Manley Social Roundup and Local Visits Highlight Week
Marley News covers residents visiting from Omaha Lincoln and Ashland. Arnold Harms Elmer Pearson and Mrs Rose Kelly travel for visits and care. A ball game at Manley Park ends Greenwood 12 Manley 7. Royal Neighbors meet for social session at Lodge rooms. Mrs Elmer Pearson returns from a western trip with fond memories and appreciation for Manley.
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Arnold Harms
Omaha
Elmer Pearson
Kelvinator
Herman Rauth
Aliee Harms
Lincoln
Manley
Walter Jenkins
Havelock
Alice Jenkins
Rose Kelly
Plattsmouth
George Perry
Paul Kennedy
Michael Kennedy
Elmcreek
Robert Connors
Platterouth
John Mackenhamvpt
Lincolin
Detton
Omar Yardiey
Tate
Ashland
Murrey
Alma Yardley
Omar Yardley
Greenwood
Grenewood
Royal Neighbors
Murdock notes cite many local visits and events
Miss Elsa Bornemeier visited Omaha. J Johansen drove to Lincoln for furniture. families from Murdock attended Memorial day events and church meetings. Homes and farms nearby were under renovation with paints and new basements. a Jersey heifer purchase expanded Gust Gakemeier’s cattle herd. Henry Amewert and Esther Jennen wed in Lincoln with Lincoln church attendance and Murdock ties.
Farm Help Wanted Two Young Men Seeks Work
Two young men with farming experience seek a farm position. Contact Fred Wilkin at Elmwood, phone 5.
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Fred Wilkin
Elmwood
Mrs Henry Miller Dies After Long Illness at Wahoo
Mrs Henry Miller of Wahoo died after a 22 day or longer illness at her home on Friday. She was buried at Wahoo Sunday afternoon with funeral held at two oclock. She was aunt to Otto Miller Emil Miller and others. Otto Miller and Mrs Matthew Thkugan attended.
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Henry Miller
Wahoo
Married at Lincoln Wednesday Last Wednesday at the Mt. Calvary
A marriage notice records a wedding ceremony held at Mt Calvary church near Lincoln last Wednesday with two names listed as couple. The brief notes the event occurred midweek and identifies the church venue.
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Lincoln
Mt. Calvary
Weddings Sweep Cass County in Recent Ceremonies
In Cass County two notable weddings took place. Miss Evlith Jennen and Henry Abgwert married at Lincoln's Calvary Evangelical Church with Rev. Jennen and Rev. Lenz assisting. they plan a Lincoln visit before returning to Murdock to start their life together. Dell Bird and Roy Leever tied the knot at Tecumseh, with the Bird and Leever families present. the couple will reside on a farm near Alvo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
Lincoln
Henry Amewert
Murdock
Murdock Mercantile Company
Esther Jennen
Murdock High School
Jennen
Lenz
Mt. Calvary Church of
Journal
Cass County
Linesin
Evlith Jennen
Henry Abgwert
Murdoch Mercantile Co
Calvary Evangelical Church
Jenner
Thus Dock
Dell Bird
Roy Leever
Tecumech
A. J. Birdwell
Alvo
Toe Froom
Leaver
Notice to creditors in estate of John Koukal
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court invites creditors to present claims July 2 1927 and October 3 1927 at 10 oclock to examine and adjust debts. Filing deadline three months from July 2 1927 and debt payment one year from July 2 1927. A H Duxbury County Judge. John M Leyda Attorney for Administrator.
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State of
Nebraska
Cass County
John Koukal
Broom
Plattsmouth
Said County Court
Amy
Emergency levee work to protect river bottom land
County officials from Mills and Pottawattamie visit the Mississippi near St Marys township as an emergency levee rises at a cost about 27500 dollars. Builders toil nightly while floodwaters threaten acres of bottom land and a house on the Anderson farm recedes to 506 feet from the door.
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S F. Vinten
John Lewis
W. EB McCrew
Frarh
Choate
Mills County
Ware
Cennei
Eletts Welresi
Pottawattamie County
Missocri
Cominy Lne
St Mary's Township
Mis
Anderson
Houze
Boyne Construction Fins
Omatin
Indead
Math
Glenwool
Order of Hearing on Settlement of Henry Lambert Estate
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court orders a hearing on the petition of George L Farley administrator for final settlement heirship determination distribution and discharge. The hearing is set for June 17 1927 at ten o'clock a.m. Notice will be published in the Plattsmouth Journal for one week prior.
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Cass County
Nebraska
Henry Lambert
George Tl. Farley
Plattsmouth Journal
The Cutters by Bess Streeter Aldrich gains praise
A glowing notice hails The Cutters as one of the year’s greatest literary successes. Nebrask a author Bess Streeter Aldrich is celebrated for this work amid high expectations.
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Cutters
Bess Streeter Aldrick
Nebieski
Deak & Git
Sale Peths
Civil Notice of Quiet Title in Cass County Nebraska
In District Court Cass County Nebraska James Sedlak and Hermie Sedlak sue Plattsmouth Ferry Company to quiet title to described real estate in Section 13 Township 12 North Range 13 East Sixth Principal Meridian Cass County Nebraska. Unknown heirs devisees and all interested persons must answer by July 11 1927 or default will be entered. The plaintiffs seek a decree to quiet title and remove all claims against them. M Rawls attorney.
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Lerviees
Henry Amison
Wiliam HH. Andersen
Thomas KK. Hanns
Thomas FE. Tootis
Charles RB. Staude
Andrew W. WeLaughtin
Bima R. McLavehlin
Mav Quinn
Albert Quinn
Trene Murphy
Section
Tm Township
Cess County
Nebrakka
Pearl Street
Said Street
Maiden Lane
Hbef Finninge
Missouri Pacffc Railway Company
Morth
Cass County
Nebraska
District Court
James Sedlak
Hermie Sedlak
Plattsmouth Band Delights Crowd at Courthouse Grounds
A feature filled outdoor concert drawn heavy Cass County turnout near the courthouse. The Plattsmouth band, in uniform, impressed the audience with real music under Director Holly. Locals praised the performance of a Nebraska song by a Plattsmouth boy and urged singing along at future events.
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Court House
Cass County
Plattsmouth
Holly
Pinttsmouth
Bruce Flosenerteyis
Nebraska
Plettsmanth
Campaign to Promote Jacksonville Boosts Civic Outreach
A United States Chamber of Commerce program in Jacksonville promotes a citizen advertising drive. An initial effort enrolls 100 members at $10 per month to advertise city benefits. The campaign grows to 2000 members to attract attention domestically and globally.
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States Chamber of Commerce
Jacksonville
Florida
Chamber of Commerce Urges Members to Support Local Efforts
In late year plans the organization appeals for renewed subscriptions and active involvement. It argues dues matter little versus member enthusiasm and cooperation driving progress, urging strong support to boost morale and investment across communities.
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Qoomonrece
Mistramouth
Chamber of Commeres
Plattemouth
Loruls
Plattsmouth Chamber Promotes Civic Cooperation and Growth
The letter urges frank open cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce, arguing for a stronger civic group to guide Plattsmouth's future. It cites varied publicity contributions from Kansas City Detroit Salt Lake City Atlanta Fremont and San Francisco, notes local populations and scaled goals, and stresses improvement in buildings and community interest.
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Kansas City
Detroit
Salt Lake
Atlent
Fremont
Nebraska
Chetisnoegea
San Francisco
Simon Springs
Lrk
Roser Ar- Wonens
Chamber of Commerce
Plattsmouth
Sanatorium Progress and Local Business Surge Reported
A report notes the Sanatorium making progress while a Omaha physician shows hospital interest. The Morrow Hatchery cites a successful season and a merchant calls this the largest spring business yet. The Omaha road repairs to the Louisville road, and plans for a bridge are moving forward.
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Omaha
Louisville
For Sale 100 Ih, ire capacity refrigerancr
For sale 100 ih capacity refrigerant side here. Contact Elmer Pearson for details.
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Bergaln
Elmer Pearson
Picnic Arranged by Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen
Royal Neighbors 2 and Modern Woodmen plan a picnic at Beratt Grove north of Menley on Wednesday. All members and families are invited to attend. A bell game will pit the Royal Neighbors under Mrs Wm Heebner 25 captain against a team from Modern Women.
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Royal Neighbors 2
Beratt Grove
Menley
Royal Neighbors
Wm. Heebner
Rauth Family Attends York Closing Exercises
J C Rauth Herman Rauth and wives attended York closing exercises last week. Miss Anna Rauth graduated with high honors ranking second in her class and named salutatorian. Herman Rauth and Walter Mockenhaupt returned their wives Monday, Mr Z Rauth stayed another day bringing their daughter home.
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J. ¢. Rauth
Herman Rauth
Walter Mockenhaupt
York
Anna Rauth
Amanda Krecklow Honored for Excellent Grades at Louisville High
Friends from the Louis ville High school honor Amanda Krecklow for top grades and a graduation scholarship. The class celebrated at her home with a rose decorated venue, cameos, music, and songs. A ball game was enjoyed as part of the reception.
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Amanda Krecklow
Louisville
Kreckhlow
Amanda
Patience and Cooperation Call for Forward Steps
A letter from W. G. Bavis, secretary, urges patience and faith in progress. He notes funds are limited and that Rome was not built in a day, insisting on cooperation to pursue essential projects while postponing a swimming facility.
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Rome
Free decorative art classes at Bates Book and Gift Shop Annex
Learn popular decorative art for lamp shades and screens with free instruction at Bates Book and Gift Shop Annex. Enroll to earn by making these articles for others and start with no cost.
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Bates Book and Gift Shop
Funeral for Peter Madsen Held at St. Pauls German Church
The funeral for Peter Blau sen was held Wednesday evening at St. Pauls German Church where he had been a devout member for many years. Many friends and neighbors attended as family members shared in their sorrow. Rev. O G Wichmann delivered a short sermon in German and English, offering comfort, and the church choir performed well loved songs. The procession moved to Oak Hill Cemetery for burial.
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Elsa Bornemeier
Omaha
J. Johansen
Lincoln
August Wendt
Herman Leutchens
James Delaney
Murdock
George Utt
Homer H. Lawton
J. Johanson
Reuben Stauss, Jr
Naperville
Til
Herold Tool
Shrine
Victor Thimgan
Charles Bornemeier
Elmwood
Chicago
Paul Bornemeier
Henry Heineman
Paul Stock
Wm. Luetchens
Carl Schlaphoff
G. Bauer
Milford
Jess Landholm
Wabash Cemetery
Memorial Dar
Wabash and
Mark Deickman
Landholm
Gayle McDonald
Hampton
McDonald
Oscar McDonald
University Place
C. J. Hitchcock
Havelock
Robert Crawford
George Skyles
Alvo
Crawford
C. EB. Stroy
George Towle
Denter
Jess Hill
Qomahe
W. T. Adams
Phattsmonuth
Evangelical Church
Adams
Presbyterian Church of
Plattemouth
Gust Gakemeier
Warne Swartz
Gakemeier
Wm. Smith
Ithaca
John Bornemeier
Smith
Hugo Nuernberg
Church Conference
Callihan
Haisch
Peatus
Peter Blausen
St. Paul's
Apt Melehbors
O. G. Wichmann
Oak HU
Legal blanks for sale at the Journal office
Classified notice announces legal blanks available at the Journal office for purchase. Includes details on catalog, prices, and ordering process for legal forms and notice templates.
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Journal
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