Nehawkas Busy Week Featuring Visits And Local News
Nehawka reports activities in Cheyenne Wells travel by a local resident for ten days. Mr and Mrs John Kettlehut visited the Andersons. Nehawka screened the play Quo Vadis winning praise. Tucker couple traded chickens boosting town commerce. Elmwood attorney DelLes Denier discussed regional business. W Shrader and Ben Martin scouted Omaha for cattle to fatten on local farms. Nebanka Boy Scouts unloaded sand for A F Sturm but work paused by darkness. Mollie Salement left teaching. Evelyn Wulph appointed to teach seventh and eighth grades. Gien Rutledge and Sturm planned meals during heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Wells
Colorado
John Kettlehut
Dan Anderson
Nehawka
Tucker
William DeLes Denier
Elmwood
Boy Scouts
Nebanka
A. F. Sturm
Mr. Sturm
Mollie Salement
Mollie
Evelyn Wulph
Miss Wulph
Gien Rutlege
Nehawka and surrounding visits noted in local column
Miss Emma Munn assisted at the switch with Albert Wolfe the exchange manager. Verna McReynolds visited with Gladys Wolfe at the telephone exchange last Monday afternoon. Edwin Balthezar of Weeping Water called at Nehawka and stayed with Emma Mann Efast Sunday. Fred Smith of Plattsmouth Motor Co visited Nehawka for business. The post office clock was adjusted by Vernor. Sheldon Manufacturing cut wood with an electric saw for the factory last Monday. Albert Wolfe's ill wife is improving at home though still weak. Eocene Nutzman traveled west last Monday to Burlington for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Munn
Albert Wolfe
Verna McReynolds
Gladys Wolfe
Edwin Balthezar
Weeping Water
Nehawka
Emma Mann
Fred Smith
Plattsmouth Motor Company
Vernor
Mars
Prehition
Sheldon
Nehawhka
Wolfe
Eocene Nutzman
Burlington
Hog Supplies Advertises Buttermilk Powder and Tankage
A local ad promotes hog feed products including buttermilk powder one pound per eight gallons of swill plus tankage shorts and bran. It invites any quantity up to a car load and offers best prices with a phone contact.
Fishing Tale Ends With Uncertain Catch
A late entry arrives with two small cotton tails as the scene closes, leaving readers to wonder which party secured the landing. The murky outcome underscores the uncertainty of the moment and the shifting fortunes of the day.
Arrival in Florida Describes Scenic Route and Weather
The report notes W. S. Steele now living in Florida and describes a family trip through Indiana wet roads to Kentucky Cumberland Mountains. They found excellent weather and good roads into Florida arriving at De FPentink. Children praise the scenery with evergreen mountains, balmy air, and expansive views of crops, streams, and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
W. S. Steele
Lown Wand Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Cumberland Mountains
de Fpentink
Return trip home from Nehawka visit to Fort Lupton
Last Sunday morning Aamon Tucker drove Mr and Mrs A E Marshall to Union to catch the train for their home in the west at Fort Lupton Colorado. They had been visiting in Nehawka and other parts of Cass county for several weeks. Mr Marshall is the son of E F Marshall of Weeping Water and Mrs Marshall lived with Mr and Mrs Frank Sheldon in her girlhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aamon Tucker
A. E Marshall
Union
Fort Lupton
Colo
Nehawka
Cass County
Mr. Marshall
E. F. Marshall
Weeping Water
J. H. Tames
Vicinty
M. J. Pavloff
Havelock
Ray Hose
Don Norman
Omaha
Carl Kopischka
Fort Collins
Colorado
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Donald Stewart Celebrates Tenth Birthday at Jail Home
Donald Stewart, son of Sheriff E P Stewart, marked his tenth birthday with a party at his jail home attended by about sixteen friends and schoolmates. Teachers W G Kieck and Miss Alice Waters joined the celebration as guests. The evening featured basketball in the large second floor room, followed by a dinner prepared by Mrs. Stewart with help from Mrs. Golda Noble Beal and Mrs. C A Rosencrans. A birthday cake, popcorn, and apples accompanied the meal, and Mr. Stewart received many presents. Notables present included Safe Sharp, Robert Hartford, Robert Mann, Boyd McLean, Henry Guy McMahen, James Begley, Edward Egenberger, Edmund Walling, Tom Patterson, Vern Arn, Robert Bestor, Theodore Steger, James Robertson, Matt Frady, Samuel Chapman, Parmere Dovey, William Rosencrans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stewart
E. P. Stewart
Stewart
W. G. Kieck
Alice Waters
Farge
Ona
Golda Noble Beal
Safe Sharp
Robert Hartford
Robert Mann
Boyd McLean
Henry Guy McMahen
James Begley
Edward Egenberger
Edmund Walling
Tom Patterson
Vern Arn
Robert Bestor
Theodore Steger
James Robertson
Matt Frady
Samuel Chapman
Parmere Dovey
William Rosencrans
Denial of Any Monopoly by Famous Players-Lasky
Washington November 2. The Famous Players-Lasky moving picture corporation denied monopoly and conspiracy charges in a brief filed with the federal trade commission. It said its organization and development were lawful integration in the motion picture field and not as broad as steel or automotive monopolies. The commission’s replies and final arguments are scheduled for November 20, 24 and 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Famous Players-Lasky Moving Picture Corporation
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
United States Steel Corporation
Ford Motor Company
St Pauls Evangelical Notes Pastor Wichmann News
Mrs Graham cannot host the Ladies Aid auxiliary on Thursday November hth due to bad roads and weather. The meeting may be rescheduled. The pastor will meet confirmation class Saturday November 7 at 10 a.m. Church Sunday schedule 9 30 a.m. Sunday school 10 30 a.m. service in the community language Our Father. Last week drew large attendance especially men. Ladies Aid meets at the usual time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Ladies Aid
Woman's Relief Corps hosts visiting inspector in city
The Woman's Relief Corps welcomed Mrs. Genevieve Cole of Omaha, inspector for the patriotic order, during her visit. Members praised their records and conducted ritual work, with a luncheon at Lewis cafe and decor of carnations and ferns. Mrs. Cole stayed overnight at the Egenberger home and left for Nebraska City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Genevieve Cole
Omaha
JL. B. Egenberger
Lewis Cute
Ethher
Cole
Egenhberger
Nebraska City
Local Dailiv notes social visits and travel
Monday through Wednesday notes show Mrs. Caroline Propst returning to Qmedia from a Sunday visit with family. Other residents attend Omaha events, corn shucking help, and hospital visits. The column lists movements of Earl and Richard Brown, Hillard Grassman, Nellie Alix, Mrs. Redd, and others with local commutes to Weeping Water, Union, Murray, and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Propst
Qmedia
Earl Brown
Richard Brown
Papillion
J. A. Donelan
Brown
Plattsmouth Girl Student At Smith College
Five Nebraska girls entered the freshman class at Smith College this fall. Among them is Ursula B. Herold of Plattsmouth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herold, who recently graduated from Cathedral School in Washington, D. C. She, like the other selected entrants, passed college board, physical, and speech tests after 1,409 applicants were reviewed for 594 openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Smith College
Margaret Scott
Ruth A. Sumner
Omaha
Mary V. Auld
Red Clouds
Mary A. Cooper
Auburn
Ursula B. Herold
Plattsmouth
Miss Herold
Henry Herold
Episcopal Church College For Girls
Washington, D.C
Herold
Paris Home Taken by Mrs Valentino
Paris reports Mrs Rudolph Valentino leased the late Viviani apartment in the city’s finest residential quarter for nine years. She keeps plans guarded and may return before Christmas, with her movie activities limited to Europe during the Valentinos’ marriage vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Viviani
Rudolph Valentino
School supplies offered at Bates Book Store
Bates Book Store advertises school supplies at low prices. Customers can find notebooks pencils and other essentials at discounted rates with emphasis on affordability and value for students and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book
Democrats win New York City mayoral race in landslide
James J. Walker, backed by Governor Smith and Tammany Hall, defeats Republican Frank D. Waterman by a wide margin. Walker carries all five boroughs as Waterman concedes. Democrats sweep city offices including comptroller and board of aldermen. Mrs. John T. Pratt becomes first woman alderman in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Walker
al Smith
Tammany Hall
New York City
Walker
Frank D. Waterman
Waterman
Hytan
Meyor
Charles W. Berry
Joseph V. McKee
Board of Aldermen
Bhorugh
Joab Banton
Whitman
Albany
John T. Pratt
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Pratt
Standard Oil
United States
O'Gorman
Robert A. van Wryck
Gaynor and
McClellan
Tammany
Boss Murphy
Progress Slow in Mrs Farr Redd’s Hand Recovery
Mrs Farr Redd has suffered a fracture to the first finger of her left hand for several weeks and remains in pain. Splints have provided some relief but the injured finger continues to cause pain up the arm and prevent rest. The finger remains stiff and full recovery is uncertain.
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Nehawka 'S Department
Cash Grocery
Bert Willis
Sutphen
Nebr
C. D. St. John
Hycrest
J. P. Sheldon
Nehawka, Nebr
ST. Paul's Evangelical Notes
C. G. Wichmann
Jess Wanga
Plattsmouth, Neb
Eagles’ Hall
Plattemouth, Nebraska
Logal News
H. C. Leopold
Dr. Hememen
Carl Meisinger
Lester Meisinger
Hillard Grassman
Piggley-Wiggley Company
Thomas Walling
Edmund
Murdock
L. R. Snipes
J. J. Werner
Hebron
R. M. Werner
James T. Begley
Harry Platt
Arthur
Glen Wetenkamp
Ted Carey
Ed .S. Tutt
Murray
Valentino
Fisk
Gage
Brash
Goa
Parisian
James A. Walker
For All
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Eversharp, Parker and Redipoint
Palmer and Practice
Platismouth, Nebr
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