Nehawka Residents Visit Lincoln and Local Notes
Nehawka residents Mrs. W. E. Milburn and the child stayed in Lincoln most of this week and will remain through the week. Charles R. Troop visited the Omaha market last Wednesday with several loads of cattle from his Nehawka farm and praised the feeding results. Albert Wolfe and daughter Miss Gladys were in Omaha Monday to handle business for the cafe and the beauty shop run by Miss Gladys. W. Nixon suffered a pneumonia attack last Friday and has been confined to bed since, with steady improvement noted early this week. friends hope he will be well enough to return to work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Milburn
Lincoln
Charles R. Troop
Omaha
Nehawka
Albert Wolfe
Mises Gladys
Gladys
W. Nixon
Bible Verse Reflection on Labor and Shame
A meditation on labor under vigilance before divine judgment as urged by scripture, citing I John 2 25. The line emphasizes moral accountability and readiness for Christ's return.
Jolly Stitchere Club Opens Year With New Officers
The Jolly Stitchers met at Sophia and Theresia Bierl’s home to start year two of sewing. Electees: Theresia Bierl president Ella Weiss vice president Ollen Nora Meisinger secretary Sophia Bierl news reporter. New members Ellen Nora Meisinger and Dorothy Harmes attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly
Sophia
Theresia D Bierl
Theresia Bierl
Ella Weiss
Ollen Nora Meisinger
Sophia Bierl
Sterling Ingwerson
Neumzra
Ellen Nora Meisinger
Dorothy Harmes
Iowa Spinsters Die In Fire After Robbery Suspect Sought
In Knoxville Iowa two elderly sisters Letitie and Jeannie Keefer were found shot and burned in their farm home. A five foot hole burned through the door and floor as neighbors arrived monitoring a Friday incident. Sheriff Ita Ward pursued two Black men seen near the Rock Island road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Letitie
Jeanie Keefer
Here
Emmet Hollingshead
Keafer
Ita Ward
Rock Island
Threu
Keefer Farm
Man who could find market for wolf hides lifts spirits
A man capable of locating a strong market for wolf hides helps lift a community mood facing a downturn.
Nehawka Band Concerts Draw Large Crowds Saturday
The band concerts started in Nehawka and were held on Saturday night to great public appeal. The local band and instructor Mr James Hansen of Omaha organized the events with sponsorship from Nehawka business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
James Hansen
Omaha
Remembering Mynard and the old streetcar era in Nebraska
The recollection recounts Ahrends and Puls Jr visiting Mynard near Pint’s Mouth with rains recalling an early streetcar line. It describes improvised crosswalks and muddy streets, a near fall stepping from solid to a floating section, and notes others had similar slips before cars and mud were replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahrends
Nebraska
Wm. Puls Jr
Mynard
Pinttsmouth
Mr. Ahrends
Mr. Ashrends
Legion Auxiliary Hosts Pleasant Editorium Reception
The Legion Auxiliary and the Woman's Order to the American Legion held a reception and award party at the Editorium on Tuesday evening, enjoyed by all attendees for a very pleasant evening of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxilliary Entertein
American Legion Auxilary
Womans Order
American Legion
Death of Russell B. Archer in Vermont
An East Wallingford Vermont man Russell B Archer died at a Rutland area hospital after treatment. He and Mrs Archer visited Nehawka about a year ago with cousins the Sheldons and Pollards. His death occurred last Sunday with funeral Tuesday and interment in East Wallingford Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell B. Archer
Fast Wallingford
Vermont
Rutland
Archer
Nehawka
Sheldons
Pollards
East Wallingford
Nehawka and Otterbein United Brethren church notices
The Nehawka and Otterbein churches outline weekly schedules including Bible school at 10 a.m., morning worship at 11, and midweek prayer services. Nine youths attended Leadership Training Camp in York Nebraska. chaperoned by Rev Engebretson. Junior Endeavor organized at Otterbein Thursday. YP S C E meets Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Church School
York
Nebraska
Young People’s Organization of
Nehawka and
Otterbein CU. B
Roy Snyder
Victor Coyne
Larton Sutphin
Bessie Murdoch
Lois Slavens
Leva Opp
Buelah
Neva Claire Philpott
Engebretson
Otterbein Church Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
Euelah Philpott
Cedar Creek Project Clu s Ends Year With New Members
Cedar Creek Project club held its last meeting of the year at Mrs Arthur Meisingers home. The lesson on Home Preservation of Fonds drew high interest. Five new members joined for next year's work and a picnic supper is planned at Mr and Mrs Philip Alberts lawn on Sunday evening July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Creek Project Club
Arthur Meisinger
Visit of South Bend and Ashland Residents to Plattsmouth
A midweek party from Scouth Bend and Ashland spent several hours in the city for business and socializing. They called at the Journal office where Mrs. Viola Long renewed her subscription. The group included M. E. Bushnell and family and Mrs. Hagan visiting from Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouth Bend
Ashland
Journal
Viola Long
M. E. Bushnell
Jess Fidler
Glenn Thiessen
Long
Hagan
Plattsmouth
Radio Broadcast Lets C G Binderup Discuss Money Topics
Hon C G Binderup speaks on money and banking questions from the citizen's view on KMMJ Clay Center Sunday mornings at 9 25, KPAB Lincoln Sundays at 4 20, and KGFW Keefer Nebraska Wednesdays at 9 00. He promises a straight from the shoulder message and a cure for low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Binderup
KMMJ
Clay Center
Nebraska
KPAB
Lincoln
KGFW
Keatner
Nebrocska
Mrs. Fritz Siemoneit Returns Home From Omaha Hospital
Mrs Fritz Siemoneit has recovered enough from extended illness to leave the Omaha hospital and return to the farm northwest of the city. She had been in poor health for some time and needed hospital care before coming home to assist with farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Siemoneit
Omaha
Siemoneit
Son Arrives at Siemoueit Home Near City
Mr and Mrs August Siemoueit celebrate the birth of a son on June 16. The family reports all doing well and the event brings much happiness to relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Siemoueit
Where They Play Alvo at Ashland Greenwood at Waverly
In this brief roundup, the schedule lists Alvo hosting Ashland Greenwood traveling to Waverly Manley facing Emwood, and Eagle meeting Louisville for upcoming games. The item notes matchups with no scores or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvo
Ashland
Greenwood
Waverly
Manley
Emwood
Eagle
Louisville
Mynward Community Club Postponed to July 1 Concert
The Mynard Community Club meeting was postponed until July 1. A concert by the Lewiston band is expected to accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynard
Juby
Lewiston
Journal Want Ad Promises Low Selling Costs
A brief note promotes Journal Want Ad options inviting readers to sell items with a small cost. The compact blurb emphasizes affordability for advertisers and potential sellers seeking quick listings.
Nebraska Truck and Bus Bill Faces Legal Delays
Attorney General Sorensen remains undecided on whether the Scepman truck and bus bill will take effect if appeals are not filed by the Nebraska Motor Transport association or intervenors. Three months are allowed for appeals from Judge Shepherd’s injunction halting the referendum and related enforcement. State officials mention no current orders enforcing increased registration fees, while truckers claim a $250,000 saving from the suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorensen
Scepman
Nebraska Motor Transport Association
Marsh
Truckers Association
Shepherd
Secretary of
District Court
Chappell
Cochran
Department of Public Works
Bryan
Srokesman
Altho
Shhepman
Leaving for Colorado trip by Mrs. Etta Gorder and son
Mrs. Etta Gorder and her son Frederick depart Thursday for a Colorado trip. They plan to spend much of the summer in Pueblo where Miss Martha Gorder serves as recreational head of the YWCA. They will visit the Gorder farm in eastern Colorado and call on old friends across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Gorder and Son
Frederick
Coeloado
Pueblo
Colorado
Martha Gorder
Entertains Relatives Before Lincoln Sigma Chi Gathering
Miss Olive Gases hosted relatives and friends from Cleveland over the weekend. They were en route to Lincoln to attend the national Sigma Beta Chi sorority gathering for Congregational women. The party included Mr and Mrs Adolph Aernt, Miss Lois Bins, Miss Mabel Hutten locker, and Mrs Mary Gass-Ryan, national editor of the sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Gases
Cleveland
Ohio
Lincoln
Adolph Aernt
Lois Bins
Mabel Huttenlocker
Mary Gass-Ryan
Marriage Not Annulled in Nebraska Case
Judge Herbert Rhodes refused Masters request to annul the marriage of Jose Masters and Mariel Russell. He ruled Nebraska requires parental consent for marriage by minors. males must be 18 and females 16. The case remained open as Walsh may seek a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
J. G. Masters
Central High School
Jose
Mariel Russell
Herbert Rhodes
Nebraska
Rhoades
E. Walsh
Masters
Walsh
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church Service Notice
EIGHT MILE GROVE LUTHERAN CHURCH announces a 9 30 a m Sunday school and 10 30 a m German service on Sunday June 26. On Wednesday June 29 the ladies society meets at the church hosted by Mrs George Stoehr Mrs Jeff Saisburg and Mrs A Lentz All are invited. Journal Want Ads get results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church
Ladies and Society
George Stoehr
Jeff Saisburg
A. Lentz
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Samuel Seabury
New York City
New York Supreme Court
John
Iowa
Keen Bor
Towa
Grorce
Waite
Gorn Elmira
N. Y
Princeton
Alaska
Charlotte McKeivy
Titusville
Ohio Assembly
Marietia
United Brethren In Christ
Otto Engebretson
Cedar Creek
Clus
Newson
Mynward Community Club
Shepman
Murray
Shiahama
Red River County
Texas
Beccame
Oklahoma
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