Weeping Water and Lincoln Visitors Report Local Movements
Weeping Water Earl Oldham was a business visitor in Omaha Tuesday. G. R. Binger called on affairs in Lincoln. Howard Rasmussen joined Fred Reicke on highway 75 between Union and Murray. Henry Lempke the painter has steady work and needed extra help. Harold Lehman and wife left for the west after visiting the mother of Harold. Chris Rasmussen worked near Nehawka mixing grasshopper poison for pest control. Mr and Mrs William Collister of Lincoln were guests at Art Fitzpatrick’s over the weekend. they are former local residents. Harold Mevers family and Mrs Helen Clarke departed for northern Minnesota for several weeks. Mrs Andrew Olsen hosts Friday with Joan Carter Agnes Rough Anna Hart as luncheon and cards guests, with Pr H Miller and son Pete driving to Arriba Colorado to visit Marti Johnson and his wife. they return Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Oldham
Omaha
G. R. Binger
Lincoln
Howard Rasmussen
Fred Reicke
Highway 75
Union
Murray
Henry Lempke
Harold Lehman
Harold
Chris Rasmussen
Nehawka
Willliam Collister
Art Fitzpatrick
Harold Mevers
Helen Clarke
Mrs. Martir
Johnson
P. H. Miller
Homecoming of Fred Allen After England Visit
Fred Allen returned Sunday evening from seven weeks in England his boyhood home. He spent most of his time visiting his mother who has reached an advanced age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Fred Allen
Hneland
Visiting Son Brightens Mother's Rough Health
He reports her as only in fair health, yet he is greatly pleased by the visit from her son who brought comfort and cheer.
Peculiar Accident Injures Umpire in Nebraska City Game
In a Weeping Water CCC versus Auburn team game at Nebraska City umpire Richard Keckler was struck on the shoulder by a pitched ball from Smokey of Weeping Water. The blow fractured his collar bone and caused him significant pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Weeping Water CCC
Auburn
Richard Keckler
Picnic for Day family ends with Switzer park dinner
Relatives of the E. E. Day family gathered for a reunion at the Day home last Saturday and then traveled to Valley to a picnic dinner at the Switzers park. The Edward Fredrickson family joined the Day gathering and most attendees returned to their homes afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
E. E. Day
Daniel Switzer
Edward Fredrickson
Red Cross Members From Weeping Water Attend County Meeting
Mrs Ray Norris Mrs Emma Rawalt of Avoca Miss Agnes Rough and Mrs Lloyd Behrends attended the county convention at Muridlock last Monday. They belong to the Weeping Water branch and report a very interesting and profitable meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeping Water
American Red Cross
Muridlock
Ray Norris
Emma Rawalt
Avoca
Agnes Rough
Mys
Lloyd Behrends
Weeping Water Branch
Jans Mogensen Passes in Copenhagen and America
Jans Mogensen dies. Born April 27 1855 in Denmark he lived much of his life in Copenhagen before emigrating to America in 1915. He married November 18 1877 and had ten children with his wife, who died about twenty years ago. Grandfather Mogensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Mogensen
Densmark
Copenhagen
America
Mr. Mogensen
Grandfather Mogensen
Joshua the faithful leader of Israel to the promised land
A Bible School lesson introduces Joshua as Moses’ successor, a man tested and trained, whose leadership reflects faith, courage, and a call to wholehearted service. It discusses his role in guiding Israel, dependence on God, and the need for genuine conversion before covenant inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua
David
Israel
Moses
God
Canaan
Caleb
Ephriam
Joseph
Nun
Promised Land
Jesus
Christ
Eleazar
Urim
Thumim
Hell
Mogensen Family Obituary From Weeping Water Iowa
The deceased has lived in Weeping Water recent months after farming with his son Otto. He was a longtime Lutheran and was buried at Oakwood cemetery after a Methodist funeral in Weeping Water. Survivors include Mrs. Rasmunssen, Mrs. Petersen, Henry, Otto, Adolph in Omaha, Mrs. Bundy, and George Mogensen of Swea City Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Oakwood Cemetery
Chris Rasmussen
Carl Petersen
Henry Mogensen
Otto Mogensen
Weeping Water
Adolph Mogensen
Omaha
Chris Bundy
Calloway
George Mogeensen
Swea
Iowa
Mrs. I. W. Teegarden Passes in California
Word from Long Beach California confirms the death of Mrs. I W Teegarden last Friday. The funeral and interment followed in California. She formerly worked as a sales lady here under the name Miss Fannie Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Teegarden
Long Beach
Calif
Lloyd Wolcott
To Beat the Hoppers in Manley Oats on the Line
John A. Stander of near Manley visited town Tuesday to buy binder twine for cutting oats he deemed nearly ripe to get ahead of grasshoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Stander
Manley
Picnic At Crete Brings Ben Franklin Stores Together
The Ben Franklin Stores held a picnic at Crete last Sunday inviting owners and workers from the Weeping Water Elmer Michelsen store and others nationwide. Mr and Mrs Michelsen and their staff joined the event with games amusements and a noon picnic dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Ben Franklin
Elmer Michelsen
Weeping Water
Mrs. Michelsen
Death of Falls City Dispatcher B L Allsman at 54
B L Allsman a Missouri Pacific dispatcher in Falls City age 54 died there last Saturday after a brief illness. He served the railroad 36 years. His brother in law G R Binger arrived shortly before death. Mrs Allsman sister of Linger was prostrated and needed a nurse. Funeral held Monday in Falls City with interment in Wilber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
B. L. Allsman
Missouri Pacific
G. R. Binger
Wither
Allsman
Linger
Wilber
Plattsmouth Boys Attend Camp Strader and Minis Kuya
Plattsmouth youths attend Camp Strader in Crete and Camp Minis Kuya in Lincoln as part of two-week sessions. At Camp Strader five boys Carter Minor Billy Gayer Ralph Hill Jr Lars Larson and Donald Martin. At Minis Kuya Albert Richards and Bob Webb participate, with Minis Kuya opening June 19. A Court of Honor awards merit badges at camp ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Strader
Crete
Minis Kaya
Cornhusker Council
Lincoln
Strider
Carter Minor
Billy Gayer
Ralph Hill, Jr
Lars Larson
Donald Martin
Minis Kuya
Albert Richards
Bob Webb
Jimmy Mauzy
Cary Marshall
Jilly Robertson
Lars
Richards
Webb
Court of Honor
Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. James Rebal
The Rebal family marks fifty years of marriage with a Sunday reunion at their North 1th Street home. Eight children gathered from Iowa City Great Falls Santa Monica Lincoln Omaha and nearby towns to honor James Rebal and Mary Trilety. A large gold and white cake and a $300 present from the children framed the celebration with photos and motion recordings to preserve the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rebal
Mary Trilety
W. S. Wise
Missouri Pacific
L. C. Stiles
1Th
Fred Rebal
Ed Rebal
Harold and
Shirley
Montebello
California
Raymond Rebal
Donald and
Great Falls
Montana
Santa Monica
Cooky Cooks Club Meeting at Shryock's
Nine members met at Jeanette Shryock's. Roll call, minutes, and reading filled the meeting. Alta Marie Phillips won a prize in a questions contest. Selin Covers won deviled eggs. The group served Kool-aid and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Shryock
Roll
Alta Marie Phillips
Selin
Married by County Judge at Judge Purbury home
Ernest W. Schwartz of Weeping Water and Eva E. Hoback of Nehawka were married Saturday evening at the home of Judge and Mrs A H Purbury. The lines were read by Judge Duxbury with Miss Helen Jane Kopp and Chester Ralph Maddox witnessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Purbury
Ernest W. Schwartz
Weeping Water
Eva EF. Hoback
Nehawka
Judge Duxbury
Helen Jane Kopp
Chester Ralph Maddox
Young Couple Wed at M. E. Church Waverly
Miss Blanche Anderson and John Schlaphoff wed at the Waverly Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony attended by about 125 guests. The bridal party included sisters Gladys and Marian Anderson and Doeretta Schlaphoff, with Myron Oehlerking as ring bearer and Elmer Schlaphof as best man. Reception followed in the church basement with pink and white decorations and a pink and white wedding cake. Relatives from Aurora, Nebraska and Linwis attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Anderson
A. P. Anderson
Waverly
John Schlaphoff
Carl Schlaphoff
Murdock
Methodist Church
Powell
Schwab
Mildred Schlaphoff
Alma Ebmeier
Marian Anderson
Gladys Anderson
Wesley Benson
Aurora
Doeretta Schlaphoff
Virginia
Mary Leigh Benson
Myron Oehlerking
Elmer Schlaphof
Erwin Schlaphoff
Clifford Anderson
Nifty Needle Maids Meet at Lin ders Home
The Nifty Needle Maids gathered at Opal and Lila Linders home for a sewing program led by Miss Baldwin. Asa Marie Bodeker, the recreation leader for the meeting, conducted a short program before refreshments hosted by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
Lila Linder
Miss Baldwin
Asa Marie Bodeker
Birthday Visit for Mrs Nelson Berger at Lincoln Hostess Home
Mrs Nelson Berger of Nehawka and family joined by Mr and Mrs L W Wilkens in Lincoln for a birthday dinner at Mrs Berger's mother's home. Guests included Allegra Wilkens fresh from the Washington DC 4 H club camp trip. Also present were S L Chaplin Clara Finch J M Roberts and J E Anderson. Congressman H C Luckey and wife shared lunch and discussed Congress adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Berger
Nehawka
Berger
Clara M. Finch
Lincoln
J. M. Roberts
Louisville
Kentucky
J. E. Anderson
Portland
Oregon
H. C. Luckey
Washington, D. C
Luckey
Congress
OGANIZE BOYS LEAGUE FOR CASS COUNTY AREA
A baseball league for boys up to fifteen is being organized at the Cass County Recreation Center as part of the summer program. Teams will form in Greenwood, Louisville, Weeping Water and Plattsmouth under the direction of George R. Lushinsky Jr, now at the recreational headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Recreation Center
Greenwood
Louisville
Weeping Water
Plattsmouth
George R. Lushinsky, Jr
Norfolk Packing Company Indebtedness and Name Change Notice
Notice lists Norfolk Packing Company's total debts as of May 31 1938 amounting to 210519.54 and records an amendment of Articles of Incorporation naming Norfolk Packing Company with principal place Plattsmouth Nebraska. It states capital stock 75000 with 50000 issued and outstanding and 25000 unissued, corporate term 50 years from April 24 1912, no limit on indebtedness, board of 3 to 7 directors, and officers. secretary Lester E Thimgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Norfolk Packing Company
Co. R. McKenna
Rk. BE. Comstock
E. H. Bernhardt
Plattsmouth
Lester E. Thimgan
Sheriff Sale Notices in Cass County Nebraska 1938 1945
Public sale notices issued by Cass County Nebraska sheriffs detail two separate auctions. The first, July 1988, lists personal property including a grain elevator, a 1929 Ford Coupe, and several teams and implements. The second, July 1945, describes real estate—the north half of the southwest quarter and the northwest quarter in section 18, township 11 north, range 10 east—ordered by The Equitable Life Assurance Society against William F. Heier Sr. and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Sedgway
Cass County
Nebraska
Farmers Union State Exchange
Rock Island
Newton
IL Co
John Deere
Dan
Pearl
John Krueger
Home State Bank
Louis Ville
Plattsmouth
Notice of Public Auction of Land in Cass County Nebraska
By order of sale issued by the Cass County District Court I will sell at 10:00 a.m. July 18 1928 at the courthouse front door Plattsmouth Nebraska the south half of the northeast quarter section 32 township 10 range 9 east of the 6th principal meridian in Cass County Nebraska The sale is in the action of Thomas W Hawkins administrator de bonis non of Sarah Hawkins deceased against Fred E Manners and Emma A Manners The sheriff W F Wehmiller attorney Sidney Nebraska signs the notice dated June 14 1928
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Second Judicial District of
Nebraska
Cass County
Thomas W. Hawkins
Sarah Hawkins
Fred EB. Manners
Emma A. Manners
Plattsmouth
A. D. Loss. H. Sylvester
Executor seeks mortgage for Edna Conn estate in Cass County Neb
Cassius C. Conn as executor files in Cass County Nebraska a petition to authorize a $34,750 mortgage on 120 acres in townships 12N 9W to pay debts administration costs and loan costs. Hearing set July 23 1935 at 10 a.m. in Cass County District Court. Mutz attorney for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Newark
New Jersey
Cassius C. Conn, Castle, Roper & Matthews
Lincoln
Nebraska
Drs. Thomson and Ferciot
Edna Conn
Cassius C. Conn
District Court
Cass County
North Range
Hast
Cass Equnty
District Court Room
Order of Sale by District Clerk for 1948 Plattsmouth property
The public sale was ordered by Clerk C E B Sedg way on July 18 1948 at 7 PM in Plattsmouth Nebraska to bid cash for the West Half of the Northwest Quarter Section 17 and Northeast Quarter Section 18 Township 11 North Range 14 240 acres more or less in the Sixth Principal Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Sedgway
District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
William F. Heier
Equitable Life Assurance Society
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Red Cross Meeting
Jans Mogensen
Josh
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Baakin
Golden Wedding
Mr. and
Mrs. James Rebal
Cooky Cooks Club
Yankee
Ingersoll
M. E. Church
Llinwis
Walter H. Smith
Plattsmouth State Bank Building
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
J. Howard Davis
Oganize Boys’ League
Crefcot, Fraser, Connolly & Stryker
Omaha National Bank
Sheriff's Sale
State of
County of
Cass
H. Sylvester
State of Nebraska
C. E. Sedgwary
Winfield R. Ross and
W. A. Robertson
Plaintiff
W. F. Wehmiller
Sidney
Sterling F. Mutz
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