Birthday surprise honors A W Cloidt at small gathering
Tuesday market attendees staged a birthday surprise for A W Cloidt the noted bus and oil dealer. Friends and neighbors attended a pleasant evening of cards visits and lunch with participants Theodore Ptak Dr F R Molak Kenneth Schmitt E H Bernhardt Frank Godwin J F Warga and Robert Fitech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Cloidt
Theodore Ptak
F. R. Molak
Kenneth Schmitt
E. H. Bernhardt
Frank Godwin
J. F. Warga
Robert Fiteh
Return to Chicago from visit with Wescotts
Mr and Mrs Mason Wescott and their children Donald and Ann with Mrs P A Mortesen and Miss Janet Wealiberg return to Chicago after visiting the C C Wescotts at their home.
Land Found Guilty In Reckless Driving Case
In Judge C. L. Graves court Charlee Land of Union faced reckless driving charges. Land paid a $10 fine plus costs after Joy Miller, the prior complainant, testified in today’s hearing and Miller had been fined $10 and costs in the earlier case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Graves
Charlee Land
Union
Mr. Land
Joy Miller
Miller
Land
Mayor Lushinsky Returns From Colorado Bedside Visit
Mayor George Lushinsky came back from Colorado Springs where he was at his brother William Lushinsky's bedside as the stroke victim's condition remained critical and bedfast. Sister Mrs. Martha Roesner from Linen accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lushinsky
Colorado Springs
William Lushinsky
Martha Roesner
Linen
Mayor Lushinsky
Mynard Endeavorers Present Play Nason the Blind Disciple
The Mynard United Brethren church Christian Endeavor group will stage the sermon drama Nason the Blind Disciple next Sunday at eight in the basement auditorium. Free will offering asked to aid financing for the summer camp conference at York. Morning services proceed at the usual hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Group
Mynard United Brethren Church
Nason
York
Paul L. Dick
Finnigan Rites Held at St Cecilia Cathedral Omaha
Dr. and Mrs. W V Ryan attended funeral services for Thomas Francis Finnigan 74 uncle of Mrs Ryan in Omaha. Services were at St Cecilia Cathedral with interment at St Mary's cemetery. Survived by widow Hannah M three sons Raymond Leo Cornelius two daughters Grace and Mary Finnigan nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Ryan
Omaha
Thomas Francis Finnigan
Ryan
St. Cecilia's Cathedral
St. Mary's Cemetery
Finnigan
Hannah M
Raymond
Leo
Cornelius
Grace
Mary Finnigan
Svoboda Family Visit Heads Through Denver to Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Anton Svoboda Jr and children from Denver visit their parents Mr and Mrs Anton Svoboda and relatives in the city. They travel by auto and plan to stop at Lawrence Nebraska to visit sister Mrs Albert Janda. Mrs Svoboda was formerly Miss Alba Jironsek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Svoboda
Denver
John Jirousek
Lawrence
Nebr
Albert Janda
Svoboda
Alba Jironsek
Young Couple Secures Marriage License
A marriage license was issued by Judge A. H. Duxbury to Harold Edward Conley of Weeping Water and Austa Heard of Louisville. Both parties were underage and accompanied by their fathers, George W. Conley and James Heard, to give consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
Harold Edward Conley
Weeping Wate
Austa
Louisville
George W. Conley
James Heard
Mrs Graves Returns From Peru after Visit to Sons
Mrs A H Graves returns home to this city after spending two weeks in Peru visiting her sons Edward and George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Graves
Peru
Edward
George
Omaha Attorney William Ritchie to Speak Sunday
William Ritchie, prominent Omaha attorney and former state commander of the American Legion, will speak at Sunday morning services at the Methodist Church. He describes his time in China before the war and will discuss church missions and conversion of a large Chinese population. He is a leader in Omaha’s Episcopal church and will share insights from his mission work abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ritchie
Omaha
American Legion
Methodist Church
Ritchie
Orient
China
Japan
Chin
Episcopal Church
Latter Day Saints Hold Children Day Picnic at Coolman Grove
About 70 church members attended a Sunday school program at the Latter Day Saints church followed by a picnic at Coolman Grove one half mile north of Murray. Mrs. C. L. Chandler supervised afternoon games and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter Day Saints Church
Coolman Grove
Murray
C. L. Chandler
Notice to Taxpayers Delinquent Personal Taxes Due July 1 1937
The second half of the 1937 personal taxes will be delinquent July 1, 1937 and will draw 7 percent interest from that date. The law requires the County Treasurer to issue distress warrants against all unpaid personal taxes in July. John B. Turner Cass County Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BE. Turner
Cass County
Usual Blooming Christmas Plant Attracts Attention
Mr and Mrs P M Meisinger display an unusual Christmas plant in full bloom for this season. The flowering plant draws attention as it is not common to bloom during December and is noted for its early flowering display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Meisinger
Woman Convicted in First Local Court Traffic Case
This morning in county court Patrol man Marvin Wiley filed a reckless driving charge against Mrs. Myrna Briegen of Nebraska City. Judge A H Duxbury assessed a $10 fine plus costs after evidence was heard for passing two cars on a bill in violation of state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Wiley
Myrna Briegen
Nebraska City
A. H. Duxbury
Wooster Family Tour Reaches City from Dakota
John Wooster and son Henry from Reliance South Dakota arrived for a visit with Joseph Wooster and family. They recently stayed with William Kriskey Jr in Omaha. The Wooster family formerly lived in Plattsmouth but have long been based in Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wooster
Henry
Reliance
South Dakota
Mr. Wooster
Joseph Wooster
Omaha
William Kriskey, Jr
Wooster
Plattsmouth
Dakota
Family Reunites After Hospital Return
Tuesday afternoon James E. Warga and daughter Marylin drove to Omaha and returned with Mrs. Warga and the new daughter, rejoining the family on the farm south of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Warga
Marylin
Omahaz
Want Ads Sell All Kinds of Odd Household Goods
Classified notice states sale of assorted household items in the want ads. Includes trinkets, tools, kitchenware, and small appliances, with buyers encouraged to browse. No specific dates or locations listed in available text.
Visit at Ashland by Robertson and Lawson
William A. Robertson former grand master of the A F and A M and Rev J C Lawson pastor of the First Methodist church attended the Ashland Masonic lodge meeting last evening. They spoke on the program following the regular work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Robertson
J. C. Lawson
First Methodist Church
Ashland
Ashland Masonic Lodge
Will Visit at Lincoln
Mrs Blanch Potter visits Lincoln to resume her duties at the U S Veterans hospital. She travels with her son Billy who will spend the rest of the week there.
Visiting Old Friends Returns of McClearys Highlight Arcadia Trip
Garland McCleary of Chicago and Maynard McCleary of Davenport visited old time school friends in Arcadia Nebraska area with their parents Mr and Mrs Esper McCleary. Garland and Maynard are graduates of 1931 and 1934 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland McCleary
Chicago
Maynard McCleary
Davenport
Iowa
Esper McCleary
Arcadia
Nebraska
Garland
Maynard
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Bof
APOE
Soennichsen’s
Mynard Endeavorers
Palm Beach
Beau Brummel
Soennichsen
Adc
del Monte
Happy Vale
del Monte Vacuum
Glencoe
Ckers
Jac
Dole
Rex Graham
LUX
Cid
Winler’s
Meat Department
Fleisschmann’s
A. R. Case
Chevrolet Garage
Lincoln
Fort Crook
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