Birth of a daughter reported in Weeping Water
Grandpa James Terryberry records the birth of a daughter at his son Dan's farm four miles south of the home place on Saturday March 13 1920. The item also notes local visits school hiring changes and new shop ownership in Weeping Water with Crozier Bros now Johnson Bros General Merchandise run by Mogens and Andrew Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Terryberry
Dan
Reister
Rose Scheel
Plattsmouth
Rose
Alpha Peterson
College Hill
Dora Meisinger
F. H. Nichols
Florence Gauer
John Gauer
Plainview
Philip Schafer
Cass County
Schafers
William Wiles
Murray
Wiles
C. M. Lau
H. N. Taylor
Taylor
Edward Gess
McIntyre
Mary Gaebel
Katherine Gakemeier
California
J. D. Ferguson
Long Beach
Gakemeier
George Berger
Orange
Leonard Bertrand
Johnson Bros. General Merchandise
Mogens
Hans Johnson
Andrew
Boone & Davis
Chappel
Weeping Water
Crozier Bros
Bond Demanded On Prominent Farmer In Sidney Auto Theft Case
Chief State Agent Gus Hyers demanded a 3500 dollar bond from a prominent farmer south of Sidney after a stolen automobile was traced to him. State Agent Joe Wilson joined the sweep that recovered three stolen cars with Sheriff McDaniel and Sidney police. The case may involve other stolen vehicles. The bond was posted by a wealthy neighbor. County Attorney Radcliffe will prosecute the case. W P Miles represents the defendant. The Overland garage proprietor in Sidney was fined 100 dollars plus costs for failing to register cars in transit. Hyers praised Sidney for strong auto law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Hyers
Sidney
State Department of Law Enforcement
Joe Wilson
Goeman
Radcliffe
W. P. Miles
Overland
Mr. Hyers
Local Notices and Business Transfers Stir Weeping Water
Lloyd Philpot and Humphrey Murphy returned from Detroit with two Dodge Brothers cars and found the roads mostly good. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo Sheldon of Nehawka. Claude Canaday, a State Farm graduate, has rented a farm and is moving out of the CC store with bachelor furniture. Crozier Bros. sold their Main street stock to Johnson brothers, a sudden business change surprising local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Philpot
Humphrey Murphy
Detroit
Dodge Bros
Republican
Geo. Sheldon
Nehawka
Sheldon
Florence Todd
Weeping Water
Claude Canaday
State Farm School
Ray Wiles
CC. H. Gibson
Claude
Main Street
Crozier Bros
Johnson Brothers
Andrew and
Mogens
Tanlac credited with curing indigestion and rheumatic pain
Mrs. Hattie Campbell of Omaha credits Tanlac with restoring her appetite, easing gas and indigestion, regaining weight, and alleviating rheumatic pain in her hands after four years of suffering. She says headaches and dizziness disappeared and she feels much improved. Tanlac is sold by G. Fricke and Company in Plattsmouth and by local druggists elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Plattsmouth
G. Fricke and Company
Community notes on local residents and school activities
Mrs. Ed Betts recovers on crutches after a brief foot injury. Mrs. Kate Oberle underwent a recent foot operation in Lincoln, with a long cast. Infant Ruth Elenor Umland died at nine days old. community expresses sympathy. Col Phil Hall Jr of Greenwood promotes a local American Legion post and may establish one here. Agriculture class reports seed corn tested up to 98 percent, with others lower. A school eye ear teeth nose and throat screening shows high defect rates, including about 40 percent with defective teeth and 20 percent with eye trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Oberle
Lincoln
Ruth Elenor Umland
Wiliam A. Umland
Phil Hall, Jr
First National Bank of
Greenwood
Nebraska National Guard
American Legion
Eagle
Orthy
Spence
Community Picture Show at Murray Hall
Murray hosts another free Community Picture Show this Saturday at eight o clock. The event celebrates local growth and communal spirit with no admission charge and invites everyone to attend and enjoy themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Murray Hall
Local notes span towns and politics in Elmwood area
Elmwood neighbors George Penterman Emil Rosenow and Herman Fleischman visit Col orado near Burlington to inspect land. Wm Sack of Eagle arrives after weeks away, still on crutches post operation. Mr and Mrs Frank Gustin return from California after winter, jokes about cold snap. Missouri Pacific derailment causes minor delay before freight back on track. Elmwood caucus at city hall nominates candidates for city board with L A Tyson secretary. nominees listed for two year and one year terms.
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George Penterman
Emil Rosenow
Herman Fleischman
Colorado
Burlington
Wm. Sack
Eagle
Frank Gustin
California
Frank
Missouri Pacific Flight
L. A. Tyson
Harry Tolhurst
W. N. McLennon
Elmer Boyles
C. S Aldrich
F. J. Fitch
Taft to Speak in Omaha on April 3
William Howard Taft will arrive in Omaha from York Nebraska to speak under the Concord club and the Northwestern War Trials. Governor McKelgie and Mayor Smith have been invited to join the reception committee and Lt. Col. Wuest Fort Omaha commandant will provide a military escort for the occasion. Taft will discuss Americanism and Bolshevism in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
William Howard Taft
York, Neb
Concord Club
McKelgie
Smith
Wuest
Fort Omaha
Taft
Local visitors travel and family visits noted
Henry R. Gering arrived this afternoon from the metropolis to visit relatives over Sunday. Mrs. R. B. Hayes and her daughter Jeanne left this afternoon for Omaha and will proceed to Lincoln for an over Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Gering
Metropolis
R. B. Hayes
Jeanne
Omaha
Lincoln
Nehawka Community Notes Record Local Births and Marriages
Nehawka residents report the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Will Rice of Wayne on March 10. Edith Duckworth marries John A. Leonard in Nebraska City with ceremony by Judge Bischof, then returns to Nehawka. Mrs. R. C. Bailey dies in Omaha after gall bladder operation. funeral in Graceland cemetery. Commercial club discusses village incorporation and boundary planning with little opposition and pending annexation decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. W. Shrader
Omaha
Af. J.moore and Son
Pawnee City
Will Rice
Wayne
Nebraska
Edith Duckworth
John A. Leonard
Nehawka
Commercial Club
Social Workers Meet for March Social Hour and Luncheon
On March 17 1920 the Social Workers club gathered at Mr and Mrs M G Stava south of the city with thirteen members and visitors. After a short business session they enjoyed conversation and music followed by a bounteous luncheon served by the hostess as evening approached and members departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Workers’ Club
M. G. Stava
New Blacksmith Shop Opens in Plattsmouth Corner
A move to Plattsmouth brings a new blacksmith shop in the Dawson building at Sixth and Pearl streets. The owner invites Cass County residents to patronize and guarantees complete satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Cass County
Sixth and
Pearl Streets
Dawson Building
Man's Work Shoe Lost Near Shining Parlor
A heavy work shoe lost by a man was found wrapped in newspaper after repairs. The finder is asked to leave the shoe at the Shining Parlor.
Bargains on Homes Offered by F M Welshimer
A local ad offers seven homes for sale with diverse layouts including one three room unit, three four room units, two eight room residences, and one sixteen room property all close in. Offered for a few days with liberal terms, contact F M Welshimer at phone 575 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M
Welshimer
D&Éw
Dennison Stickers and Cards Featured at Journal Office
Popular Dennison sticker line highlighted at the Journal office with displays of assorted cards and related stationery items for visitors and collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. E. Wescott
Louisville Courier
James Ingrim
Broken Bow
E. Spence
C. W. Spence
Havelock
F. G. Fricke & Co
State Journal
Frank Schmarder
Stanton County
Cal Woods
Coates Hall
Price Brothers
Geo. Reichart
Louisville
Carl Graves
Fickler
Lieve
Platts
Weeping Water Republican
Hattie Campbell
Grace St
Omaha, Nebi
Ed Betts
Community Picture Show
Elmwood
Echo
Ford
W.w.wasley
Mynard
W. T. Richardson
Nebr
B.K. F
Ford Cars
Studebaker Cars
Maxwell Cars and Trucks
woLe
Postoffice
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