Popular Young People Wedded at Omaha Sunday
Two well known local youths, Miss Maxine Canterbury and Mr. Donald Rainey, married Sunday at Immanuel Baptist Church in Omaha. Rev Alvard performed the ceremony with Gilbert Hirt as best man and Miss May Weiser as bridesmaid. The couple returned to this city before planning to live in Omaha. Miss Canterbury is a Central high school graduate from St. Joseph Missouri, and Mr. Rainey is a Plattsmouth high school alumnus and works at Omar Baking Co.
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Immanuel Baptist Church
Omaha
Maxine Canterbury
Donald Rainey
Alvard
Gilbert H. Hirt
May Weiser
Central High School
St. Joseph
Missouri
W. H. Rainey
Plattsmouth
Omar Baking Co
Omaka
Marriage of Lucille Hertz and Manuel Boetel at Omaha
Miss Lucille Hertz wed Mr. Manuel Boetel on a Saturday evening at the bride's parents home in Omaha with a lawn ceremony and a reception featuring a fine luncheon. The couple then visited relatives in the groom's boyhood city and Franks Boetel, a night watchman in Omaha, is a relative. The bride is noted as an accomplished young lady with a large circle of friends on the south side.
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Omaha
Lucille Hertz
Manuel Boetel
Frank Boetel
Armour Packing Plant
South Side
Passing of Rod the Thierolf Store watchdog
Rod a familiar Thierolf clothing store watchdog in the city for years died at age fourteen after a paralytic attack. He was taken to a dog hospital in Omaha but could not be saved due to age. Rod had long slept in the store at night and won the affection of many residents.
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Rod
Thierolf
Omaha
Interesting Talk At Friendship Hour By Miss Funk
Miss Alice Funk a Kansas City Deaconess School graduate spoke at the Methodist church Friendship hour on The Skyline of Christianity. She delivered a lucid talk showing grasp of her subject and offered the audience a rare treat last evening.
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Alice Funk
Kansas City
Funk
Married at Lincoln Miss Emama Eppings and Carl Buck
Miss Emama Eppings and Carl Buck were married in Lincoln on Thursday June 21 at 3 o'clock. The couple, accompanied by Mrs. Buck and Mrs. Eppings, returned to the bride's home for supper before departing for York Nebraska where they will establish a home. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Eppings of Murdock and a former Flattsmouth girl. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs John Buck of Murdock. Best wishes pour in from friends for their happiness.
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Emama Eppings
Carl Buck
John Buck
J. K. Eppings
Lincoln
Miss Eppings
Mr. Buck
York
Neb
J. H. Eppings
Murdock
Flattsmouth
Greenwood Man Killed in Auto Accident
John Lohmeier a 65 year old Greenwood farmer died Saturday when his car overturned into a ditch on a dirt road one half mile north of town. Carl Wiedeman escaped with minor injuries. Dr N D Talcott said brain bruising possible. Witness Wiedeman reported a tire issue before the crash. Lohmeier unmarried, left with several half siblings in Lincoln and elsewhere.
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John Lohmeier
Greenwood
Carl Wiedeman
Wiedeman
Lohmeier
N. D. Talcott
Talcott
Kreck
Fred Lohmeier
Emerald
August Lohmeier
Lincoln
Tennis climbers rise as ladder matches cross the club
Dewey Ave players missed Sunday play while Omaha papers noted postponement. Fitch beat Hall 6 2 6 3 to reach no 4, Marshall beat Sayles 6 4 6 2 moving to sixth. Standings list Pats, siason, Giles, Fitch, Halil, Marshall, Sayles, Devoe, Sherholz, Comstock, Larson, Wescott. Intensive practice begins for Lawler up series with Ralph Larson joining.
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Dewey Ave
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Fitch
Hall
Marshall
Sayles
Rev. Pats
Siason
Giles
Halil
Devoe
Sherholz
Comstock
Ralph Larson
Wescott
Lawler
Scyles
Muarthall
Glee
Mason
Family Motor Trip Highlights Yellowstone Adventure
Mr and Mrs Henry Ofe Jr with Mrs James Mauzy and Howard Hirz returned Monday from a motor trip to Yellowstone National Park. The outing covered many interesting spots in the western region and proved most delightful.
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Henry Ofe, Jr
James Mauzy
Howard Hirz
Yellowstone National Park
Death of Mrs. Bald win former resident Minnie Smothers Richardson
The former resident Minnie Smothers Richardson Baldwin, 45, died Sunday in Mills Nebraska from heart trouble. She lived here for years and is survived by her husband, daughter Irma, a half brother John Richardson, and sister Mrs J B Higley of Council Bluffs. Funeral is Wednesday at 11 in this city with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Daniel T. Baldwin
Mills
Nebraska
Minnie Smothers
Richardson
Baldwin
Irma
John Richardson
J. B. Higley
Council Bluffs
Oak Hill Cemetery
Edna Shannon Seeks Register of Deeds Nomination
Mrs Edna D Shannon formerly of the Register of Deeds office announces her Republican candidacy for the office. She previously held two four year terms from 1916 to 1927 and now resides in Weeping Water, signaling strong local support for the August primary.
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Mordar
Edna D. Shannon
Office of Register of Deeds
Lillian White
Body of man found in Missouri River identified
Robert Stewart found a man’s body in the Missouri River east of the city. The deceased, about 45 to 50, weighed 150 to 170 pounds, wore work clothes and a gray sweatshirt. No ID was found. Albert Novak of Omaha identified the body as his missing relative. Interred at Oak Hill cemetery after examination at Streizht funeral home.
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Robert Stewart
Missouri River
Albert Novak
Mr. Novak
Omaha
Jacob Novak
Streizht
Oak Hill Cemetery
Shower Honors Miss Helen Vallery at Glass Event
Mrs. Carl Schneider hosted a Monday afternoon glass shower for Miss Helen Vallery as she prepares for her summer nuptials. The color theme was blue and white with summer flowers, five bridge tables were set, Mrs. Hilt' Martin won high score, Gertrude Vallerry took the consolation prize, and out of town guests included Miss Pauline Adams and several Louisville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Wiles
Mary Margaret Cole
Eloise Cole
Nancy Jane Tilety
Shirley Wheeler
Betty Ann Albert
Chester Wiles
Wiles
Mesdames
Sherman Cole
Roy ©. Cole
Glenn Wiles
C. L. Wiles
Carl Schneider
Helen Vallery
Hilt’ Martin
Gertrude Vallerry
Miss Vallery
Pauline Adams
Ross Nichols
Howard Layman
Louis Wright
Louisville
Charles P Hall Dies At 85 In Lincoln Nebraska
Charles P Hall aged 85 died Monday afternoon at his Lincoln home 1627 So South 22nd Street. He had lived in Nebraska eighty years and kept the homestead near Nehawka and Elmwood he took at age 18. Surviving are Estella his wife seven sons Lyman Elmer Luther Edwin Myrl Eugene Waite two daughters Julia Luff Unadilla Flora Shick Elmwood fifteen grandchildren seven great grandchildren.
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Charles P. Hall
Nebraska
Lincoln
Nehawka
Elmwood
Altho
Estella Co
Julia Luff
Unadilla
Flora Shick
Lyman
Elmer
Trenton
Luther
Rogers, Ark
Edwin
Myrl
Eugene
Waite
Petersen Family Enjoys Fishing Trip at East Battle Lake
Mr and Mrs Charles Petersen Jr and their family are spending a short time at East Battle Lake Minnesota where they are fishing and motoring through that section of the northern state.
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Charles Petersen, Jr
East Battle Lake
Minnesota
Quick Action Saves the Life of Murray Seedman
Ray Fredrick of Murray narrowly escaped death Friday near St Paul Nebraska after a truck carrying ten thousand pounds of seed corn overturned following a near collision with a train. He regained consciousness Saturday and is recovering at home with injuries, while his employer retrieved the corn and continued deliveries.
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Ray Fredrick
Murray
St. Paul
Nebr
Fredrick
Ray
Mr. Fredrick
G&i. Paul
Congressm Morehead Here For Plattsmouth Breakfast
Congressman John H. Morehead and Mrs Morehead visited Plattsmouth for breakfast while en route from Falls City to Omaha. They were joined by John Shafer, manager of one of Morehead’s Nebraska farms, as they headed to the stockyards for a cattle shipment. He noted friendly encouragement to run for U S senator on the Democratic ticket but has not decided yet.
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John H. Morehead
Falls City
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Congressman Morehead
Congres
Hits Farms
Nebraska
John Shafer
Morehead
United States
Home Loan Corporation official visits Nebraska town
D O Dwyer attorney for the Home Loan Corporation of Nebraska spent Sunday here to meet with local families and review matters at his office. He praises his new role and notes the NRA home loan department has aided many in saving homes and restoring taxes to governments.
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D. O. Dwyer
Home Loan Corporation of
Nebraska
Mr. Dwyer
Home Loan Department
NRA
Lincoln visit for Davis family and attorney business
Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Davis and Attorney A. L. Tidd were at Lincoln today to attend to unspecified business matters during a short stay.
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J. Howard Davis
A. L. Tidd
Lincoln
Sale Draws Large Crowds at Thierolf Clothing Closing
Crowds flocked to the Thier olf clothing store as it held a closing out sale. Shoppers lined the aisles from morning till night amid bargain prices designed for quick turnover. The event drew hundreds seeking to secure goods at unusually low costs amid rising clothing prices.
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Thierolf Clothing
Rotary Club Hears Details of Physician's Work
Dr. R. P. Westover, a well known local physician, spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon detailing his daily medical practice. He covered accident care including burns, fractures, sun stroke, and other injuries, offering enlightening methods. President L. C. Minor presided and new song leader George Jeazer led the club in songs.
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R. P. Westover
Rotary Club
L. C. Minor
George Jeazer
Rotary
Packers Take Game In Kittenball Showdown
The Norfolk Packing Co. team defeated the Mynari Cornhuskers 10 to 7 in a tight Kittenball contest. Livingston and Charles Nelson pitched for the rivals. Norfolk scored five runs in the fourth inning by hitting Livingston hard. Box score shows Livingston 3 strikeouts and 2 walks, Nelson 4 strikeouts and 3 walks. Umpires were Taylor and Aust Schneider.
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Norfolk Packing Co
Mynari Cornhuskers
Livingston
Charles Nelson
Packers
Residents fill hearing on Michelson versus City of Weeping Water
A large crowd from Weeping Water attended the Wednesday hearing of Michelson versus the City of Weeping Water. The suit seeks to stop the city from discontinuing water service to the plaintiff. City officials, including Mayor Troy L. Davis, were present along with W L Hobson and Frank Wood. The plaintiff is represented by W L Dwyer. defendants by C E Tefft and W A Robertson.
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Michelson Ve
Weeping Water
Troy L. Davis
W. L. Hobson
Frank Wood
W. L. Dwyer
Urge Harvest Laborers to Remain at Home
A Farm Placement Service report warns harvest laborers and local workers in Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska that despite large harvests many jobs will be brief and not all areas need workers. Agents patrol highways to place laborers and prevent surpluses while wages range from 1.50 to 2 dollars daily and 2 to 25 cents per hour for threshing.
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Wheat Belt
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Okahoma
Wichita
Farm Placement Service
Panhandle
Dakotas
Pre nuptial Breakfast Honors Miss Helen Vallery
Miss Helen Farley Mrs Charles Tunnel and Miss Helen Wiles hosted a Saturday morning breakfast at the Wiles country home for Miss Helen Vallery. The event featured a kitchen shower with many guest gifts, a high score bridge game won by Miss Ona Graves, and out of town guests Miss Mildred Crowell of Omaha and Mrs Lambie of Fremont Nebraska.
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Helen Farley
Charles Tunnel
Helen Wiles
Helen Vallery
Wiles
Cuceta
Mildred Crowell
Omaha
Lambie
Fremont
Nebraska
Birth Announcement for Harvey Cecil's Daughter
Mr and Mrs Harvey Cecil of Denver announce the birth of a fine eight pound daughter on Sunday at the Presbyteerian hospital in Denver. The mother and child are doing well. Grandparents Mr and Mrs William Baird attended in Denver, where Mrs Cecil formerly Sarah Baird of this city.
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Harvey Cecil
Denver
William Baird
Cecil
Sarah Baird
Pleasant News As Thimsan Family Welcomes Daughter
Mr and Mrs Leo Thimsen of South Bend welcomed a fine baby girl on Monday. Both mother and child are doing well. Mrs Thimsan formerly Miss Hazel Iverson of this city, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Iverson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Thimsen
South Bend
Thimsan
Hazel Iverson
John Iversen
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Chet Wiles
Chester L. Wiles
Mynard
Fred Trilety
Roy C. Cole
Arthur Wetenkamp
Ed Spangler
Albert Sovak
Murray Seedman
Hotel Riley
Norfolk Packers
Taylor
Schneider
Nelson
Chandler
Shroeder
Napier
Rolfe
Kroman
Glaze
Eo Beins
Bushnell
C. Nelson
Christy
Spangler
C. Carey
Hild
Meisinger Ss Si
Leonard
Zimmerman
Deckman
Gansemer
Smith
Ona Graves
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