Manley Social News Highlights Local Visits
Royal Neighbors of America members hosted by Mrs A R Dowler last Wednesday. Albert Persinger and wife from Omaha spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Murpher. Walter Mockenhaupt and Joseph Huse hosted guests near Glenwood Iowa for a fine visit. Rudolph Bergman and Eli Keckler traveled to Omaha for business via Bergman’s auto. E C Giles of Plattsmouth visited Manley for business matters. Joseph Walpert and two sisters visited Elmwood from Manley. Mrs J H Livingston recovering from tumor surgery shows improvement. William J Ray handled Lincoln business by car. Mrs C M Andrus, wintering near Los Angeles, returned home praising the winter. Frank H Stander visited Manley for business. August Pautsch and Ernest Pautsch of Louisville visited Manley for business and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Rauth
Rena Christenson
Royal Neighbors of America
A. R. Dowler
Albert Persinger
Omaha
Charles Murpher
Walter Mockenhaupt
Joseph Huse
Glenwood
Iowa
Rudolph Bergman
Eli Keckler
Mr. Bergman
E. C. Giles
Plattsmouth
Manley
Joseph Walpert
Elmwood
J. H. Livingston
William J. Ray
Lincoln
C. M. Andrus
Los Angeles
Frank H. Stander
August Pautsch
Ernest Pautsch
Louisville
Bank Reopens Wednesday At Manley State Bank
The Manley State Bank, regarded as a leading country bank serving the community, reopened for business last Wednesday and pledges continued effort to serve all customers and protect their interests.
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Manley State Bank
Social Workers Flower Club Meets For St Patrick Day
The Social Workers Flower club gathered at Mrs. Mike Kaffenberger home with Mrs. Walter Martin assisting. Members planned a get acquainted day for new residents and enjoyed piano duets by Kaffenberger and Velma Fulton. A reading by Mrs. Ray Wiles titled Song of the Lazy Farmer was shared. Four visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Workers Flower Club
Mike Kaffenberger
Walter Martin
Kaffenberger
Velma Fulton
Ray Wiles
John Kaufman
James Lepert
Henry Horn
Helen
Mary Heinrich
Lena
For Sale Young Horses Head of Broke M20 2tw
Otto Schafer of Nehawka Nebraska offers for sale a head of young broke horses. Listing notes ownership and location in Nehawka with a concise farm auction style line. The brief item presents a simple classified notice for horse sale.
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Eix
Otto Schafer
Nehawka
Neh
Journal Seeks News Items by Phone
The Journal asks readers to phone in news items and extends thanks for tips.
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the Journal
Christ Furniture Co. Ads Offers Complete Kitchen Set Sale
A sale listing from Christ Furniture Co. details an enamel range kitchen set with reservoir stove and dining room furniture. Prices span $2.50 to $70 with multiple items including a piano, Simmons beds, a large heater, oil stoves, and a green ivory kitchen ensemble offered as a bundle or piece by piece at 386 E Main Piattstown.
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Simmons
Christ Furniture Co
E. Main
Piattsmouth
Obituary of R. A. Young Pioneer of Nebraska Passes
Robert A. Young born 1848 in Virginia moved to Nebraska at 19 and helped settle Plattsmouth. He married Ida Shryder in 1879, lived 54 years together, and left two children Ernest and Janette, eight grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral at Weeping Water Methodist Church featured Rev. Pangburn and pallbearers Ben Woel Perr Young John Young R. A. Noel Neal Munkres Arthur Troop. interment Oakwood cemetery.
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Robert A. Young
Virginia
Great Northwest
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Old Cags County
Ida Shryder
Grim Reaper
Madge Noel
Harry
Mr. Young
Prairie
Ernest
Guernsey
Wyo
Janette Munkres
Casper
Causby Edwards
Alva Okla
C. R. Troop
Nebr
Lewis Youngs
E. S. Pangburn
Funeral of Mrs Long Held at Sattler Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs A N Longe were conducted by Rev H G McClusky at the Sattler funeral home with old friends attending. Music included Going Down the Valley One by One and Jesus Lover of My Soul. The burial followed at Gretna Cemetery where Rev McClusky led the grave service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N.longe
Sattler Funeral Home
Hal Garnett
Frank A. Cloidt
Jesus
Gretna
Rev. McClusky
Returns From The East
Attorney C E Tefft of Weeping Water visited the city briefly while attending to litigation at the courthouse. He and Mrs Tefft had traveled east to Washington for administration change preparations and then to Nutley New Jersey to see son Ralph at U S Rubber Corp labs. They also visited Chicago where eldest son Sheldon Tefft teaches law at the University of Chicago after a stint at the University of Nebraska.
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C. E. Tefft
Court House
Tefft
Mrs. Tefft
Washington
Capitol City
Nutley
New Jersey
Ralph
U. S. Rubber Corporation
Chicago
Sheldon Tefft
University of Chicago
College of Law
Oxford
University of Nebraska
Birthday Party Honors Miss Mary Ellen Byers
Last evening at the home of Mrs. Lula Van Laningham a group of young friends celebrated the 18th birthday of Miss Mary Ellen Byers. The party featured dancing and cards with refreshments served by Mrs. Walter Byers and Mrs. Van Laningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula van Laningham
Marry Ellen Byers
Walter Byers
van Leningham
Marseilla Ramel
Leona
Amelia Kief
Bernice Smith
Alma
Helen Means
Helen Paden
Belle
Farmers Guests of Local Industry and Civic Body
Invitations sent to farmers of Cass and Sarpy counties and Mills county Iowa to a March 22 social meeting in the American Legion building. Norfolk Packing Co will demonstrate and seek larger cabbage vegetable output for canning, with luncheon for visitors after the program.
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Cass
Sarpy
Mills County
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Norfolk Packing Co
Colored man creates stir in Burlington streets
Saturday incident began when a deranged man with a shoe shining kit roamed from Burlington station. Police, including Chief Libershal and Officer Pickrel, recovered him near the county jail after he claimed to be a discharged French Army fighter. He was fed and kept overnight before being sent eastward.
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Burlington
Libershal
David Pickrel
Court House
France
Sylvester
Returning to Nebraska George L Berger plans Elmwood home
George L Berger a Cass county pioneer who recently lived in California has returned to Nebraska to live again among old friends. He arrived Sunday in Elmwood with his wife’s body and was laid to rest in the Elmwood cemetery. Berger plans to move to Orange California soon to arrange business affairs and will return to Nebraska to reside in Elmwood with familiar surroundings and friends.
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George L. Berger
Cass County
California
Nebraska
Berger
Elmwood
Louisville
Orange
Thomas Family Escapes Injury After Long Beach Quake
Friends report Walter L Thomas and family escaped injury from the Long Beach earthquake though they lost property. A neighboring Masonic Temple wall is unstable and authorities ordered the family from their home, they are sleeping in their autos while inspectors assess damage to the garage and main section.
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Walter L. Thomas
Long Beach
Thomas
Masonic Temple
Long Peach
Sectica Supplies Featured at Gates Store
Sectica Supplies advertised at Gates Store claim high quality and low prices drawing shoppers to the location.
Busses Replace Electric Rails in Kansas Cities
Kansas cities phase out street car systems as bus lines expand. Topeka experiments with trackless street cars using overhead power. Hutchinson and Pittsburg remove last electric tracks. Bygone interurban routes fade, with only Kansas City and a few others retaining limited service.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Lawrence
Wichita
Topeka Railway Company
Manhattan
Joplin
Frontenac
Atchison
Salina
Emporia
Leavenworth
Winfield
Merriam
Shawnee
Kas
Kansas City Street Railway Company
Quake Relief Efforts Under Way Across Southern California
Eighty thousand victims are fed in Long Beach and surrounding cities while Compton Artesia and other towns receive mass relief. Red Cross directs shelter, registration, and rehabilitation as officials plan earthquake proof building standards and review school construction quality.
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Long Beach
Calif
Compton
Artesia
Civic
California
J. E. Brasted
Lone Beach
Friday Kiight
American Red Cross
Bixby Park
Huntington Park
Bellflower
Pacific Coast
Red Cross
Orange County
Los Angeles
C. W. Huntington
Mrs Alvina Roessler Returns Home for Summer
Mrs. Alvina Roessler returns home after wintering with her son Karl and family in Chicago and with her daughter in McCook. She enjoyed the visit with relatives and will open the home here for the summer season.
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Alvina Roessler
Karl
Chicago
McCook
Social Circle Clubs Cheese Making Meeting
The Social Circle club held an all day meeting at Mrs Ezra Albin's home with Mrs Ben Albin as assistant hostess. After a brief business session project leaders led a cheese making lesson. Attendance was light with several visitors. The next meeting is March 28 at Mrs Albert Young's home with Mrs Metta Hanni as assistant hostess.
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Ezra Albin
Ben Albin
Albert Young
Metta Hanni
Ruth Salary Drama Holds Its Narrow Interest
The annual tale of Babe Ruth’s pay recedes from peak drama yet retains some suspense. The tale still draws interest but lacks the prior edge of uncertainty.
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Babe Ruth
Custodian Lute Savage Visits Grand Island Lodge
Lute M. Savage grand custodian of the Nebraska grand lodge of the Masons inspected the local lodge on Friday. Nine officers were approved as proficient and a dinner at the Brown cafe followed with Mr Savage and James M Robertson past grand commander of the Knights Templar.
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Lute M. Savage
Grand Island
Grand
Nebraska
Mr. Savage
James M. Robertson
The
Knights Templar
Brown Cafe
Pig Born With Two Pairs Of Ears At Local Farm
A young pig at H. L. Gayer's farm south of town has two pairs of ears with a perfect second pair inside the larger ear. The unusual animal has drawn much attention from visitors to the Gayer home.
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H. L. Gayer
Gayer Farm
Mrs. Mildred Balser Cecil In Critical Condition
Mrs. Mildred Balser Cecil, formerly of this city, now in St. Paul Nebraska, is in critical condition at a Grand Island hospital after a sudden appendicitis attack. The appendix ruptured upon arrival, shocking her many friends.
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St. Paul
Nebraska
Grand Island
Cecil
Mildred Balser
Omaha Banks Reopen Add Over Five Million In Deposits
Omaha banks report a net gain of more than 5 million dollars in deposits since reopening on Tuesday. Bankers note a heavy rise in deposits on Wednesday and that business is returning to normal as unfinished items clear. Clerks work extended hours to finish the backlog.
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Omaha
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R. A. Young
American Legion Building
Kansas Cities
Hutchison, Pittsburg
United
Fetzer
Toggery
Fetzer Shoe Company
Enna Jellick
Fetzer Shoe Co. and
Ladies Toggery
Grand Lodge of the Masons
Con
Hugh Cecil
Bixbie’s Bowl
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