Weeping Water Residents Visit Friends and Family
Weeping Water residents share updates about visits and travels with relatives and friends. Carl Nickles and wife spent Friday in Union with son Cecil Nickles and family. Myrtle Wood of Wabash shopped in town and visited friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nickles
Union
Cecil Nickles
Myrtle Wood
Wabash
Amos Cappen
St. Joseph
Henry Scott
Esther Johnson
Lincoln
Seward P. Day
A. D. Zaar
Near South Bend
Weeping
Guy Lake
Weeping Water
Cole Motor Company
Clara Johnson
C. Wally Johnson
Friend
Johnson
Helen Ruth Cole
Nebraska
Cass County
Fred Allen
Milford
Allen
Chicago
Frank Corbin
Chris Rasmussen
Walter Rasmussen
Historical Society
Marriage at M. E. Parsonage Unites Ket tlehut and Hogue
John Ket tlehut and Ruth Evelyn Hogue were married Friday evening at the Methodist Episcopal Parsonage by Reverend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
John Kettlehut
Ruth Evelyn Hogue
Pangborn-Hogue Wedding Plans Near Nebanka
Miss Hogue, a former Manley schoolteacher, and the groom a farmer will wed and establish their home at Nebanka. The wedding is described by the pastor £. S. Pangborn as a church event of local significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Pangborn
Miss Hogue
Manley
Nebanka
Children’s Day Programs Held at Weeping Water and Nehawka Churches
The Methodist congregations of Weeping Water and Nehawka celebrated Children’s Day last Sunday. Nehawka held the morning program while Weeping Water hosted its event in the evening.
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Methodist Church of
Weep
Methodist of Church of
Camp in Readiness Near Weeping Water Inaugurated
About a dozen men are employed at the CCC camp being inaugurated in the Beker woods two miles south of Weeping Water. The camp is being hurried to complete it so the members can begin the work as soon as possible.
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CCC
Beker Woods
Weeping Water
Cass County Fair Dates Set for September Exhibition
The Cass County Fair runs September 12 to 15 with exhibits invited from all residents. The county inland empire boasts strong stock grain fruit and robust growth. Officials urge everyone in Cass County to participate and help make the fair the greatest in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Casa County
Shields Return From Spencer Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Shields return from a three week vacation in Spencer Indiana where Mr Shields grew up. They recount a warm homecoming and note crops back there are farther along with wheat headed and corn plowed, some second time.
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Ross Shields
Spencer
Indiana
Mr. Shields
Mrs. Shields
Summer trip West for Gibson sisters and friends
Miss Irene Gibson and Miss Verne Gibson two teachers and daughters of Mr and Mrs Charles H Gibson left Wednesday with a friend from Plattsmouth and a friend from Friend to spend the summer in Los Angeles traveling by bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Irene
Verne Gibson
Charles H. Gibson
Plattsmouth
Los Angeles
Weeping Water Civil War Vet W H Frizzel Near 90th Birthday
W H Frizzel the town’s sole Civil War veteran in Weeping Water nears his 90th birthday. In a lifetime spanning over four and a half decades he has witnessed vast national changes and remains hale and hearty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Frizzel
Weeping Water
Man Aims to Care for Wife Severely Disabled
The statement describes a husband's strongest goal as providing excellent care for his wife who is badly crippled, highlighting devotion and caregiving hardship within the family.
Church Bible School and Morning Service Details
Methodist Church announces Bible school every Sunday at 10 o clock followed by preaching at 11 o clock. All visitors and locals not worshiping elsewhere are invited. Signed E. S. Pangborn, pastor.
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Methodist Church Bible School
E. S. Pangborn
Trwn
Utilities Bill Passes Senate Under Pressure
On President Roosevelt's insistence the Wheeler utilities bill passed the senate 56 to 32, aiming to destroy holding companies. The measure now moves to the house where utilities interests vow to modify drastic provisions. Dieterich amendments regulating rather than destroying failed 44 to 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Senate
Washington
House
Dieterich
Illinois
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Whetler
United Front
Rayburn
House Interstate Committee
Elective Officers Face Restrictions in New Filings
The legislature passes a revised rule affecting incumbents filing for another elective office. The law, effective Aug 26, requires vacating the current seat if a candidate files for another post. if nominated and elected to the new office, the old term can be traded to the new office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollen
United States
Congress
Nebraska
Petersen Family Heads West for Colorado Motor Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Petersen Jr. and daughters Edna Maze and Shirley depart on a several day motor journey to Colorado. They plan to spend much time at Brunson with E. L. Spies, a Petersen sister, and take side trips to notable western locales.
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Charles Petersen, Jr
Edna Maze
Shirley
Colorado
Brunson
E. L. Spies
Petersen
Returning Home From Ashland Visit of Fort Collins Family
Mrs. W. R. Bryan of Fort Collins and her daughter Mrs. Thomas Miller of Denver depart this afternoon for Ashland to attend Mr. Bryan's burial at Ashland cemetery and visit friends before returning to the west. They call on Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Cloidt and family for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Bryan
Fort Collins
Colorado
Thomas Miller
Denver
Ashland
Pancoast
Mr. Bryan
Frank A. Cloidt
Cass County School Districts Hold Annual Meet
Cass county districts met Monday evening at school houses to elect officers for the year. Reports are due within ten days and will be compiled by County Superintendent Miss Alpha C. Peterson and clerk Miss Leach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Alpha C. Peterson
Miss Leach
Alumni Meeting Attended by Lincoln Visitors
Mrs. William A. Robertson and daughter Miss Rachel joined Mr and Mrs Sears S Davis and children Stephen Corbin and Elizabeth at Lincoln on Monday for the University of Nebraska alumni association gathering. The Davis children visited their grandmother Mrs Mary M Davis during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Robertson
Rachel
Sears S. Davis
Stephen
Corbin
Elizabeth
Lincoln
Robertson
Davis
The
University of Nebraska
Mary M. Davis
Fine Son Arrives at Wintersteen Hill Home
A ten pound son welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. James Markham on Wintersteen hill. Both mother and child are doing well. Mrs. Markham formerly Miss Mildred Vincent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Vincent of this city.
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James Markham
Wintersteen Hill
Renovation Upgrades Barber Shop on Main Street
The interior of the barber shop in the Fricke building on Main Street is being renovated and redecorated. Wood paneling and brown tones create a neat, attractive space and when finished Mr. Perry will have one of the neatest barber shops in the city.
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Main Street
Fricke
Perry
Visiting priests attend forty hours devotion at Holy Rosary
Last evening a group of visiting priests joined Father J. J. Kaczmarek to close the forty hours devotion at Holy Rosary church in the city’s west part. They included Father Patrick Harie Manley Very Rev. M. Memetz from Wahoo and Father M. O. Boyle of Dawson who took part in the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Church
J. J. Kaczmarek
Patrick Harie
Manley
M. Memetz
Wahoo
M. O. Boyle
Dawson
Lincoln woman visits city. son pursues medical studies
Mrs. Margaret Brendel of Lincoln spent Tuesday in the city for business at the courthouse and to visit friends. Her son Richard, a 1933 Lincoln High School graduate, is at the University of Nebraska in the college of medicine continuing his studies.
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Margaret Brendel
Lincoln
City
Court House
Guests to visit city couple with California relatives
The Misses Mia and Barbara Gering and Mrs. Henry Herold host cousins Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Merner and daughter Mary Louise of San Mesto California. They plan to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Pfeiffer and spend the summer at the Pfeiffer home on the Long Island sound.
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Mia
Barbara Gering
Henry Herold
Garfield Merner
Mary Louise
San Mesto
California
George Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Long Island Sound
Red Smalley Barber Shop Moves Downtown
The barber shop of Red Smalley relocates from South 6th Street to the Wallengren building near the Cloidt service station on Main Street. Patrons will continue to receive the same excellent service.
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Main Street
Strawberries for sale in Nehawka by F F Schilichtemier
Home grown berries offered by F F Schilichtemier in Nehawka with pickup on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Phone jl3-2tw for details and price arrangements.
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F. F. Schilichtemier
Nehawka
Visiting in City by Ruth Andresen of Auburn
Miss Ruth Andresen a 1935 University of Nebraska graduate from Auburn is visiting with school friends and associates in the city. She is guest with Miss Evelyn Pope of Sloan Town and Miss Jean Hayes and Miss Maxine Cloidt.
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Ruth Andresen
Auburn
Evelyn Pope
Sloan
Town
Jean Hayes
Maxine Cloidt
Miss Andresen
University of Nebraska
Visit at Lincoln Guests From New Jersey and New York
Mrs. P. H. Murdick Jr of Fanwood New Jersey and Mrs. Marguerite Norlin of New York City visited relatives and friends and departed this morning for Lincoln to spend the day. They will dine with friends at the capitol city in a pleasant dinner party arranged for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Murdick, Jr
Fanwood
New Jersey
Marguerite Norlin
New York City
Lincoln
Capitol City
Local residents attend Creighton Prep commencement in Omaha
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Egenberger and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Egenberger traveled to Omaha on Sunday afternoon to attend the Creighton Prep high school commencement. William Joseph Hotz, grandnephew of Mrs. L. B. Egenberger, was among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Egenberger
L. W. Egenberger
Omaha
Creighton Prep
William Joseph Hotz
L. B. Exenberger
Mrs H M Wilcox Suffers Broken Arm in Fall
Mrs H M Wilcox of Washington avenue suffered a fall Tuesday afternoon that fractured her left arm. The injury is especially serious given her advanced age.
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H. M. Wilcox
Washington Avenue
Fellowship Hour Program Features Emil Weyrich Nature Views
The Methodist church Fellowship hour Sunday evening, under the Epworth League, featured Emil J. Weyrich with a motion picture program. He screened trips to the tombs of the Egyptian kings and the Holy Land, scenes from the Century of Progress exposition, and various nature studies, praising his graphic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Emil J. Weyrich
Mr. Weyrich
Holy Land
Phone your order for Job Printing work of all kinds
The notice urges readers to phone in orders for job printing services of all kinds, promising prompt, reliable handling and quick turnaround for printing needs. It emphasizes accessible service for individuals and businesses seeking printed materials.
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