Nehawka News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Nehawka residents and visitors appear in a busy column with reports of health, travel, church events, and social visits. Notable names include Mrs Frank Lemon Jed Schumaker Robert Taylor Dr David Werengar George Tate and Wm Troop among others with trips to Omaha Plattsmouth Nebraska City Fort Crook and Peri. Memorial Day observances and community gatherings are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lemon
Jed Schumaker
Robert Taylor
Omaha
David E. Werengar
Lincoln
George Tate
Dan Anderson
Anderson
John Stewart Roush
Plattsmouth
R. B. Stone
Vearle
Isadore
Nebraska City
W. J. Winderlich
South Omaha
John Onn
Fort Crook
17Th Infantry
Jerry Moss
St. Johbn Mills
Len Waddell
Oklahoma City
Okla
Nehawka
Mre
Windell
W. T. Sebiferémestra Rey
Robert McConnaha
Methodist Church of
Greenwood
Wesgelan University
Guy Rood
Burr
Nels Amblerson
Robert Troop
North of
Alis. Goeether
Picnic Honors Mrs Alford At Fisheries Outing
A group of about fifty ladies from Omaha area joined Mrs. Robert Alford of Los Angeles for a Sunday picnic at the State Fisheries across the Platte from Sound Bend. They enjoyed visiting games and a sociable day with a sumptuous dinner to take home in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Alford
Los Angeles
Mesdames V
Bridge Party at Patterson Home on North Sixth Street
Mrs R F Patterson and Mrs George K Perring hosted a charming afternoon bridge with seven tables. Prizes went to Mrs R P Westover first, Miss Barbara Gering second, and Mrs James T Begley consolation. A two course luncheon followed hosted by the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Patterson
George K. Perring
Patterson
North Sixth Street
R. P. Westover
Barbara Gering
James T. Begley
L. O. Minor
For Sale Ready Black Geldings and Mares Near Fort Crook
One team black geldings and one team black mares, sound and well broke, guaranteed. Harness and back-strap included. Located one mile west of Fort Crook at 116-Stn. Contact Harvey Harger. Phone your news items to No. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harness
Witfon
Fort Crook
Harvey Harger
No. 6
University men visit Betas rushing committee
John Brady, Jack Ames and Allen Beaumont of Lincoln toured the Betas headed by Edgar Wescott who chairs the rushing committee. They discussed social events planned for the coming season as new students arrive and choose a fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brady
Jack Ames
Allen Beaumont
Lincoln
Beta Theta Phi
Edgar Wescott
Betas
Hfc
Study Club Meeting at Cedar Crest Cottage June 12 1930
The Lewiston Study club met at Cedar Crest cottage on Thursday June 12 1930. Members opened with songs and prayers, discussed yard desires, planned a June 14 party at Mrs. Elmer Whiteneck and a final club meeting June 26 at Mrs. George Park, with guests Miss Bertha Nickles Mrs. John Toman and Dorothy Toman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Study Club
Cedar Crest Cottage
Nebraska
March Club
Elmer Whiteneck
George Park
Beatiful
Victor Webr
Anderson Lloyd
Bertha Nickles
John Toman
Dorothy
Glenwood Visitors Triumph In Plattsmouth Shuffle Night
A mixed table tennis session at Stewart cafe ended with Glenwood defeating Plattsmouth 40 to 32. Winners were William Slezak and W J Friar of Glenwood who beat Fred Rea and Laura Meisinger. Several Glenwood visitors joined the local players for a pleasant evening with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednes
Dalry
Plattemouth Cribbage
Stewart Cafe
Glenwood
Nebraska
Glenwool
Plattsmouth
Wiliam Slezak
W. J. Friar
Fred Rea
Laura Meisinger
J. ©. Bussammas
J. F. Wallace
R. R. Kier
Lou Wacks
H. L. Kruse
J. R. Smouse
Gail BD. Dalton
Otto Judkins
William Slezak
W. J. Fiiar
G. W. Myers
T. L. Smouse
Replacing Water Line On Sixth Street In Plattsmouth
The Plattsmouth Water Corporation is replacing water pipes serving the north half of Sixth Street from Vine to Main. The old pipes, nearly forty years old, are worn and will be replaced now to coordinate with potential repaving for a smoother future installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth Water Corporation
Sixth Street
Vine
Main Streets
Taxpayers Urged to File Intangible Tax Returns
State intangible tax requires all taxpayers to file returns even if they own no intangible property. May 26 deadline for initial filing. extensions granted earlier. Penalty for noncompliance ranges from ten to two thousand dollars. All returns due by Tuesday June 24 at the Plattsmouth county assessor office. W H Puls, County Assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
W. H. Puls
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church Services and Meeting
The Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church schedules a Sunday June 22 with Sunday school at 9 a m English service at 10 30 a m and Luther League at 7 30 p m The Ladies Aid meets at the church corridors on Wednesday June 25 hostesses are Mrs Geo Stoehr Mrs Jeff Salsberg and Mrs Jake Kreager All invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Coariors
Geo. Stoehr
Jeff Salsberg
Jake Kreager
Social Workers Meet at Wells Home on North Sixth Street
The Social Workers of the Methodist church were entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr. W. A Wells on North Sixth Street, with Mrs. Wells and Mrs. H. K. Perry as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
W. A Wells
North Sixth Street
Wells
H. K. Perry
Burns Receives Sixty Days In County Jail
W J Burns of Big Timber Montana was arraigned in county court on passing a number of bad checks on Joe Knecht of South Bend. He pled guilty and was sentenced to sixty days in the county jail starting June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Burns
Big Timber
Montanus
Joe Knecht
Seuth Bend
Taken to hospital for examination on possible operation
Harry Gouchenour, who has been ill for ten days and mostly confined to his home, was taken to Omaha Sunday for an examination to determine if an operation is needed. It is hoped treatment will bring permanent relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Miller
University’ Hospital
Omahe
Gertrude
Worth
Nehawka
James Smith
Albert Wolfe
Omaha
Inter
Elkhorn River
Henry Thene
Nebraska City
Elizabeth Theile
Syracuse
Harry Gouchenour
Gouchenour
Card of Thanks for Eva Meisinger
The children and grandchildren of Mrs. Eva Meisinger express gratitude for the sympathy, acts of kindness, and flowers shown during their mother and grandmother's last days and in the hour of sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Meisinger
For Sale Team and Hay Team of Mares in Murray Nebraska
For sale two teams of mares plus prairie hay. Seller Roy Gereing lists location Murray Nebraska with contact 112-22 and 40 2-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gereing
Murray, Nebr
For Sale Sa Household Feeds for Sale
Classified note offers household feeds for sale at 510 Worth 6th St. Contact 116-21w for details and consider placing an ad in the Journal for results.
City young talent program features readings and solos
The occasion included Mary Katherine Wiles reading, Donail Corner on sax, Mark Nelson and Wilma Pickard on piano, and Shirley Keck with a pleasing reading. Delicious refreshments were served by the afternoon hostesses. Phone your news to the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
Mary Katherine Wiles
Reading
Donail Corner
Mark Nel
Son
Wilma Pickard
Shirley Keck
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Nehawka S* Department
J. W. Magney
Miss Doris
California
State University
Wm. Gorder
W. O. Troop
Troop
Peru
Gorder
Wm Ost
Ost
Andrew Schafer
Alta
Wray
Colorado
Fred Katash
Johnson
Henry Schumacher
Leo Switzer
Albert Ingwersen
Alvo
Paul Ingwersen
Palmyra
James J. Pollard
R. C. Pollard
Mr. Gray
Kansas
Oklahoma
Trunkenbolz Oil Co
Acci
Erty
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
Sears S. Davis
Ritz Theatre
Plattsmouth, Nebr
Lois Moran
Dorothy Burgess
Kentucky
Lee Tracy
Mae Clark
Monk’ Trummer
Crooked Path
Iowa
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church
Kaynee
Wescott
Naeve’s Park
Ft. Crook
King of Trails
Platte River Bridge
CERTO
Mthree
Bic
Omar Wonder
Pillsbury
A. G. Bach
Nebr
South Park
Main Street
Farmers Creamery
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