Local Happenings Amid Farm and Trade Circles Farther Links
William Ost recovers from the grip while George Lopp drives hogs to town with a neighbor assisting. Harry Knabe ships cattle and hogs to South Omaha for good prices as repairs and farming moves continue in Union Nehawka and Avoca areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lopp
Euguene Nuttyman
William Ost
James M. Palmer
Union
Martin
Nehawka
Morris Pollard
C. D. St. John
W.S. Steele
Leland Hodge
Telephone Company
Wahoo
Harry Knabe
South Omaha
Co. TD
St. John
Ivan Markland
Nehewka
George Tate
Will Ost
Avoca
Afr
George H. Shrader
John T. Porter
Neéenur Mynard
Henry Wessel
Warren Munn
Tonsils Removed for Omaha Child Surgery
Stewart Rouzh visited Omaha last Sunday to see his daughter Birs while her husband Martin Ross remained with her. Physicians say Birs will need tonsil removal before relief. The operation was set for Monday morning and Mr. Ross traveled to be with his wife during the procedure. She is reported to be recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Rouzh
Omaha
Birs
Martin Ross
Mr. Ross
Williams Takes Over Nehawka Dray Line From Waldo
Fred G. Williams new Nehawka drayman arrived from Alliance and assumes the line with confidence. William Waldo will continue to operate the hotel while Williams establishes the business and aims for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Waldo
Hie Dray Line
Nehawka
Drayman
Fred G. Williams
Nehawke
Alliance
Waldo
Mrs Fulton Confined by Neuritis Illness
Mrs. Thomas E. Fulton has been kept to her bed by a painful neuritis attack requiring a nurse for care. Friends hope she will soon recover her usual health and be up and about again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Fulton
Social Dance at Carl Wessell’s Home Pleases Youth
A large group of young people gathered at Carl Wessell’s home last Friday evening for a social dance. They expressed great pleasure with the enjoyable event and looked forward to another pleasant meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wessell
Crossword puzzle chatter and neighbor visits noted
The item mentions a crossword puzzle from the Omaha Bee and a social visit Sunday afternoon as Mr J W Magney and Mrs Polland hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Polland with Mr George Pollard and wife dropping in for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise
J. W. Magney
Henry M. Polland
George Pollard
Fin
Omaha Bee
Polland Family Debate Ends With Unclear Final Word
The account describes George Polland and Henry Pollard wrestling over a problem that remained unresolved until eleven o'clock. The following day the newspaper printed the solution as "Gensans," an herb grown in China and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Polland
George Poland
Henry Pollard
Mr. Maney
Chine
Missouri
Pleasant social dance at Neehawika hosted by Mr and Mrs Switzer
Mr and Mrs Chalmer Switzer entertained a number of friends at their Neehawika home last Friday with a social dance that was enjoyed by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmer Switzer
Neehawika
Nehawka Team to Play in PF Class Basketball Tourney
Nehawka schools PF class team travels to Omaha for the basketball tournament this Friday evening. Regulars include Sterling Hodge Marion Stone Roy Waldo Chester Plybon Clyde Duckworth with substitutes Carl Pearce Hero Dodson and Clifford Meisinger aiming to win the proper kind of basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
Omaha
Sterling Hodge
Marion Stone
Roy “Waldo
Chester Plybon
Clyde Duckworth
Carl Pearce
Hero
Dodson
Clifford Meisinger
Joyful Birth at Kropps Home Brightens Family
A fine baby girl arrives at the home of Mr and Mrs Earnest Kropp. The mother and infant are doing nicely and the father shows signs of improvement as the weather warms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Kropp
Trotters Visit Neban with Son and Relatives
Mr and Mrs Clifford C C Trotter of Havelock were visiting Neban ka last Sunday driving sine ab from their home at Havelock for a four day visit with their son Frank and other relatives and friends enjoyed the day most pleasantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford CC. Trotter
Havelock
Neban
Frank
For Sale of Two Hampshire Bred Sons
A few Twlompshire bred sons are offered at private sale and must be taken soon. Interested parties should contact Harry M. HKnabe in Newahka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twlompshire
Harry M. Hknabe
Nehawka
Plattsmouth Class 6 Meet Pairings Announced
The Plattsmouth basketball team draws Benson high in Class B action at 7 30 Friday in the Bors gym Teehntesl high school as district pairings for the state meet are released by W Brooks secretary of the state athletic association. Winners reach Lincoln for the state tournament with runners up advancing to the vital city meet. Weather and road conditions are noted as favorable for a large local turnout.
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W Brooks
York
State’ Athletic ‘Association
Lincoln
Sas Courty
Washington, Burt, Pougins
Cass
Plattsmouth Hich
Benson High
Bors
Teehntesl High School
Creighton Prep
South High
Central Opposi Tech
Ood
Plattmouth
North Wigh
Farm Machinery For Sale At Maple Grove Farm
Classified note lists items including a side delivery rake for 25 dollars and a one row wheat drill with several others. It states the equipment is at Maple Grove farm, 344 miles west of Murray, with contact telephone 3206 and is signed by Luther Womack. It also advertises Dean's Ointment for eczema with a 60 cent box price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove Farm
Murray
Election of Officers at Platismonuth Lodge No 29
Last evening the Platismonuth Lodge No 29 B P Q E held the annual officer election at the club house with a large attendance. Elected Exalted Ruler L Turpin Leading Knight A H Duxbury Loyal Knight PP T Heineman Lecturing Knight Herley Cecil Secretary N J Hild Treasurer Mile Tritsch Tyler Fred Lyttebotham Trustee B R W Clement The session also initiated a class of five candidates in proper form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platismonuth Lodge No
Wdl
L. Turpin
Mnigsht
A. H. Duxbury
T. Heineman
Herley Cecil
Mile Tritsch
Tyler
Fred Lyttebotham
Trusterc
BR. W. Clement
Fara
Mrs Leopold and Mrs Chase Entertain Saturday
Social event at the Leopold home on Pearl Street featured a luncheon at 1 9 with about thirty six guests then a six o clock dinner. The program included vocal solos by Capwell Altman Wescott and others plus duets by Altman and Wescott as spring colors decorates the setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoli
Pearl Street
H. ©. Leoprold
S $. Chase
Juncheon
Joseph A. Capwell
Mise Josephine Altman
WH. W. Black
Helen
Weeeptt
Misa Altman
Mira Wdsbout
Clifford Cecil
J. A. Capwell
H. W. Black
Josephine Altman
Miss Althman
Miss Wescott
Farm Feed Prices And Loans Mentioned In Neb City Ad
Recleaned starified Sweet Clover eight fifty to nine fifty per unit Alfalfa twelve to fourteen fifty Timothy four dollars Red Clover sixteen to seventeen fifty six Blue Grass eighty three seventy five Sudan Grass eighty four cents Rape fifteen Samples milled Johnson Bros Neb City Piattsmouth Searl S Davis farm loan offer five percent money for farm loans local notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Bros
Neb
Lsw
O Brien Reappointed State Fish Chief in Nebraska
William J. O'Brien, longtime Gretna fisheries superintendent, is reappointed to the state fish chief role after a two year retirement during Governor Bryant's term. His earlier tenure under multiple governors was marked by efficiency economy and support for fish breeding development, sparking pressure from Nebraska sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. O'Brien
Gretna
Beck
Bryant
O'Brien
Bryan
Nebraska
Excitement at Burlington Station Over Baggage Ticket Incident
A passenger girl caused a scene at Burlington station when she produced a ticket from the First National Bank after baggage man Earl Hoenshell had prepared her bag for the eastbound train. The baggage was checked and the train departed with the lady aboard despite the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Earl Hoenshell
Bracken
Tuis
Earl
First National Bank
Ian Wire
Everyone Can Have Part In Legion Auditorium Plans
The finance committee reviews financing for a new Legion community auditorium. They aim to allow broad participation from all social classes. Laborers and farmers offer in kind help with work and teams while funds are sought to cover construction costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Community
Mrs L H Puls Doing Very Nicely After Hospital Stay
Mrs. L. H. Puls of Murray recovering from an operation at Immanuel hospital in Omaha. She is now doing very nicely and early recovery is anticipated by her family. Friends across Cass county share in the positive outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Puls
Murray
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Cuss County
Farm Loans at 6 Percent for Farm Security
John M. Leyda offers farm loans at 6 percent interest with no commission. funds available secured by farm property. Located in the Gund Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Leyda
Gund Building
Hatchery guarantees safe chick arrivals from Elkhorn Valley Hatchery
Baby chick agency offers guaranteed 100 percent safe arrival of live sturdy chicks from Elkhorn Valley Hatchery, one of the state’s largest. Orders filled promptly for any quantity and breed. For prices call 13-J. D. Grothy Brink, Plattysmouth, Neb. 111-tic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn Valley Hatchery
J. Dgrothy Brink
Plattysmouth
Neb
Red Cross Cass County Executive Committee Meeting
The executive committee of Cass County Chapter American Red Cross will meet on March 9 1925 at 1 56 p m in Murdock Nebraska. Dan H V McDonald chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
American Red Cross
Murdock
Nebraska
Small hog lost near Mynard as visitors travel to Omaha
A lost spotted hog weighing about 140 pounds was reported near Mynard. Jamiés Rainey and Mrs J R Kelly were among those visiting Omaha and Council Bluffs today to see friends and relatives. Mrs E H Brady traveled to Omaha for business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Mynard
Platts
Jamiés Rainey
J. R. Kelly Wir
Omaha
Cornell Bluffs
E. H. Brady
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M. G. Kime
Bert Willis
W. Fleischman
Pollack Bridge
Oreapolis
Orville Reyer
Nebraska City
John Behrnes
Otoe County
Mr. Behrnes
Dray
T. E. Fulton
Nehawka, Nebr
Nehawka School
Plattsmouth
Blue and White
Luther Womack
Dean
EIKS
Leslie L. Turpin
Mrs. Leopold
PRS
Chase
Leopold Home
Searl S. Davis
Piattsmouth
Tiew
Hartschy Panlex
Bertsshy
Fplatismouth, Neb
Fact’s
3Rd St
Pearl Telephone
Ms. Soennichsen Company
BIG VA
Dame Fashion
New York
Beau Brummel
Billy” O'Brien
State Fisheries Office
McMuhen
Dan
H. V. McDonald
Bertschy
Yashang Garry Grocery
P. O
C. H. Martin
Santa Clara
Rio
Buick
Chevrolet
Sonn Livingston
Court House
Plattsmouth, Neb
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