Memorial day visit and Nebraska City business trip
Nehawka Mr and Mrs W O Troop visited Syracuse on Memorial Day at their son Robert Troop’s home. Clifford Trotter was a business visitor in Nebraska City last Monday. Frank Lemon and wife visited North Bend last Sunday at John Harvey’s home with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Troop
Syracuse
Robert Troop
Clifford Trotter
Nebraska City
Frank Lemon
North Bend
John Harvey
Mrs J Meatiride of Omaha Visited Here Last Sunday
Mrs J Meatiride, formerly a maiden of Nehawka and the southern part of Cee county, YuOy VYamrs, age was visiting here last Sunday. accompanied by her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meatiride
Omaha
Nehawka
Cee County
Sunday gathering at Mrs Carper home with Carper family
A Sunday visit at the home of Mrs Gertrudy Carper drew Delkene Carper from Lincoln with her boy friend Hormer Carlson. Also present were Mrs Harry Nelson of Murrey Luccan Carper and Gust Nelson with their families for a pleasant meal and enjoyable afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrudy Carper
Delkene Carper
Lincoln
Hormer Carlson
Harry Nelson
Murrey
Luccan Carper
Gust Nelson
Alu
Norfolk Weekend Visit With Steffens Family
Mr and Mrs C Steffens of Ler ton visited Norfolk where they were guests of Mr and Mrs P C Cunningham over the weekend staying until Tuesday Albert Anderson could not join them and remained home to oversee store duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Ost Family Hosts Fine Sunday Dinner
Mrs Albertina Ost entertained a large gathering at her home last Sunday for the day and dinner. Alfred Anderson and family from Omaha joined the Ost family and Mrs C B McCarthy of Union. Albert Anderson, with relatives in Norfolk, was also among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertina Ost
Alfred Anderson
Omaha
C. BE. McCarthey
Union
McCarthey
Albert Anderson
Norfolk
Visit in West Delays Homecoming for Edmonds Family
Miss Jane Edmonds sister of Gilbert Edmonds has been visiting in the western state with Lieut. Edmonds in charge of a CCC camp. The camp may be abandoned and workers reassigned, and Lieut. Edmonds plans to visit here or be sent elsewhere. Miss Jane will return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jane Edmonds
Gilbert
Lieut
Edmonds
CCC
Hoeys
Lieut. Edmonds
Miss Jane
Rebuilding Kirkpatrick Home by Clarence Hansen
Clarence Hansen directs Improving the Property he purchased, turning the Cozy Corner into a modern home. The Wirkpatricks formerly owned the property, and the new completion will provide a pretty, convenient residence for the Hanson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick
Clarence Hansen
Wirkpatrick
Hanson
Funeral Salute Courtesy From Nehawka Veterans
In Cass county during the Spanish American War era a local unit formed under Capt. C A Rawls. W H Kruger of Nehawka and Bert Austin of WaDash were laid to rest with a firing squad from NeLanka arriving by telephonic cue to honor the veteran at Wabash. John Woods coordinated the salute lead by World War II era boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
C. A. Rawls
W. H. Kruger
Nehawka
Bert Austin
Wabash
W. A. Taylor
Austin
John Woods
Kruger
Nelanka
Odd Fellows Lodge Elects Noble Grand and Vice Grand
At Monday's meeting the Odd Fellows lodge chose George Paulos Jr as Noble Grand and Gilbert Edmonds as Vice Grand for a six month term. This semi annual vote fills only N G and V G positions until the full slate is named in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Lodge
George Paulos, Jr
Gilbert Edmonds
N. G
V. G
Weeping Water Residents Make Weekend Visits and Arrivals
Weeping Water residents and visitors are active with a string of social and familial events. Ralph Keckler and Oscar C. Winds attended races in Ah-Bar-Beneld last Tuesday afternoon. Kenneth Krohl from Belle, California, arrived for a visit with friends and relatives. G R Binger and wife with daughter Alys, and Jack Bolt with husband joined a Wilber trip to decorate graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Mopkina
Plattsmouth
Mesers
Ralph Keckler
Oscar C. Winds
Mala
Ah-Bar- Beneld
Ralph Diner
Limncely
Elmer Michelsen Line Boen
Charles H. Findles
Sudduth
Murray
Atul
Askew
Fete Miller
Thuy
Ray Wiles
Walter Bickford
Union
Bickford
C. F. Morton
Kenneth Krohl
Belle
California
Kenneth
George Dennis
G. R Binger
Alys
Jack Bolt
Wilber jJast
Bingers
Wilber
Visiting Mother in England on Dorchester Trip
Jed Allen left about ten days ago for Dorchester England to spend a month with his aging mother in frail health. A group of fellow businessmen and their wives sent air mail letters to New York that arrived with him to board the boat. Allen has not returned home to England for two years and stayed away last trip with Mrs Allen remaining to manage the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Jed Allen
Dorchester
New York
Afr
Alen
Spending Furlough with Mother in Weepine Water
Mr and Mrs Ross Shields host their navy son Jack Clifford on a 30 day furlough. The party, including Mr and Mrs George Tinker, travels to Louisville for a weekend of tenting and fishing by the river. Cloudy skies clear to sun as Mrs Shields naps and both she and Ross suffer sunburn blisters from the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Shields
Mrs. Shields
Ross
Memorial Day Services Held at Methodist Church
The American Legion conducted memorial services last Sunday at the Methodist church in Weeping Water. The Rev Lenker delivered the address as music filled the hour and graves of soldier dead were decorated. Citizens from Weeping Water and surrounding territory honored Civil War Spanish American and World War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Lenker
Weeping Water
Bender Family Visits Sutton With Granddaughter Joan
Mr and Mrs Joe Bender and their two year old daughter Joan visited Sutton last Sunday staying with Mr Benders parents. The trip gave the grandparents great pleasure and they returned home the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Joe Bender
Joan
Mr. Bender
Family visits Nehawka and Weeping Water cemeteries
Stuart Nough of Nehawka and his sister Miss Agnes visited the cemeteries at Nehawka and Weeping Water last Sunday. They decorated family graves and shared a quiet observance at the resting places of relatives who preceded them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Nough
Nehawka
Weeping Water
Miss Agnes
Merchants Win No-Hit No-Run League Opener
Local Merchants baseball team dominates Ashland 6-0 in their first home game. Gabby Street shines as pitcher and hitter, achieving a no hit no run feat while contributing offensively with multiple hits and drives. Street leads a strong defensive showing and the squad gains early top league contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendhar
Dalis
Merchants
Ashland
Pluchking
Agehid
Woffiman
Stichran
Moffman
Werk Lindstrom
Erer
Scorel Ye “Duste
Rhoades
Bob Hayes
Manifet
Ray Shafer
Merchants Ie
Gabby
Dinner at Ross Home Highlights Family Ties
The notice mentions the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ross hosting a very fine dinner with Mrs. Ross described as the daughter of Mr. Rough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Martin Ross
Mrs. Ross
Rough
Visit to Los Angeles From West Family
Kaude Jensen and his wife are visiting Los Angeles to see Afr Jensen's brother and two of his daughters. They are enjoying a pleasant visit and plan to stay about a month in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Kaude Jensen
Los Angeles
Afr
Jensen
Ludwicks Visit Browne Family in Loretta
Mr and Mrs Eugene Ludwick visited Loretta last Sunday and spent time with the parents of Mrs Ludwick Mr and Mrs G S Browne. Mrs Ludwick and their child planned to stay ten days longer before returning home while Mr Ludwick went back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta
Eugene Ludwick
Stoners Return for Cemetery Visit in Local Town
Mr. and Mrs. Joan Stoner of Sutton and Mrs. Edward Stoner Sr. of Lincoln visited the local cemetery Monday. They are former residents of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Stoner
Sutton
Edward Stoner
Lincoln
Local social notes from Murray and surrounding area
The column lists visits and family connections in Murray and nearby towns. Residents and guests include Murray figures Dale and Mrs Tigner. Mr and Mrs Lloyd and Mr and Mrs Mrasek as corn was shelled. Troop family from Plattsmouth and Lincoin visited cemeteries. Health notes mention Matilda Johnson improving after illness and Harry Albin recovering from appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Tigner
Tlattsmonth
Harry Tigner
Anderson Lloyd
Frank Mrasek
Tracy Leyda
C. R. Troop
Plattsmouth
Lois Troop
Lincolon
W. 0 Troop
Mathilda Johnson
Schlictemeier
James H. Brown
Canaha
Murray
Susan Berger
Brown
Harry Roral
Harry Graves
Lincoln
Pinttamouth
Jadeed
L. Graves
Roadwork irritates residents over dusty oil mat prep
Residents near the highway complain about dust during the oil mat cleaning stage. They acknowledge the finished road will reduce mud and improve all weather travel, despite current brow-wrinkling dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nime
First Coat Applied on Murray Post Office Painting
The Murray post office building has received its first coat of paint. The coat is drying well and will be followed by an additional coat to complete the neat house building used as the Murray post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Murray Citizen Seeks Open Pollinated Dandelion Reform
A Murray resident urges sticking to open pollinated dandelions rather than introducing hybrid varieties to improve flowers. The piece contrasts existing yellow dandelions with folded forms and calls for changes in local planting practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Clarification on Lawn Furniture Maker In Local Report
Last week our report misattributed the lawn furniture to Tom Nel S0r. It was actually made by Lawrence Smith who hums while working, though he uses a wheelchair to get around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Nel S0r
Lawrence Smith
Children’s Day Observed by Murray Church Group
The Murray Christian church Ladies Aid and Bible school plan Children’s Day on June 5 at the church parlors. The program by Bible school children supports missions with a silver offering invited for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Christian Church
Bible School
Highway oil mat upgrade on Murray Main and eastern route
Contractors began work this week to finish laying oil and sand over last fall's oil mat on Murray Main street and the highway east to No. 75. Once completed the road will be much improved compared with the former surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Main Street
Murray East
No. 75
Quimby and Thacker Wed in Lincoln Ceremony
Miss Helen Louise Quimby formerly a Plattsmouth teacher wed George L. Thacker son of Glenwood Indiana at the Quimby home in Lincoln. The ceremony featured Dr H M martin of the First Methodist church and music by Wilbur Hall with a reception for about thirty. Attendants included Mrs Dawson Hawkins and Miss Agnes Mirenster with guests from Plattsmouth Ralph Wehrbein Paul Vandervoort and Wilbur Hall. The couple will reside in Lincoln after a short trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Louise Quimy
Plattsmouth
Lb. Quimby
George L. Thacker
G. L. Thacker
Glenwood
Lincoln
H. ©. Martin
First Methodist Church
Pauline Slonecker
Perus
Eagle
Johanna Hill
Henry R. Marshall
Omaha
Scarden
H. F. Quimby
Dorchester
Mildred Williams
Agnes Mirenster
Millard
Evelyn Hiatt
Fairbury
Thacker
Woodman Accident Company
Ralph Wehrbein
Paul Vandervoort
Witbur Hall
Notice of final report in Tritsch estate case
In Cass County Nebraska the county court invites interested parties to review the administrator's final report and petition for examination and allowance of accounts, heirship determination, residue assignment, and discharge. Hearing set for June 17, 1938 at 10 a.m. before County Judge A. H. Duxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
William H. Tritsch
Enid
A. H. Duxbury
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of Albert Meisinger
The widow or administratrix has filed a final report and petition for examination and allowance of administration in the estate of Albert Meisinger deceased. The petition and report will be heard by the county court on June 17, 1935 at 10 a.m. Dated May 23, 1938. (Seal) County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
Albert Meisinger
A. H. Duxbury
Auction notice of educational lands in Cass County
The Board of Educational Lands and Funds or its representative will offer for sale at public auction on June 6 1938 at 2 pm in the Cass County Treasurer's office in Plattsmouth Nebraska the lands in Cass County whose contracts have been forfeited or canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Cass County
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Public Auction Notice by Nebraska Board of Education Lands
Public auction to be held open not less than one hour. Lot 4 or SE% NE SW of Section 16, Township 12 North, Range East, containing 10 acres more or less. Board reserves right to reject bids. Dated Lincoln May 10 1938. LEO N SWANSON Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Lincoln
Nebraska
Partial Settlement Notice In Estate Of Frederick G. Fricke
Executor files report and petition for examination and allowance of administration accounts for the estate of Frederick G. Fricke. Court to hear on May 18 1938 at 10 oclock a m for partial distribution of assets in executor's hands. County Judge A H Duxbury presiding.
Foreclosure Notice in Alvo Nebras ka District Court
Village of Alvo Nebraska files a petition in Cass County District Court to foreclose tax liens on multiple parcels in Alvo for state county city school district and municipal taxes. Defendants named by heirs and unknown owners must answer by June 27 1938 or default will be entered. The plaintiff is represented by J A Capwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Barry
Carrie J. Barry
Carrie Muir
Muir
Cora Snavely
Snavely
Amanda Snavely
Nancy Snavely
Muneer
Alvo
Nebraska
All Municipal Corporation
District Court
Cass County
Munger
Estate of Ethel Dill Deceased Discharge Hearing
The estate of Ethel Dill, deceased, No. 3295, was heard for discharge before the County Judge on June 10 1938 at ten o clock am. Dated May 14 1938. (Seal) mi6-d-
Attachment and garnishment in Cass County action
Notice of attachment issued by County Judge A H Duxbury in Cass County Nebraska against Charles Barrows non resident defendant. George E Nickles sues for 159.44 plus interest from April 15 1928 and costs. Credits from Loretta Naeve pledged to cover a 500 promissory note dated September 14 1937 due March 14 1938. Trial set for June 11 1928 at 10 a m. Nickles represented by J Howard Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barrows
A. H. Duxbury
Cass County
Nebraska
George E. Nickles
Loretta Naeve
Sheriff Sale of Plattsmouth Properties in Cass County Neb
Public auction set for June 18 1928 at 10 00 am at the south front door of the Plattsmouth courthouse to sell multiple Plattsmouth Nebraska lots and blocks to satisfy a judgment for the City of Plattsmouth Street Department plaintiffs defendants include William J Streight and others. The sale lists numerous parcels in Plattsmouth blocks 5 36 16 37 41 45 62 and additional areas in Young and Hays Donelan O Neill s addition and Thompsons addition among others. The sheriff lists the action and authority and notes the property is levied as the defendant s property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ledzgway
Cass County
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
City of Plattsmouth
City of
Young and Hays
O'Neill
Stile
William J. Streight
Plattseechtheport
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Strick
Graham
Hoffman
Street
Sedlak
O'Donnell
Chovanec
Newhern
Potlard
Krahmer
al Hatamer
Stickran
Wall
Tom Nelson
Omaint
Lawrenee
Springfiehl
Lawrence Brougght
Davit Churchill
Twit Falls
Idaho
G. Churchil
Ile
Memorinda
Harry Albin
Harry
Walter H. Smith
Plattsmouth State Bank
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
J. Howard Davis
Quimby
No. C
Leo N. Swanson
F. G. Fricke
Frederick G. Fricke
A. Hi. Duxbury
Currie J. Barry
J. A Capwell
Ethel Dill
Mi6
State of
County of
Cass
Sheriff's Sale
H. Sylvester
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