Greenwood social notes from Greenwood Nebraska area
Ray Meyers and Raymond Lambert joined Lincoln band. Several locals visited relatives in Omaha and Red Cloud. summer school and university attendance noted. Anniversaries celebrated with mock ceremony at John Graham and Lambert home. 29 guests attended including the Miller, Leesley, Lambert, Fulmer families.
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Ray Meyers
Raymond Lambert
Lincoln
P. A. Sanborn
Omaha
Leah Reiner
Ella Bookman
Wm. Cope
Helen Marvin
Elva Coleman
The
State University
Norman Peters
Yutan
Co. BE. Caffee
Ashland
Merl Pailing
Jean
James
Byron
Aaron Pailing
Maude Holden
Ruth Jefferson
Cornelia Gant
H. D. Hughes
G. W. Holt
Louisville
Fred Ossenkopp
Holt
N. D. Talcott
Plattsmouth
Court House
Marion Hartsook
Red Cloud
California
John Latimer
Carl Shaw
Corning
Iowa
Paul White
Latimer
White
Mayhood
Orchard
Smith
Leon Lambert
Salem
Oregon
John Lambert
Wm. Gentry
A. R. Birdsall
Fred Holke
Martin Maher
John Mockenhaupt
Messrs
Hollie
Mockenhaupt
Maher
John Shephard
Carmen
Harrisbore
Ill
Greenwood
John Weideman
Home
Foreign Missionary Societies
Fred W
Bertrand McDonald
John Graham
Wesley Miller
A. E. Leesley
C. D. Fulmer
Gladys Lambert
Rhode Island Reds Flourish On Two Generations
Mrs Charles Martin tends Rhode Island Red chickens while her eleven year old daughter Lilizabeth raises a separate flock of about fifty birds and devotes time to their care resulting in a fine offering of birds.
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Rhode Island
Charles Martin
Lilizabeth
Kensington Chapter of Fastern Star Meets at Bainbridge Home
A large gathering of Kensington Fastern Star members plus Greenwood residents attended a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Bainbridge's home. The session covered lodge activities and member participation.
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O. E. S. Kensington
Waverly
Fastern Star Kensington
Masons to Install Officers at Upcoming Lodge Meeting
Masons will install the officers elected for the current term at the upcoming lodge meeting Tuesday evening after the regular business. The ceremony follows the conclusion of the usual agenda.
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Masonic Lodge
Masonic Officers Named for Incoming Master
Those to be installed include T. M. McKinnon as Worshipful Master Wesley Miller as Senior Warden Wm. D. Coleman as Junior Warden Ben Howard as Secretary and E. A. Landon as Treasurer Regularly elected officers. Appointed by the incoming Master are Charles Metz Waverly Senior Deacon John E. Lambert Junior Deacon H. D. Hughes Senior Steward Elmer Mathews Steward M. R. McDowell Tyler and E. A. Lanton Chaplain.
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T. M. McKinnon
Wesley Miller
Wm. D. Coleman
Ben Howard
E. A. Landon
Charles Metz
Waverly
John E. Lambert
H. D. Hughes
Stewart
Elmer Mathews
M. R. McDowell
Tyler
E. A. Lanton
Greenwood Visit Brings Chicago Life To Small Town
Mrs W H McFadden and her son Pat visited Greenwood from Chicago last week and this week. The family enjoys life in the windy city and praises the doctor’s work there.
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W. H. McFadden
Pat
Chicago
Greenwood
Windy City
Nebraska VFW selects Col. Phil L. Hall as state commander
Col. Phil L. Hall was elected as Nebraska department commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the state convention in Norfolk. He and Mrs. Hall attended and traveled to northeast Nebraska City, noting roads were splendid and most of the route now paved.
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Phil L. Hall
Nebraska Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Norfolk
Hall
Nebraska City
Spires Depart for Chicago After Burlington Layoff
A. R. Spires, laid off by the Burlington due to lack of business, leaves for Chicago to seek employment for the summer. Mrs. Spires and their daughter will spend the season in the west, enjoying a summer on the Dude ranch near Sheridan, Wyoming.
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West
A. R. Spires
Burlington
Chicago
Cope Hosts Sunday Guests From Lincoln and Prairie Home
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cope entertained relatives Sunday at their home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Anderson and wife, Mrs. Norma Hurlbut of Lincoln, Mrs. B. E. Bran and son Delbert of Waverly, and Elton Copes of Prairie Home.
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Wm. Cope
E. K Anderson
Norma Hurlbut
Lincoln
BE. L. Bran
Delbert
Waverly
Elton Copes
Prairie Home
Two Stradley Machines Under Construction for Fairs
Building Two Machines J. W. Stradley and sons in Greenwood are constructing two celebrated ball bearing corn shellers and two hammer mill grinders aimed for completion in time for the state and county fairs exhibition.
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J. W. Stradley and Sons
Greenwood
Visiting in the West Phillip Reese Leaves for Shelby
Phillip Reese, recently discharged after an operation, has been improving and departed early last week to visit his brother in Shelby for a period of time.
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West
Phillip Reese
Shelby
Large crowd attends Greenwood rodeo last Sunday
A large attendance filled the Greenwood rodeo last Sunday with many spectators. The event drew broad community interest and left attendees sharing details of the rodeo activities.
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Greenwood
Visits by Allen family on cross state trip
Trey Allen and wife from Sheridan, Wryeming travel toward Chicago and visit in Greenwood. They spend two pleasant days at the home of Troy W. S. Allen’s uncle and family in Greenwood during their journey, with planned visits to Michigan.
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Trey Allen
Sheridan
Wryeming
Chicago
Michigan
Greenwood
Troy
W. S. Allen
Talcott Departs for West to Work With Dairy Association
Will Work in West Arthur Talcott son of Dr and Mrs N D Talcott leaves for Holdrege to join the Dairy Association of the Republican Valley in the west.
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West
Arthur Talcott
N. D. Talcott
Dairy Association of
Republican Valley
Holdrege
Moves to Greenwood by M. R. Hillis and family
Greenwood is the new home for M. R. Hillis brother of Mrs. C W Willis and his family. Hillis left Omaha where he worked in track for a railroad as the job cuts forced others out. They occupy the Mrs Reddick property for the time being.
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Greenwood
M. R. Hillis
C. W. Willis
Omaha
Forty acre Ashland farm for sale or trade
Forty acre farm near Ashland with small improvements and immediate possession. Crop in and ready. Weeping Water property preferred. Reply to P. O. Box 592, Ashland, Nebraska.
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Ashland
P. O
Nebr
WANT DAY FOR PRESIDENT
Niagara Falls N Y The national executive committee of the Women s Christian Temperance Union will back the nomination and election of the party presidential candidate in 1932 The group adopted a platform to be distributed by postcard nationwide It asserts prohibition benefits and criticizes attempts to repeal it It cites Canada and Sweden as failing to curb drinking poverty and crime and argues prohibition is the best method to handle liquor traffic
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Niagara Falls
Women's Christian Temperance Union
United State
Canada
Sweden
Journal Offers Two Com Matrix Cut Services Monthly
The Journal provides two com matrix cut services each month to benefit advertisers. These offerings aim to boost advertiser impact and visibility through enhanced processing options.
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The
Journal
House Debates $1,020,650 Budget Increase in Nebraska
In Lincoln on Thursday the Nebraska House reviewed three Governor Bryan budget bills adding about 1.02 million for state institutions, railway commission, and bovine TB control. Debates focused on gas tax administration, rural school aid, and funding for U S Army dependents tuition with votes splitting along party lines.
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Lincoln
Bryan
House
University
Board of Control
Railway Commission
Finance Committee
E. E. Rohliff
Omaha
Edison Urges Confidence at National Electric Light Meet
Thomas A. Edison urged Americans to keep faith in economic and industrial progress during a two way radio address to the National Electric Light Association from Fort Myers Florida. He told seven thousand businessmen to be brave and follow the example of their forefathers as depressions pass and America prospers.
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Atlantic City
Thomas A. Edison
National Electric Light Association
Fort Myers
Fla
Mr. Edison
W. Alton Jones
Association
America
Mayor Walks Police Beat In York After Resignations
York Nebraska June 11 Mayor George Chilcote and two councilmen walked beats Wednesday night after two policemen resigned over reprimands. The mayor had reprimands issued to Walter Rayliff and George Valentine for neglect of duty. They turned in their equipment shortly after midnight. The mayor and council members George Steube and Floyd Mohring pinned on stars. No successor appointed for Bayliff and Valentine.
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York
Neb
George Chilcote
Walter Rayliff
George Valentine
George Steube
Floyd Mohring
Bayliff
Valentine
DeMolay State Conclave In Hastings Draws 200 Delegates
More than two hundred delegates from DeMolay chapters across Nebraska gathered in Hastings for the ninth annual state conclave. National officials Roy E. Dickerson Tinley L. Combs Frank F. Land Louis Lower attended the event. Honorary degrees will be conferred on former Governor Weaver and Tinley L. Combs at Friday night’s open meeting.
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Hastings
DeMolay
Nebraska
Roy E. Dickerson
Kansas City
National Order
Tinley L. Combs
Omaha
Frank F. Land
Order of DeMolay
Louis Lower
DeMolay Order
Weaver
ELECT CASPER THYGESON
The Nebraska druggists at their state meeting in Lincoln elected J. C. Thygeson of Nebraska City as president for the coming year. Thygeson is a longtime state pharmacist with roots in this city and is married to Miss Minna White, daughter of the late A. W. White.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
J. C.thygeson
Nebraska City
Thygeson
Fricke
A. W. White
Heisel mill now grinding corn chops and feeds
The Heisel mill in this city is grinding corn chops wheat oats and corn meal and all kinds of feeds with prompt service and satisfaction. For orders call phone 146.
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Heisel
Notice to Defendants in Cass County Mortgage Foreclosure
Allen B. Wilson sues William F. Gillesme and several defendants to foreclose a real estate mortgage on Lot 6 Block 11 in Plattsmouth Nebraska. Defendants must answer by July 27 1931 or default and judgment will be entered. Attorney Chas E Martin represents the plaintiff. 115-4w
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Floyd Henton
Josephine Johnson Bagnall
Bagnall
Rex Henton
Res Fenton
Bles
Niona Henton
John Doe
Lorene Johnson Cody
Cody
District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Allen B. Wilson
Republicans Raise Budget by $363000 in Nebraska House
The Nebraska house, dominated by Republicans, added about 363000 dollars to Governor Bryan's budget. Increases include 200000 for highway maintenance from gasoline tax, 73000 for highway construction, and 200000 for state aid bridges shifted from property taxes. Debates centered on university maintenance and public services with votes on further road and public welfare funding. A committee investigation into the State Historical Society premises was approved.
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Lincoln
Neb
House of Representatives
Bryan
Cone
Public Library Commission
University Library
State Irrigation Association
Trenmore Cone
Dem. Valley
John G. Boeks
Dem
Central City
National Guard
State Historical Society
Capitol
John Havekost
Hooper
Bureau
Havekost
E. L. Hiunt
Syracuse
C. J. Mitchell
Roca
Uni
Senate
Aunum
George O'Malley
House
House to Debate Bill on Institutions Building Next
The World-Herald reports the house will spend most of Saturday morning on the nance bill before turning to the institutions building bill. The actions indicate a day of legislative budgeting and facility planning decisions.
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World-Herald
Howell Provisos Shape South Omaha Bridge Vote
Omaha city council votes unanimously to place the South Omaha free bridge on June 16 with Howell giving cautious support. The plan bars bondholders from diverting funds to future uptown bridges and requires full study before Howell signs on. Cleveland bond firm may withdraw if tolls only remain revenue. Howell says he will keep opposing the South Omaha bridge under the proposed terms.
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Omaha
South Omaha
Howell
Uptown
Cleveland Company
South
Stores organize company in northeast Nebraska
Plainview plans to incorporate the Associated Stores Wholesale company of Plainview after a meeting of representatives from twenty four northeast Nebraska stores. Officers elected include John M Liewer president Henry Altes ehuler vice president Harry Houston secretary and Charles Bere treasurer. The group will file articles of incorporation and hold monthly meetings with firms such as People’s Store Creighton People’s Store Wausa Dad Smith Hartington Carl W Ritchie Coleridge J W Harper Laurel J M Liewer Emerson the air Store Wakefield Henry Fleer Winside Henry Altsthaler Madison Duesman Walters Humphrey Bruckner Mercantile Platte Center Union Store Neligh Houston’s Store and others.
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Plainview
Associated Stores Wholesale’ Company
Nebraska
John M. Liewer
Emerson
Henry Altesehuler
Madison
Harry Houston
Charles Bere
Creighton
People’s Store
Wausa
Dad Smith
Hartington
Carl W. Ritchie
Coleridge
J. W. Harper
Laurel
J. M. Liewer
the Air
Wakefield
Henry Fleer
Winside
Henry Altsthaler
Duesman & Walters
Humphrey
Bruckner Mercantile Company
Platte Center
Union Store
Neligh
Houston's
Local merchants listed in Plainview and area names
Plainview and surrounding towns feature a roster of merchants including W. H. Rose Brunswick Rundquist and Son Royal Gus Rundquist Clearwater C. L. McBride Orchard George Cressler O'Neill and Hunters cash store Stuart M A Young Ainsworth Renwald Mercantile Gregory S D Hypse Brothers Spencer H R But le Ozmond.
Bee stings kill two horses pulling cultivator
Chester Childs of Council Bluffs survived hundreds of bee stings after a swarm attacked his team while cultivating corn. Both horses died on the road, one on the way home and the other after being freed. Dr. J A Lueth and Dr. Mathew Tinley treated Childs for facial and head injuries.
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Chester Childs
Council Bluffs
Childs
J. A. Lueth
Mathew Tinley
Platte Dries Up Early In Platte Valley
The Platte river near Kearney is unusually low for this time of year. Snow in the mountains is scarce, reducing runoff and forcing irrigation storage demands. Pump irrigation enthusiasts anticipate tests of this method and its impact on river flow and underground well supplies.
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Kearney
Platte
Platte Valley
Williamson Leaves 100000 Estate in Albion
Z A Williamson aged 76 who homesteaded near Loretto in 1873 died after a paralytic stroke in Albion. He left property reported to be worth over 100000. Five grandchildren survive. Read the Journal Want Ads.
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Albion
Z. A. Williamson
Loretto
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Greeley
United States Army
W. E. Buckendorf
Bassett
Gillespie
Myrtle E. Musser
Rushville
Bee-News
Edison
Allen
Soennichsen’s
Casper Thygeson
William F. Gillesme
Et al
Chas. E. Martin
R. Emerson
Rep
Lexington
Vallery Sale Pavilion
Plattsmouth, Nebr
Gien Vallery
Rex Young
DR. O. Sandin
Soc
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