Girl Born to Clarence McKinney in Omaha Hospital
A pound girl named Norma Gale was born Sunday at 10 30 PM to Mr and Mrs Clarence W McKinney at Methodist hospital Omaha. Mrs McKinney formerly Miss Norine Rea of Waverly Missouri. The couple reside at 1423 Main Street and both mother and baby are reported progressing nicely. Josephine Janda was at the hospital and later home with the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. McKinney
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Norma Gale
Josephine Janda
McKinney
Weather to Hot Wear Cool Clothes from Nelly Don Fabrics
Sun drenched summer fashion brief highlights cool fabrics like cottons rayons and laces from Nelly Don with prints in checks and light colors. Listings include short twill shorts and shirts palm springs slack sets in blue aqua rose, prices 1.00 to 7.95, and new sheets and hosiery shades. Store hours note Monday evening July 3 and half day July 4 for last minute shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelly Don
Palm Springs
Toggery
Jameson subscribes to Semi-Weekly Journal in Omaha visit
Bert Jameson of Omaha stopped en route from Weeping Water to manage farming interests and enrolled for a year’s subscription to the Semi-Weekly Journal. He recalls the Journal as a longtime Cass county reader and notes its low price matches weekly editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Jameson
Omaha
Weeping Water
Journal
Jamesons
Mr. Jameson
Cass County News
Omaha Visitors Visit Gradeville Home Sunday
Mr and Mrs Louis Kerbel from Omaha spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Gradeville Sr The Kerbels include Mrs Kerbel who had just returned from three months in Portland Oregon visiting her son Dr Adolph Kerbel a Creighton University medical graduate of 1938 The son is presently stationed in Portland as a medical graduate of Creighton University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kerbel
Omaha
Charles Gradeville
Kerbel
Death of Mrs N E Scott Shocks Local Club Leaders
Ward reports the death at her North Platte home on Friday of Mrs. N E Scott former state president and longtime leader of the Woman's Club. She was well known to local club women she mentored and worked with.
Two World’s Fairs Offered in Free Tour Prize
Cass county residents are urged to take a circle tour to two simultaneous World’s Fairs. The King Korn Klub with the Junior Chamber of Commerce and Junior Woman’s Club sponsor two free first class seven day trips to either fair. See members for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Cass County
Korn Klub
Garretts Visit Relatives in Iowa and Nebraska City
Mr and Mrs A H Garrett and daughter Cedar Rapids Iowa with Floyd Garrett Nebraska City spent a short visit here and in Omaha where they called on Mrs G W Olson sister of the Garretts at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Garrett
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Floyd Garrett
Nebraska City
Omaha
G. W. Olson
Chicago visitors stay with the Conis family
Mrs. George Bouzeoten and her children Mary and Gus of Chicago visit Mr. and Mrs. George Conis, a cousin of Mrs. Bouzeoten, and plan to visit other relatives in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bouzeoten
Mary
Gus
Chicago
George Conis
Bouzeoten
Conis
Local residents visit Omaha and area towns
Monday's Daily notes William Holly visiting with his son W. R. Holly and friends. Edward Barker travels to Omaha on business and to visit. Mr and Mrs Ed Tutt of Murray visit J A Pitt family. James Philpot of Stapleton comes to the courthouse on business. former near Weeping Water. Mrs B G Wurl and Miss Lillian White go to Omaha for short visits and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holly
W. R. Holly
Edward Barker
Omaha
Tutt
Murray
J. A. Pitt
James Philpot
Stapleton
Nebraska
Court House
Mr. Philpot
Near Weeping Water
Charles Phil
B. G. Wurl
Lillian White
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence McKinneys
Gamble
Penn
Bradford Penn
Hel Tei
Gamble Stores Inn
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Fli
Sat
Shafters
Tex
Yellowstone
Mr. Farmer
Mullen’s Meat Department
George Olson
University Hospital
Marjorie Emmert
W. F. Emmert
River Sioux
Clarence Osman
Osman
N. E. Scott
Jimen
Home Dairy Corner 5Th and Main
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!