Mathers Vacation Camp at Camp Brewster near Omaha
Mathers Vacation Camp runs August 8 to 11 at Camp Brewster near Omaha for women attendees. The program includes recreation and instructional periods. meals are not provided. Registration is 4.25 dollars plus one dozen eggs and one dozen potatoes, with leaders from Nebraska extension services coordinating sessions.
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Mathers
Camp
Brewster
Omaha
Mary Ellen Brown
Nebraska College of Agriculture Extension Service
Lincoln
Leona Davis
Agricultural Extension Service
Newton W. Gaines
Anna Dee Weaver
The
Nebraska Farmer
Cass County
Farm Bureau Office
Experiment With Mangy Hogs At Nebraska College
Seven hogs are treated with crude oil lime and spray in an experiment led by Prof. Wm. J. Loeffel at the Nebraska College of Agriculture in Lincoln. Hog mange has cost farmers thousands due to discounts at markets. Dr. Van Es recommended crude oil as a treatment, but oil is hard to obtain. some oil firms may supply it.
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Nebraska College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Nebraska
Wm. J. Loeffel
Animal Husbandry Department
van Es
The
Agricultural College
4 H Club Practice Day at College of Agriculture
A practice day at the College of Agriculture Lincoln is set for Friday June 16. Classes in animal husbandry dairy poultry baked foods clothing canning and girls room will be available for 4 H boys and girls to take part in practice judging work. Members should contact their leader or county agents to participate.
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College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Modern Uses of Sour Cream in Home Cooking
A resourceful housekeeper can incorporate soured cream into meals with flavorful varieties. Sour cream and sour milk serve in many cooking tasks. Extension Circular 943 explains substituting sour milk for sweet milk in baked goods and provides several recipes using sour cream.
Farm Bureau Circular Available at Local Office
A circular is available at the Farm Bureau office for members to pick up. The notice directs farmers to obtain the document in person and review its terms for current programs and deadlines.
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Farm Bureau
Four-H Club Camp Set For Bellevue July 26 29
The 4-H club camp will run July 26 to 29 at Bellevue with participants from Douglas Sarpy Otoe and Cass counties. The three-day program combines vacation like recreation including swimming baseball handcraft archery and instructional activities for boys and girls.
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Bellevue
Douglas- Sarpy-Otoe
Cass County
Crops and Soils Field Day At College Campus
The Crops and Soils Field Day at the College of Agriculture features a morning program in the College Activities building with short talks on weed ID new Nebraska weed law hybrid seed corn alfalfa stands spring grain winter wheat agricultural adjust ment act and an afternoon field trip to the Experimental Farm to view alfalfa wheat oats barley soil fertility and crop rotation research. Lunch on grounds or bring picnic meals. trip ends by four o'clock.
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College of Agriculture
F. D. Keim
Dept. of Agronomy
Nebraska
Elna L. Norris
T. A. Kiesselbach
H. H. Trysdal
A .Anderson
C. A. Suneson
W. H. Brukaw
Dean W. W. Burr
Veterans Camps Announced for 3100 Enlistees in CCC
Seventh army corps announces 3100 war veterans will join the civilian conservation corps in camps at Fort Crook Omaha Fort Meade Fort Lincoln Camp Pike Fort Des Moines Fort Snelling Fort Riley and Jefferson Barracks with assignments for two to three companies per site. Nebraska camps will receive 758 men from Fort Crook and a June 26 to July 6 enrollment of 275 veterans likely to work at Nebraska forest camps.
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Omaha
Seventh Army Corps
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fort Crook
Fort Meade
S. D
Fort Lincoln
N. D
Camp Pike
Ark
Fort Des Moines
Fort Snelling
Fort Riley
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Nebraska
Nebraska Forest
Graves Return from Colorado Vacation
Mr and Mrs Graves and daughter Maxine return home Thursday after visiting Denver and Colorado Springs and enjoying mountain scenery They were joined by Mrs G C Burton of Palmyra and stopped in Kearney to visit relatives en route home
Manley Social News Items Report Weekend Visits and Local Happenings
Residents and visitors share activities across Manley and nearby towns. Laurene Dall finishes school and returns home in Omaha. Wayne Murphey visits from Lincoln. Theo Harris and son Herman travel to Omaha. Oscar Dowler recovers from hernia surgery in Lincoln. The community news notes farming, painting, and local gatherings including a St. Patrick’s Altar society event June 21 with Mrs. J C Rauth hosting.
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R. Bergmann
Ralph Wildy
Joe Habel
Kenneth Copperwaite
Oregon
Theo Harris
Teddy
Talmage
Mesdames
Herman Ruth
Oscar Dowler
Plattsmouth
Joseph Wolpert
William Rohrdanz
Herman Rauth
Theo. Harris
Omaha
Herman
Los Angeles
Hernin
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
J. C. Rauth
Altar Society
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Rauth
Walter Mockenhaupt
Entertained Friends Sunday at Fleischman Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Fleischman and their daughter Miss Rachel hosted last Sunday with guests John Fleischman and family Henry Taylor of Louisville Charles Goodman and family Wes Taylor and family of Plattsmouth Chas Gade and family of Ashland.
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Fred Fleischman
Miss Rachel
John Fleischman
Henry Taylor
Louisville
Charles Goodman
Wes Taylor
Plattemouth
Chas. Gade
Ashland
Altar Society Party Nets Funds for St Patrick’s
At Manley Hall last Tuesday the St Patrick’s Catholic Church Altar Society hosted a party centered on pinochle. Ice cream and cake were served and attendees enjoyed a fine evening while the ladies raised a neat sum for church work.
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Manley Hall
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Manley district school meeting selects treasurer and fills vacancy
A large crowd attended the Manley district meeting on Monday. Wm Sheehan was elected treasurer of the Board of Education, joining Herman Rauth as moderator and Oris Schaefert as director. Miss Horton of Murdock was elected to fill a teacher vacancy, with Miss Hogue the remaining teacher.
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Manley
Wm. Sheehan
Board of Education
Herman Rauth
Oris Schaefert
Wm. Schechan
Miss Horton
Murdock
Mias Hogue
Illness Strikes Walter Fleming at Age Eleven
Walter Fleming the 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Paul Fleming became severely ill with heart leakage last Monday night. He was taken by his father and Joe Wolpert to Weeping Water then to Murdock where Dr L D Lee examined him and prescribed treatment. The doctor advised rest at home in bed for about twelve weeks under care to aid recovery.
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Walter Fleming
Paul Flemming
Joe Wolpert
Murdock
L. D. Lee
Walter
Local cash stays in town, journal pay rolls favor Plattsmouth
Don’t give your printing to out of town salesmen. Journal pay rolls are spent almost 100 percent right here in Plattsmouth.
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Plattsmouth
Prowlers Routed From Country Home
Near midnight Mrs. E J Ferrie of a rural residence along highway 75 woke to a car in the yard and saw two men fleeing toward their vehicle after a short raid attempt. She described three men with distinct heights and clothing before the driver sped away. The Ferrie family has faced repeated poultry and gasoline thefts, and officials hope the detailed description aids identification.
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E. J. Ferrie
Ferrie
Omahea Exchange to Be Formally Presented Here
Omahea cooperative exchange organizers M B Parks and Mrs E J Wolcott announce a public presentation Thursday night. The plan allows doctors, grocers, auto repairers, and plumbers to trade services or goods without money, using credit for exchanged items among participants.
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Omahea
M. B. Parks
E. J. Wolcott
Omahe Co-Operative Exchange
Roosevelt Sets July Start for National Work Program
President Roosevelt, with congressional power, orders immediate start on vast public works, industrial stimulation and railroad reform. He signs Glass Steagall and curb measures, names coordinators Sewyer and Johnson, and allocates 400 million for highways and 238 million for naval construction. He aims to move the nation from unemployment and to unify efforts as a single national team.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Wallace
Donald H. Sewyer
Hugh 8. Johnson
Joseph B. Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastman
North Atlantic
Glen Neill Family Relocate to Wahoo for Residence
The Glen Neill family moved from Plattsmouth to Wahoo to make their home at least temporarily. Mr. Neil is employed there as the representative for Plymouth automobile. Betty and Mary Briges of Winner South Dakota visit as summer guests.
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Glen Neill
Wahoo
Neil
Plymouth Automobile
Plattsmouth
Betty and
Mary Briges
Winner
South Dakota
Outing ends with piano smashed by axes at Lakewood club
Omaha executives outing features a surprise act as Leslie J. Strain performs a vocal while three men smash the club piano with axes. Police report the piano had cost five dollars and was secretly moved into the clubhouse by the entertainment committee for the event.
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Omaha
Omaha Executives Association
Leslie J. Strain
Lakewood Club
Strain
For Sale: Hampshire Pigs and Work Horse
For sale listing reads thirty Hampshire pigs including seven sows to farrow September 1st and one good work horse. Listing under the name Fred Druecker.
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Hampshire
Farrow
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Cass County Farm Bureau
Wainscott
Colorado
Flis
Primo Carnera
Pompton Lakes
N. J
da Preem
Jack Sharkey
Westerday
Duxbury & Savis
America
Soennichsen
Fred Druecker
Horton Funeral Home
Plattsmouth, Nebr
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