Greenwood Notes and Visits Among Local Residents
Fred Holke visited Lincoln last week staying with his brother Wm Holke. Mr and Mrs C F E Caffee and son were also in Lincoln while Valette managed the store. Fred Holke helped load Martin Douds hogs to Omaha for marketing last Friday. Albert Weitzel shipped hogs and cattle to South Omaha stock market Tuesday evening. Walter Lenhart of Loeuisville road built a garage east of Greenwood. Caffee family visited E A Leesley home last Sunday. August Schmidt and Richard Viewit on Rakin place delivered rent corn to Farmers elevator last Tuesday. Philip Buskirk delivered last year’s rent corn from Charles Gerbeling to Peters Elevator Tuesday last week. Magdalena Cecemeter of Murdock visited sister Rex Peters in Greenwood for a few days. Emmitt Cook near Elmwood visited Greenwood and bought a Whippet Coach from Jardine Motor. John Weidemann of Lincoln visited Greenwood for a short time and handled business. Two Greenwood youths left for Kansas to work in harvest. Peters Grain Co had an itinerant sign painter seeking pay to paint their elevator name. Nels Anderson, brother of O F Anderson, bought the Art Kimberly place and moved in. Farmers see White and Bucknell ad for harvesting supplies as harvest approaches head. Bert Nichtensale, a potato grower, has new potatoes matching quality of those shipped from warmer regions and has been demanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Holke
Lincoln
Wm. Holke
C. FE. Caffee and Son
Valette
Martin Doud
Omaha
Albert Weitzel
South Omaha
Walter Lenhart
Greenwood
Loeuisville Road
Cc. E. Caffee
E. A. Leesley
August Schmidt
Richard Viewit
Rankin Place
Philip Buskirk
Charles Gerbeling
Peters Elevator Company
Magdalena C#cemeter
Murdock
Rex Peters
Emmitt Cook
Elmwood
Jardine Motor Company
John Weidemann
Kansas
Peters Grain Company
Nels Anderson
O. F. Anderson
Art Kimberly Place
White and Bucknell
Bert Nichtensale
Greenwood Residents Visit Nearby Towns and Return
A period of travel and visits unfolds as A F Weibke and son Eugene tour Cook, Sterling and Burr in their auto. Mrs Ray Rouse returns home from Omaha hospital with ongoing treatment planned. O F Peters family, Margarite Dunning, and relatives spend days with Mrs Barye Lewis in Verdon as crops look good. Trumble family from Earle visits Greenwood and shops at the lumber yards. Mrs W A White attends Royal Neighbors district convention at Beatrice. P A Sanborn Implement ships a tractor for a customer amid strong business. Vearl Linch and wife visit George Bucknell in Greenwood and plan a Burlington trip to C C Bucknell’s home. Linch is C C Bucknell’s daughter’s husband’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
A. F. Weibke
Eugene
Cook
Sterling
Burr
Mr. Weibke
Ray Rouse
Omaha
O. F. Peters
Margarite Dunning
Denver
Barye Lewis
Verdon
Ernest Trumble
Trumble Hardware Company
Earle
Warren Trumble
Dewey Headley
W. A. White
Royal Neighbors of America
Beatrice
Mr. White
the Order
George Bucknell
Algo
Burlington
Colorado
C. C. Bucknell
Linch
Greenwell
Local Officials Named For The Coming Term
The roster lists Frank Hoffman W. M CC D Fulmer S W Carl Swanson J W C E Caffee Secretary E A Landon Treasurer E O Miller S D Nels Emeland J D W C Boucher Tyler as forthcoming term appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoffman
W. M
CC. D. Fulmer
S. W
Carl Swanson
J. W
C. E. Caffee
E. A. Landon
E. O. Miller
S. D
Nels Emeland
J. D
W. C. Boucher
Tyler
Well in Street Near Barber Shop Is Filled In
A street well that has existed for over forty years and unused since the water system was installed was filled last week. The pump and paraphernalia are cleared away and no longer obstruct the street.
Dorothy Birdsall and E C Purdy Wed at Ainsworth
Miss Dorothy Birdsall formerly of Lincoln married E C Purdy of Gordon on June 19 at the groom’s sister’s home in Ainsworth. They will reside in Gordon where Purdy runs a hardware business. Congratulations pour in from friends who have known the bride for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Dorothy Birdsall
Lincoln
E. C. Purdy
Ainsworth
Purdy
Greenwood Band Gains Ground Through Local Effort
The Greenwood band grows from community effort led by Mathews and Peterson with garage men backing. Jack Cullick teaches with frequent sessions as business leaders support the project. The group plans street concerts soon and urges public backing for success.
Mowery Threshing Co Receives New Separator
The Mowery threshing company expects a heavy wheat season and ordered a new separator. It arrived last Tuesday and, after unloading, was moved to L. M. Mowery’s home and put in top running condition ready for the first threshing job. The machine is praised as a fine, well made separator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowery Threshing Company
L. M. Mowery
Greenwood Triumphs Over Alvo In Tight Match
Greenwood defeated Alvo 11 to 2 in a fast paced game last Sunday. Brackhagge pitched superbly while Wayne Landon backed him strongly as catcher to steer the Greenwood squad to a hard fought victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Alvo
Brackhagge
Wayne Landon
Alvo Boys
Greenwood Lodge Installs Newly Elected Officers
The Masonic lodge of Greenwood installed their newly elected officers at the last meeting held Tuesday of last week following the regular order of business. The event marked the formal installation of the lodge’s new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge of
Greenwood
Greenwood Fire Department Organized and Training for Service
The Greenwood fire brigade is now complete and functioning with officers elected. E A Landon serves as chief, George Trunkenbolt as lieutenant in charge of chemicals, Carl Weideman as lieutenant of the hose department, E M Jardine as lieutenant of the hook and ladder, with George Bucknell as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Elcth
E. A. Landon
George Trunkenbolt
Carl Weideman
E. M. Jardine
George Bucknell
Coffee Ladies of St. John's Parish Host Coffee Event
Will Give a Coffee at the Knights of Columbus hall Thursday afternoon. Hostesses include Mrs. J. N. Meisinger Mrs. Henry J. Meisinger Mrs. L. W. Lorenz and Mrs. Frank Libershal. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Parish
Knights of Columbus Hall
J. N. Meisinger
Henry J. Meisinger
L. W. Lorenz
Frank Libershal
Another Test Oil Well to be Sunk in County
Nehawka residents optimistic as promoters reveal a new oil test well will be drilled within four months. Land leases cover about 20 000 acres across seven by five miles with Robt C Druesdon of Omaha backing the project and Robi Chapman guiding a New York firm who will drill using a factory outfit. The site near Ernest M Pollard’s southwest quarter and state highway No 11 is chosen, with instruments by M C Trumbull confirming favorable readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Pollard
E. A. Nutzman
Vincent Straub
B. Wolph
W. P
Chapman
Trumbull
Ernest M. Pollard
Nehawka Enterprise
Balkans Face Crises Amid Regional Volstead Like Tension
The region endures accelerating turmoil with authorities likened to enforcing a Volstead style prohibition. Analysts warn the strain could trigger diplomatic frictions and disrupt neighboring economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Notice of Referee Sale in Cass County Nebraska
Cass County Nebraska district court appoints a sale referee to auction real estate on July 30 1927 at 2 pm at Farmers and Merchants Bank Alvo. Ten percent cash paid day of sale with balance after court confirms. Lands include W half and E half portions in sections 19 and 24 township 11 north range 10 and 9 East of 6th P M. Abstract provided. Sale open one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Arthur I. Bird
Warren W. Bird
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Alvo
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John Deere
International Harvester
United States
Ford
Sanborn Service Garage
BABY
W.H. Leesiey Greenwood
Farvest Goods
Greenwood, Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Peoples Produce Station
Broilers
Selic
Farmers State Bank of
South 6Th St
Plattsmoth
Mathews and Peterson
Jack Cullick
Hulda Goos
Seenrichsen Building
W. S. Wagener
Universal Steam Marcel
Beauty
Nehawka
Pollard Orchard
Soennichler
St. Denis
Purina
Murray
W. T. Nolte
Mynard
Nebr
City Telephone
Nebraska City
Money Back Guarantee Tire & Vule. Co
Jersey
Wayne Swarts
Aetna (Fire) Insurance Company
J. P. Faster
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