Union Visitors and Local Market Activity Noted
Earl Troop visited Union with friends last Sunday. Frank Sheldon marketed hogs at the Nebraska City market last Monday. John Whiteman assisted Thomas E. Fulton in the blacksmith shop during a busy period. County Commissioner C F Harris handled business in Nehawka last Monday afternoon. Walter Johnson Jr of Union looked after matters in Nehawka Monday morning. Miss Julia Troop stayed with Mrs Robert Troop this week while Robert Troop was away. Roy Waldo and Sterling Dodge visited near and at Talmadge last Sunday driving in a car. Mr and Mrs Ben G Martin and Mrs Paul Murdock visited Lincoln last Monday for shopping. Mrs Jane Brooks of Plattsmouth visited the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Troop
Union
Frank Sheldon
Nebraska City
John Whiteman
Thomas E. Fulton
C. F. Harris
Nehawka
Walter Johnson, Jr
Near Union
Julia Troop
Robert Troop
Roy Waldo
Sterling Dodge
Talmadge
Ben G. Martin
Paul Murdock
Lincoln
Jane Brooks
Plattsmouth
Sam Brooks
D. C. Rhoden
Murray
Henry Behms
C. D. Quinton
John H. Steffins
Chicago
Lievyd August
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Wm. August
Henry Wessell
Lemon
B. O. Tucker
Vera Goodridge
Sheldon
Stewart Rough
L. R. Benson
Oakland
Paul Murdoch
North of Nehawka
Shenandoah
Henry Fields Seed Company
Delbert Switzer
Omaha
Edna Gorder
William
Robert Painter
Maybelle Troop
Elmer Metsinger
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Dodge
G. A. Murdlock
Barton Snitphen
Weeping Water
Raymond Brandt
Brandt
Albert Alford
Frank M. Lemon
Woodmen Lodge
J. P. Douglas
Douglas
Miss Maybelle Troop
Nehawka High School
Miss Maybelle
Tony Hollenbeck
Lynn
Indiana
Syracuse
Nehawka Gun Club
Walter Wunderlich
D. D. Adams
John Hanson
Thomas Mason
Wm. Obernaulte
A. G. Wolfe
Catherine Reymen
Ashland
Glenwood
J. G. Wunderlich
C. A. Rosencrans
Cedar Creek
Oreapolis
Genuine Ford Parts on Hand for Your Car Needs
Local supplier advertises genuine Ford parts ready for customer orders and personal use. Emphasizes readiness to furnish parts and perform quality car work with the best materials available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Nehawka area residents and visitors noted in weekly roundup
Local residents and visitors frequent Nehawka and nearby towns, with trips to Murray Plattsmouth Lincoln and Omaha. Highlights include graduation notes, travel to Chicago for business, alfalfa cutting, fishing near Nehawka and Weeping Water, and a Dodge car sale inquiry.
Mary Pollard Tops Nehawka Scholarship Grades
Mary Pollard, daughter of Mr and Mrs E M Pollard, at thirteen, won a high scholarship average at Nehawka school. Her persistent study and close effort placed her near the top of all scholastic averages for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pollard
E. M. Pollard
Nehawka School
Four Hog Loads Shipped from Murray to Saint Louis
R Troop of Plattsmouth Parr Young W O Troop and Robert Troop all north of Nehawka shipped four loads of hogs to Saint Louis. They left Murray last Saturday evening and were accompanied by Robert Troop and Parr Young to oversee the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Troop
Plattsmouth
Parr Young
W. O. Troop
Robert Troop
Nehawka
Saint Louis
Murray
Tragic Death Of Young Jimmie Banning In Oregon
Jimmie Banning aged about fifteen, son of James Banning formerly of Wee Hawka and Missouri Pacific agent, died last Saturday at the parents home in Wana Oregon after a period of illness. A message to his sister Mrs. Frank Sheldon confirmed the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Banning
James Banning
Weehawka
Banning
Missouri Pacific
West
Wana
Oregon
Frank P. Sheldon
Farmers Union Cass County Convention in Nehawka
The Farmers Union of Cass County will hold a county convention in Nehawka on June 15 with many attendees, good addresses, a dinner, and a favorable reception. County president Ray Deikmann from near Eagle will attend and speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union of
Cass County
Nehawka
Ray Deikmann
Near Eagle
Cold Year 1816 Report From Vermont Tribune
The Vermont Tribune recounts a cold year in 1816 with no summer ice except in July, snow over a foot deep in the mountains, and a man near Walpole freezing to death in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Pollard
Walpole
The
Vermont Tribune
Ladies Picnic at Arbor Lodge After Bible Class
Mesdames Albert Anderson and Frank M. Lemon led their class to Arbor Lodge after a Sunday Bible session. Despite cold weather, the group enjoyed a splendid picnic with husbands and others providing transport for the scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbor Lodge
Nehawka Bible
Mesdames Albert Anderson
Frank M. Lemon
Ladies Aid Meeting at Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church met with Mrs. Thomas Mason Jr. on Wednesday to attend to organization business and plan future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
Thomas Mason, Jr
Pleasant Social Hour Ends With Luncheon by Mrs Mason
A social hour concluded with a most pleasant afternoon highlighted by an excellent luncheon served by Mrs. Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Plattsmouth Falls Short In Nehawka Tilt
A tight nine inning game between Plattsmouth and Nehawka ended 10th inning as Nehawka tallied a run in the top of the frame and Plattsmouth failed to answer. The writer calls it a good game and invites a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Nehawka
Nehawka Beats Bohemian Sluggers In Ninth Inning Rally
Nehawka overcome a 9 to 6 deficit to defeat the Bohemian Sluggers 10 to 9 at home. Stone Newbrice catcher scored the winning run as Frank Gradeville relieved starter Frank Wooster after a tough mound effort. Joe Krejel starred at shortstop with solid defense and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
Carper
Joe Krejel
Colored ball team to play Sunday game in town
On Sunday at 3 pm a fast colored baseball team from the west will visit Plattsmouth for an amateur showcase. The locals aim to deliver a strong exhibition and the Plattsmouth team expects new uniforms soon to start the season in style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Plattsmouth
Connecticut Returns Civil War Battle Flag for Connecticut Sword
The torn flag of the Louisiana Tigers Tenth Louisiana Volunteers will be returned from the enemy after sixty years. Connecticut appropriates 1000 to fund a Grand Army of the Republic committee to escort the banner to New Orleans. In exchange, Louisiana veterans will present the sword of Colonel Ledyard Colburn of the Twelfth Connecticut Volunteers. The exchange is hailed as a symbol of north south friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Louisiana Tigers
Louisiana Volunteers
Connecticut
Connecticut Grand Army
New Orleans
Ledyard Colburn
Twelfth
Connecticut Volunteers
Iran R. Wildman
Itching Skin Eruptions Relief with Dean’s Ointment
Persistent itchy skin eruptions trouble daily life until Dean’s Ointment is praised for its effective relief. Available at all drug stores for 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Dennison Papers Highlighted at Bates Book Shop Display
Bates Book and Gift Shop offers a wide range of Dennison paper products including crepe paper and crepe paper napkins in a variety of colors and special designs for customers to inspect now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison Company
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Scouts Start Back On Their Homeward Hike From Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth Boy Scouts complete the first leg of a four day hike to Nebraska City, despite chilly weather. Edgar Wescott stops at New Nebraska City for foot treatment, while Kenneth Sullivan cooks aboard the covered wagon. The group plans to return to Union tonight and home Thursday, continuing the charity baskets for hospital shut ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Nebraska City
John Larsh
Union
Kenneth Sullivan
Edgar Wescott
New Nebraska City
M. B. A. Donates for Plattsmouth Baseball Suits
Members of the Mechanical Department Association of the Burlington vote 50 to fund new uniforms for the Plattsmouth team. A committee will solicit more funds to equip the squad in time for the Sunday May 31 game against Green's colored boys from Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanical Department Association of the
Burlington
Plattsmouth
Bridge Parties Delight Guests at Mrs Cloidt Home
In a pair of spring bridge gatherings Mrs. A W Cloidt entertained guests last week. Winners included Mrs R W Knorr and Mrs E H Brady for women and George C Dovey and George K Petring for men. Spring flowers and dainty luncheons framed the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Cloidt
Cloidt
George O. Dovey
E. J. Richey
George C. Dovey
George K. Petring
Poppies for Memorial Sold by Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary in this city sells Shirley poppies as a tribute to World War dead and a memorial to veterans in hospitals. Proceeds aid relief and hospital work, with poppies dispensed by the Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars in other cities of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Plattsmouth
France
Flanders
Legion and
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Poppies for Memorial Day Aid by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary annual poppy sale funds rehabilitation and child welfare work for veterans and their families. Local funds support hospital care, clothing, meals, and education as widows and orphans receive aid. sixth graders help with street sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Nebraska
Thousandth Extra Base Hit for Cobb
Ty Cobb of the Detroit Tigers achieved his 1 000th extra base hit in twenty major league seasons and surpassed a longtime Pirates record held by Honus Wagner. Cobb, Age 28 in this report, has 44 hits with 19 extra bases this season and holds records for total bases and career singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
H. Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Viger
Cobb
Georgia Peach
Wagner
Omaha Attorney W. J. Hotz in City for Business
Attorney W. J. Hotz of Omaha spent a few hours in the city today attending to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hotz
Omaha
Kanka Family Heads to Omaha for Day Trip
Joseph Kanka and his wife with Mrs. John Gradeville aunt of Mrs. Kanka departed this morning for Omaha where they will spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kanka
John Gradeville
Kanka
Omaha
Calf Taken Up at Murray Nebraska
A yearling black steer calf is taken up on a farm near Murray Cass County Nebraska. The owner may reclaim by paying keeping and advertising expenses within 30 days of first publication. If unclaimed it will be sold under law with proceeds used to cover expenses. Glen L Rhoden Murray Neb is the notifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Cass County
Nebraska
Glen L. Rhoden
Murray, Neb
Vacation Bible School Opens at First Methodist Church
Vacation Bible School began this morning at the First Methodist church with a larger enrollment than last year. Mrs Edward Roman leads as superintendent with instructors including Relph Anderson May Barker and Frank Emory Pfountz guiding daily old and new testament studies over a three week session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Fiest
Edward Roman
Relph Anderson
May Barker
Frank Harkue
Helen Wescott
Isabel Marshall
Frank Emory Pfountz
Yale Dinner Controversy Sparks Alumni Row
New York May 26. President Angell of Yale faces a dispute with Newell Martin and other alumni over honor at commencement dinners. Martin says he and fellow graduates will hold their semi-centennial celebration in Montreal to avoid Yale’s implied ban on those who might drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Matteéres
Yale
Angell
University
Newell Martin
Martin
New York Times
Montreal
New Haven
Anrell
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Nehawka Department
Our
Bert Willis Garage
C. D. St. John
Telephone No
Nehawka, Nebr
Bluffs
M. DB. A
Shop Organization
August W. Cloidt
Flanders Field
Vacation Bible School
Dount
Move Produce Co
Tidball Lumber Co
Poland
China
Nebr
R. H. Ingwerson & Sons
Taxpayer, JR
Mammoth
Grinde
A. D. Rhoden
Murray, Nebr
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