Weeping Water and Murray Residents Busy Week
Weeping Water resident Clair Wolfe looked after business in Murray and Plattsmouth on Monday. Alfred Gansemer of Murray visited Weeping Water for farm Bureau matters. The City Market changes by Joe and Mrs Bender aim to add space. Wheat expert E M Marshall predicts crop near or above last year. Henry Hillman left for the east to visit sons in Rochester for a month or more. Mrs Sterling Amick visited Omaha and returned to her parents Mr. and Mrs Carl Engelkemier. Mrs Antone Jourgesen is ill and bedridden. her husband cares for her and the house. Edward Askew hosted guests Guy Buchanan and Virgil Sudduth with their families. Buchanan and Sudduth are daughters of the Askews. Louis Newman of near Murdock handled Weeping Water business while in poor health but remains active as able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hillman
East
Rochester
Tks
Murray
Edward Askew
Mesdames Buchanan
Sudduth
Askew
Louis Newman
Near Murdock
Newman
Will Make Home in East Avoon Johnson Move
A. W. W. Johnson, recently relocated from here to Avoon, has planned to establish a new home in the eastern district. Details remain sparse as the notice notes his move and intention without further particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. W. Johnson
Avoon
Johnsons Headed to Washington for Civil Service Post
An application for a Washington civil service position was successful and the Johnson family plans to depart soon for the nation's capital. The Johnson family is set to leave for the east this coming Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Johnson
East
Oldham Dies at 72 Father of Bari Oldham
C M Oldham of Fairplay Missouri died after paralysis at his home. His son Bari Oldham of Weeping Water and his wife hurried to his bedside. The couple stayed for the funeral and returned home leaving their business closed until their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Oldham
O F. Bari Oldham
Fairplay
Visiting With Relatives Here In 1900s Nebraska
Mr and Mrs 2 G Simmons of Crovis MS visit Mrs Earl Oldham of Weeping Water. They stayed at Tlydro Okla with parents EC Griffin and wife. They traveled to Missouri, where they once lived, with Mr and Mrs Griffin aged 76 and 74. The party including Karl Oldham EB C Griffin and O G Simmons were in Omaha Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Simmons
Crovis
Simmons
Earl Oldham
Weeping Water
Oldham
Tlydro
Okla
EC. Griffin
Missouri
Griffin
Visiting With Parents Here in Weeping Water
Devar Linville severely injured in a wreck at Omaha returns to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Linville and friends in Weeping Water. He has been employed at the Reddick Tower in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devar Linville
Omaha
Linville
Reddick Tower
Jin Oma
Sor Dies at Eugene Oregon Father Aged
J Elsaard received the sad news of his aged father’s passing a few days ago at Eugene Oregon. Mr Elsaard and wife were out there together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sor
Eugene
Oregon
J. Elsaard
Eysens
Orecen
Mr. Elsaard
Sharing Service with the Living Christ in Mark’s Gospel
A Bible school lesson closes Mark’s Gospel with the resurrection and great commission. The text reviews guards, an angel, Mary Magdalene, and five appearances on the first day. Emphasizes faith over deeds, preaching to all nations, and the Lord's lasting presence with believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Mark
Jess
Golzatha
Joseph
Arimathea
Nicodemus
Filate
Mary Margdalene
Funeral attendance delayed by distance
A person visited the father shortly after, but did not attend the funeral due to the long distance involved.
Former resident visits Weeping Water from Los Angeles
H. W. Lehman and his wife, long-time Los Angeles residents, arrived in Weeping Water last Saturday to visit Lehman's mother, the widow of J. H. Lehman who died recently. Lehman says the West is quiet, with business slow in the East as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Lehman
Los Angeles
Mr. Lehman
J. H. Lehman
Entertained Foresome by Mrs Markland at Home
Mrs. L. Markland hosted a Wednesday foresome gathering at her home with Mestiames S. Ray Smith George OAlive and Miss Anna Hart as the other members. They played canast bridge and enjoyed a delightful luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2. L. Markland
S. Ray Smith
George Oalive
Anna Hart
Three Couples Wedded In Nebraska Region
Three marriages reported in the Weeping Water area with ceremonies in Nebraska City Louisville and Omaha. Frank Nickles of west of Weeping Water married Gloria Lowther of Weeping Water. Arthur Nickles and Mrs. Arthur Nickles attended. Harold Ehner Conley of Weeping Water wed Wasta Head in Louisville with Rev. Goings officiating. Howard Chappel, formerly of Weeping Water now of Omaha, married Muth Cause at 2224 Wurt Street. they proceed to their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Weeping Water
Nebraska City
Frank Nickles
Mr. S
Don Nickles
West of
Gloria Lowther
Marings
Arthur Nickles
Union
Arthur
Frank
Harold Ehner Coates
George Conley
Weepine Water
WIA
Louwisville
Wasta
WE. Goings
Louisville
Tate
Omaha
Muth Cause
Wurt Street
Richard Keckler Purchases Local Cafe
Richard Keckler bought the cafe and restaurant this week from Arthur Burthold and immediately began running and discussing the ongoing business. Keckler assumed control as Burthold previously operated the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Keckler
Arthur Burthold
Death of Matthais Spader Former Plattsmouth Resident
Matthais Spader aged 841 formerly of Plattsmouth and later Omaha died after a long illness. He worked twenty years with a packing plant police service before retirement. Surviving are his widow Catherine Shields Spader, daughter Mrs J R Brooks of South Gate California, step-daughter Mrs Jamies H W Dannehy of Omaha, brother Peter of Howard SD, and step-sons John P Shields of Omaha and William J Shields of Los Angeles. The Spader family lived at 4291 Emmett Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthais Spader
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Spader
Emmett Street
Germany
Phattsmouth
Burlington
Catherine Shields
Ar- Tomr
Catherine Shields Spader
Mre
Potts Mouth Masonic Lodge Members Attend Raecke Reception
Members of Potts Mouth Masonic Lodge No. 6 will attend a reception for Walter R. Raecke the newly elected grand master for Nebraska hosted by Lone Tree Lodge in Central City Raecke will be greeted by many Masonry leaders and grand lodge officers Plattsmouth delegate Frank A Cleidt will sing a vocal solo on the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsmouth
Masonic Lodge No. 6
Walter R. Raecke
Erand
Nebraska
Lone Tree Lodge
Central City
Raecke
Masonry
Grand Lodge
William A. Robertson
Raymond €. Cook
William F. Evers
Masonic Home
Frank A. Cleidt
Plattsmouth
Mr. Cleidt
Local Social Notes Highlight Murray Carper and Area Visitors
A collection of household visits and health updates from Murray and surrounding communities. Entries mention Murray Lucean Carper’s com bine ride near Plattsmouth, Lincoln guests the Davises, Aarold Moyer hosting, and family health concerns including Mrs. Garry Mcculloch and Mrs. Victor Weltein. Other items note trips to Omaha for treatment, visits by the Sporer family, and Fathers Day gatherings at the Smith home.
New Son Arrives at Sporer Family Home
At the hospital in Omaha last Sunday a fine boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sporer. The event brought happiness to Grandfather William Sporer as the first grandson for the Sporer family, though there are several granddaughters. The mother’s name is Wiestnetdas, and the date June 22 is noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Charles Sporer
Wiestnetdas
Wm. Sporer
Frfandson
Sporer
Visit Returns Home After Wisconsin Trip
William Sporer arrived home last Saturday after a four week visit in Wisconsin. On the way he stopped in Chicago and was a guest at the Chicago Board of Trade observing trading on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sporer
Wisconsin
Oast Ao
Chi- Caro
Murray United Presbyterian Hosts Children’s Day Program
The annual Children’s Day program at Murray United Presbyterian Church will be held June 26 at 8 p.m. Directed by Miss Lois Mead, the event centers on the theme "A Dew in the Idéte of an Happy hit." The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray United Presbyterian Church
Lois Mead
Work crews operate heavy machinery near Douglas scene
The report describes Douglas workers Seyhbalt and Mrasek operating a Caterpillar and a six inch pump to grade and pump water. Seyhbalt handled grading with the Caterpillar while Mrasek assisted with water aid and pumping, performing state work at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas v
Seyboalt
Frank Mrasek
Douglas
Mr. Seyhbalt
Mr. Mrasek
Fishermen Seek Nish in Platte River Sand Pits
Were successful anglers Mesars, Joe Richter, J A Seat ten and John Noel, grandson of Mr. Seatten, fished the Platte near Cedar Creek last Friday. They tried their hick in the river without success and then moved to sand pits where they landed Nish from twenty inches to two feet in length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Richter
J. A. Seatten
John Noel
Seatten
Platte River
Cedar Creek
Newborns Arrive as Family Welcomes Sunday Births
A family welcomes a very fine little boy born Sunday to John Bedman Bear Mynard. The event marks a joyful addition to the family as relatives celebrate the arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bedman Bear Mynard
Birth Announcement for Manley Area Daughter
Very happy to announce the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joe Dieu Jr who reside just east of Manley Grandfather Tom Ruby serves as the Route 1 mail carrier out of Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ruby
Plattsmouth
Joe Dieu, Jr
Manley
Visit to Elmwood for Father's Day Affected by Doctor Called
Dr. R. W. Tyson, wife and their young daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tyson in Elmwood last Sunday for Father's Day. The stay was pleasant until a telephone call summoned the doctor to attend a patient ill in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
R. W.tyson
Elmwood
J. A. Tyson
Visits Refer to Mesnard Church Plaster at Mynard
A Sunday visit drew attention from the Murray Presbyterian church and pastor to the plasterwork at Mynard. Attending were D. Spangter and family, Mrs. Margaret Todd and son Pick, the Mead family, other Presbyterian members, Lille School and the young people segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynard
Mesnard
Murray Presbyterian Church
D. Spangter
Margaret Todd
Pick
Charles Mead
Presbyterian Church
Lille Scelioel
Teacher Miss JF A Gee Visits Murray Church
Miss JF A Gee a Dundee Ohio schoolteacher traveled with fellow teachers to Boulder Colorado for summer school. They stopped at Murray Church to tell friends that Carl McGeehan, a former pastor, is attending school in Citys and expects to graduate this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
JF. A. Gee
Dundee
Ohio
Boulder
Colorado
Revo Carl McGeehan
Carl
Visiting Geerze Nickles at Shrader Home in Omaha
Mr and Mrs Geerze Nickles visited the Shrader residence in South Omaha last Sunday. They reported the government project and praised the potato gardens grown there, noting the land and units involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geerze FE
Nickles
Chester Shrader
South Omeha
Venice
Injured by Horse Kick While Working with Team
Lael Friday and Brandt Jr. were with a team of horses when a horse kicked Mic Brandt injuring the side of his face. The jaw was fractured and several teeth knocked out. In hospital doctors reset the jaw and wired the shattered facial parts, leaving a small mouth opening for liquids. He remains in serious condition with a lengthy recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lael
Brandt
Will Make Home in West Dinner Guests Before California Trip
Walter Sans and wife of Omaha stayed with Mrs. Alice Creamer for a family dinner the eve of the Sands departure for California. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wondertich Ray Creamer and family and Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Sans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Walter Sans
Omaha
Sans
Alice Creamer
Mrs. Sands
California
Lester Wondertich
Ray Creamer
Waiter Sans
Strong Box Goes to Plattsmouth
Fred Gorder sr ended a long Mattsmouth business career in the building of the Plattsmouth steam laundry where he conducted dealings for years. Upon his death the secret safe passed to Fred H. Gorder who served as mayor of Weeping Water and county commissioner, then to William Gorder of Plattsmouth for use in his business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Fred Gorder
Mattsmouth
Fred HH. Gorder
Mayer
Fred H. Goarder
Wm. Gorder
Gorder
Burial for Family Dog Sparks Omaha Treasured Pet Tale
A fading notice recounts a Will Troep save and a prized water spaniel given to Bart Smith Jr. of Omaha. The dog, a favorite of the family, grew ill and was taken to a dog hospital as time passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Smith, Jr
Omaha
Local Troop Buries Beloved Dog After Daring Journey
In Omaha a young boy Earl and his parents faced a failing pet dog. After a lengthy illness the dog died at home. The family then planned to dispose of it at a dump but chose a troop farm burn instead. Late Friday night Tommy Troup dug a grave and buried the dog at the troop home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pital
Omaha
Yvoung
Earl
Tommy
Scouting Heads Rotary Meet At Stewart Cafe
The literary luncheon Tuesday at the Stewart cafe highlighted Scouting and the Boy Scout program. HY Weavett led the program with talks on recent camporees and personal value of Scouting. Scoutmaster Ravien J. Larson and guests Cary Marshall and others shared experiences and reactions to Scouting with their troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Cafe
Sccrats
Hy, Weavett
Raviend J. Larson
Cave Om Shert Tik
Omaha Parties Wedded In Omaha With Judge Duxbury Officiating
This morning at Judge A H Duxbury's office Mahlon William Ferguson and Margaret Lee Kennedy both of Omaha were married. Judge Duxbury read the marriage lines and the ceremony was witnessed by Katherine and Frank Lanaka of Omaha. The couple returned to their home in the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Tucedar
A. H. Duxlure
Mahlon
William Ferguson
Margaret Lee Kennedy
Omatia
Judge Duxbury
Katherine
Vrank Lanaka
Omaha
The
Metropolis
Rubber stamps made to order at low price
We offer rubber stamps produced to order with prompt service and prices well below what you have paid before. If you need stamps, visit us for savings and quick turnaround.
Notice to Creditors in Cass County Nebraska
Notice to creditors of the estate Amelia Schroeder deceased. Time for filing claims ends October 1938. A hearing on claims will be held October 7 1938 at ten o'clock a.m. in the County Court room Plattsmouth Nebraska. Dated June 3 1938 A H Duxbury County Judge Seal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebaska
Amelia Schroeder
Ae Ey Ateren
Rentnst
Plattsmouth
Ten Weleck A. m
Notice of Final Settlement in Clara Mummy Twiss Estate
The Cass County Nebraska court will hear the final report and petition for examination and allowance of administration accounts for Clara Mummy Twiss estate No. 3817. The hearing is set for July 7 with date June 4 marking the filing by A H Dixbury County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
Clara Mummy Twiss
Sus
Bes
A. H. Dixbury
Sheriff Sale to Enforce Nebraska Judgment
Execution sale in Cass County Nebraska on July 5 at ten to liquidate personal property of John Kraeer including a seed drill harnesses engine a Ford coupe and a black team Dan and Pearl. The Home State Bank of Louisville is the plaintiff and the sale is public and cash only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Ledgway
Cass County
Nebraska
Farmers Union State Exchange
Rock Island
Newton
J. C. Case
John Deere
John Kraeeer
Home State Bank
Louisville
Plattsmouth
Notice of Sale of Lands in Cass County Nebraska
By order of sale issued by the Clerk of the District Court of Cass County Nebraska I will sell at public auction at 10:00 a m July 18 1838 at the front door of the Plattsmouth courthouse the south half of the northeast quarter section 32 township 10 north range 9 east Cass County Nebraska lands and tenements belonging to the estate of Sarah Hawkins deceased administrator de bonis non Thomas W Hawkins plaintiff Defendants Fred FE Manners and Emma A Manners. Sheriff Ht Sylvester. WF Wehmiller Attorney Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Second Judicial District of
Nebraska
Cass County
Thomas W. Hawkins
Sarah Hawkins
Fred FE. Manners
Emma A. Manners
Plattsmouth
Sylvester
Notice to Prudential and creditors in Edna Conn estate
Cassius C Conn executor of Edna Conn deceased files in Cass County Nebraska a petition seeking authority to execute a mortgage for 4750 on 120 acres in Cass County to pay debts costs and loan costs hearing set July 25 1938 at 10 oclock in the morning in the district court room Cassius C Conn executor and Sterling F Mutz attorney for the estate are named parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Newark
New Jersey
Cousius Conn
Castle, Roper & Matthews
Lincoln
Nebraska
Drs. Thomsonwind Fercint
Edina Conn
Cassius C. Conn
Edna Conn
District Court
Cass County
District Court Room
Ovwlock & Min
Sterling F. Mutz
Sale of William F Hefer properties in Cass County
Cass County Nebr court orders sale by public auction on July Sid day 1938 at 1600 hours at the south front door Plattsmouth. The real estate includes West Half of North West Quarter Section 17 and Northeast Quarter Section 18 in Township 11 North Range 10, totaling about 240 acres. Proceeds go to satisfy a judgment for The Equitable Life Assurance Society. Attorneys Winfield R. Ross and W A Robertson represent the plaintiff.
Sale Notice of Property in Plattsmouth Nebraska 1948
The Order of Sale by Clerk C E Sedgway directs a public auction on July 18 1948 at 10 00 a m at Plattsmouth Nebraska to the highest cash bidder for the following real estate The North Half of the Southwest Quarter and the Northwest Quarter in Section 18 Township 11 North Range 10 East containing 240 acres more or less against Helier Sr et al Plaintiff and Cass County Nebraska Sheriff H Sylvester announces the action dated June 14 1938
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sedgway
District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Plattemouth
Eaid County
Fishteen
William F. Helier, Sr
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Plattsmouth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daly
Hell
Gal
Jerusalem
Gethsaemiune
Lucean Carper
J. M. Davis
Aarold Moyer
Harley Moyer
Bonnie Smith
Garry Mcculloch
Guy Davis
Tom
John A. Davis
Ara Avis
Will S. Smith
Smith
George Troup
Victor Welvbein
Wat Gorder
Oamaha
Airs
Wehrtein
Charlies Sporer
Wim Sporer
Wim. Sporer
Thomas Watson
KFAB
Watson
A. G. Cisnes
Earl Treep
Walter H. Smith
Plattsmouth State Bank Building
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
J. Howard Davis
Scouting
Rotary
A. Hl
Duxbury
County Dudze
iSeal
Jo-Ow
Sheriff's Sale
State of
Case
H Sylvester
WF. Wehmiller
Sidney
Notich
County of
Cass
C. E. Ledgwar
Nebraskia
Court House
Said
William F. Hefer
Lartsmouth
Winfield R. Ross and
W. A. Robertson
Plaintiff
H. Sylvester
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!