Executive sessions of Nebraska Retail Grocers conclude in Omaha
Two day meetings in Omaha wrap up with plans to oppose mail order houses. A new cooperative insurance group is formed with sufficient funds to obtain a director, aiming to launch the insurance program soon. Committee members pledge support for Herman Diers for lieutenant governor as they tour wholesalers and meet postmasters in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Federation of Retail Grocers
Omaha
Vice Com
Retailers’ Federation
Herman Diers
KE. Reinert
Wymore
George W. Downer
Overton
Fred Diers
Madison
J. C. Schwerer
Growley Center
George Barr
Lincoln
OC. B. Hostetter
Declined Interview Between Ex-Spouses At Lincoln Train
Mrs Van Akern and her mother traveled to Lincoln on the afternoon train yesterday seeking an interview with her former husband Henry Van Akern at Burlington station before departure. Henry told onlookers she had obtained a divorce in Oklahoma and that he had just won a 84700 judgment in this county against the man she planned to marry. He declined to discuss the matter further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brunhoeber
van Akern
Cooper
Lincoln
Miss Ann Hiatt Undergoes Operation at Immanuel
From Friday's Daily Miss Ann Hiatt went to Immanuel hospital Omaha yesterday to undergo an operation at the hands of Dr. Davis. Her sister Mrs Frank Gobelman accompanied Miss Hiatt and will remain with her through the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hiatt
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Davis
Frank Gobelman
Miss Hiatt
New Gem Theater Opens Monday Night in Playsiouth
The Gem theater, new RK M Shines building in Playsiouth, opens Monday with licensed films on a 300-seat, modern interior. Frank Gobelman decorated walls and ceiling, J R Hammerfield painted woodwork, and Varga Cecil installed lighting. first show aims to delight the public with a sanitary, up-to-date venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cay
J. RA
Hammerfield
Varga & Cecil
Frank Gobelman
Playsiouth
Shines
Fine Boom Edition of the Clinton Daily Journal
The Clinton Daily Journal issues a special home produced boom edition praised for its wide view of Clinton business. Editor Ben Pellz is credited along with enterprising local businessmen for a paper that excites daily readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Daily Journal
Ben Pellz
Picnic At Beata Hally Home For Local Children
A group of children gathered at Beata Hally’s home yesterday afternoon then walked to North Maiden Lane pasture for games, races, and singing. They enjoyed a luncheon with sandwiches lemonade cake cookies candy and fruit before returning home feeling they had a jolly time. Attendees included Lillian Kalacck Beata Holly Mary Burbank Anna Hiber Florence Oeell Novotny Agnes Helen Stravicek Helen Liber shal Rosa Lucille Schowmal and Beatrice Jirousek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beata Hally
Maiden Lane
Lillian Kalacck
Beata Holly
Mary Burbank
Anna Hiber
Florence Oeell
Gathering Novotny
Agnes
Helen Stravicek
Helen Libershal
Rosa
Lucille Schowmal
Beatrice Jirousek
Raymond Travis to Undergo Appendicitis Operation
From Saturdays Daily Raymond Travis and his father Judge Harvey D Travis travel to Omaha. Raymond will enter Clarkson Hospital this afternoon with a likely appendectomy planned for next Monday. The illness has persisted for several weeks and his physician advises surgery while his strength permits.
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Clarkson Hospital
Raymond
Travis
Harvey D. Travis
Omaha
Journal Office Sells Typewriter Supplies
The Journal office offers a range of typewriter supplies including ribbons, keys, and repair parts for writers and office users. Contact details and store hours are listed in the ad section.
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Journal Office
Wedding of Miss Lillie Tucker and John Ehresman
Miss Lillie Tucker and John Ehresman wed at the bride's home Tuesday at 3 p.m. Rev. J. F. Hedges officiated. The couple, long acquainted in Indiana, plan a post ceremony trip through Chicago Fort Wayne LaPayette, returning to Nehawka to reside with the bride's father William Tucker.
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Lillie Tucker
John Ehresman
J. F. Hedges
Tucker
Ehresman
Indiana
Nehawka
East
Chicago
Fort Wayne
LaPayette
William Tucker
Lincoln State Journal Offer Pushes Low-Cost Home Readership
An appeal promotes the Lincoln State Journal with a special trial rate of $2 for daily and Sunday editions until January 1, 1933. Readers are urged to subscribe in advance to ensure continuation after the offer ends, highlighting the paper as impartial and essential for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln State Journal
Capital City
O C Hudson Accepts Central School Janitor Post
Virgil Mullis who served eleven years as janitor was not an applicant this year. At a board meeting O C Widsoan was elected to the position. Hudson previously kept the sub-store in Burlington and is praised as capable and energetic. He begins duties July 4.
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Q O. C. Hudson
Virgil Mullis
O. C. Widsoan
Hidson
Burlington
Hudson
Replevin Sought Over Hay Team in Archer Court
Lawrence Stull won a $419 judgment and costs against James Mrasek for hay sold. An execution levied on a team owned by Anna Goos led to a replevin and repossession. Tomorrow Judge Archer will hear Anna Goos versus J A Denson and J Lawrence Stull to settle costs and damages.
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Archer
Anna Goos
J. A. Denson
J. Lawrence Stull
Mrasek
Old Channel Reopens as Missouri Skims Toward New Path
The Glenwood Tribune notes signs the Old Missouri may return to its former channel. A railroad effort continues to remove a bar opposite Folsom, shifting sand to create a straight Nebraska shore channel. River men predict tiprapping works at Folsom will sit on dry sandbars in months.
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Glenwood Tribune
Missouri
Folsom
Nebraska
Mrs W Hl Seybert Visits Platismouth Friends
Mrs. W Hl Seybert of Cullom arrived on No 4 this morning and spent the day with Platismouth friends.
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W. Hl. Seybert
Cullom
Close Call for Baby In Street Wreck
The St Joseph Daily News Press reports Guy Kirkpatrick II year old son of Mr and Mrs Guy Kirkpatrick of 1021 Sylvanie street slept in a bogey when a gust toppled the ambulator from a seven foot retaining wall onto the cement sidewalk. The mother found the infant upright and only a slight bruise to the face resulted.
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St. Joseph
Slumber Party Bid Farewell For Loveland Visitor
Miss Ruth Chapman hosted a lively slumber party Saturday night honoring Miss Pearl Evans of Loveland Colorado visiting friends in the city. The gathering served as a farewell for Miss Mildred Johnson who will spend the summer in Davenport Iowa with relatives and friends. Guests enjoyed games conversation and music with refreshments served.
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Ruth Chapman
Pearl Evans
Loveland
Colorado
Mildred Johnson
Davenport
Iowa
Genes
Ernests
Paul Staddleman Ranks Second in Post Selling Contest
Paul Staddleman stood second on June first in a May June contest to sell Saturday Evening Posts with about thirty competitors. He receives a June 1 1942 letter confirming second place. First prize is a pony cart and harness, second is 100 dollars. Paul sells nearly 100 copies weekly across the United States and Canada.
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Paul Staddleman
Paul
United States
Canada
May Rainfall Record Low Report From Rock Bluffs
W I L Furlong, Rock Bluffs record keeper, notes May rainfall at one and one eighth inches the lowest on record. Through early June totals show one inch this month, three quarters of an inch last week, and a quarter inch last night. Burlington records list June 4 at 1.33 inches and last night at a quarter inch.
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Furlong
Rock Bluffs
Burlington
Will and petition in the estate of William Dull scheduled for probate
In Cass County Nebraska a hearing is set in Plattsmouth for June 6, 1917 at 9 a.m. on the last will of William E B Dull deceased and the petition of widow Kk Dull for probate and letters testamentary. Objections must be filed by the hearing date. County Judge Allen J Beeson notes the court seal and date May 16, 1912.
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State OF
Nebraska
Hhe Court House
Plattsmouth
Said County
Allen J. Beeson
County
Jude
Notice of Administration in Wiley Estate
Interested parties are warned of a petition filed in Cass County Nebraska for administration of the estate of William M. Wiley deceased. A hearing is set for June 1, 1912 at 10 o'clock AM in the County Court at Plattsmouth. The court may grant administration to Mary J. Wiley widow. Dated May 20, 1913. Allen J. Beeson, County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Wiley
Igen Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Piattamouth
Mary J. Wiley
Allen J. Beeson
Notice to Creditors in Thomas J Fountain Estate
Notice is given to creditors of Thomas J Fountain deceased to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. The Administrator shall meet the County Judge at Plattsmouth Nebraska on June 26 1942 and December 26 1942 at 410 o clock a.m. Six months to present claims and one year to settle from June 23 1942. B E Eson. Dwyer attorney for the estate.
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State OF
Nebraska
Onass County
Thomas J. Fountain
Gass County
Plattsmouth
Said
Melock
Injured night watchman struck by falling ladder
John Brady, a Burlington shops night watchman, sustained a scalp wound when a ladder fell on him after he began his shift. The injury is slight but will require several days off work.
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John Brady
Burlington Shops
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