Greenwood Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Health
Greenwood residents report numerous visits to Lincoln and nearby towns for business and medical matters. Pearley Clymer traveled by car to Lincoln. Elmer Coleman and the Coleman children visited B A Landon. Lloyd Grady family went to Lincoln for business. Mrs G W Holt remains ill requiring nursing care. Fred Etheredge and wife recovering from flu. May 1 birthday for Mrs W H Leesley and granddaughter Margaret Lover. Local officials discuss road work and weather effects on dirt roads. rain hoped for proper road maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Coleman
Ashland
B. A. Landon
Catherine Coleman
Lloyd Grady
Baby
Lincoln
G. W. Holt
P. A. Sanborn
Omca
W. S. Karns
Plattsmouth
Joe Lanning
Union
Greenwood
York
Banning
W. L. Wiin
Hisse
Nebraska
Hilles
Fred Etheredge
Charles Daltren
Hope
Charles Watson
Kerwin
Lona
W. H. Leesley
Margaret Leaver
Margaret
Fred W. Etheredee
Omaha
Frank Bingham
Jack
Jure Alton
Walker
Ryner
Alpha Peterson
Marie Kaufmann
Peterson
John E. Strzdley
Churches in Greenwood to Observe Mother's Day
Methodist and Christian churches in Greenwood plan special services to honor mothers next Sunday. Attendees are urged to attend to pay tribute to the best friend that man ever had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Methodist
Christian
Mothers of the Land
Mrs Elmer Coleman Dies After Illness
Mrs Elmer Coleman 27 formerly Miss Elwood died after an operation at a hospital on Friday April 27. Daughter of John and Mrs Elwood she married Elmer E Coleman and they had three children ages 14 12 and 3. Funeral at Ashland mobile home and burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Colemen
Coleman
Miss Elwood
John Elwood
Elmer E. Coleman
Ste
Jean
Sven
Inst Emadly
Ashland
Burial Yeas
Greenwood Cemetery
Baccalaureate Sermon Planned for Sunday May 13
The report notes special morning services at both total churches for Trother's day and an evening baccalaureate sermon at the Christian church. It outlines expectations of a formal address honoring mothers and a sermon delivery to conclude the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Total
Avii
Christian Church
Highest Market Price Paid for Grain in Murray Nebraska
Farmers Elevator Co. in Murray Nebraska advertises seed corn at 75 cents per bushel and invites farmers to sell before other buyers. Robert D. Weston handles inquiries by phone, offering farm market services and grain price information.
Class Night Services At Local Church
A church announces a class night service for the 1934 graduating class with space for members and immediate relatives. Rev. Bruce Gideon leads the program assisted by Rev. Goings and music by a double mixed quartette. The church will feature class colors in decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Gideon
Gideon
Goings
Bible School Contest Draws Growing Participation at Greenwood Church
The Greenwood Christian Church reports strong progress in its Bible school contest now in week three. Attendance rose 12 percent and offerings increased 40 percent, with growing interest and expectations of further gains as the contest continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Christian Church
Fire destroys Grady chicken houses and 375 chicks
Last Friday a fire at Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Grady’s home destroyed the chicken house and the breeder house, killing about 375 young chickens. Mr. Grady found his wife and baby asleep inside the house and rescued them, while the origin appeared to be the chicken house. They ordered a new heater for another attempt at the poultry business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioyd Grady
Grady
Brodher House
Brodder
Mr. Grady
Steve
Jir
Mrs. Grady
Large Greenwood lodge district meet draws 200 attendees
More than two hundred lodge members and representatives attended the Greenwood district meeting at Havelock last Monday. Shuman presided over the business session with a program including an American theme, banquets, music, and initiatory degree work at the Masonic hall. Grand Masters Shubert and Jeffreys installed district officers. Greenwood members Bucknell Johnston and Peters were elected to district posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood LO
Havrelork
Wis
Shuman
Americsa
Se W Price
Mevelock Jodee
Mare
Weltte
Fierd Tihsoum
Nomtha Icdre
Srand
Euppir
Hampton Imize
C. MM. Amtaap
Cantrellode
Lincoln
Atise Wezel
Havelock Ridie
W. W. Jeffreys
E. & Davis
Greenwood
George E. Bucknell
H. A. Johnston
Lea Peters
Capistel Lodge
Nemaha
Kennett
Ashland
Havelock
University Place
Reca
May commencement events planned at Plattsmouth High
Plans for Plattsmouth High School commence season include the Senior play The House Beautiful tonight, the May 12 Junior Senior Banquet at the American Legion building, and awards convocation May 15. Baccalaureate May 20 at Presbyterian church. finals May 21 22 and commencement May 24 with Principal Ralph G. Brooks speaker. May 25 senior convocation and farewell picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Starrett
Frederick Fricke
Plattsmouth High School
Presbyterian Church
W. J. H. Potter
Episcopal Church
Plattsmouth
Ralph G. Brooks
Hartington
Attend Anniversary of Elmwood Chapter Event
The East ern Star of Elmwood marked the thirtieth anniversary of its chapter with Canopy lodge A F and A M members and their ladies. A banquet was served by the Indies and Elmwood ladies provided entertainment. Notables included County Treasurer and Mrs. John E. Turner and others from Elmwood and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
Canopy Lodge
A. Fr
A. M
John E. Turner
J. A. Capwell
Ery
J. M. Neeley
E. QO. Miller
Lincoln
Visit Iris Farm Tour for Portsmouth Garden Club Members
The E. Sass Iris farm near Omaha invites Portsmouth Garden Club members to visit on Sunday May 20. A caravan will depart at 1 PM from the KR Gurase meeting point for the Iris Farm famed for its widely recognized iris varieties and beauty. Those without transport should notify the committee. those with cars are urged to offer rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Sass
Omaha
Military Road
Plertsmouth
Plattsmouth Wins Tri County Meet at Ashland
Plattsmouth high school won the Tri County track meet held in Ashland scoring 405.6 points to Valley 342.9 and Waterloo 289.5 with Ashland and Papillion also competing. Hendrix won the mile for Plattsmouth, Cotter took the 440, Moore won the 100, and Cotner the 120 high hurdles as Plattsmouth dominated multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth High -Hoor
Ashland
Valley
Waterloo
Papillion
Elmwood
Weeping Water
Alvo
Hendrix
Plattsmouth
Auffrechi
McNally
Borman
Cotter
Bordorf
Cenningham
Jackson
Moore
Sharp
Bargar
Rueter
Cotner
Stenglein
Carper
Walden
Auffrecht
Hirt
Manley
Pflit
Smith
Headly
Sutton
Hiner
Plattemouth
Pflug
Coy
Taylor
Altvo
Mason
Puiug
Hirz
Vahey
Cock. Alvo
McNailly
Weening Water
Mother’s Day Stamps Issued by Postal Service
Thurs Daily Post notes post office stamps issued for Mother’s Day to honor the national event. Prepared to add a special touch to Mother’s Day remembrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Holmes
Post Office Department
Manley News Items Highlight Local Goings On
Laurel Hill beat Manley 19 to 4 in a ball game against the Hitbors. A Steinkamp felt ill. Andy Sthkefert and Harold Krecklow went to Onaria for business. Grover Rhoden and wife shopped in Weeping Water. Mrs. William Cacy had dental work in Lincoln. Anna Earhardt visited from Omaha with her mother. Mrs. John Hebel visited relatives near Manley. Anna Murphy returned to Omaha to resume work. Walter O'Brien plans an outdoor storage tank and cave. Rev. Father Harte visited David City to meet Rev. Father Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Hill
Manley
Bors
A. Steinkamp
Andy Sthkefert
Harold Krecklow
Onaria
Grover Rhoden
Weeping Water
William Cacy
Lincoln
Anna Earhardt
Omaha
John Hebel
Herman Gansemer
Joseph Macena
Anna Murphy
Walter O'Brien
Father Patrick Harte
Manley Church
David City
Father Murphy
Health Decline Noted Over Time
The report mentions a persistent decline in health that had persisted for some time. No further specifics are provided about the condition or the individual involved.
No Rain in Sight Prompts Weather Debate
Local forecast discussion stirs dispute as Harms predicts no rain for five weeks while public chatter doubts Teddy’s weather outlook. Residents weigh the conflicting predictions amid unsettled skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Decorating Krecklew and Harms Brighten Store Room
Krecklew and Pete Harms have transformed Theo Herms store room with new interior paint on walls and ceiling. The bright colors improve appearance and are said to adds value and appeal, making the investment worthwhile in several ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Krecklew
Pete Harms
Theo Herms
Mrs Walter Mockenhaupt Undergoing Treatment in Kansas City
Mrs Walter Mockenhaupt, in frail health for some time, is receiving treatment in Kansas City and will stay about three weeks. During her absence her daughter Anna Marie will reside with her Uncle and Aunt Mr and Mrs John Cc Rauth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mockenhaupt
Kansas City
Anna Marie
John Cc. Rauth
Rauth Files for County Commissioner on Democratic Ticket
Friends urge Herman Rauth to run and he filed his name for county commissioner in Plattemouth last Tuesday with his wife assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Rauth
Plattemouth
Fire destroys Carper place house and 300 chickens
Fire consumed a broad house and about 300 chickens on the Carper place occupied by Joe Deitl Jr and wife. The Deitl family did not know of the blaze until a passer-by alerted them, and by then the building and contents were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Diet], Jr
Deitl
Shopping bargains headline in Journal ads
The Journal promotes shopping bargains as equal to big city store headliners, urging readers to compare offers and seek value in local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
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Pearley Clymer
Mnkely
Ice
Wescott
IRIS
Mrs. Hartford
DEVOE
J. E. Wiles
Thomas Walling Company
Phope
Plattarnouth
Bankors
Philip Giaicdl
Platters
BAYER
of Bayer
C. E. Mockenhaupt
Miss Sue
Sachs
Mockenhaupt
Uotac
Woodard
Dianes
Bates Book & Stationery Store
Plattsmouth, Neb
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