Return from Illinois Promises Fine Crops Ahead
W. W. Wasley and his son Russell returned Thursday from a short visit in Aurora Illinois where they were guests of Mr and Mrs George Casanova relatives of Mr Wasley They report that conditions in Illinois and Iowa along their route are excellent and every prospect is for fine crops with the community in optimistic spirits.
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W. W. Wasley
Russell
Aurora
Ilinois
George Casanova
Mr. Wasley
Illinois
Iowa
For Sale Cherries for Sale
Classified note offers cherries for sale with contact line reading plane 520 W f14 ttW.
Alliance guests visit Mrs Wehrbein Kaffenberger and White kin
Mr and Mrs Carl Rockey and their daughter of Alliance are visiting the home of Mrs Rockey’s aunts Mrs John Wehrbein Mrs Fritz Kaffenberger and Mrs Harry White. Mr Rockey attends the Masonic convention in Omaha.
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Carl Rockey
Alliance
Car Upset Leaves Minor Injuries in North Platte
Mrs. Guyton Guthrie escaped serious harm after her car overturned three times near a curve in North Platte police say she lost control at excessive speed. Minor injuries were reported.
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North Platte
Guyton Guthrie
Obituary of Mrs Marie Weddell of Murdock Nebraska
Mrs Marie Weddell nee Kruse born March 25 1882 near Le Sueur Minnesota died at home in Murdock Nebraska June 10 1937 aged 55 years 2 months and 15 days. She married William T Weddell March 12 1905 and lived in Murdock. She joined Royal Neighbors of America in 1917 serving as Receiver in 1926 1931 and later resigned for health. Funeral June 13 1937 Ebenezer Evangelical church Murdock with Rev Harvey A Schwab officiating. Interment in Murdock Wibash cemetery.
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Marie Weddell
Kruse
le Sueur
Minnesota
Murdock
Nebraska
Royal Neighbors of America Lodge
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Althowgh
William T. Weddell
Meredith
Jane Weddell
J. C., Jents
St. Paul
Minn
Edward Schlegle
Henry
Willam
August Klemme
Ashland
William Knaup
William
Charles
Irvin Rodenburg
Lydia Seba
Drummond
Oklahoma
Cass
Saunders
Lancaster
Ebenezer Evangelistal Church
Harvey A. Schwab
William Zabel
H. A. Schwab
Emma Ward
Charles Schafer
Myrle Gillespie
Henry Backemeier
Henry Tool
Edward Brunkow
L. B. Gorthey
Murdock-Wibash
Nebraska reports record influenza and pneumonia deaths
Nebraska health officials led by Dr. Bartholomew announce January influenza deaths at 289 and pneumonia fatalities at 269, the highest since 1918 19. They note a possible cycle in epidemics and report a large drop in accidental deaths from 1935 to 1936, while scarlet fever cases in May reached 267 with year to date 1,694 versus 3,546 last year.
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Nebraska
Bartholomew
Wabash News Roundup of Local Health and House Adjustments
Frank L. Reese improves after illness. Ashland visits by Browne West and Gerdes. Mrs. West visiting Eldorado Springs with her child. Stanley home repairs under way. Rite school picnic postponed due to rain and set for Thursday. Dierkeling sells teams then buys horses nearby. Stanley and Hansen travel to Lincoln for groceries for Wabash store and explain travel to local pickets.
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Frank L. Reese
John C. Browne
Jack West
John Gerdes
Ashland
Little Son
Eldorado Springs
West
Paul Murfin
L. R. Stanley
Emerson L Shelily Visits Wabash After Long Lincoln Stay
Emerson L Shelily who left Wabash thirty-three years ago for Lincoln returned for a brief visit. He stayed with his daughter Mrs Frank Marshall, repaired parts of the Marshall home, and enjoyed renewing old acquaintances during the visit.
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Wabash
Murdock
Weeping Water
Emerson L. Shelily
Lincoln
Frank Marshall
Marshall
Will Move to West Coast J. W. Sweeney Departing
J. W. Sweeney plans a move from South Bend to California with his family. They will travel by auto and trailer, leaving Manley after working with Louis Schmidt on a caterpillar tractor overhaul for road patrol duties.
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J. W. Sweeney
South Bend
California
Mr. Sweeney
Manley
Louis Schmidt
Elmwood Worthy Matron Hazel Kazmarck entertains O E S episode
Mrs Hazel Kazmarck elected Worthy Matron of the Eastern Star at Elmwood and during her term moved to Ashland where she entertained the O E S chapter.
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Papillion
Hazel Kazmarck
Eastern Star
Elmwood
Ashland
Kensington Home Event Draws Local Ladies Group
A neighborhood gathering occurred at Kensington home in Pepillion last week. About twenty five Indies attended including Mesdames Ralph Dorr I C McCrorey and Frank Buell of Wabash. They report a mostly pleasant time.
Cattle Smuggling Ring Bypasses City Blockade
Frank Marshall delivered cattle from Wa bash to South Bend then Omaha where stock buyers shipped them to markets. He moved animals through loopholes to dodge the city blockade preventing truck movement.
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Frank Marshall
Wabash
South Bend
Omaha
Burial Rites for Trauthie Keleer After Garden Tragedy
Trauthie Keeler Shelthorn died suddenly in her Wa bash area garden last Friday. She lived in Louisville most of her life, married Fred Shelthorn in 1924, and worked with various county firms before settling west of Wa bash. Funeral services were held in Louisville with interment there. she was an active Methodist member since childhood.
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Trauthie Keleer
Staten
Louisville
Fred Shelhern
Omaha
Camerba
Cownell Bluiffstown
Wabash
Shellhorn
Garden Club Meeting in Plattsmouth Host to Speak on Lawns
The Martsmouth Garden club meets Wednesday at the Hotel Plattsmouth. Dr. Ernest Hemminghouse of Omaha, a Harvard graduate and landscape gardener, will discuss lawns. Members should submit flower show suggestions for later discussion. Public invited.
Habits of Childhood and Their Lasting Effects
Dr Young discusses how childhood habits shape health and facial structure. Parents should monitor sleep position and posture, as wrong habits may push teeth out of alignment and alter jaw shape. Cooperation with teachers and possible dental appliances may correct persistent issues.
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Nii
Dr Young
Brown
Widhood
Dr. Young
Man Made Quakes Linked to Boulder Dam Water Load
A Seismological Society of America report by Ralph J. Bodle suggests large water impoundment at Boulder Dam could cause crustal changes near Mead Lake. He notes two felt quakes in the Boulder City area in 1936 and 1937 and calls for ongoing level studies to determine any causal link.
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Lodis
Boulderdam
Ralph J. Beadle
United States Coast and Aeodetic Survey
Seismological Society of America
Podle
Boulder Dam
Mead Lake
Colorado
Bodle
Boulder City
Nev
Swim Pool Planned for Cody Park Play Area
North Platte officials consider converting a sandpit in Cody park into a children’s swimming pool as part of a summer recreation program led by WPA director Leo Scherer. He reported high attendance as the city schedules boys and girls softball leagues hikes fishing trips and fish fries this season.
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North Platte
Cody Park
Leo Scherer
WPA
Scherer
Plattsmouth Market Booms for Farm Produce
Plattsmouth offers a splendid market for farm produce. Local dealers always pay top prices.
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Plattsmouth
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