Louisville Area News Highlights Local Visits and Movements
Glen Dorsey travels to Siloam Springs Ark to visit papente. Many residents, including Fari Quinn from Manley and Adam Rentschler from Omaha, visit Louisville. Local transfers include William Lehnhoff land sale at $2300 an acre and families moving to Norfolk. Several relatives travel for visits in Missouri Nebraska and Iowa with updates on health and wartime assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Dorsey
Siloam Springs
Ark
Elmwood News Roundup of Visits and Local Happenings
F J Fitch and family visited Oma, Trenholm and Raymond Lincoln visitors, Kenny Mollen Omaha guest, Opal Turner and Mrs Turner Lincoln visitors. G M Guernsey building porches on Fitch residence. Grandma Turner went to Fort Morgan Colorado to visit relatives. Orley Clements begins as assistant cashier at American Exchange Bank. Andy Carroll of Huron visiting uncle Wm Carroll in poor health. Clergy couples from Pender and Lincoln spent time visiting Elmwood, with travel to Hastings and Denver for some. A party of thirteen boys plus Rev Longacre enjoyed a South Bend outing. J C Dreamer busy with cherries and bees. Adam Polk new blacksmith turning out fine work. Willard Clapp returns from West trip. Mrs Clapp joining later. Hulfish family visits hospital patient. Mrs Ross Thompson identified. Mrs Maddox and Mrs Neihart travel to Lincoln and Manhattan before St. Louis. Frank Gustin injured by cultivator accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Guernsey
F. J. Fitch
Grandma Turner
Ft. Morgan
Colo
T. T. Turner
Orley Clements
American Exchange Bank
Andy Carroll
Huron
Wm. Carroll
Otto Klette
Pender
Nebr
FF. Abbey
Longacre
South Bend
J. C. Dreamer
A. C. Ferguson
Holt County
Neligh
Nebraska
Adam Polk
Willard Clapp
Mrs. Clapp
Frank
Nehawka Community Notes on Visits and Local Updates
Nehawka callers include Joe Felthauser from Nebraska City and Dr. Steffens family from Lorton. Imperial visitors attend funeral for Mrs. Anderson. F. P. Sheldon and wife return from Omaha on business. Avoca families visit C Fleshman. D A R picnic at Nehawka with Weeping Water members hosting. Local auto shop repainted. F. P. Rose recovering from broken jaw at Lincoln hospital.
Local residents travel and social notes from Union Ledger
Dr Chas Swab was in Omaha on business Monday. Mrs Mary Austin shopped in Nebraska City Saturday. Roy Frans had dental work in Nebraska City Tuesday. Sherman Austin bought a new Ford last week from local dealers. A L Becker and son Newry transacted business in Lincoln Monday. Darwood Lynide returns from a fifteen day vacation on the mail route. Chautauqua attended by locals at Nehawka. Mr and Mrs K P Clark of Weeping Water visited their children here. Cherry picking season praised as bountiful. Carl and Cecile Harris of Fort Dodge Iowa visited. King Clark from Omaha spent weekend with parents. Miss Mary Chase of Omaha visited cousin Frances Bauer. Mr and Mrs H S Swanson and Enid drove to Eagle to visit the Renner home. W A Taylor and wife went to Omaha Sunday to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Rentschler
Omaha
Sam Laird Feft
Weatherby
Earl Mayfield
Lincoln
M.r
Friedrich
Plattsmouth
Courier
Elisabeth Spence
Havelock
Louisville
Chester Merriam
Howard Jackman
Oregon
Washington
Co. A. Righey
J. D. Creel
Fred Patterson
Cherry Street
Henry Ossenkop
A. L. Becker and Son Newry
Darwood Lynide
Nehawka
K. PD. Clark
Carl and
Cecile Harris
Fort Dodge
Iowa
King Clark
Mary Chase
Frances Bauer
H. &. Swanson
Enid
Eagle
Renner
W. A. Taylor
Community Notes From Syracuse and Nearby Towns
The W. N. Chase family attended a Sunday School convention in Syracuse Nebraska the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Carper of Burr Nebraska visit W B Davis. Wayne Lewis who returned from France and worked in Flattsmouth’s barber shop spent Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs John Tigner moved to town last Friday occupying the former Challant residence. Roy Gibson of Omaha becomes third trick operator at the depot after Julius Holthausen left for Oak Mills Kansas. Charlie Clark injured his forehead requiring stitches. Mrs M E Chase and granddaughter Miss Viola Smith from Denver visit Mrs W A Taylor. Mrs D C LaRue left for Magnet Nebraska to be with her sick brother in law Mr Dodson whose condition remains critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Myers
Sidney
Nebraska
Frank Riester
Irene
Louis Gaebel
M. E. Hospital
Omtha
Riester
Ernest Myers
France
New Mexico
W. F. Krecklow
Charles Reichart
Excelsior Springs
William Ossenkop
Kansas City
Frank Schlater
Carper
Burr
Omaha
Julius Holthausen
Oak Mills
Kansas
Charlie Clark
Ira Clark
Iwah
M. E. Chase
Viola Smith
Denver
Colorado
Nebraska Farm Wages Fixed and Agricultural Advice
At a June meeting in Lincoln representative farmers fixed Nebraska harvest wages at 50 cents an hour with board for shockers and pitchers and 65 cents for stackers. Ten hours equals a day. Associations present included the Nebraska Farmers Congress and State Farm Bureau. A resolution urged repeal of daylight saving. Poultry tips note shade for heat, culling for breeders, and feed strategies. Fly traps with screen frames are promoted with instructions available from the extension service. L. A. Snipes, County Ag Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Farmer's C Ontress
Farmers’ Co-operative and Educational Union
State Grange
Nebraska Corn Improvers’ Association
State Farm Bureau Association
State Board of Agriculture
College of Agriculture Extension Service
Employment Service
United States Department of Labor
Congress
Warm welcome for transatlantic fliers lands in New York
New York June 27 official welcome awaited Lt. Com. Albert C Read who led the first Atlantic crossing and his crew Com. John M Towers and Lt. Com. P N L Bellinger as they stepped ashore from the army transport Zeppelin. Read expressed appreciation for the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert C. Read
Atlantic Ocean
John MH. Towers
P. N. L. Bellinger
Zeppelin
Read
Prominent Ore Attendant Heads Nonpartisan League Case
Jackson Minn June 27 National prominence figures to be called by the defense in the conspiracy trial of A Townley and Joseph Gilbert in district court. Townley and Gilbert are charged with advocating sedition after addressing crowds since 1917. An address in St Paul Sept 18 29 20 was cited as disloyal for attacking wealth and war burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Minn
Townley
Joseph Gilbert
National Nonpartisan League
United States
Germany
Gilbert
St. Paul
Nonpartisan League
Robert M. la Follette
Ial
la Follette
Paul
W. E. Borah
Idaho
Geo. Creel
Committee On
Rickenbacher Plans Transoceanic Flight
San Francisco reports air ace Edward Rickenbacher aims for a transoceanic flight after arriving from Los Angeles. He may attempt a Pacific or Atlantic crossing, departing Sunday to head toward the Pacific Northwest en route to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Edward “. Rickenbacher
America
Los Angeles
Rickenbacher
Pacific
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Northwest
Columbus
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Fari Quinn
Manley
Qourier
William Lehnhoff
William McCarver
Louis Ville
Norfolk
Louise Gaebel
Floy Tremain
Malcolm
War Department
Insurance Department
Ed Morehead
Mary Fitzgerald
Ruth Fitzgerald
Morehead
Earl Bailey
Emil Anderson
Pasteur Institute
Claus Breckenfeld
John Group
Verne E. Chatelaine
Charles Jackman
Willard
Melvin
Wabash
Mr. Jackman
A. A. Jackman
Robert Urwin
William Urwin
State Hospital
Anna Myers
Eva Williams
Miss Myers
Elmwood
Kenny Mollen
Ness
Opal Turner
John Turner
Thurs
A. W. Bedson
Warner Gregory
Walker
R. W. Green
Frank Lenz
Hastings
Nehawka News
Joe Felthauser
Nebraska City
Henry Meyers
Imperial
Anderson
Dr. Steffens
Lorton
John
F. P. Sheldon
R. A. Nutamen
Fred Carton
Ed Morse
Weeping Water
Enmel
E. M. Pollard
G. C. Sheldon
R. C. Pollard
Evelyn Wolph
Diadore Sheldon
Nenawka
R. Pollard
Liberty Bonds
the Bank of
Cass County
Union Ledger
Chas. Swab
Mary Austin
Roy Frans
Sherman Austin
Ford
H. G. Leopold
Coates
Plattsmouth, Neb
W. N. Chase
J. B. Taylor
Syracuse
Cass CO. Farm
University Extension Poultrymen
L. A
J. L Case Plow Co
John Deere Plow Co
Rock Island Plow Co
Jenny Lind
Badger
New Century
Overland
Keystone
International
Emerson
Deering and
McCormick
Deering
Cash
John F. Gorder
A. C. Townley
Isy Rosenthal
Tel. D
Neb
Federal Farm Loan Board
Chas. C. Parmele
Bank of
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