Donat's Falstaffs Triumph In High-Scoring Softball Win
Donat's Falstaffs defeated Timms Budweisers 16 to 11 after a fielding gems and nine Buds errors. Key moments included Bob Hirz triple for Timms and Donuts doubles from Clark Seitz and Brizen dine, with Jack O'Donnell adding a fourth inning triple and late rally thwarted by Falstaffs pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donat
Brizendine
Jack O'Donnell
Budw Ss
Eer
Aew
Rolf
Shrader
Kriskey
Turner
Robert Hirz
Record Crowds File for Small Grain Certification in Nebraska
P H Stewart secretary of the Nebraska Crop Growers association reports a new record 120 applications for small grain certification in 1936 up from 45 in 1935. Hybrid corn Atlas sorga and alfalfa blanks sent in. Darrell Bauder conducts southeastern inspections. winter wheat demonstrations to begin within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Crop Growers Association
P. H. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Darrell Bauder
Nebraska
Married at Court House in Sioux City
At the office of County Judge A H Duxbury Miss Delva Mae Clark and Mr William H McFadden both of Sioux City Iowa were married. They were witnessed by Mr and Mrs George McFadden of Sioux City and returned to their home in Sioux City after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
Delva Mae Clark
William H. McFadden
Sioux City
Iowa
George McFadden
Iowa City
Meier Drug Store Sold in Weeping Water Deal
Final details of the sale of the J. J. Meier drug store at Weeping Water were approved by Judge A. H. Duxbury. The estate of the late Mr. Meier sold to J. A. Chapman of Lincoln for 5600 dollars who will take charge immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Meier
Weeping Water
A. H. Duxbury
Mr. Meier
J. A. Chapman
Lincoln
D A R Fontenelle Chapter Elects Officers for 1936 37
D A R Fontenelle chapter met at Miss Vestetta Roberts home on June 23 1936 for the final meeting of the year. Officers elected for the next year include Regent Miss Pearl Staats Vice Regent Mrs Otto A Keck Secretary Mrs Pearl Mann Treasurer Mrs F R Gobelman Registrar Miss Caroline Baird Historian Mrs L O Minor Chaplain Mrs E H Wescott Auditor Mrs R W Clement. A review of the June D A R magazine followed. The meeting ended with a social hour and refreshments for members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontenelle
Daughters of the American Revolution
Vestetta Roberts
Pearl Staats
Otto A. Keck
Pearl Mann
F. R. Gobelman
Caroline Baird
New Presbytery Formed in New Jersey
Philadelphia reports the Presbyterian Church of America's creation of a New Jersey presbytery. Rev. C. J. Smith, recently resigning as Bridgeton NJ pastor, is appointed governor. This marks the third Presbytery since the church’s June 11 organization by members opposing the U S A general assembly order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church of America
New Jersey
C. J. Smith
Bridgeton
N. J
Presbyterian Church
New Presbytery
Independent Board of Foreign Missions
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church of the U
Presbytery of
Presbytery
New York
New England
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church Calendar Note
The Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church announces a June 24 meeting of the ladies and society in the church parlors hosted by Mrs. Hugo Meisinger and Mrs. Herman Hennings. Sunday services on June 28 include Sunday school at 9 30 a m English services at 10 30 a m and a 7 30 p m pageant by the Sunday school. July 5 offers 5 30 a m Sunday school and no services due to the pastor attending a synod meeting at Westfall Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies and Society
Hugo Meisinger
Herman Hennings
Synod
Westfall
Missouri
Mrs. Mary F. Holland Dies in Lincoln at 73
Mrs. Mary F. Holland, 73, died Monday at her home 1401 South 21st Street Lincoln. She was mother of Mrs. Lowell S. Devoe of this city who has stayed in Lincoln with her family for weeks. Funeral services will be held in Lincoln on Thursday. The city extends sympathy to the Devoe family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Holland
South 21St Street
Lincoln
Lowell S. Devoe
Nebraska appeal in neighbor fence dispute case
The State of Nebraska ex rel and Joe Solomon appeal to district court for the next regular term. Solomon filed a peace complaint against Fred Drucker over a fence on an alley in the southeast city section where both men reside as neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Joe Solomon
Fred Drucker
District Court
Mr. Solomon
Mr. Drucker
Stolen Briggs Car Recovered With Tools Intact
The auto of M S Briggs taken from a parking near the Hartwick candy kitchen Friday night was found Sunday afternoon on South Sixth street. It had been used then abandoned. The car contained a box of tools a corduroy jacket and a pair of field glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. Briggs
Hartwick Candy Kitchen
South Sixth Street
Visiting in the City by Miss Donatona Nordin
Miss Donatona Nordin of Omaha visits the city for several days at the home of her great aunt Miss Tillie Lehnhoff. Nordin is the daughter of the former Layonne Lehnhoff, granddaughter of the late George B. Lehnhoff and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donatona Nordin
Omaha
Tillie Lehnhoff
Miss Nordin
Layonne Lehnhoff
George B. Lehnhoff
Elmwood social notes and visits across the region
Elmwood residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Omaha Lexington and Des Moines during weekends and trips. Attendees included Jerry Boller Carl Schneider Max Fisher Ralph Greene Walter Weigert and Frank Lorenz among others. Community events featured a church Bible school ice cream fundraiser at the Masonic hall lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Bible School
Masonic Hall
Elmwood
Harvest field early near Elmwood faces labor tension
Fred Engleking led the near Elmwood harvest as many followed in all directions. Wheat quality and yield are satisfactory despite intense heat and high wind. Corn grows rapidly though moisture is insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
Fred Engleking
Blessing Publisher Upgrades Elmwood Office Interior
Improving Publishing House leader Echo in Elmwood refreshes its office with new paint and furniture. Painting by Richard Blessing and Theodore Thimgan enhances the space, transforming the scene into a more attractive and convenient work area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Blessing
Leader-Echo of
Elmwood
Richard Blessing
George W. Blessing Jr
Theodore Thimgan
Elmwood Ladies' Aid Suppers At N D Bothwell Store
The Elmwood Methodist Church Ladies' Aid, a progressive and energetic group, hosted a supper last Saturday night at the N D Bothwell store and served a large crowd, showcasing their efficient effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Methodist Church
N. D. Bothwell
Elmwood Christian Girls Lead Community Work
The girls of Elmwood Christian Church organized a community drive and completed a substantial project through coordinated effort. Their work showcased teamwork and civic engagement by local youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Christian Church
Family Reunion Draws Large Rose and Kuehn Attendees
A Beatrice park gathering last Sunday June 14 brought many Rose and Kuehn family members from Elmwood Murdock Alvo and beyond including Bea trice Lincoln Kansas and parts of Oklahoma Also Emil Kuehn of Fullerton suffered injuries when a hog purchase incident led to a fall after the sow charged him fracturing a something near his wrist or similar injury while handling pigs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenows and Kuehns
Beatrice Park
Elmwood
Murdock
Alvo
Beatrice
Lincoln
Kansas
Oklahoma
Emil Kuehn
Fullerton
Mr. Kuehn
Emil
Attendance Noted at Enjoyable Gathering
A large crowd attended the event with many saying they enjoyed the time. The report notes that some hundreds were in attendance and the atmosphere was upbeat.
Patient in Serious Condition After Injury
A man sustained rib and chest injuries and remains in a serious condition. Harry Williams visited the patient and found him improving but still far from well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber
Harry Williams
Elmwood Residents See Last Passion Play at Pioneer Park
Many people from Elmwood traveled to Lincoln last Sunday to see the final open air Passion play at Pioneer Park and were well pleased with the rendition. H. A. Williams joined a group taking the trip to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
Lincoln
Pioneer Park
H. A. Williams
Refuse to Aid Roosevelt Organization Faces 250000 Members
Houston Texas John Henry Kirby chairman of the Southern Committee to Uphold the Constitution says the group with about 250000 registered members in 17 states will oppose Roosevelts bid for re election. He may back Landon or field its own candidate and a mail poll of members is under way to decide next moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
John Henry Kirby
Southern Committee
Roosevelt
Kirby
Landon
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Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth Bakery
Falstaffs
H PO Stevenson
Conner
Clark
Porter
Rhoades
Seitz
O'Donnell
Arganbright
Mayabo
Kalina
Budweisers
HPO
Hirz
H. Hirz
Brittain
Newman
McCarthy
G. Hirz
Court House
D. A. R. Meeting
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church
Elmwood News
Jerry Boller
Ashland
Carl Schneider
Lexington
Jean Adair
Ralph Greene
Onawa
Dearing
Claude West
Raymond Kitz
Dale Wilson
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Big City
Thomas H. Greene
Chicago
Joliet
Illinois
Wall Paper Mills
Walter Weigert
Ronald Schlictemeier
Ronad
Schlictemeier
Anna Streeter Wood
J. P. Cobb
Bess Streeter Aldrich
West
Cedar Falls
Frank W. Lorenz
Shenandoah
Fred Lorenz
Frank
Frank Lorenz
Glenn Valley
Sunrise
Granite City
Indian Valley
Hamburger
Pal Brand
Musselman’s
California
Washington
U. S
Texas
Mason Jar
Miller’s
Colorado
CES
Lipton’s
Japan
Ea Ellow
Hershey
RITZ
Knox
New Yorker
America
Sandard of
Soilax
Lye
Pkg
Kirk
Grahams
Quart Basket
Santa
Terese Aic
Calif. Marsh
Calif
Kuner’s Toy
Heinz
Zic
Mhy
Eric Limburger
Robert’s
Omar Wonder Flour
Folger’s Coffee
Mountain Grown
Otoe
K, Pimento, Anita
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