Greenwood area brief notes on residents and repairs
Greenwood residents and visitors are listed with activities last Thursday and Friday. The items include hay loading at Burlington tracks, repairs to grain bins, army training travel, barber shop opening, barn construction delays due to weather, club meetings, car travel in a new Buick, and a birthday surprise for Mrs. J C Lemon organized by her daughter.
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Joseph Kyles
Burlington
J. R. Roper
Lincoln
Greenwood
Rex Young
W. E. Hand
Col
Phil L. Hall
Fort Crook
Norris Talbot
Plattsmouth
G. W. Holt
E. D. Vvans
Thomas Chaplin
Pine River
W. J. Best
Martin Doud
Gust Sorman
South Ashland
Floyd Campbell
Ition Ere Tie Matdin’ Yan
Rage Company
A. R. Birdsall
Valparaiso
John Wetherhoge
Weatherhoge
L. M. Mowery
Ashland
Catherine Coleman
E. A. Landon
Granville Marshall
Capitol City
S. E. McElwain
B. A. McElwain
Myron McElwain
Kansas City
J. C. Lemon
Harry Schrader
First car of corn shipped from Peters Grain company
The first car of new corn, a 1500 bushel yellow variety in fine condition, was shipped from Peters Grain last week and delivered to the elevator. W. A. Backemeyer sold the car, and George Kamm assisted with shelling and hauling while Bill Backemeyer shelled and delivered his corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters Grain Company
W. A. Backemeyer
George Kamm
Bill Backemeyer
Ben Connelly Moves to Greenwood Home
Ben Connelly, long based in Lincoln, has relocated to Greenwood to reside at the Charles Martin property for now while his new house on the Greenwood farm south of town nears completion. It is hoped the residence will be finished soon.
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Greenwood
Ben Connelly
Lincoln
Charles Martin
Enthused Delegate Praises Grand Island as Western City
Fred Ethrege attended the state convention of the I O O F in Grand Island last week stayed most of the week there and praised the city as a real up to date western town with tall buildings miles of paved streets and a large stock pavilion exceeding Greenwood’s.
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Grand Island
Fred Ethrege
Fred
Nebraska
Greenwood
Owl Club entertained at Smith home last Wednesday
Mr and Mrs E S Smith entertained the Owl Club at their home last Wednesday evening with the entire membership present except Col Phil Hall who was out of the city at a training camp. Twenty guests attended and enjoyed the hospitality.
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Owl Club
E. S. Smith
Col. Phil Hall
Rhode Island Red Cockrels For Sale In Ashland
Rhode Island Red Rose Comb cockrels available at $1.50 each while supplies last. Call 2630 in Ashland. Contact Mrs. Arthur Conn, Greenwood, P. O. for purchase details.
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Rhode Island
Ashland
Arthur Conn
Greenwood
P. O
Coolidge to speak at Farm Bureau meeting in Chicago
President Coolidge will address the American Farm Bureau federation annual meeting in December. The committee plans to reserve 2,600 main hall seats at the Hotel Sherman and 1,000 lobby seats with advance mail reservations and seat assignments through state farm bureau headquarters.
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Chicago
Coolidge
American Farm Bureau Federation
Hotel
Sherman
State Farm Bureau
For Sale Player Piano No 1 Condition
Classified brief offers a player piano in no. 1 condition for sale with cash or terms. Call tele 645 for details.
Bates Book and Gift Shop School Supplies Offer
Most every school demand in the way of stationery pencils and ink may be had at the Bates Book and Gift Shop. The very best grade of history paper for 75c per ream.
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Bates Book and Gift Shop
Teachers Will Bring Leaders to Meeting Here
More than 20 prominent educators will speak at the fifth annual District 2 Nebraska State Teachers association session in Omaha on November 5 to 7. Speakers include William McAndrew, E C Hartwell, Miss Mary McSkimmon, Dr M S Pittman, Dr I M Allen, Dr C S Pendleton, Dr R G Stott, A S Cole, Dr W R Bennett, and many others with topics ranging from rural education to the Nebraska Capitol sculpture.
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Columbus
Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
Omaha
R. R. McGee
William McAndrew
Chicago
E. C. Hartwell
Buffalo
Mary McSkimmon
Brookline
Mass
National Education Association
M. S. Pittman
Michigan State Normal
Ypsilanti
I. M. Allen
University of Chicago
W. R. Bennett
W. D. Reeve
Columbia University
Eva B. Shuman
Jefferson County
Anna V. Jennings
Kearney State
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Washington, D. C
Helen Goss Thomas
Harvard University
Emma Watkins
Experimental
College of Education
University of Iowa
Edna N. White
Merrill-Palmer School of Homemaking
Detroit
Arthur B. Mays
Department of
Industrial Education
University of Ilinois
Rose Phillips
National Committee On Organization of
Frederick B. Knight
The
Summerall declares enemies with Mitchell over court charges
Washington D C October 28 Major General Charles P Summerall said the American people must choose between his record and Colonel William Mitchell s charges of inefficiency Then he declared that Mitchell and he are enemies He recalled past favors to Mitchell and denounced the accusations as personal attacks on his efficiency and military record
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Washington, D. C
Charles P. Summerall
William Mitchell
Mitchell
Summerall
Summeralll
War Department
Army
Colonel Mitchell
Hawaii
Public opinion on enforceability of prohibition
Public men in the east now think prohibition cannot be enforced fully. They question the value of maintaining thousands of government agents in a mainly futile effort.
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East
Dusek Comes Close in Heavyweight Title Bout
Rudy Dusek and Joe Stecher waged a dramatic match last Monday with Stecher retaining the title by fall after a tight finish. Dusek, a local favorite and brother of Anton Hasan, forced a fall and pushed the champion to a lengthy one hour and twenty two minutes for a single fall.
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Stecher
The
Arkansas Democrat
Little Rock
Rudy Dusek
Joe Stecher
Dusek
the Democrat
Ole Sister Luck
Rudy
Joe
Tony Stecher
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Tom Packs
Ringsiders
Anton Hasan
Grappler
Missouri river land reclaim effort near Preston Nebraska
In River Falls City Nebraska on October 27 an effort to straighten the Missouri river south of town began. Heavy dredge machinery works near Preston to stop the river’s erosion on the west bank and reclaim about 1200 acres of farmland abandoned by flood. If ground does not freeze, the project aims to finish this year and have soil ready for spring farming.
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Falls City
Neb
Here
Preston
Journal Want Ad Call for Buyers and Sellers
The Journal invites readers to place want ads for items for sale services and job opportunities. Share concise details include contact method and price if possible. Ads run in the next edition reaching a broad local audience.
Avoca School Notes Highlight Absences and Activities
Wendell Coatman was absent due to illness. High school pupils study typewriting. Boys and girls to play in interclass basketball Tuesday November 8 with admission 15 and 25 cents. Vacation November 5 and 6 for Teachers convention. Perfect attendance list includes Billie Carver, Vera Rughe, John Rughe, Frances Copes, Ralph Lambert, Marjorie Nutzman, Evelyn Sumner, Emery Voyles, Lloyd Wulf. Art class makes Halloween posters. Sixth to Eighth grades had tests in Physiology and Arithmetic. top scores listed by grade. Primary Second grade spelling list includes 127 words. subtraction work continues. First grade nearing end of new reader. Jane Fahenstock and Helene Love absent. Edgar Durham also ill. Intermediate visitor Greth Garnet from Plattsmouth. Fourth grade Geography reports Japan booklets.
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Wendell Coatman
Billie Carver
Vera Rughe
John Rughe
Frances Copes
Ralph Lambert
Marjorie Nutzman
Evelyn Sumner
Emery Voyles
Lloyd Wulf
Hallowe'en
Ira Kress
Minnie Berner
Francis Marquardt
Jane Fahenstock
Helene Love
Edgar Durham
Gurley Plans Run Against Willis G. Sears in Nebraska Primary
Omaha attorney W F Gurley announced during a visit to the state capitol that he will seek the Republican nomination in the Second district primary against Congressman Willis G Sears. The race tightens as other Nebraska Republicans court party support for 1934 contest.
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Braska
W. F. Gurley
Omaha
Sears
Secor
McLaughlin
Bave
Frank E. Edgerton
Aurora
Edgerton
Congres Club
Lincoln, Neb
Dennison Crepe Paper Signs At Bat Beck and Gift Shop
Bright crepe paper novelties attract customers to the Bat Beck and Gift Shop. The store invites patrons to inspect the Dennison line featuring decorative signs and shades suitable for celebrations and events.
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Dennison
Bat Beck
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Greenwood ‘S Department
W. H. McFadden
Farm Bureau
Coollidge
Oo. F. Anderson
Journal
Phoenix Hosiery
Stetson
Price
Golers
Gracklehead
Tanagar Wine
AVOCA
Greth Garnet
Johnson
Japan
Gurley
Willis G. Seah
American Legion
Elks
Cass County
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