Weeping Water Resident Visits Amid Health News
Weeping Water resident Earl W Towle of Lincoln visited with friends here last Wednesday while attending to business matters. Mrs John T Crozier remains in critical condition as doctors strive to restore her health. The Hobson funeral home handled the funeral of Miss Minnie Stoll aged over 75 who lived on the farm where she was born for 75 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl W. Towle
Lincoln
Weeping Water
John T. Crozier
Hobson
Minnie Stoll
Nehawka
New Business for Weeping Water
H. K. Frantz formerly a Bagile banker now plans a Weeping Water store. He will occupy the former S. J. Ambler space after its 26 year use and after Troy L. Davis completes room alterations. Frantz will stock an entirely new merchandise line.
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H. K. Frantz
Bagile
Lincoln
S. J. Ambler
Troy L. Davis
Frantz
John Everett, Avoca Pioneer, Dies at 87
John Everett born August 19 1845 in Virginia and later settled in Avoca died at his home Friday March 17 1933. The body lay in state at Hobson funeral home in Weeping Water and his funeral was held at the Avoca Christian church with burial at Mount Hope cemetery near Union. He leaves wife Rachel Everett.
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John Everett
Virginia
Avoca
Mr. Everett
Hobson
Christian Church
Mount Hope
Union
Rachel Everett
Mary Alice Cartier Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs. Mary Alice Cartier wife of F E Carter of Weeping Water near Avoca died Wednesday morning about four o'clock following an appendicitis operation. Remains were taken to Hobson funeral home in Weeping Water and laid in state.
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Mary Alice Cartier
F. E. Carter
Avoca
Hobson Funeral Home
Funeral Held Thursday at Christian Church of Avoce
Thursday afternoon the funeral was held from the Christian church of Avoce, where she was a devoted member. The service reflected her steadfast faith and long association with the congregation.
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Christian Church of Avoce
Citizens Ticket Nominated for Councilmen Seats
At a caucus held last week the assembly nominated W. L. Hobson and Spencer J. Marshall for councilmen. They would make excellent nominees. The opposing ticket has not yet been placed in the field.
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Citizens
Assembly
W. L. Hobson
Spencer J. Marshall
School Candidates Nominated for Board Election
At a caucus held early this week the long term slate includes O C Hinds H S Meyers Ralph Keckler and Floyd Woolcott. Short term nominees are Howard Brookings and O P Powers.
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Board of Education
O. C. Hinds
H. S. Meyers
Ralph Keckler
Floyd Woolcott
Howard Brookings
O. P. Powers
Pulss Celebrate Twenty Sixth Anniversary At Murray Farm
On March 14 at the Puls farm west of Murray a crowd of about 115 relatives and friends joined Mr. Puls and Miss Anna West to mark their twenty sixth wedding anniversary. The couple wed March 14 1907 and reside on the family farm. Music by Bill and Arthur Johnson of Weeping Water and Fred Kahler accompanied dancing. A luncheon followed the festivities.
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Otto Puls
West of
Murray
Mr. Puls
Anna West
Bill
Arthur Johnson
Weeping Water
Fred Kahler
Mrs. Puls
Farmers Meet With Plattsmouth Industries at Legion Hall
A large gathering of about 325 farmers from Nebraska and Iowa attended a get together at the American Legion building organized by the Chamber of Commerce. The event spotlighted Norfolk Packing Co. and local industries with remarks from L. S. Devoe, William Baird, Luke L. Wiles, and T. H. Pollock. Industry reps showcased products, discussed crop outlooks, and samples of canned goods were served after demonstrations.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Plattsmouth Industries
American Legion
Agricultural and Entertainment Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Norfolk Packing Co
L. S. Devoe
Mynard
Cass County
William Baird
T. H. Pollock
James Kebal
John Bajeck
Phil Hoffman
Home Dairy
Emery Duddy
L. D. Hiatt
Nebraska Basket Factory
George Hetrick
Plattsmouth
Farmers Co-Operative Creamery
George J. Jeager
BREX
A. E. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Stewart
Norfolk
Advance Bills to Cut Salaries of Elective Officers
Nebraska legislature advances two economy bills affecting salaries. State level cuts target governors and officials with Board of Control and Attorney General increases under amendment. District judges retain higher pay, while governor’s present pay noted as 7500 dollars.
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Nebraska
Board of Control
Rope Off The Danger Zone In Earthquake Hit Long Beach
Curiosity seekers forced Long Beach officials to rope off thirty five square blocks in the business district. Auto traffic barred except material trucks while pedestrians allowed. City officials warn of weakened downtown structures after a 1 24 p m quake. Lifesaving guard Jack Cheaney saved children from a live wire but suffered severe burns.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
C.S. Henderson
Henderson
San Pedro
Jack Cheaney
Cheaney
Votes Protection To Railroad Signals
Lincoln Neb March 15 The house passed three bills the Lowry bill to make it a crime to meddle or tamper with railroad signals the reference bill appropriating 325 for damage to James Duncan property by state highway work and the Gillespie bill to have tuition of soldier children paid from the State school fund The house turned down a resolution by Rep Henry Bock seeking a 50 50 division between the state and counties of the gasoline tax.
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Lincoln
Neb
Lowry
James Duncan
Gillespie
Henry Bock
David City
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