Pleasant Family Gathering at Noyes Farm Home
A pleasant gathering honored visiting relatives at the C. E. Noyes farm. Mrs. J. R. Noyes and daughter Doris prepared a fine dinner for sixteen. Attendees included Mrs. Rachel Noyes and children with Elwyn Hunter of Fort Collins Colorado, Raymond Noyes of Chadron, Laurence Meisinger and son Larry, William Schoeman, and Mrs. J. R. Noyes and Doris of Louisville. Fred Noyes teaches at Chadron. his wife will teach at the Nebraska University summer session. Mr. Noyes will take a course there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
William Schoeman
J. R. Noyes
Doris
Louisville
Fred Noyes
Chadron
University of Nebraska
Noyes
Louisyville Courter
Queen Esthers Meet at Mrs. Wescott's Home
Seventeen Queen Esthers attended the Friday meeting at Mrs. C. C. Wescott's home. Mildred Core led devotions and Mildred Newton chaired business. They praised the Arlington convention banner and closed with songs and refreshments hosted by Dorothy and Mary Persinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esthers
C. C. Wescott
Mildred Core
Mildred Newton
Arlington
Dorothy
Mary Persinger
Business Men to Visit Burlington Railroad Shops
Local merchants from the Chamber of Commerce plan a Tuesday forenoon visit to the Burlington railroad shops. The tour will show wood work, blacksmithing, machine departments, coach shop, paint and tin departments and the general yard layouts. Participants meet at 9 o clock at the C E Hartford coal office and then proceed to the shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Perkins
Burlington
C. E. Hartford
Birthday Surprise Honors Frank Smith At Family Home
Frank Smith celebrated his twenty fourth birthday with a surprise party at his parents home Saturday evening. Guests included Kay Campbell Ed Kohrell Cleo Stones and family members, and many friends from Nebr aska City and local neighbors. The event featured dancing and a late night lunch before guests departed wishing him many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
John Smith
Frank
Messers and
Mesdames
Kay Campbell
Ed Kohrell
Cleo Stones
Harry Rainey
Nellie Marorette
Alvin Smock
Filva Jean
Joe Shera
Robby
Wm. Gochenour
Albert Godwin
Shered Graves
Wm. Hansel
Betty
Fred Vincent
B. Filiett
Marvel Hawthorne
Nebraska City
J. Houston
Edna Smith
Ivan and
Wallace
Clara Smock
Dorothy
Agnes Gochenour
Dorothy Campbell
Kathryn McCarthy
Melba Elliott
Wilma Vernon
Alice Smith
Elmer Fitchhorn
Paul Shera
Guy Hughson
Earle Arnold
Hercel Furlong
Jim Gochenour
Ben
Fred Hull
John Pearsley
Leslie Potts
Bill McKinney
Ehaer Gochenour
Chet
Yuhn
Lill Smith
Perry Graves
Harold Vinemi
Kind Hearted Bankers Rescue A Lost Puppy
Mr and Mrs W J Ray cash ier and assistant cashier of the Manley State Bank saved a dog found wandering near Elmwood and Man ley. They took the pup aboard their car and returned him to the I J Fuller family after learning his ownership. The act earned praise in the Louisville Courier with unanimous support for honoring the actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Ray
Manley
I. J. Fuller
Rau
Louisville Courier
Lost Corn in Runaway with Frightened Mules
Friday report describes Chris Drea mer dumping corn at the farmers elevator when frightened mules bolted. Drea mer unhurt after being thrown from the wagon. The run led up Main Street to the Wm Coatman place before the team stopped. Much corn scattered but some saved by youngsters for chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Dreamer
Chris
Main Street
Coatman Place
Mayfield Family Visit From Artesia
Mr. and Mrs. George Mayfield of Artesia California visit the Nebraska Masonic Home in the old homestead area with Mrs. L J Mayfield to see Mrs. G W Mayfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mayfield
Artesia
California
Nebraska
L. J. Mayfield
G. W. Mayfield
Nebraska Masonic Home
New Manager to Take Up Work at Creamery
Phillip Hoffman retires as president manager of the Farmers Co-Operative Creamery. George Johnson of Fairmont, previously in charge of creameries at Aurora and the International Creamery in Fairmont, will become active head at Plattsmouth. Johnson is highly recommended and expected to grow the plant’s business. Hoffman's friends and the creamery officers prepared for the transition and Johnson to assume control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-Operative Creamery
Phillip Hoffman
George Johnson
Fairmont
Johnson
Aurora
Plattsmouth
Hoffman
Creamery Company
Surprise Weiner Roast Honors Thelma Hutchison's Birthday
A Tuesday evening party honored Thelma Hutchison on her seventeenth birthday. Friends plotted the event, surprised her at her grandparents' home, then gathered for games and a bonfire at Sach's pasture after a hospital visit for a burned foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Hutchison
Iane Barnard
Miss Hutchison
Emma McNatt
Thelma
Brendel
Kathryn Hull
John Glaze
A. T. Campbell
Campbell
Sach's
Emma MecNatt
Ione Barnard
Wilma Potts
Irene Haschar
Dorothy Campbell
Leslie Potts
John Pearssey
Albertis Campbell
Glen McHutchison
Elmer Fitcehhorn
Herchel Furlong
Fred Hull
Nehawka Water Bonds Defeated In Tie Vote
Nehawka residents rejected a municipal water works bond proposal after a tight campaign. Final tally: 79 in favor and 67 against, short of the required three fifths. Voters cited cost, tax levy, existing systems, and timing amid financial concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
Death of Mrs Mary Cline
Mrs Mary Cline formerly Miss Mary Martens of this city died at the family home in Omaha after a prolonged illness. She had just returned from Rochester Minnesota with her sister Miss Amelia Martens. Medical hopes were not favorable at Rochester and her death came swiftly after her homeward return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cline
Mary Martens
Omaha
Walling to Sheridan for Mountain Fishing Visit
Robert Walling leaves Sunday to join Mrs. Walling in Sheridan Wyoming at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. J J Adams. There he plans to try his hand at mountain fishing during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walling
Sheridan
Wyoming
Mrs. Walling
J. J. Adams
Bob
Livingston Road Dedicated in Plattsmouth Honors Dr R R Livingston
The McCanthie Post G A R Woman’s Relief Corps dedicates Livingston Road in Plattsmouth Nebraska, honoring Dr R R Livingston and family service to the community and Union defense. Dr T P Livingston spoke, wreath placed, ceremony closed with America sung and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Denver
R. R. Livingston
Eans
Ft. Sumpter
Nebraska
State Board of Fish Commission
Colorado
Dakota
New Jersey
Theodore Philip
Annie
Annia Britt
Minneapolis
Robert Ramsey
Guy
Stuart
Janet
Will Clement
Theodore
Robert
Staite
Hastings
Woman's Relief Corps of
McCanthie
Third
Pearl Streets
Missouri River
Livingston Road
Relief Corps
McCanthie Post No. 45
Grand Army of the Republic
Cass
Mills
Elizabeth Streight
Henry Ws Streight
Cass County
William L. Wells
Commonwealth of Nebraska
J. S. Livingston
Heaven
Midwest
Popular Couple Married in Illinois
The marriage of C. W. Johnson a Weeping Water restaurateur and Miss Bernice Merriam of Louisville was held in Geneva Illinois on May 7. A brief Chicago honeymoon followed as they plan immediate house keeping in a furnished home. The groom studied at the University of Nebraska and belongs to Alpha Gamma Rho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Merriam
C. W. Johnson
Geneva
Weeping Water
C. W. Merriam
Louisville
Ilinois
Chicago
L.S. Fowler
Beverly O'Neill
Mlinois
O. A. Johnson
University of Nebraska
Alpha Gamma Rho
Louisville Courier
Frances Wiles Shows Rapid Improvement at Methodist Hospital
Miss Frances Wiles is improving rapidly at the Methodist hospital in Omaha. She can sit up part of the time and hopes to return home to this city soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wiles
Miss Wiles
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Community Notes From South Bend Social Visits
Local residents shared visits and calls across the area with neighbors and relatives. Names include Carnicle, Zaar, Kupke, Elrod, Heswell, Gakemeier, Stander, Lake, Timm, Armbrust, and others, detailing Sunday and Monday gatherings and weekend trips to Lincoln Omaha and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Carnicle
Oscar Dill
Martin Zaar
Florence
Lincoln
Phillip Kline
Clyde Haswell
Elrod
Waverly
Albertina Kupke
Herman Gakemeier
Clyde Heswell
Garfield Elrod
Geo. Vogel
Wm. Blum
Henry Stander
Charles
John Kupke
Irene Armbrust
Stander
Alvin Stull
Naomi
Aline
August Kupke
Fred Lake
Near Elmwood
Geo. Braun
John Timm
Neuman
J. L. Carnicle
Ruth
Mary Carnicle
Francis Kolb
Ashland
Herbert
Elmwood
Glenn Haswell
North Bend
John Kupkeard
Mrs V D Livers and Luella Sawyer Visit Omaha Friends
Mrs Livers and Miss Sawyer drove to Omaha Thursday to visit Mr Graham. Mrs Graham and Mrs Chas Lesh with Rich ard returned with them. The group joined Mrs Lesh and her son for a weekend visit with Mrs Graham and others, ending with a Sunday at the Fisheries and a noon picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. D. Livers
Luella Sawyer
Omaha
Mr. Graham
Graham
Chas. Lesh
Richard
Carnicle
Ed Ray
Charley Shaefer
Geo. Campbell
Harold Campbell
Chester Campbell
Cars Plow Water to Reach Alliance
Antioch reports a six week long flood on the highway west of town. Auto travelers must detour 290 yards through three feet of water to reach Alliance, the market town, as travelers divert through the submerged stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Here
Troffland
Alliance
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Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
The
Hartford
Pateton
H. L. Kruger Paint and Wall Paper Store
Burlington Shops
Am. Legion Building
Plattsmouth, Nebr
Tommy Tucker
Californians
Co-operative Co
Nehawka Water Bonds
Illinois
South Bend
Frank R. Gobelman
Main St
Thomas Walling Company
Cal
Haulage Universal Credit Company
Tim
Te Payments
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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