Obituary: William Dewolfe 1892 1936 Nebraska City
William Dewolfe born in Webster county Nebraska near Oxford June 28 1892 died at home in Nebraska City June 11 1936 aged 43. He lived in Plattsmouth and later Nebraska City where he worked for Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co. He married Millie Brittain July 31 1916 and is survived by Millie, two children, his mother Eliza Jane, three brothers Elton Emory Tom and four sisters. Funeral Saturday with interment at Oak Hill cemetery.
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William Dewolfe
Webster County
Nebraska
Oxford
Nebraska City
Plattsmouth
Millie Brittain
Dewolfe
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co
Millie Dewolfe
Dale Priest
Merlyn Dewolfe
Eliza Jane Dewolfe
Weeping Water
Elton Dewolfe
Oakland
California
Emory Dewolfe
Fremont
Tom Dewolfe
Lincoln
Nell McHenry
Alice Bates
Jessie Miller
Dresden
Kansas
Mildred Butcher
Houston
Texas
Oak Hill Cemetery
Miss Weyrich Attends Grand Council in Grand Island
Daily Miss Clara Weyrich attended the fifteenth annual session of the Grand Guardian Council of Job's Daughters in Grand Island. She served as Grand Fourth Messenger and was chosen Grand Junior Custodian for the coming year with new officers elected Saturday morning and installed Saturday night.
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Clara Weyrich
Grand Island
Grand Guardian Council of
Job
High Class Job Printing Promotion
An old advertisement urges readers to phone orders to No. 6 for high class job printing services.
Resurrection lessons and the Spirit empowered witness
A Bible school study on Luke 24 36 53 outlines Easter themes including scriptural understanding witnessing and Holy Spirit power. It notes Jesus showed his resurrected body proved by meals and scars and urged teaching all nations with divine guidance.
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Christ
Jesus
Biblical Museum
God
Joseph
Arimathea
Nickodemus
J. C. Pyle
Paul
Father
Holy
Jerusalem
Bethany
Oliver
Elmwood News Community Notes Highlight Local Movements
Elmwood residents report house repainting and improvements as Harry Greene and family enjoy renovations. Weeping Water visits by Mrs. Flaischman and Len Parish precede business and social meetings. Oma Ellers visits from Lincoln. Ladies' Aid hosts at Mrs. Buell. Rev Wigart tours Ithaca farms. Ralph and Mrs Greene vacation with Dr Dearing at Onawa cabin and in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Greene
Wm. Flaischman
Frank Lorenz
Herrick
Lloyd Dennis
Guy McGill
Len Parish
Oma Ellers
Lincoln
Rev
Wigart
The
Evangelical Church
Ithaca
Ralph Greene
Onawa
Iowa
Dearing
Mrs. Dearing
Minnesota
Cook Family Travels to Colorado for Two Weeks
Mr and Mrs Emmitt Cook and their children left around noon Tuesday for Colorado destinations where they expect to stay about two weeks. In their absence the rural route mail is handled by a substitute carrier.
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Emmitt Cook
Colorado
Elmwood Opens All Summer Free Concert Series
The Elmwood band kicked off the first of a summer long series of free concerts to entertain the community and delight music lovers across Elmwood.
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Elmwood
Wonderful Westward Trip of Mrs Lucy Lyle and Party
Mrs Lucy Lyle led a group of about two hundred western women on a ten day special train tour visiting Chicago New York Washington Atlantic coast cities and the south where she once lived She traveled through fourteen states Ontario Canada and the District of Columbia returning home last Thursday.
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Lucy Lyle
Chicago
New York
Washington
Mrs. Lyle
District of Columbia
Aldrich Family Heads West for Two Month Vacation
Mrs. Bess Streeter Aldrich and her sons Charles and Robert departed for California last Tuesday to stay about two months. Charles plans summer school, while Robert and Mrs. Aldrich take a vacation and she recovers from hard work.
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California
Bess Streeter Aldrich and Sons
Charles
Robert
West
Charles Aldrich
Radio dealer reports solid sales week
J. E. Shreeve of RCA reports strong business with radio sales to Wm. Pahl, Lucy Lyle, Ted Hall, and Jake Sterner during the week.
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J. E. Shreeve
RCA Radio
Wm. Pahl
Lucy Lyle
Ted Hall
Jake Sterner
Mrs Bess Streeter Aldrich Completes The Man Who Caught the Weather
Mrs Bess Streeter Aldrich has finished a new book titled The Man Who Caught the Weather It will go to press and the author and her two sons are vacationing in California The volume collects short stories, some previously written, under this title
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Bess Streeter Aldrich
W. C. Frampton Dies at Home in Lincoln
William C. Frampton 72 died at his Lincoln home after illness. A Louisville native and lawyer since 1893, he served on Lincoln’s sanitary district board and city council from 1900 to 1907, led streets and lighting committees, and helped lower gas prices. Surviving: wife Julia, son William, daughter Eleanor of Cleveland, brother George F. of Lawton, and several half siblings.
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William C. Frampton
Louisville
High Street
Lincoln
Mr. Frampton
Julia Lehnhoff
H. J Lahnhof
Frampton
Sanitary District Board
Fifth Ward
Love
Ralph §. Moseley
Christian Science Church
Julia
William
Eleanor
Cleveland, O
George F
Lawton, Okl
Clyde
Walter
Arthur Browning
Tama City
Florence la Due
Mynard Handy Dandy Girls Room Club Elects Officers
The Mynard club elected Mary Helen Dill as president, Dorothea Fulton as vice president, Jacqueline Wetenkamp as secretary, Willene Rusk as song and cheerleader, Paulne Wilson as news reporter, with Mrs. Lucille Wiles and Miss Alice Barbara as leaders. A June 12 trip to Lincoln for a judging school and a June 19 meeting at Mary Heen Dill’s home were noted.
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Mynard Handy Dandy Girls Room Club
Lucille Wiles
Mary Helen Dill
Dorothea Fulton
Jacqueline Wetenkamp
Willene Rusk
Paulne Wilson
Eaders
Alice Barbara Wiles
Lincoln
Mary Heen Dill
Entertaining Visitors Richard Beverage Hosts Warren Portrait
Mr and Mrs Richard Beverage entertained at a weekend dinner for Mr and Mrs James A Warren of San Francisco. Relatives and friends from the area gathered to renew acquaintances with the west coast visitors before the Warrens left for Houston Minnesota to visit Mrs Warrens parents.
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Richard Beverage
James A. Warren
San Francisco
Beverage Home
Warren
West Coast
Guy Long
Ray Herring
Ray C. Cook
Walter Reed
Alph Beverage
James Warren
Houston
Minnesota
Local residents visit across counties and cities
Frank Swauer and Jack Toddy were in Nebraska City last Sunday afternoon. Sherman Hathaway of Murray visited here last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Chilcott and Mrs. Fannie Hikenbary spent time with friends in Nebraska City last week. Various others, including Miss Margaret Johnson, T. R. Fenn, Joseph and Roy Lindsay, Paul Davis, Mrs Etta Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Anderson, George Edminston, E. E. Leach, Jimmie Frans, Mrs. Charles Vallery party, Jesse Dysart family, and E. E. Leach group, enjoyed visits and events in Union, Plattsmouth, Julian, and Peru over the period.
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Frank Swauer
Jack Toddy
Nebraska City
Sherman Hathaway
Murray
H. A. Chilcott
Fannie Hikenbary
H. W. Griffin
Margaret Johnson
Rachel Pell
Julian
T. R. Fenn
Soloman
Kansas
Augusta Robb
Joseph Lindsay
Roy Lindsay
Sacramento
California
Paul Davis
Wm. James
Union
Etta Bryan
Omaha
W. N. Barritt
Ben Anderson
Anderson
George Edminston
E. E. Leach
Pearle Banning
Jimmie
D. Ray Frans
R. R. Anderson
John Gilmore
Charles Vallery
Plattsmouth
Ray Becker
Jesse Dysart
Ollie Atteberry
Peru
Burr Stanley
Stanley
Winona Dysart
Harriett Burch
Jack Burch
Jackie
W. R. Young
Bonus Day at Union Post Office Draws 19 Payments
The Union post office buzzed on Monday as nineteen recipients claimed a total of 4600 dollars with six more expected to receive payments. Postmistress Miss Augusta Robb and her assistant kept busy handling the flow alongside regular duties.
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Union Post Office
Augusta Robb
Birthday celebration in Union home
Mrs G Hackenberg marked her birthday last Sunday at the Union residence of her daughter Mrs P F Rihn with her husband and daughter present. Also joining were Mr and Mrs Grant Hackenberg and family Mr and Mrs Leslie Turner and family Mr and Mrs Glen Kirchner and son Mr and Mrs Chester Pierce and Miss Dorothy Davis all of Omaha.
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G. Hackenberg
P. F. Rihn
Union
Grant Hackenberg
Leslie Turner
Glen Kirchner
Chester Pierce
Dorothy Davis
Omaha
Virginia Picnic at Morton Park Draws Large Attendance
The Virginia Picnic held at Morton park Nebraska City drew a large crowd from Cass and Otoe counties and Lincoln. Ex residents of Virginia shared memories of their homeland and enjoyed the event, which celebrated past happy times together.
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Virginia
State Park
Nebraska City
Morton Park
Cass
Oree
Lincoln
Home with the Kiddies in Ponca
Anna Bauer has spent the past ten days visiting at the home of Harold Nickles in Ponca Oklahoma during a extended stay with the family.
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Anna Bauer
Harold Nickles
Ponca
Oklahoma
Visit of Upton relatives brightens Lincoln family reunion
Mrs. L. R. Upton hosted visiting brothers and sisters from many places for over a Sunday and Derwood Lynde and family for a month. They joined a picnic and reunion in Lincoln Sunday. Guests included Derwood Lynde and family of Schonomish Washington Myra Freberghaus and family of Bern Kansas Winnie Mc Intire of Peru and Charles Lynde of Kansas City.
Kath rine McCarroll 2nd Birthday Anniversary Observed
Mrs Louis Mougay hosts an entertaining afternoon for her aunt Kathrine McCarroll marking her 2nd birthday anniversary on June 15 in Union. McCarroll long aided the country’s development and contributed to the welfare of local homes and residents.
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Louis Mougay
Katherine McCarroll
Union
Grain Office Repainted In Stites By Gallant Rakes
The Stites grain office receives a fresh coat with a green roof and immaculate white sides. Artist Gallant Rakes leads the painting project while Ralph Pearsley and Benjamin Anderson handle elevator restoration work to return the structure to its former prime condition.
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Stites
Gallant Rakes
Messrs
Ralph Pearsley
Benjamin Anderson
Westbound visit ends after Omaha graduation
Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson of Brule returned home after visiting relatives and attending their daughter Gladys Andersons nurse graduation exercises at Immanuel hospital Omaha. They had arrived last week for the event and now travel back to western Nebraska.
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Charles Anderson
Brule
Gladys
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Fishing Without a License Near Weeping Water
A Union resident bragging about fishing captured bullheads near Weeping Water. He returned with fewer than six inches of fish and was stopped by a game warden. Before Judge Opp he faced charges of fishing without a license and possessing undersized fish. It was his first offense and only the license charge was pursued.
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Union
Opp
Wiser Man Released After Paying Fine and Costs
He paid a fine of five dollars and costs, and upon settlement was released, becoming a wiser man though not quite as happy.
Twin Entertainments At Union Churches Draw Large Crowds
Two Sunday night programs by the Methodist and Baptist Bible schools entertained Union audiences. Readings and varied features drew large crowds, and attendees felt well repaid for their attendance.
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Union
Bible
Sewing Sallies 4-H Elect Officers at June Meeting
The Sewing Sallies 4-H club met at Lois Hathaway home on Tuesday June 7 with twelve members. Officers elected: Fern Neil president Norma Mead vice president Lois Hathaway secretary Joyce Snodgrass news reporter. Next meeting at Fern Neil home with sewing machine instructions.
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Lois Hathaway
Fern Neil
Norma Mead
Joyce Snodgrass
Hileen Fye
Ruth Neil
Lynde Family Reunion Brings Kin Together After Long Hiatus
The Lynde family reunion was held Sunday at Lincoln in Union at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McIntyre. It marked the first full family gathering since 1922 with numerous Lynde relatives from across the country plus guests from Union Omaha Snohomish St. Louis and Coudersport. A noon dinner and a day of visiting concluded the event with hopes of future reunions.
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Lynde
Union
Lincoln
Charles McIntyre
Durwood Lynde
Dorothy
Winifred
Rita
Snohomish
Washington
C. B. Lynde
St. Louis
D. R. Lynde
Coudersport
Pennsylvania
F. T. Fineburg
Alma
Wayne
Helen
L. R. Upton
C. E. Bushy
Martha
L. A
M. Lynde
Gwen Stites
John Roddy
Russell Spanggaard
Omaha
Bonus Bonds Delivered by Rural Mail Carrier
Rural mail carrier Orval Hathaway returned from vacation to deliver letters containing bonus bonds on Monday morning. Eighteen letters arrived, and by 9 a.m. all route patrons were served. By noon nine of the recipients had cashed or certified bonds, mailed on the 12:30 train to Omaha. Bonds cashed at Union office reached $7,700 by Wednesday.
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Orval Hathaway
Omaha
Union
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R. A. Bates
Canada
Jesus Exalted
Elmwood News
W. C. Frampton
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Auto
Rihn & Greene Telephone
Nebr
Jermite
Tim Lake Laboratories
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