Greenwood and Lincoln visitors and local business trips
Greenwood residents and neighbors visited in Lincoln and Plattsmouth for business and family matters last week. Key figures include Mr and Mrs W R Jones, Miss Catherine Coleman, Ella Marshall, B L McDonald, Theo Carnes, and P A Sanborn, with notes on local illness and a large Epworth League gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Jones
Lincoln
Sam Jones
Polk
C. E. Caffee
Fred W. Etherege
Arthur Stewart and Sons
Plattsmouth
George Trunkenbolt
Ella Marshall
Ashland
Catherine Coleman
B. L. McDonald
Harry Hinton
Louisville
Greenwood
Dora Nightengale
Merna Graham
Robert Graham
P. A
C. F. Peters
Peters
Grant
Glen
Rex Peters
W. H. Leesley
Grand Island
Mable Leesley
Business
Mable
Nettie Clark
North Loup
Epworth League
Marion Sheffer
Old
McCarthy
Roy Freadrick
O'Neill
Dorothy Maxon
Hughes
James Fowler
Belvidere
Fowles
Delbert Leesley
Carrie Stubblefield
Dorothy Barton
Gordon
Hand
Passenger Ray Fredericks Flies Lincoln to O Neill
Ray Fredericks traveled by air from Lincoln to O Neill as a guest of the Liddells. The 350 mile trip took about 3 hours and 10 minutes at roughly 1000 feet, with rain encountered along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Fredericks
O'Neill
Liddells
Lincoln
Return Flight Passengers Safe With Clear Skies
Mr. Fredricks reports a smooth return trip at 5000 feet with no rain. He expresses satisfaction with the journey and says ground travel will do for him.
Greenwood Plans Weekly Summer Band Concerts
Arrangements are made to hold a band concert on Greenwood streets each Wednesday evening during the summer. The event will entertain residents of Greenwood and surrounding areas and will be produced by the home boys and their band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Home Boys
Will Visit in Europe By Mr and Mrs Sillas
S S Peterson and Arthur Anderson visited Lincoln last Saturday night at Lewis Holmes home for a reception honoring Mr and Mrs M L Sillas before their three month tour of Europe. They will visit England Scotland France Germany and Italy and meet I C O F and Rebekah lodges on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
S. S. Peterson
Arthur Anderson
Lincoln
Lewis Holmes
M. L. Sillas
Old Country
England
Scotland
France
Germany
Italy
Rebeckah
Albert Etherege Files for County Commissioner Nomination
Albert Etherege filed with County Clerk George R. Sayles last Wednesday a petition for nomination for county commissioner in the third district on the Republican ticket. Etherege, a lifelong Republican, resides in the western portion of the county and pledges to represent local needs on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Etherege
George R. Sayles
Etherege
Board of County Commissioners
New Enterprise for Greenwood Harness and Shoe Shop
Last Wednesday Fred Hoffman transported C. F. Wilhelm's effects from Osceola to Greenwood to establish a harness and shoe repair business in the former bank building owned by Ray Fredricks. Wilhelm will run the shop, and locals expect a benefit as repairs previously had to be done elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Fred Hoffman
Osceola
C. F. Wilhelm
Mr. Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Ray Fredricks
Shower Becomes Mock Wedding For Luella Armstrong
Mrs. Clifford Armstrong and Mrs. Evan Armstrong hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Wm. Armstrong home for Miss Luella Armstrong who wed yesterday. Guests included many local women and out of town attendees from Lincoln Gering Fremont Gretna and Ashland. A playful mock ceremony featured a blushing bride and bashful groom with a wedding procession and gifts presented in a front yard setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Armstrong
North Flatte
Evan Armstrong
Wm. Armstrong
Luella Armstrong
Anna Holt
Bess Birdsall
Gertrude Sheppler
Martha Peters
Ada Headley
Edna Miller
Mable Newkirk
Warren Boucher
Chas. Armstrong
Elsie Marvin
Lulu Clymer
Elsie Smith
Lena Schroder
Sorman
Minnie Kimberly
Ernest Baker
Veda Hall
Florence Beighley
Miss Armstrong
Max Armstrong
Bob Sheffer
T. H. Hartsook
John Armstrong
L. C. Berris
Mason
W. C. Becker
Lincoln
Alice Lewis
Gering
Mattie Oleson
Agnes Sandy
Fremont
Goodheart Vant
Gretna
John Schuster
Ashland
Verdict for War Veteran McLaughlin Awarded Jury Award
Edward McLaughlin of Havelock World War I veteran won 6894.43 dollars in a federal court case against the government over a 6900 war risk insurance policy. The verdict followed testimony about illness after Camp Funston and encephalitis which left him unable to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McLaughlin
Havelock
Camp Funston
McLaughlin
Three Climbers Injured As Asama Volcano Erupts
A heavy ash fall from Asama volcano 90 miles northwest of Karuizawa reports fires on lower mountain slopes. Three climbers narrowly escaped lava and were seriously burned before rescue by a search party.
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Tokio
Asama
Karuizawa
Nebraska Faces Tight Federal Road Funds Dilemma
State Engineer Cochran told Omaha Real Estate Board that Nebraska can only meet federal aid by expanding the state system with higher taxes or bonds or by concentrating on the original system. He cited rising gravel miles and costs, noting 4 500 miles of gravel in 1930 and predicted limited paving capacity under the pay-as-you-go plan. By year end major highways will be paved from Lincoln to Columbus and from Omaha to Lincoln with remaining segments nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Cochran
Nebraska
Omaha Real Estate Board
The
Conant
Columbus
K. T
Auburn
Union-Nebraska City
Blair
Failed State Bank Reopens in Elm Creek
The Farmers & Merchants State Bank of Elm Creek reopened Thursday after failing January 7. It is the 32nd defunct state institution to reorganize under the 1929 act, with new president R. A. St. John, VP J. G. Lowe, and cashier H. F. St. John. Deposits exceed 10 000 dollars, capital is 25 000, and surplus 2 000. Depositors will be paid in installments through 1932 under a 25 000 collateral bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Farmers & Merchants State Bank of
Elm Creek
Department of Trade and Commerce
R. A. St. John
J. G. Lowe
H. F. St. John
Woods
Lincoln Elks win Mc Cloud cup in lodge ceremony
Lincoln Elks Lodge No 80 defeated Omaha Lodge No 38 to claim the Charles Mc Cloud ritualistic cup after nineteen candidates were initiated. Golfers from York, Omaha, Fairbury, and Lincoln lodges beat their Omaha rivals as delegates arrived for the 1931 convention climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Lincoln
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Charles McCloud
Omaha
York Elks
Fairbury
Omaha Band
For Sale Team and Hay Team of Mares in Nebraska
Roy Gerking offers two mares for sale and hay in the barn at 112 26 Murray Nebraska. Prairie hay also available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gerking
Murray
Nebr
Wheat Outlook Improves Yet Corn Prospects Imperfect
State and federal statistics report wheat conditions at 84 percent versus 92 a month prior. Forecasted winter wheat production stands at 60,350,000 bushels with various disease and soil issues cited. spring grains show promise despite early disease and late planting effects. Hay, pastures, and alfalfa are rated high while corn remains poor due to late starts, poor stands, and crusting, though subsoil moisture helps. Crop prospects overall favorable except for corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Nebraska
Reynolds in Veteran Plea for Disabled Ex-Servicemen
Nebraska Legionnaires condemn congressional adjournment without passing adequate disability relief. Sam W Reynolds, Legion national committeeman, telegraphed Nebraska lawmakers urging action and calling adjournment deliberate neglect of America's disabled veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Nebraska Legionnaires
America
Sam W. Reynolds
National
Six Dogs Attack Girl in Suburban Chicago Scene
Six collie dogs escaped from a kennel and attacked six year old Lilian Meier near her suburban Chicago home. August Meier fought off the animals with a hoe, then carried the unconscious child to Evanston Hospital where doctors feared mortal wounds to the throat and arms. Mrs Meier collapsed at the scene upon seeing her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lillian Meier
August Meier
Evanston
For Sale Household 2 for sale
A for sale notice lists a household item sale at 510 North 6th Street with contact Boers 416-2tw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North 6Th St. Boers
New Ford Phaeton Coupe Tudor Sedan Cabriolet De Luxe
After submersion and recovery the Ford ran home to Spokane under its own power. The car’s performance sparks praise from police and fleet buyers praising speed, handling, and low operating costs. It leads in international contests and offers multiple body styles with prices from 495 to 625 dollars fob Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Ford
Germany
France
Italy
Finland
Argentina
Will Not Force Bishop Cannon to Make Replies
Washington D C June 11 Definite agreement not to compel Bishop James Cannon Jr to answer questions about his 1925 anti Smith activities was reached by the senate lobby committee after an informal conference. The plan to rule on the committee s authority to investigate political activities preceded any action against the bishop. The proceedings included consideration of witness Slemp and a protest by a Virginia woman. Cannon appeared walking with a crutch and asked the committee to rule on its jurisdiction as a voluntary witness. He refused to answer about a 65 300 contribution until authority is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DD. C
James Cannon, Jr
Senate Lobby Committee
Southern Methodist
Cannon
Walsh
Dem
Mont
Slemp
C. Bascom Slemp
President Coolidge
Bishop Cannon
Capitol
Borah
Idaho
E. ¢. Jameson
New York
Schumann-Heink Arrives in New York for Weeklong Engagement
Mme Erne st ine Schumann Heink arrives in New York to begin a week long four a day program despite nearing 69. She says the schedule will be easy and that she will not shout as in youth. She has two great grandchildren and spoke after stepping off the Hollywood train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Hollywood
Journal Want Ads Offer Low-Cost Classifications
A newspaper ad note promotes economical want ads with very low rates, highlighting affordability and quick placement for readers seeking small notices or classified positions.
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M’laughlin
State Bank
Lincoln Elks
Pwenttz
Miles
United States
Fennan
Copenhagen
Paris
Amancaes
Peru
Royal Automobile Club of
Sweden
Phaeton
Tudor Sedan
de Luxe Sedan
Detroit
Forpbd Motor Company
Senate
Royal Shelton Waldron
Virginia
Caraway
World Herald
Schumann-Heink
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