Numerous South Bend Residents Attend Social Visits
A long list of visits and travels fills a South Bend section. Families such as Kleiser Dill and Zaar travel to Lincoln and Peru for gatherings, schooling, and house projects. Frank Baum funeral details and family dinners at various homes mark community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Kleiser
Lincoln
Oscar Dill and
Chas. Campbell
Wm Kleiser
Carrie
Sam Loder
Axel Zaar
Martin Zaar
Peru
Miss Florence
Henry Stander
Sidney
Nebr
Cheyenne
Alvin Stull
Baby
Louisville
Oscar Zaar
Bernice Dill
University Place
Oscar Dill
C. W. Lowe
Denver
Margarite
Frank
B. O. Mooney
Judd Weaver
Link Henry
Iva
Josephine
Irma Steinhaus
Ashland
Emma Calder
Lavina
George Vogel
Omaha
Paul Campbell
Minitare
Rainfall General Across Nebraska Lifts Crops
Sunday's rain swept the state delivering general moisture and soaking into parched soil. The rainfall ranged about one fifth of an inch in the immediate area, offering real relief after a heat wave that peaked Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Delegates Enjoy Club Week Song Celebrates Lincoln Trip
The text notes delegates from the county attending Club Week had a splendid time at the Commercial Club banquet. Clarence Norris of Weeping Water wrote and the band sang a song to Show Me the Way to Go Home celebrating Lincoln travel and county aims in livestock, sewing, canning, and cooking activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Norris
Lincoln
Avery Separator 16 H P Reeves 32x60 for sale
Farm equipment notice for Avery Separator 16 HP Reeves 32x60 with new tank pump hose and 150 foot drive left. All in good shape priced right. See me at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Reeves
Avery
Mothers Vacation Camp Opens in Tecumseh
Nehawka residents Mrs Adolph Ross and Mrs William August will attend the Mothers Vacation Camp in Tecumseh starting June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Ross
William August
Nehawka
Tecumseh
Bellevue Indians Lose To Papillion In One Hundred Forty Day Tilt
Sunday June 13 Sarpy Cass League game ended 1-1 after nine innings. Bellevue wandered to Papillion as Dakoto? Held field late then resumed at 2 o clock with Papillion showing strength. Bellevue left on bases four to eight for Papillion. Clarke and Lamar pitched. Papillion totaled ten strikeouts to eight for Bellevue. Siebold King and Haeberline led in steals with King stealing three. Time 1 hr 45 min. Umpires O'Donnell and Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Papillion
Simons
Leach
Clarke
Haeberline
King
Lamar
Siebold
O'Donnell
Newman
Baby Beef Club Reports Strong Calves for State Fair
The Eagle Baby Beef club evaluated all their baby beeves and found them in very good condition. Most can be kept on full feed until state fair time, with expectations of better displays than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Beef Club
Eagle Baby Beef Club
Crops and Soils Field Day At Lincoln College Program
Field Day at the College of Agriculture Lincoln Nebraska on June 25 will cover alfalfa sweet clover weeds soil moisture wheat and chinch bugs. Call the Farm Bureau office for programs and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Nebr
Farm Bureau Office
Late Chicks and Care for June Hatchings
Late chicks hatched after June 1st pay poorly and weaken the flock. They should have a separate, clean yard away from prior chicks with clean ground water and feed to stay healthy. Advice from Co. Ext. Agent Ie R. Snipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Snipes, Co
Miss Alice Louise Wescott Returns Home From Northwestern
Miss Alice Louise Wescott, student at Northwestern University in Chicago, arrives home with her parents for vacation and visits with lifelong friends. Her brother Mason Wescott, a Northwestern faculty member, remains away until August to coach at the Chicago high school students camp at Fort Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Louise Wescott
Northwestern University
Chicago
C. C. Wescott
Miss Wescott
Northwestern
Mason Wesecott
Fort Sheridan
Wescott
Alice Louise
Art lamp shades attract steady interest at Bates annex
Free lessons in this engaging craft are offered at the Bates Book and Gift Shop Annex, inviting hobbyists to learn lamp shade making. The program highlights hands on instruction and ongoing enthusiasm for decorative lighting projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Journal Want Ad Promises Results for Readers
Classified note urging advertisers that placing a message in the Journal Want Ads will reach a wide audience and yield solid results for sellers and service providers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Young couple wed in simple Holy Rosary ceremony
Miss Ann Gladys Wiezel and Mr. Anton J. Toman united in marriage at Holy Rosary Church with Rev. Father J. Hanicek officiating. The couple, both from Omaha connections, planned to reside there after a luncheon at John Toman’s home and a short visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father J. Hanicek
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Ann Gladys Wiezel
Anton J. Toman
Omaha
John Toman
Irene Lee
Locust
Mr. Toman
Anton Toman
Burlington
Toman
Marriage in Louisville Court House Brings Language Challenge
County Judge A H Duxbury officiated in a rare multilingual wedding for Maurisio Murillo and Francisa Cruz of the Mexican colony in Louisville Nebraska. Friends Carlos Valdez and Corneto Rojas witnessed as attendees traveled by Burlington train to Platte City to share best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
Louisville
Maurisio Murillo
Francisa Cruz
Nebraska
Carlos A. Valdez
Corneto Rojas
Burlington
Platte River City
North Bros. Stock Co to Bring Tent Show Here
North Bros. Stock Co with thirty performers will perform all next week at the tourist park in a tent theater. They will open Monday June 21 with Her Wedding Night a comedy drama and vaudeville between acts. One woman may enter free with a paying escort on opening night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bros. Stock Co
North Bros
Lyric Theatre
Lincoln
Krug
Omaha
North Bros. Co
Eight Injured by a Tornado in Wyoming
A small tornado on the Al Spencer ranch two miles southwest of Torrington Wyoming wrecked nearly every building. Eight people including Mexican laborers were injured but none killed. Hail up to five to six inches damaged crops and shattered windows as two inches of rain fell in the North Platte valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff
Neb
al Spencer Ranch
Torrington
Wyo
New Holly Sugar Corporation
North Platte Valley
Lingle
Bayard
Burlington Railroad
Burlington
Crawford
Antioch
Hold Pleasant Meeting Of Philathea Class
The Philathea class of the Methodist Sunday school met at Mrs. W F Huneke’s home on North 7th street for a combined social and business session. Mrs E G Shallenberger was elected delegate to the national convention in Cincinnati replacing Mrs A F Moore. Plans were made to place a parade float on July 5th. Winners in a guessing contest were Mrs W H Holmes and C C Wescott received the consolation prize. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
W. F. Huneke
North 7Th Street
E. G. Shallenberger
Cincinatti
Ohio
A. F. Moore
Seed Corn Yields and Planting Dates Recorded
Report from Ashland Nebraska by E L Gilmore notes early varieties Huron dent planted June 16 1925 yielding 6.5 bushels and eighteen pounds. Ripe corn planted June 24 1925 yields forty bushels No 4 corn. One mile north on D L D tfid w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Dent
E. L. Gilmore
Ashland
Neb
D. L. D. Tfid
Man seeks bids to clear 30 acres near Mur ray Neb
A notice seeks bids to clear 30 acres of timber and brush two miles east of Murray. Submit bids to T. H. Pollock at 1142 in Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
T. H. Pollock
Plattsmouth
Neb
DeMolay State Meeting in Norfolk A Success
The DeMolay state convention in Norfolk drew broad attendance and high interest. Cass chapter sent Carl Keil and Carl B. Graves who praised the event, with a barbecue on Friday and a banquet and dance Saturday night. Next state meeting will be in 1927 at Nebraska City, with Broken Bow and Nebraska City as contenders for hosting. State officers named include George Fitzsimmons of Lincoln as State Master Councellor, Hollis Kelper of Sidney as Senior Councellor, Clifford Lester of Alliance as Junior Councellor, and Harold Allen of Nebraska City as Scribe and Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Cass
Carl Keil
Councellor
Carl B. Graves
Nebraska City
Onoe
Broken Bow
Otoe County
George Fitzsimmons
Lincoln
C. Russell Mattson
Omaha
Hollis Kelper
Sidney
Clifford Lester
Alliance
Harold Allen
Play at Springfield Sunday Football?
The Plattsmouth baseball team travels to Springfield this coming Sunday for its first away game of the season. Rain has spoiled two games, to be made up later against Bellevue and Gilmore. Bellevue at home July 5 features a league game with standard admission, while Plattsmouth meets Gilmore likely July 18 in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Springfielders
Plattsmouth
Bellevue
Gilmore
Glendale Woman's Club Enjoys Waterless Cooking Demo
Glendale Woman's club members gathered at Mrs. Charles Hennings home for a well attended afternoon lecture. A waterless cooking demonstration drew interest and refreshments of potatoes carrots meats and apple sauce were served. The event left a pleasant memory for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale Woman's Club
Charles Hennings
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Newvy
Frank North, Mer
South Bend
Ashland Gazette
Frank Graham
Council Bluffs
C. D. Langdale
Lin
Melvin
L. J. Roeber
Lenora
IdeHa Komerofshe
Hastings
Herman Roeber
Louis Neuman
Fred Neuman
Laura
Walter
Peter Stander
Edith
Margzarite
G. W. Lowe
A. H. Bachmin
Glenn
Charles
Harold
Herbert
Father
Mother
Sonny
Sister
Spugly
Clorwie
Farm Bureau Notes
Avery Separator
Ed Guehlstorft
Wabash, Neb
Wall
K. Langherness
Bressman
Graves
Simonds
F. Langheine
Olsen
PO Mathies
Oviven
Boss
A. Cordes
Ruif
Haebberline
Oo Beerline
Lumur
Searl
Davis
Court House
Wyoming
Joe J. Stibal
Demolay
Glendale Woman’s Club
Co. E. Wescott’s Sons
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