Local news notes on residents and visitors
Greenwood Helen Johnson of Lincoln attended a dance Wednesday evening and returned home Thursday morning. Ralph Palmenquist, at a CCC camp in David City, Neb., visited his parents last week. Mrs Charles Greer of Oklahoma visits relatives here and Milford. Miss Paulus of Greenwood, a student at the University of Nebraska Agricultural College in Lincoln, returned Tuesday by bus to finish exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Johnson
Lincoln
Ralph Palmenquist
CCC
David City
Nebr
Charles Greer
Oklahoma
Milford
Paulus
Greenwood
Agricultural College of the
University of Nebraska
Death of Greenwood Resident L. V. Sheffer
Old time resident L. V. Sheffer died Thursday afternoon after two years of poor health. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 30 in the Ashland chapel. Burial followed in the Sheffer cemetery northeast of Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Sheffer
Greenwood
Ashland Chapel
Sheffer Cemetery
Pretty Home Wedding in Greenwood Details
A refined ceremony occurred at the M. L. Shape home in Greenwood when Elizabeth Shape married Dr. Carl H. Dubler of Omaha on Wednesday evening May 27. About thirty relatives and close friends attended. the groom wore a light grey suit and the bride a white lace dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Shape
Greenwood
Elizabeth
Carl H. Dubler
Omaha
Wedding of Dubler and Allstrom in Omaha
A wedding in a pink and white setting featured Rev. F. Anderson officiating as Carl Dubler and Roger Dubler stood as groom and best man. Dorothy Dubler served as bridesmaid with Fay Allstrom as train bearer. The couple will reside in Omaha where the groom practices dentistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dubler
Lla Faye Allstrom
Omaha
Early Editors Visit From California and Omaha
A. U. Mayfield and his California wife and Gene Mayfield and his Omaha wife visited with Mrs. Will Hartsook and family Friday. The Mayfield brothers founded the Greenwood Hawkeye in 1883. A. U. notes the town’s changes over 53 years. Their brother L. J. Mayfield has long edited the Louisville Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. U. Mayfield
California
Gene Mayfield
Omaha
Will Hartsook
Greenwood Hawkeye
A. U
L. J. Mayfield
Louisville Courier
How to Evaluate Goods When They Arrive
A practical guide on judging product quality after purchase. It outlines checking packaging, confirming item specifications, testing performance, inspecting for defects, and comparing with catalog descriptions to ensure value and satisfaction.
Sketch of Life of Former Louis ville Woman Mrs Mathew Inhelder
Mrs. Mathew Inhelder died May 31 at her Pierce home after a two week illness. A Lawrence Kansas daughter and several relatives mourn her through a long Pierce residency since 1892. Born Augusta Schmidt in Germany August 4 1860 she came to the U S at 16 with siblings. She married Mathew Inhelder April 28 1891 in Louisville and lived in Fremont before moving to Pierce. Surviving are husband three children four steps seven grandchildren and a brother. She was devoted to home church charity and friends and was known for steadfast faith and gentle nature as a “Mother in Israel.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Inhelder
Pierce
H. M. Holbert
Lawrence
Kansas
Inhelder
Augusta Schmidt
Germany
United States
Theresa
Herman
Louisville
Nebr
Chris Miller
Omaha
Louwisville
Fremont
Nebraska
B. J. Inhelder
Foster
M. M. Inhelder
Lincoln
A. L. Brande
L. G. Inhelder
Louise Cressler
Chardan
Iowa
Emma (Berg) Powers
Pasadena
California
Herman Schmidt
Murdock
Israel
Divorces Granted in District Court Movements
Judge Livingston granted divorces to Maurine Disney Davis from Charles L. Davis Marjorie Bornemeier from Ludwig A. Bornemeier and Nessley Marshall from Virginia Marshall all uncontested. The court also overruled Werner Markel vs Richard Glassmeyer new trial motion after a $1200 jury verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Livingston
Maurine Disney Davis
Charles L. Davis
Marjorie Bornemeier
Ludwig A. Bornemeier
Nessley Marshall
Virginia Marshall
Werner Markel
Richard Glassmeyer
Otoe County
Funeral of Mrs. Schumacher Held at Sattler Home
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Frank Schumacher were conducted at 10 30 this morning at the Sattler funeral home. A large gathering of old friends and neighbors attended to pay tribute. Rev G A Pahl of St Pauls Evangelical church led the service and offered comfort to the family. Frank A Cloidt sang two hymns Saved by Grace and Wonderful Peace with Miss Estelle Baird at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schumacher
Sattler Funeral Home
G. A. Pahl
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Frank A. Cloidt
Estelle Baird
Doctor Charles Headrick Dies at Masonic Home at 83
Dr Charles M Headrick 83 longtime Nebraska physician died Thursday at the Nebraska Masonic Home where he lived since 1930 Born Bloomfield Iowa July 10 1872 he practiced medicine in Hastings Lincoln Waverly and Tecumseh Headrick a Tecumseh lodge member is survived by Mrs Headrick a son Charles P Headrick Seattle WA and a daughter Florence Coughlan Ocean Park CA plus two brothers and one sister The Headrick family resided at Tecumseh for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Headrick
Nebraska
Recreational and Cultural Projects Planned
Local committee approves WPA driven plans to build playgrounds band choirs and crafts programs. Robert G Reed is proposed as Cass County recreational program chairman with supervision by WPA staff and trained instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
John P Sattler
Chamber of Commerce
A. H. Duxbury
American Legion
Fred H. Sharpnack
Plattsmouth
Ad Club
G. A. Pahl
Garden Club
S. Devoe
L. W. Egenberger
Plattsmouth Woman's Club
Neal McDonald
Hastings
Robert G. Reed
Cass County
Hotel Man Dies in Minden Neb Doctor Manthor
Charles W. Man tor, veteran hotel manager in Minden Nebraska, died here. He operated the Edna hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minden
Neb
Charles W. Mantor
Edna
Death of Frank Sebatka Sr in Omaha Home
Frank Sebatka Sr 79 a Platttsmouth native died Thursday at 9 10 AM at the home of his daughter Mrs Charles Skarisky 5214 South 20th Omaha He had been in frail health several years Born in Bohemia he worked in railroad shops in Plattsmouth before moving to Omaha in 1928 Survived by two sons five daughters two grandchildren and two nephews Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sebatka, Sr
Platttsmouth
Charles Skarisky
South 20Th Street
Omaha
Sebatka
Bohemia
United States
Plattsmouth
Burington
Frank Aschenbrenner
Joseph Staska
Murray
Charlies Staska
Union
St Marys Guild and St Luke’s Auxiliary Meet at Mr s Will Farm
The St Marys Guild and St Luke's Auxiliary met Thursday at Mrs T J Will's rural home on highway 75. Miss Mia Gering Mrs Barbara Gering and Mrs F L Cummins reported on the Omahe annual meeting and the deaf work. The 50th anniversary was noted with long-time member names. Canon Potter’s departure prompted a vote of appreciation and wishes for his new diocese. Mrs R A Bates delivered greetings from Joliet Illinois. Delegates to Crete summer conference were chosen. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Will with her daughter Margaret Rachel Robertson and Edna Mae Petersen. See it before you buy It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Guild
St. Luke's Church
T. J. Will
Highway No. 75
Omahe
Mia
Barbara Gering
F. L. Cummins
Gund and Auxiliary
Canon Potter
R. A. Bates
Illinois
Eva Leete
Joliet
Canon W. 5. Leete
Perry Coffman
Crete
Will
Margaret
Rachel Robertson
Edna Mae Petersen
Local residents travel for business and visits in surrounding towns
Wabash News reports Jerry Smith and P. H. Clarke in Ashland on business for a short visit. H. H. Gerbeling visited Weeping Water Elmwood and Wabash for brief business. Henry A. Crozier from Weeping Water called on S. W. Hardaway in Wabash. L. R. Stanley toured Lincoln for store goods in a speed wagon. Ira Helms and wife, recently moved near Humboldt, visited Wabash and Will Murfin’s home. Albert Walsh of Fort Morgan visited Elmwood and left for a Canada trip with L. L. Caygill. Also noted are Van Every, Blanche Richards, Grace and Mercia Staton, Viola and Grace Hinds now Mrs Copple and Mrs Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Smith
P. H. Clarke
Ashland
H. H. Gerbeling
Weeping Water
Elmwood
Wabash
Henry A. Crozier
S. W. Hardaway
L. R. Stanley
Lincoln
Big City
Ira Helms
Humboldt
Will Murfin
Albert Walsh
Fort Morgan
L. L. Caygill
Mr. Caygill
Canada
Lincoln Masons Meet for Pleasant Evening
A party from Lincoln Lodge including John C Browne Ralph Dorr Leo and Emil Horton R G Eveland and W Hardaway attended a Masonic lodge meeting in Lincoln last Monday and reported a very pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Browne
Ralph Dorr
Leo and Emil Horton
R. G. Eveland
W. 5. Hardaway
Lincoln
Masonic Lodge
Photo discovers Wabash House era group image
Guy Hinds found a photo from about forty years ago inside the old Wabash House hotel showing principal Wabash citizens including Willis Horton Edward Wilson Dr Powers and wife Mrs Steve Hulfish C O Thomas Mr and Mrs Martin Van Buren Wood Mrs John Hiss and Abie in early attire with a young boy in dresses among the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash House
Guy Hinds
Wabash
Willis Horton
Edward Wilson
Powers
Steve Hulfish
C. O. Thomas
Martin van Burean Wood
John Hiss
Abie
Runaway Team Damages Hay Hauler and Helper
William Rueter and his son Albert were hauling hay with assistance from William Murfin when the team bolted from a field. A bridle line broke, the horses ran downhill, Rueter and his son jumped to safety with minor injuries, Murfin stayed with the wagon to stop the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rueter
Albert
William Murfin
Mr. Rueter
Mr. Muffin
Rueter
Blue Bird Stitchers Gather For First Meeting
The Blue Bird Stitchers club held its first meeting at leader Dorothy Farmer's home on June 4 with president Betty Joe Wilson presiding. Members reviewed the 4-H constitution and planned the first sewing project. The next meeting is set for June 12 at Mary Jean Hart's home. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bird Stitchers Club
Dorothy Farmer
Betty Joe Wilson
Mary Jean Hart
Henry B. Walthall Seriously Ill at Encino Ranch
Hollywood reports famed silent film actor Henry B. Walthall, best known for The Birth of a Nation role, is seriously ill at his Encino ranch while completing work on China Clipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Henry B. Walthall
Encino
Here
Walthall
D. W. Griffith
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