Burkle Home Hosts Weekend Guests For District Reunion
Friday gatherings at Mr. and Mrs. Val Burkle include Mrs. S. M. Chapman of Oak Park Illinois visiting old friends and attending the Presbyterian church diamond jubilee. Also present are Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Curtis of Sedalia Missouri with Mrs. Curtis, sister to Mrs. Burkle. The Curtis family formerly lived here. Mr. Curtis is a railroad engineer now running on the M. E. & T. line from Sedalia to Parsons Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Burkle
S. M. Chapman
Oak Park
Ilinois
Presbyterian Church
C. P. Curtis
Sedalia
Missouri
Burkle
Curtis
Manley News Items Mixed Local Visits and Events
Harold Krecklow works as a carpenter in Omaha after starting about two weeks ago. Local residents and guests visit in Manley, including Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Hawes, Miss Christensen at the Andersons, and trips to Omaha for shopping and family time. Uncle Adolph Steinkamp improves after illness. Horse owner John Stander reports a severe wound to a horse leading to blood poisoning and death. Reforestation service recruitment and Cass County allotment of 36 draw community attendance with several visiting families and guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Krecklow
Omaha
A. B. Hill
Manley
Harry Hawes
Rena Christensen
Chris Anderson
Henry Osborn
Gust Stander
Elmwood
John A. Stander
Andrew V. Stander
Adolph Steinkamp
John Mockenhaupt
Sue
Mamie Me
Henry Osborne
Chicago
Mr. Osborn
Windy City
J. C. Rauth
Anna
Walter Mockenhaupt
Mary A. Murphey
Rudy Bergman
Plattsmouth
Joe Habel
Cass County
Peter Robertson Dies. Funeral Held at Riverdale
Peter Robertson, longtime Riverdale resident and former Weeping Water man, died last Friday. Funeral services were Sunday with interment in Riverdale Cemetery. Attending were relatives from Manley and Weeping Water, including Frank and Oscar Domingo, Mr. and Mrs. D Ray Smith, Peter Anderson, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Plymale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Robertson
Riverdale
Weeping Water
Manley
Frank
Oscar Domingo
D. Ray Smith
Peter Anderson
Jack Plymale
Journey to Kentucky Derby and Century of Progress Trip
John C. Ratth drove to York to bring Mrs. Rauth home from the Rauths with the baby arriving recently. They then went to Omaha with Miss Anna Rauth bound for Iowa Falls to visit her aunt Mrs. Harry Clark. The trio plans a Kentucky Derby visit, Chicago for the Century of Progress opening June 1, and return to Iowa Falls mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Ratth
York
Lexington
Chicago
Iowa Falls
Miss Anna
Mrs Carpen Hosts Altar Society Meeting at St Patrick’s
Mrs John F Carpen entertained the Altar society members of St Patrick's church last Friday. Attending were Mrs Edward Murphey a sister and her daughter Miss Josephine of Lincoln who enjoyed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Carpen
Altar Society
St. Patrick’s Church
Edward Murphey
Josephine
Lincoln
Entertained Relatives and Friends at Manley Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Stohlman entertained relatives and friends last Sunday at their home near Manley and had as their guests several neighbors and well wishers in a warm social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Fred Stohlman
Manley
Trailers for sale in Manley Nebraska
August Krecklow of Manley Nebraska offers three four wheel trailers and one two wheel trailer for sale at a fair price. Buyers invited to inspect the offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krecklow
Manley
Nebr
Lsw
Prestige of the Bench
A reflective poem about a battered bench under a spreading tree at a home on a hill. The speaker recalls past aims and hopes, imagines future paths, and finds renewed contentment and kindness in the sunlight and shade. The piece ends with a blessing for the bench that inspired change.
Notice of Administration in Cass County Nebraska
In the County Court of Cass County Nebraska a petition seeks administration of the estate of James Janca deceased who is said to have died testate. The hearing is set for June 2 1933 at ten o'clock am. If not appeared the court may grant administration to Rose Janca or another suitable person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
James Janca
Rose Janca
Sheriff Sale of Extensive Cass County Property
Executed by Cass County Nebraska court for Plattsmouth State Bank. On June 10 1923 at 10 a m at the south front door of the courthouse Plattsmouth the real estate including multiple fractional lots in sections 23 and 24 township 12 range 13 East of the 6th P M will be sold for cash to satisfy a judgment against B F Wiles. Mansion and liens remain on record. May 8 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sedgway
Cass County
Nebraska
Court House
Plattsmouth
Said
B. F. Wiles
Plattsmouth State Bank
May Sth
Road Work and Expenses Reported for Cass County
The Taxpayers League summarizes Cass County Nebraska road fund balances for Jan 1 1932 and detailed 1932 expenditures totaling 117 443 23. It calls for economy in patrol and drag work and questions high repair and fuel costs noting comparisons with nearby counties and urging bid-based contracting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxpayers League
Cass County
Plattsmouth
League
Nebraska
Commissioners Road
Farley
Nance County
Buffalo Couunty
Madison County
Owen Young Resigns From RCA and Radio Role
Owen D Young resigns as director and chairman of the executive committee of the Radio Corporation of America and as director of RCA subsidiary companies effective immediately. He cites the Delaware federal court decree requiring his resignation from RCA or General Electric by May 5 1933. The RCA board re elected Harbord as chairman and Sarnoff as president, with Young remaining at General Electric as director and chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Owen D. Young
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
Young
Delaware
General Electric Company
Radio Corporation
RCA Board of Directors
James G. Harbord
David Sarnoff
General Electric
Tuesay
Sarnoff
County expenses urged for 1935 tax cuts
A county report analyzes high 1932 1935 costs and urges the commissioners to reduce expenses and the year's taxes by trimming items such as bridge fund merchandise materials sand and gravel culverts and repairs citing specific figures and potential savings.
Trouble on the Trail as Dry Cleaners Face Emergencies
Glenwood's Wm Lugsch, a managing dry cleaner, tends his business locally while his brother Fred of Plattsmouth undergoes appendicitis surgery in Omaha. A Lugsch truck was forced off a 20-foot embankment near Sidney, injuring the driver who was taken home to Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lugsch
Glenwood
Fred
Plattsmouth
Omaha
William
Lugsch
Sidney
Underwood
Opinion-Tribune
Cass County landowner held incompetent
The Nebraska Supreme Court affirmed a Lancaster district court ruling naming a guardian for Charles P. Hall, an 83 year old Cass county farmer with hundreds of acres and substantial securities. The court found Hall lacks mental capacity to manage his finances and is dependent on others, citing guardian Fowler’s investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster District Court
Charles P. Hall
Cass County
Supreme Court
Hall
Elmwood
Hitchcock County
Estella Fowler
John Fowler
Fowler
Cass County Coyotes Bring Bounty Payments Tally High
The Cass county office reports a strong coyote crop with bounties paid at two dollars per head. Farmers who routed pests and submitted scrips include James Todd Murray Gordon Stratton Spangler Joe Zoz Fred Bauer Vogler Albert Hennings Rikli Heebner Swoboda Kupke Wade Olson Lattsmouth Lindsay Galloway Plattsmouth and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
George R. Sayles
Loren Todd
Murray
G. W. Stratton
Weeping Water
C. D. Spangler
Joe A. Zoz
The Brighter Side Turns From Dark to Light
A poem narrates a dawn from dismal gloom to hopeful brightness. It contrasts beclouded paths with a rising beacon of sunshine and urges faith to avert threatened gloom. The verse emphasizes persistence, hope, and renewed trust guiding dreams toward realization.
Benson Players Present Old New Hampshire Home
The Benson Players under the ladies aid of the Christian church presented Old New Hampshire Home at the public library auditorium. The comedy drama from New England drew praise for a clever entertaining performance and well chosen cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson Players
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Public Library
New Hampshire
New England
Forestation limited to state work agreed in Nebraska
Representative Burke and fellow prairie lawmakers secured assurance from President Roosevelt that Nebraska's forestation recruits would stay within the state if suitable flood control soil erosion water conservation or reforestation projects exist. Governor Bryan said immediate work could plant trees on state lakes and transplant four year old trees in Halsey forest with quick starts on erosion projects and highway work, with no profit repayment to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burke
Nebraska
Prairie
Roosevelt
Omaha
Bryan
Halsey National Forest
State Journal
Cedar Creek visitors tend city business and friends
Friday visitors from Cedar Creek included Adam Meisinger Arthur Meisinger Ss J Reams and Victor Stoehr who spent a short time in the city to attend to business matters and visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalfly
Adam Meisinger
Arthur Meisinger
Ss. J. Reams
Victor Stoehr
Cedar Creek
Territorial Day Celebration of Oklahoma Panhandle
Guyman Oklahoma marks the territorial anniversary of its land strip joining Oklahoma Territory on May 2 1860. The event features a 2nd parade of cowboys and bands a barbecue and rodeo with two tons of beef prepared. Earlier settlers governed by vigilantes and a 1886 Beaver City meeting established rules for squatters while a territorial council formed in 1887 passed many bills but collected no taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyman
Okla
No Man's Land
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Territory
Congress
Texas
Mazon and Dixon Line
United States
Beaver City
Cimarron Territory
O. G. Chase
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Newman, Jr
Walter Thimgan
Near South Ben
Herman Stohlman
George Stohlman
Grandmother Stohlman
Sheriff's Sale
State of
Cass
Owen Young
Wilmington
Long
State Supreme Court
Coyotes
Thomas Walling Company
Plattamouth
Eijar
Commerts
Oklahoma Panhandle
Iowa
Iowa National Guard
Crawford County
Hermat Blume
Fritz
Gip
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