Debenture Dropped in Final Farm Relief Bill Passed
The $500 million administration farm relief bill cleared Congress after scrapping the debenture plan. President Hoover is expected to sign and implement the measure soon, creating a 12 member federal farm board to ease agricultural distress and market crops with up to $1 billion in loans and admin funds.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Floover
Senate
Federal Farm Board
Lneup
Borah
Robinson
Arkansas
Senator Glass
Virginia
Farm Board
Popular Young Couple Wedded at Papillion
George Reichart son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Reichart of Louisville wed Miss Lucile Nelson of Omaha at Papillion. After the ceremony the couple returned to Louisville for a wedding supper at Reichart home. The bride works in Omaha at Woolworth's candy dept and the groom to Kahler Pottery Co. They will reside with his parents until new quarters are found as local homes have increased.
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George Reichart
Jacob Reichart
Louisville
Plattsmouth
Lucile Nelson
Axel Nelson
Omaha
Papillion
Woolworth’s
Kahler Pottery Co
The
Courier
Mary Johnson
MH. Johnson
Ellen Davis
Louisville Courier
Widow Held for Murder in Death of Son
A coroner's jury in Havre De Grace held widow Hattie Stone to the September grand jury on murder charges in her 15 year old son George's death on June 4. Dr. Foley testified poisons were detected in the boy and earlier evidence was destroyed at Havre De Grace hospital.
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Havre de Grace
Hattie Stone
George
Stone
Baltimore
New Ready to Wear Store Opens in Eagles Building
Marie Edwards opens a ladies ready to wear shop on South Sixth Street in the Eagles building offering coats dresses and millinery with reasonable prices and invitation for inspection.
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Eagles Building
M. W. A. Hall
South Sixth Street
Marie Edwards
Double Wedding of Prominent Young People
A large crowd attended a first ever double wedding at the Evangelical Lutheran church last Sunday. Miss Louise A. Stohlman and Harold A. Dumke wed alongside Miss Matilda L. Stohlman and Victor J. Stoehr, with music by Arnold Lenge and a full religious ceremony.
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Louise
Matilda Stohlman
Harold Dumke
Victor Stoehr
Louise A. Stohlman
Harold A. Dumke
Matilda L. Stohlman
Victor J. Stoehr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Theodore Hartman
Arnold Lenge
Malcolm
Christ Jesus
Fred Plantz
Leda Jochim
Lloyd Dumke
Arnold Stohlman
Matilda
Elsie Jochim
Hilda Jochim
Tecumseh
Elmer Stoehr
August Stohlman
Junior Saeger
Alfred Saeger
Wilbur Heil
Henry Heil
Cedar Creek
Marie Lentz
A. Lentz
Maid of Honor
Wedding Reception for Stoehr Dumke Couples Held at Cedar Creek
Following the ceremony a reception at the bride’s parents home in Cedar Creek featured immediate relatives and the wedding party. A three course dinner prepared by brides aunts, with cousins as servers, preceded speeches on responsibility. The couples will establish homes near Cedar Creek with teaching and building careers amid community celebration.
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August Stohlman
A. Lentz
Cedar Creek
Alfred Saeger
Malcolm
Hartman
Arnold Lange
Henry E. Heil and
Familly
Charles Voigtman
George Vogler
Martha Stohlman
Lincoln
Leila
Ruth
Amanda Stohlman
Thelma Jochim
Mildred
Selma Heil
Farmers Union
Stoehr
Grom
George P. Stoehr
Courier
Louisville Courier
Elks Name Officers and Convention Plans in Nebraska
L L Turpin reelected secretary as C A Laughlin of Grand Island becomes president of the Nebraska Elks association. York named 1950 convention city. Howard Loomis and Walter Nelson elected first and second vice presidents with A E F Wood third. Trustees named G C McCloud L A Bratton and William Gregorious. August Schneider in charge of crippled children work. York’s four man golf team wins silver trophy. C A Rosencrans leads individual scoring with 90.
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Fremont
Neb
C. A. Laughlin
Grand Island
Nebraska Association of Elks
York
Omaha
Scribner
Howard Loomis
Walter SN. Nelson
A. E F. Wood
Lincoln
L. L. Turpin
Plattsmouth
Frank Teal
McCook
GC. A. McCloud
L. A. Bratton
Hastings
William Gregorious
Columbus
August Schneider
Benedict
Elks
C. A. Marshall
E.M. Bristol
Crippled Children’s Committee
Joseph G. Buck
Trenton
N. J
Nebraska
Nebraska Elks
Buck
Fourman
Wade Read
W. J. Morgen
Harry Beckley
Joseph Smith
C. A. Rosencrans
A. W. Cloid
George K. Petring
E. A
Community Notes From Lincoln To Ashland And Omaha
Mr and Mrs Lyle McKay of Lincoln visited relatives in South Bend. Several families shared visits and meals across Lincoln Ashland and Omaha including Mrs Mary Neuman Mrs John Timm Jr and the Carnicle households. Confirmation services at the Lutheran church near Murdoch drew a large local crowd with numerous parishioners named.
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Lyle McKay
Lincon
R. M. Davis
Henry Stander
John Htuhn
Becker
Virgil Beasch
Cameron
Omaha
Mary Neuman
John Timm, Jr
Jacob Carnicle
Orville Richards
John Vosler
Ashland
Vesta Rogers
Ethel Masters
Don Urwin
Lyle
John Sweeny
Shenandoah
Iowa
Laura Richards
Meadow
Floyd Haswell
Helen Campbell
Tecumseh
Nebraska
Bert Mooney
Ruberg
F. T. Graham
George Vozel
Sam Crowl
Leota
Harry
Dickerson
Elmwood
John Timm
Ruth
Hazel Carnicle
Marle Secehwartz
Joe Peterson
Claude Smith
Memphis
Mr Mooney
William Mooney
McCourtney
Thayer
Missouri
Sadie Dill
Harry Henton
Cloyd Hamilton
Henry Romaine
Carl
Clyde Haswell
Richard
Joe Dill
Max Frazier
Lincoln
Wynne Livers
Kenneth
Homer Carnicle
Wayne
Murdock
Jay Bauers
Waverly
Ida Schuelke
Walter Stray
Vernor
Herman Rau
Greenwood
Kenneth Roeber Norman Rau
Ruth Kupke
Surprise at meeting for Junior Busy Bees sewing club
The Junior Busy Bees met at leader Leola Heil's home on June 12 for a short business session and towel review. Selma Heil celebrated her birthday as five visitors joined two absentees, followed by songs and a lunch served by Mrs. Henry E. Heil with gifts for Miss Heil and photos taken outside.
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Busy Bees
Leola Heil
Selma Heil
Henry E. Heil
Miss Heil
Maps for Cass County Sold at Journal Office
A few Cass county maps remain available at the Journal office priced at 50 cents each.
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Cass County
Journal
For Sale J R Case Separator And Titan Tractor
For sale in good condition a 32 by 54 Case separator and a 15 by 30 Titan tractor. Call 662 W for more information. 16 6th 2tw. Mrs. WM Hirz.
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J. R
Titan
WM. Hirz
Elmwood Couple Wed In Pretty Home Ceremony
Miss Lavine M. Kunz became the bride of Edgar C. Backemeyer in a single ring ceremony at the Kunz home southwest of Elmwood. Rev. C. Lewien officiated assisted by J. Norenberg. The couple will reside near Greenwood after a two course wedding supper.
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C. J. Kunz
Elmwood
Lavine M. Kunz
Edgar C. Backemeyer
C. Lewien
Evangelical Church
J. Norenberg
Alvin Backemeyer
Norma Kunz
Henry Bornemeier
Sane
Eleanor Kunz
Grace Packemeyer
Lohengrin
Miss Lucile Backmeyer
I. J. Fuller
Ruela Jackman
Virgie Patton
Viola Borneneler
Florencie Rumelin
Elmwood High School
Henry Backemeyer
Murdock
Greenwood
Elmwoul
Echo
Obituary of Sophia Spahnile Pioneer Citizen of Otoe County
Sophia Amelia Spahnie nee Boeswetter born February 16 1849 in Sawkville Wisconsin died June 2 1929 at daughter Mary Stangs near Walton at age 80 years 3 months 18 days She migrated to Nebraska in 1867 and homesteaded near Eagle She married Jurgen Onken in 1868 father of five children and widowed in 1881 She remarried Joseph Spahnle in 1883 and had three sons August Henry and Frank The family notes include two sisters Ernst Boeswetter Otto and many descendants The Eagle Beacon records her life as diligent through pioneer hardships and steadfast devotion to family.
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Sophia Spahnile
Otoe County
Sophia Amelia Spahnie
Boeswetter
Sawkville
Wisconsin
Mary Stang
Walton
Miss Boeswetter
Nebraska
Eagle
Jurgen Onken
Anna Hoffman
Ceres
California
Ida Oberle
George Onken
Herman Onken
Onken
Joseph Spahnle
August
Henry
Frank
Spahnle
Ellenberg
Kupke
North Loup
Ernst Boeswetter
Otto
Spahnile
Eagle Beacon
Merchant who advertises year round keeps steady business
The notice notes that a merchant who runs regular year round advertising experiences no slack period in business.
Falter Baby News Brightens Hooper Family
Mr and Mrs J P Falter receive pleasant news that a granddaughter has arrived at the home of Dr and Mrs Clinton Heine in Hooper Nebraska The child is the Heine family first and adds happiness to the parents and Falter grandparents Mrs Heine was formerly Elizabeth Falter of this city.
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J. P. Falter
Clinton Heine
Hooper
Nebraska
Heine
Elizabeth Falter
City
Elks State Convention At Fremont Draws Local Members
Fre ment hosts Elks state convention attracting many local B P F C members for an evening session feature. Attending from the city were George K. Petring Ralph Petring Carl Ofe L R Sprecher Hilt Martin Dr J A Griffin Fred Lugsch L L Turpin state secretary E A Wurk.
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Elks
Fremont
George K. Petring
Ralph Petring
Carl Ofe
L. R. Sprecher
Hilt Martin
J. A. Griffin
Fred Lugsch
L. L. Turpin
E. A. Wurk
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Wheeler
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la Follette
Norbeck
South Dakota
Pine
Oklahoma
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King
Utah
Omaha Bee-News
Li Sh
South Bend
Ashland Gazette
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Searl
Davis
the Journal
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Wescott
Thomas Walling Company
Plattamouth
Ray McMaken
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