Elmwood Citizens Attend Meetings And Visit Family
Elmwood residents and visitors kept busy with Tuesday and Sunday trips to Lincoln Omaha Plattsmouth and Leigh. Attendees included attorney Guy Clements Barry Linder and Ray Misner plus Walter Wood visiting Cedar Creek and Farmers Union members Louis Bornemeier George Blessing and P. D. Peterson. Families hosted guests from Eagle Seward Spencer and Leigh amid flood related travel advisories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Clements
Lincoln
Barry Linder
Omaha
Ray M. Misner
Plattsmouth
Walter Wood
Cedar Creek
P. D. Peterson
Farmers Union of
Nebraska
Elmwood
Louis Bornemeier
J. C. Stanton
Platte River
Farmers Union
Fairbury
George W. Blessing
Frances Rudolph
Fae Ellen
Eagle
Edith Walker
Kenneth
Marjorie
Seward
Henry Manning
Emily Gonzales
George W. Kuntz
Golda
Erman
E. H. Penterman
Spencer, Iwca
Leigh
Social Guests Share Pleasant Sunday Dinner
Mr and Mrs A V Casmark hosted a gathering last Sunday featuring Oscar C Turner and daughter Crest Cook and family from near Alvo Cloyd Turner and wife and daughter from Marquette ND Bothwell and wife of Elmwood John E Turner and family of Plattsmouth all enjoyed the day and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Casmark
Oscar C. Turner
Crest Cook
Near Alvo
Cloyd Turner
Marquette
N. D. Bothwell
Elmwood
John E. Turner
Plattsmouth
Local Man Hickman Returns Home After Leg Amputation
B M Hickman, long at Bryan Memorial hospital in Lincoln for leg amputation, came home Tuesday. Friends report he is progressing well and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Hickman
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
Mrs. Penterman Visits Family Across Colorado
Mrs. Herman Penterman traveled to Yuma and Albia Colorado last week to meet sisters and brothers, attend Memorial services, and visit relatives. She planned flood relief discussions as the situation developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Penterman
Yuma
Colorado
Penterman
Albia
Flood Devastation Visited Near Guide Rock and Red Cloud
Leonard Klemme and Milo Frischie visited the flooded district on Sunday reporting a house washed away from Guide Rock and lodged against trees two miles downstream. They described drifting houses and stock as well as all CCC camp buildings washed away and carried downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Mesdames
Leonard Klemme
Milo Frischie
Red Cloud
Guide Rock
CCC
Thirty Year Old Elmwood Club Reunites At Fitch Home
A Elmwood based club, formed about thirty years ago, held a reunion at F. J. Fitch's Elmwood home last Friday. About twenty members from across the state attended. They will meet next year with Mrs. Celin Rau of Manley as hostess, a longtime member. Mesdames W. J. Rau of Manley and Asaph Keckler were honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Fitch
Elmwood
Celin Rau
Manley
Mesdames W. J. Rau
Asaph Keckler
Richardson Family Welcomes Trio of Babies at Lincoln
Floyd Richardson and his wife welcomed three newborns last week two daughters and a son One daughter died the day of birth and was buried at Elmwood The surviving daughters are fragile while the son is strong The Richarson family connects to Elmwood through Mrs G G Douglas as his aunt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Richardson
Lincoln
Elmwood
Mr. Richardson
G. G. Douglas
Riverton Flood Strikes Town via Riverton Visit
Mr and Mrs Roy Nelson of Riverton report a grave flood situation after traveling east for a Columbia University graduates function. They describe about 40 houses flooded from two to eight feet, with water covering interiors. The Nelsons spoke from the home of Dr G G Douglas, their uncle, during a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Nelson
Riverton
Columbia University
G. G. Douglas
Nelson
Kitchen Clatters 4-H Club Formed in June Meeting
On June 4 the group chose Kitchen Clatters as the club name. Four new members joined Elaine Handley Evelyn Gooding Betty Ann Farris Kath ry n Shellenbarger bringing total to twelve. Ruth Ann Hart led a lemonade demonstration. Ruth Bailey hosts next, meetings at 2. dainty refreshments end the session with songs yells games and stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bailey
Elaine Handley
Evelyn Gooding
Betty Ann Farris
Kathryn Shellenbarger
Ruth Ann Hart
Mary Alice
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church Schedule
Sunday June observances at Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church include 9 30 am Sunday School 10 30 am English Pentecost service 7 30 pm Luther League No morning service June 16 as pastor attends synod at Longhan Nebraska June 20 class instruction June 23 10 30 am children program with services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Synod
Longhan
Nebraska
Burke Returns to Elmwood Precinct Assessment Duties
William Bourke, efficient assessor of Elmwood precinct, resumed his duties Saturday. County Assessor W H Puls oversees the precinct work as Bourke, a veteran, has been repeatedly elected by residents to continue this role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bourke
Elmwood
W. H. Puls
Mr. Burke
Telephone Company Cuts Night Rates After 7 P. M.
Lincoln based telephone firm announces rate change from 7 p m to 4 30 a m for station to station long distance calls when day rate is 40 cents or more. Person to person rates stay the same. The shift aims to spread calls into the lower night rate period and improve call handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Misner
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mr. Misner
Death of U S Macklin Marks Nebraska Masonic Member
Ulysses S. Macklin 69 died in this city and was laid to rest at Tobias Nebraska. He was born October 23 1866 in Whiteside County Illinois and moved west to Nebraska living long at Tobias. He joined Jewel Lodge No 149 A F and A M and came to the Nebraska Masonic Home on April 16 1935 in ill health. Survived by widow of Tobias three sons E K Cheyenne Wyoming E C Avoca Iowa V S Fort Warren Wyoming Greta Council Bluffs and Lelia Jansen Nebraska. Funeral held at Tobias conducted by the local Masonic lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias
Nebraska
Ulysses S. Macklin
Greta
Council Bluffs
Lelia
Jansen
Masonic Lodge
Vacation Bible School Opens at First Presbyterian Church
The vacation Bible school opened this morning at the First Presbyterian Church with a good number of community children enrolled. Mrs Louis Lohnes supervises with Miss Louise Rummel and Miss Ruth Tidball as assistants. other helpers include Mildred Cacy Eleanor Minor Jean Knorr Frances Cloidt Marjorie Ann Tidball Harriett Goos Estelle Baird and Pearl Staats Martha Gorder will lead physical education activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Louis Lohnes
Louise Rummel
Ruth Tidball
Mildred Cacy
Eleanor Minor
Jean Knorr
Frances Cloidt
Marjorie Ann Tidball
Harriett Goos
Estelle Baird
Pearl Staats
Martha Gorder
Home Dairy Wins Over South Park Rowdies
Home Dairy defeated the South Park Rowdies 18 to 12 in kittenballaction last night. Charles Fulton catcher and skipper of Home Dairy was struck in the right eye by a foul ball and forced from the game for a time. The Rowdies capitalized on Fulton’s absence to score several runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park Rowdies
Charles Fulton
Rowdies
Fulton
Brinklows Return From Kansas City Work
Mr and Mrs George Brinklow returned today from Kansas City where Mr Brinklow has been employed the last five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brinklow
Kansas City
Brinklow
The Only Solution to Automobile Deaths in 1934
A 1930s editorial argues automobile deaths per 100000 in 1934 were 24.7 and calls for public action. It cites rising registrations and gasoline use, asserts most crashes stem from mechanical faults or driver behind the wheel, and urges aggressively enforced laws to force change.
Chicago vocalist Frank Jackson visits city church
Sunday Frank Jackson of Chicago, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Wise, guest at First Presbyterian Church and soloist in the morning service. Afterward he dined at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Robertson with Judge Jesse L. Root, his daughter Miss Alice of Omaha, and Miss Olive Gass, an old friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jackson
Chicago
J. N. Wise
First Presbyterian Church
Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Jesse L. Root
Alice
Omaha
Olive Gass
W. A. Robertson
Mrs Edna Dalton Visits City After Flood Ordeal
Mrs Edna Dalton of McCook arrives in the city to visit her mother Mrs Bertha Shopp and family after the Republican river flood. She endured the loss and damage in the valley and reached Oxford by bus to catch her train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Dalton
McCook
Bertha Shopp
Visiting in Minnesota with Stodola family guest
Harry Stodola son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Stodola of this city spends his summer vacation in Minnesota lake country as a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Stefan. He expects to remain until he returns home to resume school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stodola
Joseph Stodola
Lake Country
Minnesota
Frank Stefan
Harry
New Nebraska Installment Tax Law Eases Delinquents
A new law by Trenmore Cone, signed by Governor Cochran, lets taxpayers pay back taxes in ten equal installments with no interest or penalties if current year taxes are paid. The plan requires full current year payment and staggered back taxes by Sept. 1, 1935 and again by Sept. 1 each year through 1944, with nonpayment triggering foreclosure. The act also introduces service by publication for foreclosures to reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenmore Cone
Cochran
Nebraska
4-H Club Meeting and Club Week Trip News
The Sunnyside Sewing club met at Marjorie Wohlfarth and Pat Cloidt's home to discuss the Winter Clothes project. Lois Giles and Grace Wiles missed due to attending Club Week at Lincoln, among six Cass County members to receive all expenses paid trips for diligent 4-H work. Mildred Knoflicek provided violin solos. The next meeting is set for Tuesday June 11 at Anne Marie Rea's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Sewing Club
Marjorie Wohlfarth
Pat Cloidt
Lois Giles
Grace Wiles
Lincoln
Cass County
Mildred Knoflicek
Anne Marie Rea
Act Stipulates Immediate Effect Upon Passage
The text states the act becomes law in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval according to law. It emphasizes enactment upon formal approval without delay and adherence to legal procedures.
Favorites Are Back on Ford Dealers Broadcasts
Stoopnagle and Budd reunite with Fred War ing and his Pennsylvanians for new Ford Dealers broadcasts starting the first week in July. The team promises startling developments about phoithbounders and other antics on the new series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoopnagle
Budd
Fred Waring
Death of Baby Daughter of Van Landingham
Sunday three weeks old Joan Lucille Van Landingham died at the family home in the city. The funeral was held this afternoon at Horton funeral home with Rev. G. A. Pahl of St. Paul's church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Vanlandingham
Joan Lucille
Horton Funeral Home
G. A. Pahl
St. Paul's Church
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Elmwood News
Farley Furniture
Uncle
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church
Telephone Company
Misner
U. S. Macezlin
Bible School
Home Dairy
Brink’s Hatchery
Plattsmouth, Nebr
Puls
Judiciary Committee
Edna Mae Petersen
San-Sen Field
AMS Et al Lpg
DR. Johnston
Poppleton Ave
Omaha, Nebr
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