Granddaughter Born
J. R. Roach and wife visited Oakland last Sunday to see their new granddaughter. The infant, born ten days ago to Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Benson, with both parents doing well.
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J. R. Roach
Oakland
K. R. Benson
Hereford Bulls For Sale In Nebraska
Hereford bulls available aged eight to twenty months. Contact C E Hebener at 2203 Nehawka Nebraska for details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hebener
Nehawka
White Brahma Cockerels and Roosters For Sale
White Brahma cockerels and roosters for sale from a pure strain. Contact Mrs E Heebner at phone 2203 in Nehawka Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Heebner
Nehawka
Plans for inauguration outline approved in Senate
Washington reports the Senate approved $40 000 for inauguration expenses and a DC committee plans a colorful, military style ceremony with governors and escorts, a private ball rejected, and fireworks planned on the Washington Monument grounds.
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Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Washington Monument
State Sheriff Condit Resigns in Dodge County
William C. Condit, state sheriff elect, submitted his resignation to the Dodge County Board of Supervisors with effect February 2. He cites duty to taxpayers and citizens after nearly 15 years in Dodge County law enforcement and notes Deputy W. A. Johnson, his 13 year aide, is expected to seek the appointment. Two years of the term remain to be filled.
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Condit
Joe Fremont
William C. Condit
Dodge County
County Board of Supervisors
Borge County
W. A. Johnson
Johnson
Order of Hearing On Petitions For Appointment Of Administrator
In Cass county Nebraska the county court orders a hearing on Frances Zuckweiler's petition to grant administration of Caroline Johnson deceased's estate to Frank Cloidt. The hearing is set for February 7 1925 at 9 60 o'clock, and all interested parties may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Notice will be published in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks. Dated January 14 1925. Judge H. Dur y.
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Nebraska
Cass County
Caroline Johnson
Reeding
Frances
Zuckweiler
Frank
Cloidt
Plattsmouth
Said
Auto Top Shop on Vine Avenue Ad
Auto Top Shop advertises location between 5th and 7th on Vine with phone number 95.
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Auto Top Shop
Senate wrangles over Shoals bill in tense session
Washington Jan 13 The Senate tangled in a circular fight over the Muscle Shoals project as the Underwood plan was replaced by a Norris bill and then by a Jones substitute with administration allies shifting sides In the debate Norris amended his measure and administration partisans zigzagged between supporting the Norris plan and the Underwood proposal foretelling a delayed action and uncertain outcome for the legislation
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Washington
Senate
Jones
Norris
Nebraska
Underwood
Alabama
Notria
Finn
County Commissioners Approve Appointments and Funding
The Cass County board resumed its monthly session approving J. C. Brittain as constable to County Judge A. H. Duxbury with bond, naming Miss Lillian White deputy in the county judge’s office, and approving bonds for W. Earl Towle as justice and R. D. McNurlin as Weeping Water constable. They also consider a $2,000 request for the Cass County Fair Association’s upcoming expenses.
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Board of County Commissioners
J. C. Brittain
A. H. Duxbury
Lillian White
W. Earl Towle
R. D. McNurlin
Woman's Club Meeting Delights Members and Guests
The Tuesday social gathering at Mrs. John Gorder's home drew many members and guests. Mrs. E H Wescott led a short business session and the evening featured performances by the Gorder family Cecil Heinemann the high school faculty quartet directed by Miss Fields and a dance by Maxine Cloidt. Helen Wescott accompanied on piano. Refreshments followed and attendees praised the event as one of the most pleasant on the club calendar.
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Woman's Club
John Gorder
E. H. Wescott
Gorder
Cecil
Heinemann
Miss Fields
Maxine Cloidt
Mrs. Wescott
Helen Wescott
R. S. T. Club Meeting at Pauline Bajeck Home
The R. S. T. club, a group of city young ladies, enjoyed an enjoyable Tuesday evening at Miss Pauline Bajeck's home. After quick club business the night featured cards and dancing followed by dainty refreshments.
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Dalley
R. S. T. Club
Pauline Bajeck
Seven born blind shown in pupil ages at school entry
A Nebraska City News table lists admissions ages at the school for the blind. Seven were congenitally affected, one lost sight before age one, two between one and five, five between ten and fifteen, and two between fifteen and twenty-one before losing their sight.
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School For the Blind
Nebraska City News
Dean's Ointment Heals Piles At All Drug Stores
Itching bleeding protruding or blind piles yielded to Dean's Ointment. Available now at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Morgan sets code of ethics for bankers in New York speech
In New York J P Morgan outlined a banker ethical code at a testimonial dinner for George F Baker, praising no shortcuts in business. Andrew W Mellon joined in, with Baker’s wealth at the table nearing a billion dollars. Baker and Morgan spoke as the dinner highlighted finance leaders. Lost driving glove between the city and Nehawka reported with owner to return to Nellie Gorder in Plattsmouth.
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New York
Coe
J. P. Morgan
George F. Beker
Morgan
Baker
America
Mr. Baker
Mr. Morgan
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Morfan
This City
Nehawka
Nellie Gorder
Plattsmouth
Foreign Policy to Be Unchanged Says White House
Washington January 13. The White House announced there will be no shift in foreign policy despite Secretary Hughes stepping down. President Coolidge emphasizes the administration will maintain its course and adapt to world events, with no changes foreseen in policy during the coming administration.
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Washington
White House
Hughes Fron
Coolidge
Washing Ston
Lindley Reinstated By New Kansas Gov
Topeka Kansas January 13 Chancellor Lindley of the University of Kansas was reinstated by Governor Ben Paulen. The move followed pressure from students alumni and faculty after his discharge by the previous governor. Details of the conference were not released.
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Lindley
New
Kansas
Topeka, Kan
University of Kansas
Jonathan M. Davis
Ben S. Paulen
Dr. Lindley
Tr. Lindley
Paulen
Mr. Paulen
Chancelor Lindley
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Omar Wonder
Omaha Flour Mills Company
A. G. Bach
Lorenz Brothers
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E. A. Wurl
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