Greenwood Daily News Notes Wide Carnival of Local News
Mrs. W. E. Pailing improves after illness. Mrs. Warren Boucher hosts niece Genevieve Young from Kansas City. Various residents visit relatives in state and Nebraska City. Salt Creek work resumes after tool delays. Alfred Anderson loses three horses to lightning. Teachers and families plan travels and home repairs around Greenwood events and harvest preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Schafer
McCarthy
Christian Church
Greenwood
Chester
Alfred Anderson
Alfred Can
Water Works Bonds Sold for Greenwood Project
Last Saturday the Greenwood water works bonds were sold to the Lincoln Trust Company at four and a half percent. Purchasers pay for bond printing and city premiums of 340, deemed advantageous to the city. Construction bids are opened Tuesday with many bids expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works
Greenwood
Lincoln Trust Company
Odd Fellows Lodge Holds Sociable Postsession Dance
Following the regular session the Odd Fellows lodge gathered for a social evening with music and a delightful supper. Members and their wives and sweethearts enjoyed a dancing party to the limit, sharing joviality and camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Lodge
Four Men Visit Atlantic Iowa for Hunting Dog Purchase
Verne Scapler Charles Fryer Roy Comstock and A. Johnson visited Atlantic Iowa on Sunday. They drove there and bought a number of hunting dogs intended for use in hunting in the northwest this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Verne Scapler
Charles Fryer
Roy Comstock
A. Johnson
Atlantic
Northwest
Pretty Home Wedding Held at Greenwood
Miss Cecile Marie Newkirk daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Newkirk Greenwood Nebraska married Lawrence OD Lee of Omaha on Wednesday June 24 1925 at 4 oclock In the ceremony at home Rev I S Jeffery officiated with Mrs Paul Read at piano. Attendants Avon West best man Dr L H Lee brother of groom. Both have Nebraska ties and plan to live in Nebraska for a time with patient Dr Thomas. Out of town guests included Dr L H Lee Ithieca Neb Mr and Mrs D C Meese Ithieca Neb Mr and Mrs Paul Read Omaha and Mr and Mrs Arthur Stevenson Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile Marie Newkirk
W. E. Newkirk
Greenwood
Neb
Lawrence OD. Lee
Omaha
I. S. Jeffery
Paul
Jeffery
Avon West
Isis
State Medical College At
Phi Rho Sigma
Nehawka
Thomas
Plattsmouth Merchants Promise Unmatched Fourth Festivities
Merchants and business men of Plattsmouth invite all visitors for the Fourth, promising an entertainment rich in hometown charm. No need to leave home or county to enjoy a good time, with plans to delight locals and guests alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Bellevue College Reopens as School for Christian Leaders
Bellevue College to reopen this fall as a school for Christian leaders under the Presbyterian seminary supervision. The move follows its return to the Nebraska Presbyterian synod last March and aims to train laymen for church mission and Sunday school work with courses in religious education and administration. The executive committee will finalize plans with cooperation from the Presbyterian Theological Seminary and national Christian boards. a large young workers conference at the college boosts support for the reopening. Dr Edwin Hart Jenks was elected president of the college board. other officers include Charles Wilhelm vice president and R M Crossman treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue College
Nebraska Presbyterian Synod
Ecollege
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Nebraska Board of Christian Education
National Board of Christian Education
New York City
L. C. Denise
Denise
Jenks
Edwin Hart Jenks
First Presbyterian Church
Omaha
Charles M. Wilhelm
R. M. Crossman
John Frazeur
J. M. Patton
Theodore Morning
Des Moines
J. B. Haskall
Wakefield
Neb
Donald C. McCloud
Dundee Presbyterian Church
E. Cc. Whitcomb
First Presbyterian Church of
Grant L. Rice
Grand Island
Board of Trustees
Lynchless Year Campaign Aims to End Lynching in 1926
Washington reports the Federal Council of Churches seeks a lynchless year in 1926. The piece traces a forty year decline from 172.6 lynchings per year to sixteen in 1924 and notes wider prevention efforts by communities. It highlights racial patterns in lynching and past prevention records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Federal Council of Churches
Shows Improvement From Saturday's Dairy
The condition of Kiney Goodman father of George W Goodman county farm superintendent is somewhat better today reports from his bedside state He is 187 years of age and has had a severe sick spell yet the improvement in the last hours gives hope to his family circle who have cared for him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiney Goodman
George W. Goodman
Goodman
Bates Book and Gift Shop Stationery Offer
Local shop advertises school supplies including paper pencils and ink. Best grade history paper available for five cents per ream.
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Bates Book and Gift Shop
Local figures visit and travel noted in daily roundup
From Thursday and Friday entries, local residents and visitors including Z W Shrader of Nehawka Mrs Robert Stivers Cedar Creek and Fern Mrs C E Tefft Weeping Water Judge P James Cosgrave Lincoln Calvin H Taylor and family trip from Union to Omaha and Sheridan Wyoming visitors Mr and Mrs HW Johnson Cheyenne end their honeymoon and depart. Anton Hason heads to Hot Springs for wrestling event. G Mayfield family Col James Hoover and T J Todd of Kearney among those in town for brief calls or departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. W. Shrader
Near Nehawka
Robert Stivers
Cedar Creek
Fern
P. James Cosgrave
Lincoln
Calvin H. Taylor
Union
Taylor
J. A. Enberg
Sheridan
Wyoming
Gerda Peterson
Alpha Peterson
Omaha
HW. A. Johnson
Cheyenne
John L. Tidball
Johnson
Mr. Tidball
Anton Hason
Hot Springs
Missouri Pacific
Rudy Dusek
Joe Stecher
Cr. G. Mayfield
J. R. Noyes
Louisville
Col
James M. Hoover
T. J. Todd
Kearney
Henry Mauzy
West
Maugzy
Mrs Ackerman and Glen Phebus Visit Then Depart
Mrs Ed Ackerman of Wymore left for home after visiting her sister Mrs George Luschinsky and family and was accompanied to Omaha by Miss Ruth Luschinsky. Glen Phebus recently from St Louis, en route to Los Angeles, stopped to see old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ackerman
Wymore
George Luschinsky
Omaha
Ruth Luschinsky
Glen Phebus
Phebus
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Real Estate for Sale to Liquidate Livingston Association Assets
The Livingston Loan and Building Association offers multiple Plattsmouth Nebraska parcels for cash sale to wind up affairs. Properties include numerous lots in various blocks and additions with a July 10 deadline, all to be sold at the office of A L Tidd, Solicitor, Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston Loan and Building Association
Plattsmouth
Cass County
Nebraska
Wises
Townsend
Young & Hays
Wieck & Thompson
A. L. Tidd
For Sale Lands near Union Nebraska by Calvin H. Taylor
A quarter section just south of Union two smaller tracts of 40 and 35 acres and 237 acres with timber are offered as part of the Barbara A. Taylor heirs un divided lands. Administrators inquiry invited at Union Nebraska to any heirs or Calvin H. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Barbara A. Taylor
Anyor
Calvin H. Taylor
Vermont town hints at presidential vacation row
A Vermont town, Plymouth, faces questions about why the president avoided visiting for a vacation. The local chamber or civic groups are urged to address plausible reasons behind the decision and its impact on the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Chamber of Commerce
Residents of cities the most healthful
New York June 25 according to George E Vincent president of the Rockefeller foundation city dwellers are healthier than rural residents due to scientific protection. He cites modern water supply from faucets as superior to old family wells in the 1924 foundation review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George E. Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
Explosion at Gillis Theater Kills Dozens in Kansas City
A blast and ensuing fire at Gillis Theater in Kansas City caused extensive collapse and roof damage. Officials estimate 30 to 40 dead with many injured, as flames engulfed the five story block and debris trapped patrons and workers. A fireman died en route to scene after crashing a vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Gillis Theater
Alex Henderson
John Hogan
Bankrupt John J Donlan seeks discharge in Nebraska court
In the District Court of Nebraska Lincoln Division John J Donlan bankruptcy No 105% filed for discharge on April 29 1925 The court fixes July 31 1925 as the deadline for creditors and interested parties to oppose the discharge and file written appearances and grounds of opposition in Lincoln Nebraska Referee Daniel H McClenatian presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Nebraska
Lincoln
John J. Donlan
Nebraska
Daniel HH. McClenatian
Sheriff Sale Ordered in Cass County Nebraska
The sheriff will sell August 1 1925 at 10 oclock AM at the south front door of the Cass County Courthouse Plattsmouth Nebraska real estate Lots 10 11 and 12 in Block 1 Stadelmans Addition Plattsmouth to satisfy a judgment in favor of David Z Mumert against Lucius J Buckley and others including Mrs Lucius J Buckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Beal
District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Stadelman
Lucius J. Buckley
New Bridge Over Platte Gains Real Form Near City
Construction of the four mile north Platte bridge proceeds after delays. Crews extend falsework toward the Casa County side and begin laying six ton steel supports. Economy Bridge Co of Lincoln heads the project with a September 1 turnover goal to King of Trails Bridge Co. The counties plan toll operation until costs are recovered.
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Platte River
Casa County
Economy Bridge Co
Lincoln
King of Trails Bridge Co
Cugs
Sarpy
Enjoy West Fine From Saturday's lbally In Denver
Dr J S Livingston met with Father W S Leete and wife and Madame Leete in Denver area. They enjoy their new western home during the season of many visitors at Evergreen in the mountain district. Father Leete oversees the Church of the Transfiguration near Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
J. S. Livingston
W. S. Leete
Madame Leete
West
Evergreen
Mountain District
Family trip to Weeping Water in new Ford roadster
William Rice and wife visited Weeping Water with daughter Mrs. John Fitzpatrick in their newly purchased Ford roadster. On returning they were joined by Mrs. Carl Mathison of Sioux City visiting with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersen
Albert Neitzel
J. B. Worley
Lilian
West
Holyoke
Nebraska City
F. W. Wheeler
Waverly
Los Angeles
Mamie Muhrer
Cass County
Vinton
Iowa
G. P. Ronshar
Lizzie Welton
Chicago
John Ryan
William Rice
John Fitzpatrick
Carl Mathison
Sioux City
Complete Fireworks Selection for the City Celebration
The city offers one of its most complete lines to choose from with firecrackers torpedoes sparklers Roman candles and related items to celebrate the great day in style.
Produce Stations Closed All Day Saturday July Fourth
Notice that Benedict Produce House W T Craig H G Klinger Produce Statn Langhurst Produce Station and Moye Produce Station will be closed all day Saturday July 4 and open Friday night after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Craig H. G. Klinger
Stat’n
Langhurst
Moye
Tennis Enthusiasts Enjoying Game Again in Plattsmouth
Local tennis players resume activity as floods ease and courts at the West club return to form. Visitors from Louisville contend with Plattsmouth locals in singles and doubles, with wins fairly split. Plattsmouth Tennis Club joins the Missouri Valley association, enabling participation in regional tournaments this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawford
William T. Tilden
Louisville
Ralph HR. Larson
W. J. Snyder
Ralph Powell
Raph Newell
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Iweat Club
Missouri Valley Tennis Association
Fta
Missouri Valley
Minnesota farm boy wins Beaux Arts Institute scholarship
Joseph Kiselewski of Browerville Minnesota won a $1200 Beaux Arts Institute of Design scholarship for a year of sculpture study in Paris. The Polish American from a farm background beat 13 rivals with a memorial tablet design for Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Kiselewski
Browerville
Minn
Beaux Arts Institute of Design
Paris
Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue
Mr. Kiselewski
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Kiselewski
New Tractor At Work Improves City Road Tasks
The city deployed a new tractor this week replacing the old machine. Larger and heavier, it aids Street Commissioner Elliott in handling a large backlog of street work orders. The rapid traction should ease road maintenance across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Joe Kanka Undergoes Stomach Ulcer Operation in Rochester
Relatives report Joseph Kanka from this city was operated on Tuesday in Rochester Minnesota for ulcers of the stomach after months of illness. The nurse in charge sent hopeful letters to the family stating he passed the operation well and show signs of recovery and restoration to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minnesota
Joseph Kanka
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W. E. Pailing
Warren Boucher
Genevieve Young
W. S. Bassett
Incom
Co. E. Caffee
Hardy Gustavson
Harry Stutt
Avoca
C. EB. Caffee
Dan Goodale
University Place
Frank Lapham
Frank Hurlbut
Pawnee City
BR. Caffee
Paul Kruger
N. Y
W. G. Rennanz
Rosella Axmaker
Parcel of
Alvo
J.C. Limeyer
Mr. Lemeyer
A. R. Birdsall
Colorado Springs
Thelma Birdsall
John Weatherhos
Ivan Holland
Lewis Holland
Powhattan
Kansas
Belle Wilson
Robert Mathis
Wilson
Mathis
W. & Miller
Nelson Emiliaf
Rex Peters
J. T. Carpenter
Ellis
Salt Creek
John P. Sattler
Lawrence D. Lee
School For Christian Leaders
Church Council Report
Dr. Heineman
H. C. Leopold
Main Street
Union, Nebr
Sheriff's Sale
State of
Cass
E. F. Stewart
Enjoy West Fine
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Benedict Produce House
Institute
Joe Kanka
A. Oo. Ault, Oo
Aska
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