Orepela Si inzing WaterY Featured At Creek Program
Orepela Si inzing WaterY, a Creek chief’s niece and Tulsa congress sponsor, rises as the literary mind of her people. A Christion College graduate, she interprets and transposes old Indian legends through dance and beaded costumes, with two concert artists assisting.
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Orepela
Oklahoma
Georgia
Oyepela
Tulsa
Oklo
The
Christion College
Columbia
Ovepela
Piattsmecuth Chautauqua Opens July 26 31
Washington reports a 6000 Chinese students flee Fuzhou amid Sino Japanese boycott tied to Shantung question. Chinese fear actions by Japan prompt evacuation attempts marooned on Flint Island 1000 miles south of Honolulu. Captain of the Alta signals distress. no rescue vessel available.
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Washington
Fuzhow
Jagan
Flint Island
Honolulu
San Francisco
South Pacific
Crew Marooned on Barren Island
June 20. Capt. CBD. P. Wall of Monoluhu and a crew of seven are marooned on barren island in Fi islands, forty days overdue from Suva. Honéindia report.
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Barren Island
Honéindia
Cbd. P. Wall
Monoluhu
Suva
Fi Islands
Ledeway Family Travels to Omaha for Day Visit and Business
John Ledeway his wife and daughter Miss Florence journeyed to Omaha this morning to visit friends for the day and to attend to business matters.
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John Ledeway
Florence
Omaha
Local notes and hometown updates from Palmyra and Nehawka
Miss Bell Bouck visits parents in Palmyra last Sunday. Chalmer Switzer and family with Mrs. Whiteman plan to Lincoln Tuesday afternoon. H L Thomas distributing chautauqua advertising in nearby towns. Justin Sturm returns from Yale to stay with his parents. Eugene Nutzman back from service in France where he drove trucks and did clerical work. Nehawka’s fruit and vegetable dryer faced doubt but now shows promise after other towns report success. Weeping Water’s dryer ready to begin work as season opens. canning and drying plans expand with good garden prospects.
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France
Nehawka
Local residents and visitors highlighted in weekly notes
Union Ledger reports cattle shipped to Omaha by E. J. Moupevy and several visits and activities around town. Edith Christie arrives from Anaconda for a family visit, Epworth League picnic occurs near McCarroll’s, and families from Tecumseh, Nebraska City, and Nebraska City travel for visits. Gussie Robb heads to Billings for summer, Verna Morton returns from Weeping Water, and families enjoy outings to Capital Beach and Lincoln for medical care and train trips. Junior Camp Fire Girls hike four miles northeast for berry picking. Chas Swan shower honors held. Arn family visit noted.
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E. J. Moupevy
Omaha
Edith Christie
Anaconda Montana
W. Am.barritt
Epworth League
McCarroll
W. B. Barnes
Tecumseh
Nebraska
Hugh Robb
L. J. Hall
Dorothy
Nebraska City
Durwood Lynde
Gussie Robb
Billings
Montana
Verna Morton
Weeping Water
Clyde Loveless
Local Family News From Plattsmouth and Nearby
Downo from Plattsmouth spent Sunday with Mrs A J Anderson and their two children who returned home with them after visiting grandmother. Mr and Mrs B W Foster and daughter Nettie Stanton returned from Omaha where they lived all spring while Mrs Stanton taught in the public school. Miss Margaret Niday of Omaha on vacation from the grain exchange came home Friday to visit her parents and friends. She visited her uncle Charles Niday and family at Bloomfield Nebraska earlier this week.
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Chas. Niday
Bloomfield
Nebraska
Local Gossip and Social Notes From Louisville Area
R N Benedict and family traveled to St Joseph Missouri for a short visit with relatives. William Lehnhoff came from Lincoln to stay on his farm south of town for a few days. Mrs George Reichart and nephew Don Mayfield from Omaha spent Sunday in Sarpy county with the Peter Anderson family. Mrs F A Secord from Omaha visited her parents. Mr and Mrs G W Mayfield and Mr and Mrs Charles Lou helped Charles with hay at his former home. The Haddons of Fremont visited town with family and Mrs FE Haddon. Bellevue college will become a military training school under Nebraska Presbyterian synod after years of financial difficulty. Bob Nichols, second baseman of the Laufevie Fidball team, injured his thumb during a practice and hopes to be ready for the big game against Cedar Creek next Sunday. Edward Stohlman returns from Omaha after completing a commercial course and will help his father on the farm. sister Martha has a bookkeeping job in Omaha. Mrs M N Drake and son Chas visited Mrs Drake's sister Mrs Lulu Matthews in Omaha after Mrs Drake suffered a fall through a kitchen floor hole and will rest to heal. G S Yant of St Joseph Minnesota, civil engineer with Union Pacific, visited R C Yant’s family. Yant and his wife drove to Omaha to meet their daughter Odessa, returning from Piper City Illinois with aunt Miss Helen Blair of Omaha.
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George Reichart
Don Mayfield
Omaha
Sarpy County
Peter Anderson
F. A. Secord
G. W. Mayfield
Charles Lou
Charles
W. M. Haddon
Mr. Haddon
FE. Haddon
Fremont
Bellevue College
Presbyterian Synod of
Nebraska
Yars
Bob Nichols
Laufevie Fidball
Cedar Creek
Edward Stohlman
Martha
M. N. Drake and Son
Chas Trove
G. S. Yant
St. Joseph
R. C. Yant
Yant
Union Pacific
W. D. Ambler
Crete
Minnie Gunther
Linccoln
Emma Defibaugh
Nebraska City
Nellie Rourke
Manley
Charley Carlson
Avera
Jennie Welch
Lincoln
Eleanore Christensen
John Bourke
Elmwood
Carrie Countryman
Dowglas
Ilda Neushafer
Virginia Lamb
Marr Bourke
Carl Smith
Philpot Garasee
H. Gibson
Rising City
Benson
Fred
H. O. Cole
Famiy
Cole
George Bilis
Lincoln Visitors Move Through Eagle Beacon
Elmer Adams and wife with baby visited Lincoln on Sunday. Robert Shepard of University Place spent Monday in town. W P Yoho and wife from Lincoln called on friends Sunday. Mrs Mary Pinnell of Lincoln visited sister Mrs Ed Betts. Oscar Anderson and wife from Lincoln visited BR F Judkins home over Sunday. Fred Trunkenbolz and family came by auto to Lincoln Monday. Sergeant Henry Renner flew from Lincoln Sunday to spend the day with parents Mrs Bards of Lincoln. Miss Mary Spence and Miss Sue Stile from Lincoln visited Eagle friends Sunday. Mrs Ed Hamilton and daughter Tona of Omaha arrived Thursday for a few days with Mrs Louise Wachter.
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Elmer Adams
Lincoln
Robert Shepard
University Place
W. P. Yoho
Mary Pinnell
Ed Betts
Oscar Anderson
BR. F. Judkins
Fred Trunkenbolz
Henry Renner
Bards
Ed Williams
Mary Spence
Sue Stillé
Eagle
Ed. Hamilton
Tona
Omaha
Louise Wachter
Eagle Boys Revisit Old Friends and Family News
Casle Blanchard, living in Wray Colorado, arrived last week to visit relatives. W. C. Myers, visiting his parents, left Sunday for Kansas City where he once resided before joining the army. Mrs August Leikman underwent operations in Lincoln and is recovering well. George Blanchard of Pomona California, an Eagle boy, is back to reconnect after seventeen years away. Henry Spahine, home from service in the 39th division, returns to cheers after his safe return from abroad.
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Casle Blanchard
Wray
Colo
W. C. Myers
H. €. Myers
Kansas City
August Leikman
Lincoln
George Blanchard
Pomona
Cal
Eagle Boys
George
Golden State
Henry Spahine
S§9th
Community notes and visits in WEEPING WATER area
Local residents attend visits to Omaha Lincoln Crete and Nebraska City. People travel for family events commencements funerals and medical care. Car purchases include Buick models and a new porch is being built in town.
Elmwood News Briefs Highlight Local Transactions and Visits
Wiseman sold six head of cattle for 459 dollars last week. Miss Mary Wade traveled to Lincoln to visit her sister, Mrs. Walter Miller. L. F. Langhurst visited Lincoln on Wednesday for business matters. A. W. Neihart is decorating the interior of his jewelry store. Miss Ella T. Bickert was
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J. W
Wiseman
L. F. Langhurst
Lincoln
A. W. Neihart
Silver unlikely to fall below one dollar an ounce says Baker
Reno report quotes Raymond T. Baker director of the United States mint predicting silver will not drop under one dollar per ounce for at least seven years and perhaps longer He says repeal of the Pittman silver bill is unlikely and discusses government purchases and past meltings of silver for the policy.
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Reno
Nev
Raymond T. Baker
United States Mint
San Francisco
Baker
Congress
United States
Hamburg Harbor Under Martial Law for Food Riots
Martial law declared across the Hamburg harbor zone due to rising raids on food depots. Copenhagen date June 20 W Martials neglected.
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Hamburg Harbor
Copenhagen
Hamburg
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