Local Nehawka Notes Highlight Social Visits and Travel
Nehawka residents report visits and errands across nearby towns. Dr Gilmore and sons called on John F P Stoll. Misses Velma and Else Stoll spent time with Charlotte Hanser. several residents traveled for business in Omaha Plattsmouth Murray and Nebranka.
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G. H. Gilmore and Sons
John FP
Stoll
Velma
Else Stoll
Charlotte Hanser
Taylor of
Murray
R. H. Chriswisser
E. H. Schomaker
Famils
W. R. Young
Nehawks
Fred Bourne
The
Jewell Tea Company
Nehawka
Robert Troop
Omaha
John Hobscheidt
Corm
C. M. Chrisewisser
Plattsmouth
Jerome Saint John
J. A. Pitt
Nebanka
James M. Palmer
Farmers Grain Company
Thomas Mason
J. P. Douglas
Fordson Tractor with Two Bottom Plows For Sale
Good as new Fordson tractor with two bottom plows offered for sale or trade. Contact C. M. Chrisweisser at phone 48 in Ny hawka Nebraska.
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Fordson
M. Chrisweisser
Nyhawka
Nebraska
Good Is New — Co
Phone
Nehawka
St John to Open Gas and Oil Service Station West of Nehawka
Jerome St John plans a gas and oil service station at his home on O street road about three or four miles west of Nehawka. He has long served travelers with available supplies and now will offer a formal station with fair remuneration for his investment and effort. He pledges courteous treatment and prompt, high quality service to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome St.John
O ° Street
Nehawka
Mr. St.John
New York
Metropolitan
William G. McA
America
Mr. McAdoo
McAdoo
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Excellent Entertainment by The American Legion at Auditorium
The American Legion held a Wednesday gathering at the Auditorium for members and the public. An afternoon banquet and ice cream were served, followed by a social dance in the evening enjoyed by young and old.
For Sale or Trade Plows Good as New
For Sale or Trade plows, Good is new. Co. M. Chrisweisser, Phone 49, Ne.
Surprised Their Friends at James Stone Home
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. James Stone gathered at their home, sharing warm wishes and fellowship in a surprise gathering to mark a notable occasion.
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Mrs
James Stone
Surprise Birthday Celebration Delights Local Couple
Last Saturday a popular couple received a very pleasant birthday surprise followed by a joyful evening. The event included warm hospitality for the hosts and several thoughtful gestures that enhanced the celebration.
Anniversary Celebration of Marion Tucker Marriage
Friends celebrated the first anniversary of Marion Tucker and spouse last Monday. They gathered at their home for a merry evening and marked five years of marriage with a warm, modest celebration.
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Mra
Marion Tucker
Warne Stewart Visits Pawnee City Friends Before Return
Warne Stewart, visiting relatives in Pawnee City Nebraska, arrived last evening to spend the remainder of his vacation with friends prior to resuming work Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Palmer Hind
Nebraska City
Sikes Munn
South Omaha
Mr. Munn
Stewart Roush
William Highfield
Plattsmouth
Frank M. Lemon
Lemon
North Bend
Levoin
Mr. Lemon
Omaha
Warne Stewart
Wlth
Pawnee City
Nebraska
Ballon Mind Analysis of Loeb and Leopold Trial
Chicago June 21 Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb sons of millionaires confessed slayers of 14 year old Robert Franks are described as capable of extreme intellect and socially gifted. A defense commissioned 2,000,000 word volume from prison laboratory tests to prove insanity is being condensed for jurors.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopol
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Loeb
Leopold
R. H. & Hulbert
Karl Mardoack Bowman
Bors
University of Chinaso
Leoppald
Morris Paper Box Company
Big Six promises seven passenger luxury and value
It describes the Big-Six car as designed for seven passenger service with ample power and flexible seating. With auxiliary seats folded, it becomes a top five passenger car with luggage space and a distinctive appearance. It claims world renowned performance and that its price is lower due to sixfold production. Test drive is urged.
Standards urged for maternity hospitals to protect newborns
Lincoln June 22. Mrs Clara C Clayton head of the child welfare department calls for stringent maternity hospital standards to ensure babies obtain proper homes. Nebraska reports show 423 births out of wedlock, eleven babies placed in child-placing agencies on first day in one hospital, and 37 babies moved to the Home for Dependent Children before age one. Births totaled 30,171 with 12,636 deaths. races and parent origins detailed.
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Lincoln
Clara C. Cleyton
Child Welfare Department
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Nebraska
Clayton
Bureau
Pablos
Local residents visit city for business and family matters
A list of visitors and locals comes through the city including A B Fornoff from near Cedar Creek, Adam Meisinger from Cedar Creek, W E Propst and family from Ralston, and Henry Jess from Dilner Nebraska. Various political figures attend a republican county committee meeting and others visit relatives, attend court matters, or stop by during a rare storm.
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A. B. Fornoff
Cedar Creek
Adam Meisinger
W. E. Propst
Ralston
Propst
W. E. Cowles
Familir
Henry Jess
Dilner
Nebraska
Omaha
Charles E. Nores
Louisville
Republican County Central Committee
Charles L. Graves
Union
Troy L. Davis
Weeping Water
Republican County Committee
Nehawka Enterprise notes local business visit and travels
Glen Rutledge of the Nehawka Enterprise spent a few hours today attending business matters. Bass Meisinger traveled to Omaha this morning on the Burlington for the day. Mrs John W Faber and her children of Falls City left this afternoon after visiting relatives. Mrs Henry Ofe and her son Henry began an auto trip this morning.
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Central City
Nebraska
Ofe
Charles F. Retchart
Louisville
Richard
Margarite Hiber
John Hiber
O'Neill
Ruth Furionce
Steamboat
D-silr
Glen Rutledge
Nehawka Enterprise
Bass Meisinger
Omaha
Burlington
John W. Faber
Falls City
Henry Ofe
Henry
Will and probate hearing in Cass County Nebraska
In Cass County Nebraska the court orders a probate hearing for Adam Fornof Sr. on July 26 1924 to prove the will filed June 24 1924. Notices will run in Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior to the hearing. Allen J. Beeson County Judge seals the order. The document notes executors Adam B Fornoff and Jacob Fornof and involves various interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
Cass
Adam B. Fornoeff
Philip Fornof
Adam Fornoff
Adam B&b. Fornoff
Jacob Fornoff
Plattsmouth Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Massie
J. Davis
H. H. Stoll
Will Stoll
Miss Edna
W. A. Stoll
Nehiawkua
F. A. Hansen
Charlotte
Josephine Fitch
Babe
George Pollard
Ray Kiaurens
Peru
Onl
Nick Kiaurens
Henry Wessell
Grover C. Hoback
Glen Rutleer
Berson
Blake
Gert Willis
J. A. Steffens
Lorton
C. W. Snyder
Patel
Verner Lundbere
Genne Mene
Ccood
Mark Burton
Adams
Grend Island
Colorado
Delbert Switzer
Oren Pollard
Slas
Everry
W. B. Rose
Mises Genevieve Hose
Davis DeFaust
Pennsylvania
Genevieve
Arbor Lodge
E. M. Follard
R. C. Pollard
Bert Willis
McCormick
Leo Switzer
Nehawka, Nebr
Masonic Lodge of
Nehawko
Masonic Lodge
Ballon
Loeb Ans Leopold
Plattsmouth, Nebr
Stansares
Bates Book Store
Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
James Poland
Halston
Mary Taylor
R. E. Sheehan
Alice
Neilie
LaGrange
Illinois
Theodore Kraus
J. P. Sattler
Herbert Harris
McComas
Young
J. H. Adams
W. F. Gillespie
Harris
Gillespie
L. A. Snipes
Mr. Snipes
Adam Fornof
Allen J. Beeson
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