Greenwood Sends Visitors and Residents On Local Errands
Greenwood residents and guests populated a bustling week with county business, Omaha and Lincoln visits, and social calls. Notables include Miss Vera Anderson taking a sales position with E L McDonald, Jacob Witt and wife summoned to testify, and Phillip Reese with Marion Dimmitt attending L O O F in Ashland. Local family visits span Keefe, Keefer, Powhatan, Fort Madison, and Jamesburg while Frances Kelley pursues harvest work in Texas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Carl Elwood
Omaha
Col. Phil Hall
Colonel
Fred Trunkenbolz
Eagle
Greenwood
George Trunkenbolz
Mahalah Slater
Paul Rennanz
Harry Slater
Otto Rennanz
Alma
O. F. Peters
Leo
Paul Rennant
Frances Kelley
South
Texas
Oklahoma
E. L. McDonald
Charles Binford
Fort Madison
Iowa
Hazel Tubb
William Price
Keefer
R. E. Matthews
Belle Wilson
Powhatan
Kansas
Matthews
Phillip Reese
Marion Dimmitt
Ashland
L OO. O. F. Lodge
Albert Stewart
Gust Sorman
Mr. Sorman
Ernest Redfield
M. E. Petersen
Bentley von Wickler
Jamesberry
N. J
Petersen
Canada
Sears-Chapin Lumber unloads two car loads of cement in Greenwood
The Sears-Chapin Lumber company delivered two car loads of cement last week in Greenwood. Manager Dewey Headley drives aggressive sales and anticipates further material needs for ongoing contracts in lumber and related work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears-Chapin Lumber Company
Dewey Headley
Greenwood
Building material business spans wide state territory
The article notes a building material business operates over a wide territory within the state and consistently carries top quality products in its line.
Town Board Meetings Draw Large Crowd in Greenwood
Public interest rises at Greenwood town board sessions with packed rooms and standing room only. A local joker proposed charging 25 cents to fund a new city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Brothers and sisters reunite in Oregon family visit
Mesdames Joseph Cole and Maur ice Oliver of Halfway Oregon, sisters of L M Mowery, arrived last week to visit at the Mowery home east of Greenwood. The Mowerys formerly lived in Saunders county near Ashland and moved twenty seven years ago. The siblings had not seen each other for twenty four years and are enjoying the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cole
Maurice Oliver
Halfway
Oregon
L. M. Mowery
Mowery
Greenwood
Saunders County
Ashland
Mr. Mowery
Freenwood
Case Dismissed and Re-Arrested in County Court
Alva Anderson faced a dismissal of charges filed by Constable Trunkenbolz with out prejudice and was immediately re-arrested by County Constable Thomas Svoboda of Plattsmouth. He was taken to the county jail while bonds were arranged by his father J. T. Anderson brother Fred Anderson and Judge W. E. Newkirk for his trial appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Anderson
Trunkenbolz
Thomas Svoboda
Plattsmouth
J. T. Anderson
Fred Anderson
W. E. Newkirk
Alva
Hello Stranger Welcome to Greenwood placard
A large placard in Greenwood bears the message Hello Stranger Welcome to Greenwood from the Greenwood Commercial Club. The card expresses friendly outreach to visitors and hopes to foster better relations with Greenwood and other towns. It notes shared problems and the value of towns collaborating to solve them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Greenwood Commercial Club
Art Pailing Sets Record With Tractor Plowing Fifty Acres
Last Tuesday Art Pailing traveled five miles with his tractor and plows and cultivated fifty acres of corn. He operated a four row machine and each field round plowed eight rows. A brother last year plowed sixty acres in a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art
Convention Date Not Yet Determined for American Legion
The district convention of the American Legion at Greenwood has no fixed date. It is expected to be held later, not in June as previously reported. An announcement with the date will be issued once known.
Air plane delivers antitoxin to rattlesnake bite victim
Bedford Iowa June 11 a plane rushed to aid Jim Taylor a county truck driver bitten by a rattlesnake. In 55 minutes doctors opened the wound administered hot baths and Taylor rested easy after receiving the antitoxin. The rattlesnake escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Jim Taylor
Taylor
Opposition Leads inSouth Africa General Election
Capetown reports early returns from Wednesdays general election favor the opposition South African party led by Gen Jans Smits. The party won three of the first four contests while Hertzogs nationalists took one. nine South African party members were elected by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
South Africa
Union of South Africa
Jans ©. Smits
J. B. M. Hertzog
Elmwood visitors and local business matters noted
Local residents and guests visit from Elmwood and nearby towns. Attendees include Mayor Troy L. Davis and Carl E. Day of Weeping Water, while others travel to Plainview and Kansas City for a few days of business and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Turner
Elmwood
John E. Turner
Troy L. Davis
Carl E. Day
W. P. Cook
Gilbert Hirz
Plainview
Frank Gobelman
C. A. Rosencrans
Sidney
Iowa
Gobelman
Hiatt
Merle Rainey
New York City
Mr. Rainey
W. H. Rainey
A. N. Sullivan
Mrs. Rainey
Lena Royer
Thomas Young
Burlington
Colorado
West
W. C. Young
Tate
John Urish
Edward Gansemer
West of
Mynard
Kansas City
William Mrasek
Modern Construction Co
Verdon
Stella
Mrasek Implement Co
Local Notables Visit Cass County For Day Trips
Friday visitors include Attorney C E Tefft of Weeping Water attending to business and meeting friends. Mrs John F Hirz and granddaughter plan an Omaha outing. Hon Thomas Allen of Lincoln and wife visit Cass County for county court matters. Mr Putney, state representative from Saunders, and wife Vera stay with Claude Smith in Cedar Creek. Mrs Putney is Mrs Smith’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BE. Tefft
John F. Hirz
Omaha
Thomas Allen
Lincoln
Allen
Local visitors and court attendance noted in city
Friday highlights include F M McCarty of Union and Virgel Haggert of Omaha at the county courthouse for hours of matters in district court. Nebraska visitors Edna Dalton Morris McGrew and Bertha Shopp family guests travel from McCook Burwell Minatare Des Moines and South Bend for visits with Mrs Campbell and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. McCarty
Union
Court House
Virgel Haggert
Omaha
District Court
Edna Dalton
McCook
Morris McGrew
Burwell
Nebraska
Bertha Shopp
Paul Campbell
Minatare
Campbell
John Bateck
South Bend
Clifford Cecil
Des Moines
Cecs
Tater
Cecil
Drake University
Uwise
Christian Church
Stuart
Town
W. D. McMahan
Madison
South Dakota
California
McMahan
Grand Island
Happy Hustlers 4-H Club Formed Near Murray
The 4-H Pig club met at the Lewiston Community Center Tuesday evening with all but one member present. Gwendolyn Hansen was elected newspaper reporter and the group chose The Happy Hustlers as its name. Meetings are set for the second Tuesday afternoon each month. Members include Emil Johnny, George Hobscheidt, John Roddy, Fred McCarroll, Robert Wolfe, Vernile Pullen, Sidney and Bruce Cook, James Hessenflow, John Noddleman, Stuart and Sheldon Smith, plus Gwendolyn and Rale Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pig Club
Murray
Lewiston Community Center
Gwendolyn Hansen
Happy Hustlers
Emil Johnny
George Hobscheidt
John Roddy
Fred McCarroll
Robert Wolfe
Vernile Pullen
Sidney
Bruce Cook
James Hessenflow
John Noddleman
Stuart
Sheldon Smith
Rale Hansen
Iowa County to Vote on Road Bonds
Genterville Iowa June 12 Appanoose county will seek voter approval for a 350000 dollar primary road bond issue to supplement a 650000 dollar issue approved in 1926 petitions requesting the election were signed by 2385 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa County
Genterville
Appanoose County
Wisconsin professors income inquiry probes side money
Madison Wis June 11 a resolution asking President Glenn Frank to provide the senate with amounts and sources of income received by University of Wisconsin professors outside their salaries was adopted Tuesday in view of their recent lobbying activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Glenn Frank
Senate
University of Wisconsin
Girl Jump Ends in Suicide After Job Loss Over Sound Films
Miss Helen Moyer twenty four who had worried over synchronized sound pictures and lost her theater job leaped from a hotel room on the twelfth floor near Broadway. A friend said she had been ill in addition to worrying about her position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Moyer
Loew
Eleanor Allen
Moyer
Treasury tightens no curtailment on weapon use by dry agents
Washington reporters say Assistant Secretary Lowman announced the treasury will not disarm prohibition agents or tighten firearms rules. He cited border patrol shootings at Detroit and International Falls and said new rules could hinder enforcement. Two border officers will be held responsible if weapons were used improperly, and the existing firearms order will be reinforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Treasury
Lowman
Absolve Agent in Death of Youth
Detroit June 12 Prosecutor James E Chenot absolved Customs Border Patrol Inspector James Cox of blame in the death of Archibald Eugster 21. Frank Cooper Eugster's companion admitted he and two others ran 35 cases of liquor across the river. Cooper had claimed they were fishing when ambushed and fired upon. Eugster said he knew nothing of the rum running and was getting worms for fishing bait when shot by Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
James E. Chenot
Customs Border Patrol
James Cox
Archibald Eugster
Frank Cooper
Eugster
Cooper
Chenot
Esutoms
Cox
Omaha Bee-News
Ice Cream Social At Pleasant Ridge School House
Pleasant Ridge Community club hosts an ice cream social with sandwiches and coffee next Sunday afternoon and evening June 23 at the Pleasant Ridge school house. Everybody come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge Community Club
Pleasant Ridge
The Journal Seeks News by Phone Call No 6
The Journal invites readers to share news via phone. Call No 6 any time to report tips or items for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Journal
Ashland
Nebr
E. L. C. Gilmore
Early Grown Seed Corn for Free Trial Sample
A grower offers all standard corn varieties with a focus on early types. Extra early corn from northern seed matures well when planted through the end of June. Free trial sample available after June 15 to preview next year’s crop.
State Reports Favorable Spring Grain Conditions
Small spring grain crops are in excellent condition and hay pastures are outstanding. Winter wheat stands at 86 percent, corn planting delayed with potential replanting due to cool wet weather and cut worms. U.S. projections show mixed yields with oats, barley and rye near or above prior year levels and strong hay and fruit prospects across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Division of Agricultural Statistics
U. S
Coolidges May Return for Wisconsin Visit this Summer
Senator Casperson cites Minneapolis businessman Charles E. Lewis saying Calvin Coolidge plans a summer vacation at the Lewis summer home in Polk County to open trout season. The visit is delayed by Mrs. Coolidge's mother's illness. Previous summer the Coolidges stayed with the Lewises on Brule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Calvin Coolidge
C. B. Casperson
Casperson
Charles E. Lewis
Minneapolis
Coolidge
Lewis
Polk County
Damage suit delayed in Fairmount bank robbery claim
A $25,000 damage suit against Herman Krause of Fenton and brought by John Robinson of Fairmount Minn. will not be tried this term. Judge George C. Scott granted a continuance after Krause's lawyers moved to revise complaints. Robinson alleges Krause identified him as a bank robber but did not name him at arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Dodge
Herman Krause
Fenton
John Robinson
Fairmount
Minn
George C. Scott
Krause
Robinson
May seek revision of Iowa statutes and new judicial council
Marshalltown Iowa on June 11 reports proposed questions for the Iowa State Bar Association annual meeting. The suggestions include revising the state corporation laws and creating a judicial council by legislative act to survey the judiciary’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Iowa State Bar Association
Richman Made Defendant In Breach of Promise Suit
New York actress and producer Vera McCord sued Chicago financier Maurice Rothschild for 250000 in a breach of promise case. She alleges she promised to marry him in Sept 1923 with a July 3 1928 wedding postponements. he did not appear at a New York gathering to meet her fiancé.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vera McCord
Supreme Court
Maurice Rothschild
Chicago
Rothschild
Republic Motor Trucks Corporation of
American Canadian Properties Corporation of
Bridgeport
Supreme Court Refuses to Lift Ak-Sar-Ben Betting Ban
The Ak-Sar-Ben June meet at Omaha is cancelled after the state supreme court refused to remove its restraining order against track betting. Ak-Sar-Ben officials say racing under their sponsorship is ended, with fall harness races also canceled and a board meeting called for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
State Supreme Court
Charles R. Gardner
Ak-Sar-Ben
Board of Governors
Supreme Court
Arthur F. Mullen
A. M. Morrissey
Ak- Sar-Ben
State Racing Commission
Lincoln
Charley Irwin
Irvin
Peru Teachers college dedicates new observatory dome
In Peru Nebraska the Peru Teachers College dedicated its new science building and observatory dome replacing the old observatory now used by the Y J Majors demonstration school. The five inch refracting telescope will gain twenty large windows later and be illuminated to show night views from Yerkes and Mt Wilson. Rev. Robert P. Smith gave the dedicatory address on the correlation of science and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Neb
Peru Teachers College
Y. J. Majors
Yerkes
Mt. Wilson
Trush
Doctor Smith
Call No 6 With Your Order For Job Printing
A brief public notice urges customers to reference call number 6 when placing orders for printed jobs ensuring correct handling and fulfillment.
MacDonald Visit Upheld as Likely in August
Washington officials foresee an August visit by British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald for talks with President Hoover. He would stay in Washington at the White House or British embassy, likely hosted by Ambassador Sir Esme Howard. No settlement is expected, but the conference could extend Anglo American policy discussions on freedom of the seas and naval issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacDonald
United States
Hoover
London
Mr. MacDonald
White House
Esme Howard
Baldwin
Austen Chamberlain
Dominions
Sir Austen
Great Britain
England
MacDonald Welcomed Home as He Arrives in Scotland
Great Britain's new labor prime minister ram say MacDonald is greeted warmly at Lossiemouth Scotland. Women const i tu ents pull his car from the railway station to the family home while the premier and his daughter Isabel prepare to host him. He declines to give details on a Washington visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Elgin
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Lossiemouth
MacDonald
Isabel
Washington
World Herald
Americans Will Wed at Vatican
Rome reports a possible first Vatican state wedding as Miss Mary M. McLoughlin of Worcester Massachusetts may marry Frank D. Comerford of Brooklyn Massachusetts in the new Vatican Parish church. No date set. The same church may host Crown Prince Humbert and Princess Marie Clothilde Bonaparte Napoleon wedding with Pope Pius XII presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican State
Mary M. McLoughlin
Worchester
Mass
Frank D. Comerford
Brooklyn
New Vatican
Humbert
Marie Clothilde Bonaparte-Napoleon
Pius X1
Two Killed by Train at Gallup Grade Crossing
Mrs Harold N Bucher of Evanston Illinois and her eight year old son were instantly killed when their car was struck by an Atchison Topeka Santa Fe train at a grade crossing near Gallup New Mexico on Tuesday. Bucher was seriously injured. Authorities say the Buchers car stood on the track to permit a train on another track to pass. The Buchers were daughters of C W Bucher of Winthrop Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup, N. Mex
Harold N. Bucher
Evanston
Atchison
Boy, 5, Saves Sister From Fire in Norfolk
In Norfolk on a Sunday, five year old Bobby May was saved when his three year old sister Shirley May smothered flames on his hair after a match near a gasoline tank. Bobby returned home but the blaze had already been put out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Bobby May
Shirley May
Bobby
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White & Bucknell
Greenwood, Nebraska
4-H Club
Treasury Department
Ashland, Neb
Coolidges
Richman
Horsemen
Vatican
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