Old Age Pension Commission to List Applications
The Cass county Old Age Pension commission met with the board of county commissioners to organize and implement the law. W M Barclay was elected chairman with district divisions for applications. The plan imposes a fifty cent per head levy on residents 21 to 50 to fund pensions, with funds expected after November 1.
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Old Age Pension Commission of
Cass County
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
W. M. Barclay
Plitemouth
Frank Wood
Weeping Water
Ed Carr
Eagle
L. G. Todd
Union
George E. Bucknell
Greenwood
Plattsmouth
East Rock Bluffs
Eight Mile Grove
Liberty
Mehawka
West Rock Bluffs
Avoca
G. E. Bucknell
Brlmwood
South Bend
Salt Creek
T Tipton
Stove Creek
Center
Louisville
Mt. Pleasant
Weeping Water City
Order of Eagles
Nebraska
C. E. Britt
Omaha
Col. Hahn
Fremont
A. F. Moran
Nebraska City
Vernon Palk
York
Eagles
Nmiust
Presbyterian Federation Holds Summer Meeting at Fellowship
The Presbyterian Federation met in regular session on Wednesday June 6 in the church Fellowship room. After a brief business period members enjoyed artistically decorated tables with refreshments and a mission program arranged by Mrs. Charles Tunnel. Despite hot weather and a looming storm attendance was large. no meetings will be held over the summer with the next regular session planned for September 5.
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The
Presbyterian Federation
Charles Tunnel
Mrs. Begley Seeks Cass County Register of Deeds Nomination
Mrs. James T. Begley filed for the Democratic nomination for Cass county register of deeds. She has long led in the Woman's club and other local women’s organizations. Judge Begley’s death in March spurred her to seek this office at the primary.
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James T. Begley
Office of Register of Deeds
Cass County
County Board Rejects Federal Relief Levy Plan
County commissioners face proposed signings from the Federal Emergency Relief program requiring 25 percent of gasoline tax funds and a 1.93 mill levy. The plan would leave only 2.7 mills for all county needs, risking inadequate services for the aged and indigent. The board does not expect to sign the agreements due to the heavy burden on taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Federal Emergency Relief
County Board of Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Birthday celebration honors Donna Bee Seiver's fifth year
Mrs. Don Seiver hosted a birthday gathering at the family home in the west part of the city for her daughter Donna Bee Seiver turning five. Guests included Ellen Winters, Donna Fay Mason, Joan Tiekotter and many friends as games and prizes filled the event. Refreshments and a decorated birthday cake marked the occasion with assistance from Gertrude Smith and Shirley Seiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Seiver
Donna Bee Seiver
Ellen Winters
Donna Fay Mason
Joan Tickotter
Mrs. Seiver
Gertrude Smith
Shirley Seiver
Annis Winters
Rhoda Iles
Donna Lutz
Maxine Nielsen
Gartha Hopkins
Freda Hopkins
Alice Prohaska
Wintersteen Hill Canaries Triumph Over Mynard Cornhuskers
Heavy showers could not stop the Wintersteen Hill Canaries who defeated Mynard 13 to 2 at Athletic Park. After a scoreless start the Canaries exploded in the third inning as Gaylord pitched well for the winners and Vallery struggled for Mynard amid many errors.
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Wintersteen Hill Canaries
Mynard Cornhuskers
Athletic Park
Canaries
Cornhuskers
Wintersteen Hill
Gaylord
Vallery
Mynard
Conference of Scouters Draws Crete Meeting Crowd
Crete hosts the annual Cornhusker area conference of Scouters at the Rotary Club Boy Scout camp four miles south of Crete. Scouters from 13 districts gather for sessions, training credits, and group discussions with meals provided at nominal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Rotary Club
Surprise visit from Louisville friends delights Mrs Edward Fitzgerald
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald Sr. living west of Mynard welcomed a group of Louisville friends on Thursday. The party included Mrs. J R Noyes Mrs. Phillip Kahler Mrs. John Group Mrs. W A Cleghorn and Mrs. Tom Johnson of Kansas City, a former Louisville resident visiting the area. The gathering brought back memories of Fitzgerald's College Hill girlhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fitzgerald
Mynard
Louisville
Fitzgerald
J. R. Noyes
Phillip Kahler
John Group
W. A. Cleghorn
Tom Johnson
Kansas City
College Hill
Conrad Schlater
Woodburys to Move to Nebraska City Home Near Judge Livingston
Mr and Mrs Glen Woodbury will relocate to Nebraska City within weeks occupying a suburban home near the city to be ready by July first. The move follows the district judge and court reporter's transfer to Nebraska City, making the location convenient for Mr Woodbury and Judge Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Woodbury
Nebraska City
Woodbury
Livingston
Prominent Avoca Resident Ends Life Today
Prominent Avoca resident Louis Marquardt 56 a Cass county pioneer was found dead in a barn at his Avoca home shortly after 7 am suffering from a long illness and nervous breakdown. He had run an Avoca elevator and is survived by his widow two children a brother Harry Marquardt and sister Mrs. Harry Cockle of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daffy Louis Marquardt
Cass County
Avoca
Mr. Marquardt
J. W. Brender
Harry Marquardt
Harry Cockle
Omaha
Married at Omaha Cass county couple wed in Omaha
Miss Cleome M. Dixon of Assland and Charles Fleischman of Louisville wed Tuesday afternoon at Omaha. The ceremony at Dr. L. G. Todd home was attended by about fifty guests followed by a wedding dinner. The couple plan to live in Omaha while starting housekeeping.
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Cass County
Omaha
Cleome M. Dixon
Assland
Charles Fleischman
Louisville
Todd
Ashland
Phillip Hirz
John F. Wolff
Miss Helen Vallery to Wed Harold Peterson in July
Mrs Glen Vallery hosted a 1 PM Thursday luncheon in honor of her daughter Helen Vallery. Favors revealed the upcoming marriage to Harold O Peterson of Bellevue this July. Guests played bridge with Helen Wiles winning first prize and Dorothy Downey second. Peterson teaches at Bellevue schools and graduated from the State Teacher's College at Peru.
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Glen Vallery
Helen Vallery
Miss Vallery
Harold O. Peterson
Bellevue
Helen Wiles
Dorothy Downey
Grafton
Nebr
Peterson
State Teacher's College At
Peru
Sheriff Reclaims Modern Bullet Proof Vests
Sheriff Homer Sylvester has recovered two bullet proof vests found in an abandoned car south of the city. The vests, valued at about F200, were held in Kansas City by federal authorities along with revolvers and automatics being tested by ballistic experts. The equipment enhances the sheriff's office readiness for emergencies.
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Homer Sylvester
Kansas City
Palmyra man visits sister in town
Guy C. Burton of Palmyra spent Thursday visiting at the home of his sister Mrs. J. H. Graves, sharing a brief family reunion in the present district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy C. Burton
Palmyra
J. H. Graves
Union woman named Yeomanette in Nebraska Navy
Mrs. Ben Albin of Union has been made a yeomanette in Theodore Metcalf's Navy of Nebraska. The former Brula K Hansen of Nebraska City taught in local schools and is active in Cass county and Lewiston community work.
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Ben Albin
Union
Theodore Metcalf
Great Navy
Nebraska
Albin
Navy
Brula K. Hansen
Nebraska City
Cass County
Lewiston
Cook Geisler Wedding Held in Omaha Home
Miss Edith Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs William P Cook married B Errol Geisler son of Mr and Mrs George Geisler of Sioux City Wednesday evening at their Omaha home Rev E F Hammond officiated before palms and white roses. Attendant Miss Sally Dehims wore pink and carried roses as guests from Blair Lincoln and Plattsmouth attended. The couple will reside in Sioux City Iowa after a Minnesota honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Blacker
Mendelssohn
Rev. W. B. Bliss
Marion Pratt
Dicky Pratt
Merion Sisco
Elmwood High School
Nebraska State University
Clatonia
Sisco
Seneca
Kansas
Etta James
Olson
Edith Cook
William P. Cook
B. Errol Geisler
George Geisler
Sioux City
Omaha
E. F. Hammond
North Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Seivers
Ralph Downs
Mary Cook
Anna Martin
Blair
Henry Roher
William Secivera
Calhoun
Downs
Kansas City
Barlow Nye
Lincoln
Amanda Hiatt
Plattsmouth
Minnesota
Fine Recital by piano pupils of Mrs Lillian Freeman
The Freeman home hosted a piano recital Saturday featuring pupils Dolly Richardson Carl Tiekotter Marvin Peterich Maxine Nielsen Ruth Westover Clifford Gooding Marvin Tritsch Aimee Jane Thomas Lole Bester June Griffin Elizabeth Kasper Rose Mary Crodt Dorothy McCarthy Janet Westover Evelyn Lee Gooding and Anna Margaret McCarthy. The program included many solos and duets with refined performances and refreshments served afterward.
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Lillian Freeman
Freeman
Dolly Richardson
Carl Tiekotter
Marvin Peterich
Maxine Nielsen
Ruth Westover
Clifford Gooding
Marvin Tritsch
Aimee Jane Thomas
Lole Bester
June Griffin
Elizabeth Kasper
Rose Mary Crodt
Dorothy McCarthy
Janet Westover
Evelyn Lee Gooding
Anna Margaret McCarty
Returns From Minnesota Attourney Dwyer Resumes Practice
Dwyer spent two weeks in Rochester at the Mayo Clinic for a general checkup and treatment follow up. He says he is in excellent condition and will return to his extensive law practice with renewed vigor. He notes drought in Minnesota and Nebraska, with rain needed for crops, though wooded areas show less impact.
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D. C. Dwyer
Rochester
Minnesota
Dwyer
Mayo Clinic
Enjoy Family Reunion at Thimgan Home
The Thimgan home hosted a family reunion on a Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Thimgan’s siblings gathering. Ferdinand Rosenow of Clay Center Kansas traveled to visit, joined by Emil Kuehn and family, Harry Williams and family, Frank Rosenow and family, Herman Kuehn and family, Kari Schetder and wife, Rudolph Kuehn and family, and J Russell Reeder and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Thimgan
Clay Center
Kansas
Emil Kuehn
Murdock
Harry A. Williams Ad
Elmwood
Frank Rosenow
Wabash
Herman Kuehn
Kari Schetder
Rudolph Kuehn
J. Russell Reeder
Pisattsmouth
Death of Mrs. Harry Wiles on farm near city
Mrs. Harry Wiles 47 died this morning after a lengthy illness. Survived by husband and two daughters, one in Omaha and one at home. Body to Sattler funeral home with services Sunday at 2 39 PM. Community extends sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wile
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Court of Honor and Finance Committee
North Platte
G. L. Taylor
Louis Marquardt
Thelma Deles Dernier
Marion Sisco
Odell
Arlo Pratt
Mebel Mendenhall
Lois Davis
Leona Giles
Veims Munn
Cook-Geisler
Nehawka Masons
Masonic Lodge of
Nehawka
Raymond ©. Cook
W. A. Bennett
Robert M. Walling
Herman L. Thomas
Nehawka Lodge
Sally Rand
Billie Rose Canterbury
Billy Evers
Wallace Terryberry
Plattsmouth Masonic Quartet
Edna Covert
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Harry Wiles
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