Injured Sisters in Lincoln Wreck Stable but Critical
Mrs. Z E Lancaster of York and Miss Elizabeth Newton of Lander Wyoming remain in critical condition after a Greenwood collision. Roy Franzen of Worcester Mass holds even recovery odds. Mr Carlson and Mr Franzen also students at the Lincoln Flying School. Doctors Arnold Holtenbeck and Clark treat the victims at Bryan Memorial Hospital as relatives arrive from Wisconsin and Nebraska to support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Z. E. Lancaster
York
Eizabeth Newton
Lander
Wyo
Greenwood
HB. Arnold
Lincoln Hospital
Lancaster
Roy Franzen
Worcester
Mass
Franzen
Z. FE. Lancaster
Miriam Newton
Elizabeth
Severin Carlson
Roach
Cole
L. L. Newton
Lawler
Slaters
Lincoln
George Schwake
Newton
Fremont
Wyoming
Linzel
Arnold
F. B. Hol Tenbeck
D. H. Clark
Ashland
Bryan Memorial Hospital
For Sale Three double walled buildings for sale
For sale two buildings on poles for moving and one knocked down. Three double walled and floored structures listed by W. N. Brink. Phone 631-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Brink
Nehawka Community Notes Paint and Labor Updates
Local updates from Nehawka include Oscar Anderson's gradual improvement, Robert Shrader starting work with Henry L. Kounts, and Mark Burton painting the Lehumaker home. J. E. Woods decorates the D. E. Hanson office and drug store. Several residents visit family in Plattsmouth and Nebraska City, with others moving, teaching, or attending recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Anderson
Robert Shrader
Henry L. Kounts
Mark Burton
Herman Lehumaker
Mark
J. E. Woods
D. E. Hanson
Olive Wohlfarth
Ford
Nehawka
Albert Anderson
C. Steffens
Anderson
Lorton
Parker Chrisweisser
Shrader
Chrisweisser
James Miller
Plattsmouth
Wm. Eastridge
A. A. McRernolds
Carter Lake
Oregon
Alvin
George Boedeker
Dewey Boedeker
Cappie Chrisweisser
Charles 3. Sherman
Arno Wessell
Des Moines
Omaha
Henry Hessell
W. O. Troop
Leis Troop
Olive Gass
Lois
Horothy Drucker
Wred Drucker
Dowler Brothers Travel to Kansas for Cars
The Dowler Brothers of Weeping Water left last Saturday for Kansas to pick up larger Chevrolet automobiles for the Weeping Water trade. Robert Troop, north of Nehawka, accompanied them and drove one of the cars home for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Dowler Brothers
Weeping Water
Chevrolet
Robert Troop
Nehawka
Nebraska City Trio Buys 300 Baby Chicks
Mesdames Victor Wehrbein Rob ert Troop and W. O. Troop visited Nebraska City with Lois Troop and purchased about 300 baby chicks to bring home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Wehrbein
Robert Troop
W. O. Troop
Nebraska City
Lois Troop
Nehawka Falls to Manley in Sunday Baseball Battle
Manley visitors played at Nehawka on a sunny Sunday afternoon and won with about 18 runs to 12 for Nehawka. The locals managed six runs, while the guests collected a dozen and a half hits, delivering a lively contest on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
Manley
Have Fine Rock Gardens In Nehawka Ladies Beautify Homes
Nehawka ladies adopt rugged rocks to create attractive rock gardens enhancing homes and lawns. The move emphasizes natural elements and visual appeal in local landscapes.
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Nehawka
Gardens Feature Exquisite Rock Garden Displays
Sears S. Davis showcases flowers and water in rock gardens and pools with brushes and lilies. Several residents, including Miss Imo Heebner Mesdames Wallace Phil pot R. C. Pollard and Paul Schliete meier, have crafted particularly elaborate and beautiful garden displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imo Heebner
Mesdames Wallace Philpot
R. C. Pollard
Paul Schlietemeier
Hash Slingers Union Meeting Near Nehawka
Hash Slingers Union a farmers wife organization met last Friday at the home of president Mrs Victor Wehrbein north of Nehawka and west of Murray They enjoyed a fine program a social hour and good eats They discussed the cooking problem and other subjects related to farm welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hash Slingers Union
Hash Slinger’s Union
Farmers Wife
Nehawka
Murray
Victor Wehrbein
Memorial Day Observance Draws Large Turnout in Nehawka
The American Legion, its Woman’s Auxiliary of Nehawka, and about twenty members of the Weeping Water Legion joined a big crowd at the Nehawka auditorium for Memorial day. Lloyd Petersen of Nebraska City gave the address as forty Boy Scouts from Weeping Water attended. The Nehawka firing squad saluted at Mt Pleasant cemetery, marking the day as the largest gathering honoring veterans from all American wars. The Woman’s Auxiliary is credited with much of the event’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Woman’s Auxiliary of
Nehawka
American Legion of Weeping Water
Nehawka Auditorium
Lloyd Petersen
Nebraska City
Weeping Water
Nehawka Post
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Woman's Auxiliary
Murray Red Sox Beat Union Pacific Visitors 7 to 2
Inducements led Marion Stone and Carl Price to join the Murray Red Sox. They played last Sunday at Murray, helping the team defeat the Union Pacifics of Omaha by seven to two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Marion Stone
Carl Price
Murray Red Sox
Union Pacific’s
Omaha
Growth in Grace and Prodigal Movies at Nehawka Church
Otto Engebretson of Otterbein Church and Rev. Shepherd lead Evang elistic meetings in Nehawka with Bible school at 10 a m and evening services through June 14. The program features soul searching sermons and special music inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Engebretson
Otterbein Church Bible Church School
Rev. Shepherd
Nehawka
Shepherd
Nehawka Church Bible Church School
Good showing for young penmanship winner in Plattsmouth
Miss Lois Giles, aged 12, led a penmanship contest in Plattsmouth with a 99 percent score and a near flawless specimen. Eilis Schlichtemeier won the D A R dollar prize for top history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Giles
Plattsmouth
Eilis Schlichtemeier
D. A. R. Dollar
Calves Taken Up Near Plattsmouth Neb
Two stray calves converged on a Plattsmouth home and have been taken up. Owner may claim by calling at the place west of Plattsmouth, Nebraska, and paying for the advertisement and other damage. E. J. Lutz requests proof of ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
E. J. Lutz
Plattermouth
Weeping Water Community News and Visits
Oscar Anderson elected care taker for Weeping Water school buildings and grounds. Residents and guests attended Memorial day services at the local cemetery. Visitors include Leslie Dunn from Long Beach and Wm. Dunn, plus trips to Blair and Blair area. The Dowler Brothers received a carload of Bigger and Better Chevrolets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Anderson
Weeping Water
Board of Education
Charles Joyce
Lloyd Rannie
Rannile
Elmer Michesen
Blair
Dora Rainey
Nina Chapman
Rockford
Illinois
Amos Cappen
York
Ida Cappen
M. M. Stroub
Avoca
Ed Lartzen
Farmers Union
Nebraska City
American Legion
Geo. A. Morey
Methodist Church
H. L. Meyer
Leslie Dunn
Long Beach
Leslie
Wm. Dunn
Dowler Brothers
Wm. van Every
Eugene Colbert
Boy Scouts
Nehawka
American Legion of
Neawka
Dorothy
Helen Gorder
Ogallala
Helen
A. H. Jones
Wabash Cemetery
W. A. Taylor
Baptist Church
Union
Wabash
Shower Held for Bride Elect Dorothy Gorder
Miss Dorothy Gorder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Gorder, to wed soon, was honored at a reception hosted by Misses Muriel and Dorothy Cole at the home of their parents Floyd Cole and wife last Monday. A large gathering of friends attended and many beautiful gifts were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel
Dorothy Cole
Floyd Cole
Dorothy Gorder
Fred H. Gorder
Will Celebrate Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs John Domingo
Mr and Mrs John Domingo of Weeping Water will host an open house on Sunday June 7 to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. They were married June 7 1881 and have resided in Weeping Water throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Domingo
Sisters Return from the West to Weeping Water and Syracuse
Mrs. Wm. Jamison and her sister Mrs. Elizabeth Davis returned Sunday from two years in Long Beach California. They will make their home in Weeping Water and Syracuse for now. They enjoyed the western stay but found home towns pleasant on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Jamison
Elizabeth Davis
Syracuse
Long Beach
California
Memorial Day Observance Honored by Local Community
Memorial Day was commemorated with reverence as residents gathered to honor fallen service members. The observance featured brief remarks and community participation reflecting on national sacrifice and gratitude.
Legion Auxiliary and Scouts honor fallen at Woodland Cemetery
The American Legion Auxiliary and the Boy Scouts presented a program at Woodland cemetery with a firing squad salute led by Sergeant Laurance Wise. Ambler Bick ford Rector and Cole provided singing while J. M. Teegarden presided and Rev. Geo A. Morey delivered the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ican Legion
Boy Scouts
Woodland Cemetery
Laurance Wise
Ambler
Bickford
Rector
Cole
American Legion
J. M. Teegarden
Geo. A. Morey
Hot and Hard Days for Two Blacksmiths
These days are hot and filled with hard work for Frank H Baldwin and Newton L Grubbs, blacksmiths, as they strive to finish every man’s work so no one loses time in the field, leaving them weary at sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Baldwin
Newton L. Grubbs
Denerted for Iowa to Work
John Stoudenberg John Welsch and Jack Wise departed last week for Denison Iowa to obtain work on paving along a trans state highway under construction nearby. They left because they are seeking employment during the road project period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
John Stoudenberg
John Welsch
Jack Wise
Denison
Weeping Water Board Hires New Caretaker
The Weeping Water Board of Education met last Monday evening to address pending business. They hired a new caretaker for buildings and grounds and completed several other needed tasks. Board members include Edward Dowler Oscar C Hind Mogens Johnson S J Ambler Ed Lauritzen and Oliver E Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boardof Education
Board of Education of Weeping Water
Edward Dowler
Oscar C. Hind
Mogens Johnson
J. Ambler
Ed Lauritzen
Oliver E. Powers
Cole Family Returns to Oshkosh After Visit
Mr and Mrs Walter A Cole and their son Dick, who had been living in Oshkosh in the western part of the state, arrived home about a week ago and visited here until yesterday morning when they departed for the west again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Cole
Oshkosh
Marshall Youth Returns Home for Visit
Stirling Marshall son of Mr and Mrs E F Marshall has come home from Houghton Minnesota for a week to visit parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirling Marshall
E. F. Marshall
Houghton, Minn
Mrs Livingston Sent to Hospital for Care
Mrs. Harrison J. Livingston has been in poor health for some time and is considered to require hospital care. The decision was made to admit her to a hospital for treatment and observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Harrison J. Livingston
Clinic Scheduled to Determine Illness and Treatment
A clinic will be provided to ascertain the exact nature of her illness and to administer appropriate treatment.
Storeroom Preparation Progress for New Venture
Charles H. Gibson pushes toward occupancy for his new store with nine workers, while Jess Smith and Edward Bobbitt handle the painting to ensure quality completion.
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Wild Socr
Charles H. Gibson
Jess Smith
Edward Bobbitt
Making Improvements at Hobson Funeral Home
Messrs W L Hobson and son Richard have been having improvements made to their funeral home to keep it in top condition. Three rooms are being papered and the lower floor renovated, enhancing inviting pleasantness, with plans to paint the outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hobson
Richard
Memorial Day visitors and reunions across Omaha and lincoln
Local residents and guests from St Louis Wavelock Omaha St Joseph Lincoln and Lincoln attended Memorial Day services and visits across the region. Officials county staff and peace officers joined regional ceremonies and social visits with old friends.
Local residents attend court and church events in Lincoln
City visitors include Mr and Mrs W M Maple and son Harley from Avoca at the courthouse. Reese Hastain from Louisville and Lee J Mayfield Courier editor spent a few hours handling matters. Rev C G Wichmann and J G Messinger return from the Evangelistic synod at McWilliams. J H Lyle of the Crowell Moral Home called on C C Wee. A M Armies of Omaha spent Monday afternoon on business and visiting friends. Mrs Charles M Grats family visited Vaccaville area for a short outing. Sam Reynolda of Omaha visited a friend and met with A W Chid, Legion committeeman for Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Newman
St. Louis
Mike War
Wavelock
W. E. Wells
John J. Evans
Omaha
Charles Tungate
Mitchell
Lee J. Mayfield
Louisville
Cora Murray
Eck
Johnson
Oak Hill Cemetery
George Sayles
George
P. T. Campbell
Jay Johnson
St. Joseph
Aig. Johnson
Lincoln
Bert Crisman
Arthur Crisman
A. A. Edson
Bert Reed
W. R. Young
Auburn
Nebraska
Alpha Peterson
Gerda Peterson
M. Maple
Harley
Avoca
Court House
Reese Hastain
Louisville Bankie
The
Courier
C. G. Wichmann
J. &. Messinger
St. John Church
McWilliams
Otee County
J. H. Lyle
Orerd
Crowell J.moral
Blsir
C. C. Wee
A. M. Armies
Charles M. Grats
Catherine
Char
Norman
Sam Reynolda
Oma
A. W. Chid
Reyynold
Legion
Netrask
Local Residents Attend Various Meetings and Visits
Mrs. Glen Rutledge and EB Stewart express interest in land and duties. W B Banning in Union for business. Bert Reed and others travel to Blair for a week with the Morris Mehrens as the sheriff completes duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Rutledge
P. Stewart
W. B. Banning
Sherik Bert Reed
Wits
Blair
Morris Mehrens
Mynard Club Meeting Honors Memorial Day Programs
The Mynard Community’s May meeting on Friday May 29 featured patriotic songs led by chorister Mary Ellen Vallery with accompanist Mrs. Elbert Wiles. Raymond Cook performed The Trumpeter and Roses of Picardy while Haymond’s singing impressed attendees. Mrs. C. C. Barnyard read a Memorial Day sketch, Mary Katheryn Wiles gave piano and accordion solos, and Rev. McKelvey delivered an address on Cyberleya offering high ideals for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynard
Mary Ellen Vallery
Elbert Wiles
Raymond Cook
Roses
Picardy
Haymond
C. C. Barnyard
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P. A. Jacobson
Nebr
Etary
Yaeger
Mrs. Lancaster
Miss Newton
Ioh Frintine Et Journal Office
Keys’ Lengies
Tiomks
Sears S. Davis
United Brothers In Christ
Amer
Hobson Funeral Home
Mre
J. Tarner
Plymouth
Mynard Club
Plattsmouth Nebr
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