Greenwood Folks Attend Business and Social Visits
Greenwood residents and visitors traveled to Lincoln Omaha and Grand Island on business and for leisure. Notables include Green wood leaders P A Sanborn Otto Rennanz and Dr Louis Moon with families while Clyde Newkirk Rex Peters and others updated stations and attended the Nebraska Postmasters Convention in Fremont. Miss Coleman reported travel woes and a lively convention with about 150 postmasters present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Fremont
Lincoln
Miss Coleman
Omaha
Martin Maher Taken to St Elizabeth Hospital for Blood Poisoning
Martin Maher who has been in poor health for some time was moved to St Elizabeth hospital at Lincoln last week for treatment and observation of a severe blood infection stemming from an injury. He is receiving careful care in hopes of a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Maher
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lincoln
Willis family establishes roots in Greenwood
A. J. Willis, formerly of Poplar Bluffs, Missouri, now resides with his son in Greenwood and plans to remain. He praises Greenwood as a fine country and says he enjoys living there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Willis
Poplar Bluffs
W. PL. Willis
Greenwood
Mr. Willis
Greenwood Transfer Line Schedule and Services
Greenwood Transfer Line advertises regular trips to Omaha on Monday and Thursday and to Lincoln on Tuesday and Friday. It offers pickups on those trips and accepts full loads at any time. Contact Fred Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Omaha
Lincoln
Fred Hoffman
Boys Visit North Platte With Family T
Nelson McDowell and Phil Reese drive to North Platte in a Model A. Before leaving Jim fills the tank with Never Nox Ethyl, which he sells and guarantees until Phil returns. They plan a week's stay with Mrs. Clifford Armstrong and her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Nelson McDowell
Phil Reese
North Platte
Phil
Jim
McDowell
Clifford Armstrong
Will Soon Go South Ed Stradley Plans Argentina Harvest Trip
Ed Stradley, long associated with the Harvest Company in Minneapolis, arrived in Greenwood last Wednesday. He will stay briefly with friends before departing for Buenos Aires to oversee the harvest there this fall and early winter, guiding a large group of harvesters sent ahead of his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Stradley
Minneapolis
Harvester Company
Greenwood
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Mefford Returns to Duty After Three Month Absence
John J. Mefford resumes duties after a three month layoff during which an interim carrier handled mail between the post office and Burlington station. He is back in the harness and ready to resume his route duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Mefford
Burlington Station
Miss Catherine Coleman Returns From Convention
Miss Catherine Coleman postmistress of Greenwood returned mid week after attending the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Coleman
Greenwood
West-Crop Prospects Bright Says Farmer Visitor
Fred Stander, a western state farmer living with his parents Carl Stanger and wife, reports good crop conditions in the west. He notes flourishing wheat and apparent prosperity there while other regions complain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stander
Carl Stanger
Fred
Accident Blights Green wood Candidate Albert Htherege
Albert Htherege, a Green wood resident and Republican Third District commissioner candidate, suffered a severe injury while stacking hay north of Greenwood. While descending a tall haystack he slipped, hit a fork head, and fractured his shoulder blade, leaving him at home to recover. Rex Peters, a neighbor and friend, assisted during the incident and friends wish him a swift recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Htherege
Greenwood
Repuilican
Rex Peters
Dan Nelley
Albert
Tiet Ae
Mr. Ellerere
Aiber
Agale
Greenwood man Ebert Kitzel badly injured by boar
Bert Kitzel of Greenwood known as Ebert was attacked by a savate boar that slashed his leg, leaving a long open wound. He fled the lot and received daily dressing while in Greenwood for treatment and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitzel
Greenwood
Ebert
Waverly
Bert
Clara Bow Cancels Dallas Vacation Plans for Hollywood
Clara Bow says she will cut a two week vacation short to depart Dallas for Hollywood at studio requests. She denies renewing an affair with a Dallas physician and clarifies she has not officially broken an engagement with Harry Richman, despite rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Clara Bow
Hollywood
Red Head
Miss Bow
Associated Press
Harry Richman
Protests Hit Hoover Border Patrol Plan in House
Representative Clancy of Michigan led opposition to a Hoover border patrol proposal arguing it would burden thousands and nullify tariff rules. A protest was filed with Republican leaders as the measure seeks legislative priority next week to place immigration and customs patrols under treasury administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
House
Clancy
Michigan
Immigration and Customs Service
Papal
Treasury
General stock market upturn hits strong rebound
New York on Thursday saw the swiftest rebound in share prices since the two day upturn after the autumn crash. The late session featured a spectacular rise across quality and security markets, signaling a broader upturn in market activity. A rediscount rate announcement by the central bank influenced trading as investors reacted to policy signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Th. Never Markets
Manley News Items Highlight Local Visits and Travel
The column notes multiple local residents and visitors including Herman Dall in business, Mrs. Teddy Harms visiting Talmage, Hermann from Louisville visiting Manley, Steinkamp selling stock powders in Plattsmouth, and Dorothea Meisinger returning from Denver to resume work. Travel spans Lincoln, Detroit, Milwaukee, and California with relatives and friends visiting or departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Harms
Talmage
Hermann
Louisville
A Steinkamp
Plattsmouth
Missouri Pacific
Arnold Harms
Lincoln
Anna Blair
Manley
Los Angeles
August Krecklow
Dorothea Meisinger
Denver
Bergman Store
Peter Rueter
Germany
Detroit
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rueter
Calfornia
Anna Rauth
River Forest
Ilineis
Chicago
Rehmeier Family Exhibits Prize Holstein Calf
Fret Rehmeier and his son recently bought a seven month old Holstein calf praised by the state agricultural college as the best in Nebraska. The calf’s grandmother produced 69 pounds of butter fat. They also own two one year old baby beef cattle slated for exhibition at the County Fair State Fair and Ak-Sar-Ben stock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehmeier and Son
State Agricultural College
Nebraska
Rehmeier
Ak-Sar- Ben
Death of Uncle Daniel Rockwell. veteran laid to rest
Uncle Daniel Rockwell died after poor health since a stroke last year at his daughter Mrs. Hugh O’Brien home. He was buried at Oakwood cemetery Weeping Water after a Methodist church funeral led by Rev. George E. Morey. American Legion gave a military salute. Grand Army of the Republic member served in the Civil War. attendees included relatives visiting from Carrell Iowa Council Bluffs and South Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Rockwell
Hugh O'Brien
Oakwood Cemetery
Walter
American Legion
Daniel
Grand Army of the Republic
George E. Morey
Floyd Rockwell
Carrell
Iohn
Calvin
Council Bliffs
Iowa
Veinte
Manney
Verna Jonson
South Omaha
Elliott
Span in Bridge Gives Way Near Frederick
A steel span on a bridge over the Mopacacy river collapsed as a heavy truck crossed it, killing three road contractors’ workers and injuring seven. Hours later one or more men were believed missing. The 100 foot span buckled and toppled the workers into the river, over twenty feet below, with swollen waters hindering rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mdad
Mopacacy River
Modified Plans For Niobrara Bridge Approved
Washington the war department approved altered plans from the Nebraska Dakota Bridge corporation for a Missouri River crossing at Niobrara. Six thru truss spans are shortened to five spans with varying dimensions, the left three spans level and offering forty feet vertical clearance at extreme high water, linking Nebraska state highway No 12 with South Dakota state highway No 27 and carrying a toll trace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Nebraska-Dakota Bridge Corporation
Missouri River
Niobrara
Nebraska
South Dakota
Persistent ads drive steady results says campaign brief
A short promotional note argues that regular persistent advertising yields reliable outcomes. It emphasizes consistent messaging across channels and steady investment over time to build awareness and response.
Local visits end as travelers depart for home
Mrs. Julia Skalka of Dewesse Nebraska leaves after visiting the Wooster and Hadraba families. Miss Frances Hadraba accompanies her for summer with relatives. Miss Martha Gorder heads to Denver to begin as a secretary after recently graduating from Van Sant College Omaha. Mrs. J F Gorder accompanies her daughter to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Skalka
Dewesse
Nebraska
Joseph Wooster
J. F. Hadraba
Familly
Frances Hadraba
Martha Gorder
Denver
Miss Gorder
The
van Sant College
Omaha
J. F. Gorder
Omahi
Local legal visitors and visitors depart after visits
Friday brought R H Hitchman of Blair to city for county court matters. Judge R J McNealy of Louisville visited to handle district court business. John Waren Jr now manages a Walgreens drug store in Chicago and visited relatives before returning east. Mr and Mrs Edward McLaughlin and son Bernard left after visiting with Dr and Mrs C M Gradoville, joined by Charles Gradoville Jr for a two week stay at Hovelock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hitchman
Blair
R. J. McNealy
Louisville
John Waren, Jr
Waljentren
Chicago
Auto
Edward McLaughlin
Bernard
C. M. Gradoville
Charles Gradoville, Jr
Hovelock
Outing and Court Visit Among Local Notables
Dr. Co. West and the Nehawks banker enjoy a short outing while attending to matters at the court house. Mrs. Elizabeth Kearns of Minneapolis and Mrs. Winifred Malley of Galesburg are with their father William Shea Sr., in serious condition. William Renish of Omaha and Miss Colin Kalasek head to Sedalia Missouri for a Sunday visit with Henry Brinkmann family. Alf Nickles, now on the west coast, returns to visit Murrey R. Nickles and old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Materdaese
Dr. Co. West
Nehawks
Court House
Elizabeth Kearns
Minneapolis
Winifred Malley
Galesburg
Almoiz
William Shea
William Renish
Omaha
Mies Colin Kalasek
Sedalia
Missouri
Henry Brinkmann
Alf Nickles
R. R. Nickles
Murrey
Alf
Ceiling Work Nears Finish in DLecion Hall
The eight 7 foot wide ceiling sections in the DLecion assembly hall are mostly in place with the final nineteen 7 by 7 foot pieces to be nailed next week. Remaining tasks include check room and kitchen framing, insulation and covering joints, plus painting and stripping. Al Olson and Tom Beck have worked nightly, earning praise for loyalty and dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlecion
al Olson
Tom Beck
Case Remanded In Greenwood Peace Bond Dispute
A Greenwood delegation visited to pursue a case against Marshal Trunkenboltz seeking a $500 peace bond over feared violence. The transcript returned from the district court due to no findings by the inferior court, so the matter awaits Justice Newkirk’s action before a district court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Marchal
W. §. Rowse
Mate
Marshal Trunkenhboltz
Greenwod
W. E. Newkirk
Istrict
Passes Eightieth Milestone of George K Staats
George K Staats of this city celebrated his eightieth birthday Wednesday with family gathering and dinner. Relatives from Seattle including Mr and Mrs Clarence Staats and daughter joined Mrs Staats and Miss Perry for congratulations. Staats came to Pilattsmouth on September 16 1877 and worked many years for the U S post office before retiring on a pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Staats
Clarence Staats
Seattle
Washington
U. S. Post Office
Senate approves waterway bill with Blaine limit amendment
The Senate cleared the rivers and harbors bill with an amendment by Senator Blaine to limit water diverted from Lake Michigan for the Illinois waterway. The measure totals about 120 million dollars for three years with a 45 to 21 vote. Final passage was anticipated next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lake Michigan
Blaine
Wisconsin
New York
New York-Delaware River
Mississippi River
Missouri
Kansas City
Sioux City
Tennessee River
Knoxville
Lake Okeechobee
Florida
Supreme Court
Congress
Glenn
Deneen
Finois
Omaha Bee-News
William Shea Sr. in serious condition after sudden illness
William Shea Sr., longtime Burlington railroad shop employee, suffered a sudden illness at his Smith Avenue home Thursday evening. He has remained unconscious since, with his two daughters from Minneapolis and Galesburg Illinois visiting the bedside along with his wife and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shea
Burlington Railroad
Smith Avenue
Iit
Minneapolis
Galesburg
Itwinois
Will Enjoy Outing To Yellowstone Park
Mr and Mrs Han Seiver plan a westward trip with Misses Clara Wickman and Helen Warner. They will stop at Emblem near Cols Wyoming to visit a daughter of the Sievers and tour the region. Hans Seiver, longtime Cass county courthouse custodian, seeks a welcome rest after years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Seiver
Clara Wickman
Helen Warner
West
Yellowstorne Park
Emblem
Cols
Wyoming
Siever
Hans
Cass County Court House
Mountain Country
Bridge Team Hosts Social at Livingston Home
Mrs John Livingston and Mrs Harley Wiles hosted a 2 west charming 6 30 bridge gathering Wednesday afternoon at the Livingston home. Eight tables were in play with W C Sceen nithsen taking first, Mrs Hen McMaken second, and Miss Grace Livingston Consolation. Hostesses were aided by Miss Janet Bajeck Mary Janet Vallery and Mrs Fred Sharpnack of Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John &. Livingston
Harley Wiles
West Charming
Livingston
W. C. Sceennithsen
Hen McMaken
Grace Livingston
Prise
Janet Bajeck
Mary
Janet Vallery
Fred Sharpnack
Lincoln
Gobelman Host Delights Relatives at Dinner in Iowa Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Frank R Gobelman welcomed two groups of relatives visiting from Iowa and Nebraska for a warm dinner gathering. Attendees included Mrs George McCaffree of Helle Fourche South Dakota aunt of Mrs Gobelman and Miss Martha Hiatt of Tulare California among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Gobelman
Gobelman
Iowa
Nebraska
George McCaffree
Helle Fourche
South Dakota
Obelman
A. F. Pritcher
Mariette
Decorah
Jows
New flight against time sets bid for eastbound hop
Jacksonville flyers William S. Brock and Edward F. Schlee said they will attempt another west to east hop within ten days after completing a record night round trip. They logged 14 hours 60 minutes eastward from San Diego with fuel stop in Tallulah Louisiana and a total 21 hours 538 minutes for the round trip, despite bad weather on the return. Brock believes the west to east leg could be done in ten or eleven hours if weather holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Williams
Brock
Edward F. Schlee
San Diego
Calif
Tallulah
Public Auction Notice of Land Sale in Cass County Nebraska
Public auction scheduled July 29 1930 at 8 twenty o clock at the south front door of the court house Plattsmouth for cash of the east ninety acres of the northwest quarter section 25 township 12 range 12 in Cass county Nebraska subject to liens to satisfy a court settlement. Includes receiver and plaintiffs in First National Bank of Plattsmouth case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golda Noble Beal
District Court
Cass Country
Nebraska
Court House
Plattsmouth
Cass County
William Katfmenn
J. Spareway
First National Bank of
Bush
Flattsmouth
J. A. Capwell
Abraham Snyder
Marty Swartz
Elizabeth Pettit
North Range
Cass
Hames
Joseph Myron Wiles
County of
Adam Wolf
Said
Flattemouth
Maria Katherina Bluma
Henry Frederick Clarence Bluma
George Wiliam Bluma
Minnors
Friederike Bluma Lange
George William Bluma
Ww. A. Robertson
Test of Power of Commerce Commission
Washington reports the interstate commerce commission postponed from July 1 to January 1 the start date for 185 miles of new railroad in Oregon. The delay follows an appeal to the Oregon district court and tests the commission power a matter of keen railroad interest nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commercce Commission
Union Pacific
Oregon
Oregon District Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bankruptcy discharge objection notice in Nebraska
In the District Court for the District of Nebraska Lincoln Division the bankruptcy case of Clarence Akeson No 1620 seeks discharge. Creditors must file written opposition by July 26, 1930 with grounds within ten days after and appear in Lincoln Nebraska before Referee Daniel H McLenahan to contest discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of
Nebraska
Lincoln
Clarence Akeson
Neola
Nebras
U.ee
Daniel H. McLenahan
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BE. L. McDonald
Martin Doud
P. A. Sanborn
Otto Rennanz
Nettie Clarke
Bloomfield
Fred Etherege
Walter B. Pailing
Odd Fellows
Metropolis
W. H. Leesley
Grand Island
Miss Mable
Grand Island Business College
State Park
Louis E. Moon
Margaret Moen
Mary Jane Sanborn
Clyde Newkirk
Rex
Ean
Herman Dall
Wm. Hohlman
Joseph Wolpert
Bill
Bates Book Store
Sherife’s Sale
State of
Artina N, Sullivan, Et al
Maintiffs
Adeline Spangler Et al
W. A. Robertson
A. H. Duxbury
Platts. Produce Co
A. R. Case
Thew
Elmer Meisinger
Telephone
Plattsmouth, Neb
Lower Main St
Test OF Power OF Commerce Commission
Dues
Friederike Bhiya Lanes
Maria Kaatherina Buma
George William Biuma
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