Married at City Hall in Kansas City Ceremony
Miss Marguerite Wright and Mr. Leo F. Dolan of Kansas City were married at city hall on Friday afternoon. Judge Charles L. Graves performed the ceremony with Councilman W. C. Tippens and City Weighmaster Paul Vandervoort serving as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Wright
Leo F. Dolan
Kansas City
Missouri
Charles L. Graves
W. C. Tippens
Paul Vandervoort
Graves
Assessors Submit Reports Across Cass County
The Cass County assessment windup proceeds as many assessors file their reports with County Assessor W. H. Puls. Recent filers include James Rebal Ray Haslam Miles Allen E P Betts Paul Marshall John E Schutz G C Hoback and R E Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
W. H. Puls
James Rebal
Ray Haslam
Miles Allen
E. P. Betts
Tipton
Paul Marshall
Stove Creek
John E. Schutz
G. C. Hoback
Nehawka
R. E. Norris
Avoca
Pleasant Woodman Circle Meeting at Mrs Harry Kruger Home
The Woodman Circle held a pleasant gathering this week at Mrs Harry Kruger’s home with many members attending. It featured a business session followed by a social time and delicious refreshments to end the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Circle
Harry Kruger
Vitersniks Visit Omaha Couple Guests of Novatny Family
Mr and Mrs A W Vitersnik of Omaha spent Memorial Day here with relatives and old friends. They stayed at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Novatny, parents of Mrs Vitersnik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Vitersnik
Omaha
Joseph Novatny
Vitersnik
War relief corps thanks Scouts and volunteers
The Woman's Relief Corps expresses appreciation to the Boy Scouts Warren Reed John K Bestor John Rishel Billy Evers and George Mark for assistance. They also thank Mrs Herman Thomas and the Scouts for flagging graves of the G A R and W R C in Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Boy Scouts
Warren Reed
John K. Bestor
John Rishel
Billy Evers
George Mark
Herman Thomas
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pleasant Westminster Guild Meeting at Henrichsen Home
The Westminster Guild held a very pleasant social meeting last evening at the home of Wilhelmina Henrichsen. Eleanor Olson led the devotions. After the business session the committee organized engaging games and enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess.
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Westminster Guild
Wilhelmina Henrichsen
Eleanor Olson
Showing Improvement In Omaha Sister Illness
Mrs. Anna Zitka returned home from Omaha after visiting her sister Mrs. John Lerzidel who was taken ill and is at St. Joseph hospital. The sister has shown some improvement and may soon be ready for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Zitka
Omaha
John Lerzidel
St. Joseph Hospital
Visiting in the City
Mr and Mrs H H Feelhauer and daughters Barbara and Rachel from Tekamah visited the city today and stayed with Mr and Mrs W A Robinson whose daughter shared the home with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Feelhauer
Barbara
Rachel
Tekamah
W. A. Robinson
Reemployment Service Offers Farm Laborers in Nebraska
Francis V. Cornell of the National Reemployment Service urges farmers to hire farm labor as planting season lags. About 20,000 qualified farm hands are registered in Nebraska, with district offices in Fremont Omaha Lincoln Columbus Grand Island Hastings North Platte Scottsbluff O Neill and Alliance plus 68 county offices offering free placement services. The service operates under the U S Department of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis V. Cornell
National Reemployment Service
National Reemploymen Service
Nebraska
Fremont
Omaha
Lincoln
Columbus
Grand Island
Hastings
North Platte
Scottsbluff
O'Neill
Alliance
National
U. S. Department of Labor
Truck overturns injures Fort Crook CCC camp members
A large truck carrying Fort Crook CCC camp members overturned at the 5S curve north of the fort just after 11 pm. A crowd of motorists and bystanders rushed to assist the occupants, several of whom were badly shaken and bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Crook
CCC
Fort
County Officials Meet Over Pending State Projects
County Attorney W G Kieck and County Commissioners J A Pitz Fred H Gorder and E B Chapman met in Lincoln with state and county officials to discuss public works projects pending in the state. The Cass county officers will represent local interests at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Kieck
J. A. Pitz
Fred H. Gorder
E. B. Chapman
Lincoln
Cass County
Local visitors attend memorial services in city
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Trimpe with daughters Helen and Hazel and Mrs. Abbie Gallagher with daughter Nancy of Omaha spent Thursday in the city for memorial services and visits at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Brown, brother of Mrs. Trimpe and Mrs. Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Trimpe
Helen
Hazel
Abbie Gallagher
Nancy
Omaha
M. D. Brown
Trimpe
Gallagher
Returns to the West
Miss Elizabeth Hatt departs for Seattle Washington to rejoin her life with the Pacific Telephone company where she has worked since moving to the west coast. She had been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J W Hatt before leaving Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hatt
J. W. Hatt
Seattle
Washington
Miss Hatt
Pacific Telephone Company
West Coast
Visits at Kearney by James Mauzy Jr during vacation
James Mauzy Jr departed for Kearney Nebraska on Friday to spend several weeks with his aunt Mrs. T J Todd and family. He accompanied his aunt and cousin Mrs Todd and Henry who were here for Memorial day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mauzy, Jr
Kearney
Nebraska
T. J. Todd
James
Roosevelt Sends Autographed Sketch to Club Leader
Francis Hetherington, organizer and president of the state's largest Young Democratic club, was surprised to receive a personally autographed sketch from President Roosevelt yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hetherington
Roosevelt
Peterson family visits Lincoln relatives on Memorial Day
Mr and Mrs Edgar Peterson and their young daughter from Lincoln spent Memorial Day visiting Mr and Mrs L H Peterson and other relatives. They returned home last evening.
Lincoln visitor Agnes Chapman visiting Burkle home
Mrs. Agnes Chapman of Lincoln is in the city for a brief stay and is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Val Burkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Chapman
Lincoln
City
Val Burkle
Peerless Drop Game At Athletic Park In Final Quarter
Thursday evening the Cardinals defeated Peerless 16 to 13 at Athletic Park. Kaffenberger’s pitching fueled the win with eleven strikeouts and three walks as Peerless rallied in the sixth inning. Fred Hull led Donuts with a homer and a three bagger. Umpires Reed Bolen Shubeck and Taylor. Kerr was scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
Donat Peerless
Athletic Park
Peerless
Kaffenberger
Rummel
Forbes
Fred Hull
Donuts
Reed
Bolen
Shubeck
Taylor
Scorer
Kerr
St Johns School Holds Its Closing Exercises of Year
The St Johns parochial school held its closing exercises at the Knights of Columbus hall. A class of twelve graduated after eight years under Ursuline teachers. Performances included fifth grade skits, a three act Boy Scout Hero play, a Charity Pupil drama, and a Labor Convention piece. Valedictorian James Lawrence Webb spoke of gratitude to the sisters and parents. Father George Agius praised the Ursuline faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Knights of Columbus
Ursuline Sisterhood
Harriett Case
James Sandin
Elmore Brink
James Webb
Stuart Sedlak
Theodore Libershal
Albin Chovanec
Leo Hiskett
Matthew Sedlak
Harry Shiffer
Bernard Kubicka
Donald Otterstein
Edwin Hiber
Dennis Hiskett
Jerry Downs
Francis Kvapi
Leonard Sikora
John Hiskett
Betty Jo Libershal
Alice Bennett
Josephine Varga
Mary Kurapil
Alice Rea
Helen Sikora
Anna Altachaffi
Rita Berlett
Betty Ruffner
Mary Pittman
Renee Brown
Betty Messersmith
Helen Heigl
Clara Pittman
James Lawrence Webb
Agius
St. John’s School
George Agius
St. John’s Church
L. S. Devoe
Devoe
Ursuline Sisters
City High Schol
Lfe
Uniform Divorce Bill Aims for National Law
Chicago United States Senator James Hamilton Lewis announced plans to push a uniform national divorce bill through Congress. He argued for federal consistency so a divorce granted in one state would be recognized nationwide and to end “divorce resorts” like Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
James Hamilton Lewis
Reno
Jealousy Linked to Brother's Death in Family Tragedy
New York detectives attributed the killing of 3-year-old Johnny Lancaric to jealousy from his 16-year-old half brother Sylvester Lancaric. The older boy confessed to kicking the child to death as the family of a widowed mother and seven children faced poverty. A sister, Josephine, 12, said she was frightened into telling their mother that Johnny was hurt by boys in Central Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Lancaric
Sylvester
Josephine
Johnny
Central Park
Boy chained to bed for being bad boy in Kansas City
Truman Wright Jr., 11, says his father chained him to a bedstead for six days after he ran away from home. The 39 year old PWA worker was released on a 200 dollar bond. The boy's mother found him during a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kans
Truman Wright, Jr
PWA
Truman
Bank Robbery in Megargel Nets $5000
Megargel Texas May 30 three men held up four customers at the First State Bank and escaped with about five thousand dollars in cash. The trio fled in a small sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megargel
Tex
First State
Graduation Awards Highlight School Honors Class of Year
The graduates include James Webb Stuart Sedlak James Sandin Theodore Liber shal Elmore Brink Donald Otterstein Leo Hiskett Harriett Case Alice Bennett Mary Kvapil Helen Sikora Mary Pittman. Father George Agius distributed diplomas and praised the year. Jack Hadraba won perfect attendance and catechism prizes went to Harriet Case Betty Shiffer Leo Brink. Music prizes went to Harriet Case Betty Ruffner Wilbur Claus Helen Heigl Alice Rea Clara Pittman Thomas Doody Catherine Brink Rose Brink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Webb
Stuart Sedlak
James Sandin
Theodore Libershal
Elmore Brink
Donald Otterstein
Leo Hiskett
Harriett Case
Alice Bennett
Mary Kvapil
Helen Sikora
Mary Pittman
George Agius
Jack Hadraba
Harriet Case
Betty Shiffer
Leo Brink
Betty Ruffner
Wilbur Claus
Helen Heigl
Alice Rea
Clara Pittman
Thomas Doody
Catherine Brink
Rose Brink
Mellon Left 21 Millions in Estate Inventory
The estate of the late R. B. Mellon valued at 21 615 170 15 with stocks totaling 21 295 091 76 and the remainder in bonds mortgages notes and cash. The inventory dated Dec 1 1933 lists cash 44 289 74 in three banks including Union Trust and Mellon National in Pittsburgh and Guaranty Trust in New York.
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Pittsburgh
R. B. Mellon
Andrew Mellon
H. A. Phillips
E. B. Clarke
Union Trust Company
Mellon National Bank
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Barking of a Dog Reveals Two Deaths
Denver residents discover two women dead in an apartment when a barking dog draws neighbors. Police say Mrs. Ethel Roberta killed her mother, Mrs. F. B. Newton, then killed herself with the pistol in Roberta's hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
F. B. Newton
Ethel Roberta
Busy Canning Season Anticipated As Moisture Promises Good Crops
A busy season ahead in the canning industry as moisture levels assure good crops across all lines.
Curtis says dozen Republicans could beat Roosevelt
Washington May 30 Charles Curtis former vice president says at least a dozen Republicans could defeat Franklin D Roosevelt in the 1936 race He plans a western tour and says he will campaign but not as a candidate He calls the NRA decision a strong talking point in the campaign.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles Curtis
Hoover
Curtis
New Mexico
Supreme Court
NRA
Red Oak Honors Crash Victim James Telfer at Masonic and Legion Rites
Red Oak Iowa held Masonic and American Legion ceremonies Thursday for James Garner Telfer 34 killed in a Tuesday auto crash near Ponca Nebraska. Son of late minister Alex Telfer he graduated Red Oak High and Iowa State College. He belonged to the Forty and Eight and Methodist church. He was a gate man for J D Adams Co of Omaha. Survived by two brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
James Garner Telfer
Ponca
Neb
Alex Telfer
Young Telfer
Red Oak High School
Iowa State College
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
the Forty and Eight
Methodist Church
J. D. Adams Co
Omaha
Suit Filed in Los Angeles Wife Swapping Case
Los Angeles May 20 A $250000 suit was filed by Mrs Leah C Sewell against Mrs Jane Emerson in the Los Angeles court alleging Emerson used brandishment flattery and protestations of love to alienate Barton Sewell from his wife and induce an illicit relationship with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Leah C. Sewell
Jane Emerson
Barton Sewell
Sewell
Emerson
Pennies for License in St Paul Marriage Request
Richard Keating and Loretta Borzych visited County Judge Peter Hansen in St Paul Nebraska to obtain a marriage license and paid 200 pennies on the judge's desk as payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Neb
Richard Keating
Loretta Borzych
Peter Hansen
Dental offices to stay open Saturdays through September 1 1995
Notice to the public states that the dental offices of Dr. de Heineman will be open each Saturday evening from the current date until September 1, 1995. The advisory emphasizes extended Saturday hours for patient access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. de Heineman
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