Spangler Family Holds Its Annual Reunion Sunday
The Spangler descendants and kin gathered at the old home place southeast of Louisville for their annual reunion. More than fifty attended, sharing a picnic dinner and afternoon lunch after visiting and recalling old times. Attendees came from Weeping Water, Louisville, Plattsmouth, Union, Mynard, Archer, and Mlgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Elizabeth Spangler
Old Home Place
Louisville
Peter Spangler
Frank Spangler
Philip Spangler
Cyrus Livingsston
Peter Gobelman
Harold Spangler
Weeping Water
J. C. Spangler
Christ Spangler
Fred Spangler
Ed Lutz
George Mumm
Plattsmouth
Maggie Gobelman
Union
Ruel Sack
Koval Smith
Mynard
Louis H. Stander
Mrs. Falter Home After Omaha Hospital Treatment
Mrs. J. P. Falter returns home to recuperate after two weeks at the Methodist hospital in Omaha. She shows marked improvement and no operation was needed, much to the relief of friends. Phone your Want Ad to No. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Falter
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Sunshine Canning Club Demonstrates Jelly Making and 4 H Notes
Miss Jessie Baldwin visits the Sunshine Canning club on June 17 as Lucile and Gertrude Christenson demonstrate jelly making from canned fruit juices. The event includes tasting, pectin testing with grain alcohol or hazel, a jelly bar, and a score of 68 percent for texture. The meeting features the 4 H song Dreaming, outfits, and a plowboy lane performance. Irene Fisher joins, Pearl Althouse becomes president, and Josephine Ayres plans a July 3 demonstration. The club to be represented at the Ag campus Lincoln by a judging team with classes starting June 21. Marie Hoffman brings an invitation from Greenewood. Reported by Gertrude Christenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Baldwin
Cass County
Sunshine Canning Club
Lucile
Gertrude Christenson
Norman Johnson
Lloyd Althouse
Irene Fisher
Pearl Althouse
Marguerite Ayres
Sunshines
Dorothy Klemme
Irene Reuter
Jim
Gertrude Christensen
Josephine Ayres
Lincoln
Greenwood
Antelope Park
Missouri Pacific Lines Ready For Grain Harvest Surge
Missouri Pacific Lines plan for a heavy wheat movement from June to December with about 0.0 million carloads. The railroad reports 3,500 grain cars in harvest centers and aims for 6,000 by July 4. They added 1,250 new 50-ton box cars and 25 heavy locomotives to handle the traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
J. Cannon
Mnanareer
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific Lines
Funeral of Mrs. Clark Held Here Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Byron Clark were held at Streight funeral home on Oak Street with many from Omaha attending. Rev. H. G. McClusky gave a life sketch and comfort. The service included musical numbers by Mrs. E. H. Wescott. Interment followed in Weeping Water after a cortege moved there. Mrs. Farley Clark, born July 5 1875 near Weeping Water, died at Omaha’s Immanuel hospital at age 54. She taught in Colorado and Nebraska and is survived by her husband, a sister in California, a brother in the city, and numerous relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Clark
Streight
Oak Street
Omaha
H. G. McClusky
First Presbyterian Church
Greve
Efrele
E. H. Wescott
Weeping Water
C. A. Rawls
F. Bk. Cummins
W. A. Robertson
William Coatman
James M. Teegarden
Troy L. Davis
Margaret F. Farley
Nebraska
Inmantel Hospital
Henry W. Farley
Rock Bluffs
Boston
Mass
Weeping Wier
Durango
Colorado
W. 5. Filliott
Chicago
Plattsmouth
Lincoln
C. B. & Q. Railroad
Missouri River
W R C Members Enjoy Omaha Visit and Program
Members of the John Mac Conshie post No. 45 of the Women's Relief Corps spent an afternoon and evening in Omaha hosted by Mrs. Charles B. Tungate at 308 North 11th Street. A covered dish luncheon, readings by Mrs. Robert Troop and Mrs. Martha Peterson, talks on the corps work by Mrs. Streight and Mrs. Tungate, and Civil War songs followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Tui- Bate
Robert Troop
Martha Peterson
Elizabeth Streight
Tungate
Adelaid Boynton
Plattsmouth
Elsie McBride
Blair
Collins
Omaha
S. Pearlman
W. D. Smith
A. J. Jackson
Bates Book Store Supplies Picnic Essentials
Picnic season is at hand with Bates Book Store offering plates knives forks spoons napkins and other Dennison goods. Bulk and single items available for outdoor meals and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book Store
Dennison
Natural Gas Expansion Tour Reaches Plattsmouth District
Report of a Plattsmouth visit by city officials and journal staff to inspect the new natural gas pipelines. The tour covers Hamburg Shenandoah Sidney Palmyra and Lincoln with details on line construction, equipment, and expected winter gas service in Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Light & Power Co
Rea
John P. Sattler
Frank Bester
Journal
Hamburg
Shenandoah
Sidney
Plattsmouth
Capitol
Lincoln
Woods Brothers
Brooks
Hellmers
the Light & Power Company
University Club
Stuart Building
Iight
Cecal
Iowa
Nebraska Capitol
Capitol City
Palmyra
Texas
Chicago
United States
Northern Mutual Gas Co
McKinley Lines
Lone Star Gas Co
United Light & Power Co
Zeas
Fred Rea
Local residents host friends and visitors at area homes
The note filled column records numerous Sunday and Friday visits across households. Joe Knecht and family, Mrs. Brant, the Stander and Hunter households, the Zaar and Elrod families, and many others hosted guests or were guests themselves. F T Graham recovered from surgery and planned visits to Central City Conad Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Knecht
Oscar Dill
John Brant
Colorado
Henry Hunter
Lewis Stander
Archer
Henry Stander
Harry
Will Kleiser
Florence Zaar
Martin Zaar
J. G. Elrod
Phillip Kline
W. A. Jones
John Sweeney
Floyd Haswell
Virgil Kitrell
Lincoln
W. D. Kitrell
Joe Peterson
Hazel Carnicle
Ashland
J. L. Carnicle
Albert Blum
Allen
Bill
C. W. Ruberg
Hazel
Dorothy Barger
F. T. Graham
Sorroy
Walter Towle
Herbert
Charles
Nebr
Louis Roeber
Plattsmouth
Clyde Haswell
Richard
Ruth
Esther
Mary Carnicle
Marie Schwartz
Ithaca
Shenandoah
Seventeen Year Locusts Reported in Local Area
Residents observed large numbers of seventeen year locusts near Omaha and along the Missouri and Platte rivers. Professor Myron Swenk of the University of Nebraska notes they will lay eggs and emerge again in seventeen years. limited control is possible with lime and sulphur spray. Locusts are identified by a W on wings and a distinctive whirring call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O. Palmer
Palmer Farm
Louisville
Myron T. Swenk
University of Nebraska School of Agriculture
Swenk
Omaha
Missouri River
Kansas
Platte River
South Bend
Nebraska
Dunbar Nehawka
Elk Creek
Table Rock
Louisville Courier
Delphians Close Year With Dinner Party Meeting
The Lewis and Clark chapter of the Delphians held a fine evening meeting and dinner to mark the close of the year’s program studying music and poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark
The
Delphians
Rev Ogden III hospital bound as gall stones diagnosed
Rev A L Ogden of Lincoln who led evangelistic services at the First Christian church here is in Lincoln General hospital under observation after illness began June Sth. Doctors found gall stones and treatment aims to avoid surgery. Mrs Ogden remains with him as friends hope for a swift return to ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Ogden
Lincoln
First Christian Church
Lincoln General Hospital
Ogden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Palm Beach
Spangler Family
Mrs. Falter Home
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
Sears S. Davis
Mrs. Clark
Streight Funeral Home
Weeping Water Cemetery
Cass
University OF Nebraska
Zoot
DO Bob A. Gehnson
EN Wood Loris
Elizabeth Greene
Helen Beatrice Eh
G. Qgar Garrison
Jleien Belle
RR “Union
University
Cora A. Williams
Elmwood
Helene Perry
Edward E. Matschullat
Elks Country Club
William Wordsworth
Lord Tennyson
Robert Browning
Samuel Coleridge
Delphian Chapter
Barabara Gering
Parmele
Rev. Ogden III
Thomas Walling Company
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