Nehawka News Notes Bring Visitors And Family News
Nehawka residents host guests from Lincoln York Plattsmouth and Auburn. Visitors include Gregory Wilson from Lincoln visiting the Creamer and Walters families, M R Meade from Fort Worth stopping at the Palmer home, and Supt C E Saimbert from Lincoln with his wife. A missing boy search near Laigh Biers spurs local activity.
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Gregory Wilson
Lincoln
Lee Creamer
Creamer
Nehawka
Walters
M. R. Meade
Fort Worth
Tex
Charles Woods
Syracuse
James Palmer
J. M. Dunbar
Auburn
Palmer Home
C. E. Saimbert
J. C. Crum
John Opp
Louis Kuntz
Herbie Kuntz
York
Edward Woods
Elmwood Masons Hold Open Meeting with Grand Officers
Last Saturday night the Elmwood Masonic lodge hosted an open meeting with grand officers in attendance from Omaha and two from Plattsmouth. After conferring the B A degree the group enjoyed a banquet. Nehawka members included J Stuart Rough B E Summers Robert H Chapman Charles D Adams and James Palmer who traveled there and back in a car driven by B E Summers.
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Masonic Lodge of
Elmwood
Omaha
Plattsmouth
W. A. Robertson
Raymond Cook
Nehawke
J. Stuart Rough
Plattsmouth Journal Loan Notice
A reader offers to borrow on farm lands as security from 3600 to 10000 dollars for a term of years at 4 percent annual interest. Address Plattsmouth Journal Box 1111. 119 2tNp.
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D. C. West
Nehawka
Plattsmouth
Lincolntown visit by Iowa City family over weekend
Stuart Rough and his daughter Mrs. Ben Benson of Iowa City Iowa were in Lincoln for the weekend visiting relatives and plan to stay through the summer.
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Stuart Rough
Nebraska City
Ben Benson
Iowa City
Iowa
Lincoln
Daisy Field Picnic Tale Near Weeping Water
Two families Herbert Kuntz and Albert Anderson visited Daisy Field two miles south of Weeping Water for a Sunday picnic. They enjoyed a fine dinner in a scenic spot with baskets filled and a pleasant afternoon.
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Weeping Water
Herbert Kuntz
Albert Anderson
Controlling Old Man River With 21 Million Appropriations
The effort to manage the river is a significant task and ongoing funding of 21 million dollars is set to support long term control and related projects. The sizable appropriation aims to bolster infrastructure and flood management measures for the region.
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Old Man River
Grapevine Legacy Tells Cass County Pioneer Story
Hazel Baier recounts a Cass County tale of Mrs Angel Dove Asch who tends a grape vine planted in 1860 by an ancestor on a Lewiston area farm near Murray. The vine now spans over 25 feet with a 15 inch trunk, yields two grape crops yearly, and links Nebraska’s early settlers to a growing regional vineyard heritage.
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Lincoln Star
Hazel Baier
Cass County
Blue Bluffs
Missouri River
Lewiston
Murray
Angel Dove Asch
Wiley
Gadsen
Ala
Nebraska
Missouri
Get Ready for the 4th Grocery Price Card
A nostalgic sale list details paper napkins, dill pickles, sweet pickles, olives, tomato juice, oranges, lemons, salad dressing, iced tea mix, corned beef, Vienna sausage, dried beef, potted meat with item prices. Includes quantities and per unit costs for a community sale.
Murderess aids mother in La Mesa illness
Clara Phillips convicted hammer slayer of Alberta Meadows nurses her aged mother Mrs. Hannah Weaver at the La Mesa home. The 77 year old mother grew worse after the excitement of seeing her daughter, who had just been paroled from prison after twelve years and fifteen days.
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San Diego
Calif
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
la Mesa
Hannah Weaver
Deputy Warden Named for Nebraska Penitentiary
The Nebraska board of control selected Frank R. Weygint of Lincoln to succeed Otto Dudschus as deputy warden. Weygint, a U S deputy marshal, will take office July 1. Dudschus declined to comment on his resignation.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Board of Control
Frank R. Weygint
Otto Dudschus
State Penitentiary
Weygint
U. S
Dudschus
Falls City Man Dies at 85 in Home of 50 Years
Dudley Hax ter Gillispie, 85, a retired cabinet maker and plasterer, died Tuesday in Falls City. He lived in his home for 50 years. His wife Mary Etta Sherman, a cousin of General Sherman, died years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs. Wilma C. Hoffman of Falls City.
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Falls City
Dudley Haxter Gillispie
Mary Etta Sherman
General Sherman
Wilma C. Hoffman
Library to Close for July and August
The Plattsmouth public library will close at 6 p m during July and August by order of the Library Board. Gerald Smith of Omaha visited Sunday to meet old school friends and neighbors in town. Phone the news to No. 6.
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Plattsmouth
Gerald Smith
Omaha
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