Local social notes and visits across Cass County
A dense roundup of county social life reports many residents visiting Nehawka Union Nebraska City Plattsmouth and Murray last week. People mentioned include Piair Porter Dan Anderson J H Palmer Lois Troop Gail Sturm and Chas Heebner with several households hosting dinners and trips to markets and the Mayo Clinic. Freight service update notes Gulf Coast lines moving over 154000 boxes in the lower Rio Grande valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piair Porter
Union
Nehawka
Dan Anderson
J. H. Palmer
Nebraska City
John Hansen
Kintner
George Pollard
Edith Hansen
Mesdames John Bauer, Jr
Emma Egenbereer
Plattsmouth
Robert Troop
Ww. C. Troop
Omaha
Mesdames
E. E. Leach
A. W. Propst
Hal Roberts
Commission Firm of Livestock Dealers of
South Omaha
Roberts’ Brother
Ross
J. W. Baumeister
Flattsmouth
Harry Knabe
Hampshire
Lois Troop
Gail Sturm
Chas. Heebner
Mayo Brothers
Cass County
J. H. Graves
W. O. Troop
Bert Willis
Hank Trotter
Cecil Williams
Howe
John Knabe
Bert Jameson
Billy Jameson
Mearl McKay
Murray
J. F. Brendel
John Redden
Carroll D. Quinton
Lincoln
Ernest Kroop
Portsmouth
C. E. Worley
Orville Griffin
Nehawka Bank
Creston
Ottumwa
Iowa
Miss Venus Griffin
J. G. Wunderlich
Albert Wolfe
American Legion
Albert
Metropolis
George Hansen
F. A. Hansen
Id Wulf
Will Wulf
Avoca
Shooting Prize Winners At Campbell Home Event
On Sunday George Pollard John Hanson and Walter J Wunderlich visited Joseph Campbell’s home east of Murray for a shooting event. Wunderlich excelled winning three first prizes and one second with strong overall results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pollard
John Hanson
Walter J. Wunderlich
Joseph Campbell
Murray
Mr. Wunderlich
Louisville Defeats Nehawka 5 to 4 in Tight Slugfest
The Nehawka ball team played Louisville at the latter place last Sunday and produced a tightly contested game that Louisville won by a score of 5 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Nehawka
Happy Birth Announced for Kruger Family in Omaha Visit
A birth is announced to Mr and Mrs William Kruger on September 17 with Ivy named for the newborn. Will Kruger is described as the happiest man in the community while he recovers from a serious leg condition at an Omaha hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kruger
Ivy
Will
Omaha
Kru
Murdoch Daughter Mentioned in Family Note
The text identifies Ger as a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Murdoch, noting her as part of the Murdoch family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ger Is A Daughter
Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Murdoch
Wanted Work on Farm for Man and Boy
Job notice from Plattsmouth seeking a man to do farm work for $25 monthly plus board for himself and a school aged boy. No experience required but willing to work. Call 253-W. s24-lw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Citrus Output Surges in Lower Rio Grande Valley
The Lower Rio Grande citrus season totals 226 281 boxes, up from 1921, with grapefruit at 297 429 boxes in 1925. Oranges and tangerines account for 13 814 and lemons 5 038 boxes. The Gulf Coast lines data, released through L W Baldwin, notes rising grapefruit popularity and regional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
United States
Gulf Coast Lines
L. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific System Lines
Pat
Mike
Robbers Hit Nehawka Store Again In Bold Burglary
Nehawka suffers another raid on the F P Sheldon general store with losses estimated from 1500 to 2000 dollars. Entry was gained by breaking the rear door to the cellar and into the main room. The robbers loaded dry goods shoes blankets and winter wear into a truck and fled. Sheriff Stewart investigated for clues as townsfolk fear further raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
F. P. Sheldon
Journal
Sheldon
Sheriff Stewart
Chicago
Ocean plane to skim seas from Marseilles to Rio de Janeiro
Lyons France Sept 19 An ocean plane a new water travel device patterned after the sea flea is being developed by Count de Hasenkov Russian engineer under French sponsorship. The craft tests a voyage Marseilles to Rio de Janeiro with Lobb as companion and German police for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
France
Count de Hasenkov
Marseilles
Rio
Local Cass County residents visit and conduct business
A parade of residents from Cedar Creek Manley Alvo and surrounding areas visited the county seat for trading and business. Notables include Adam Meisinger John P Meisinger S C Boyles and P L Hall with Judge Cosgrave and C E Martin among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Meisinger
Cedar Creek
S. C. Boyles
Alvo
John C. Rauth
Herman
Manley
Robert Stivers
Simon Clark
Bob
Wiliam Starkjohn
Omaha
Burlington
P. L. Hall
the First Nations Bank of Greenwod
P. James Cosgrave
Lincoln
W. F. Copes
Palmyra
Nebraska
Mr. Cope
George W. R. Rhoden
Cass County
E. J. Ringwood
Minneapolis
Chicago
Mr. Rainey
W. H. Rainey
Arthur Sullivan
Mrs. Rainey
Merle
American Legion Convention
C. E. Martin
State Supreme Court
State of
Steve Biddick
Adam Stoehr
Leonard Birn
George Bern
Henry Bern
Otto Christofferson
Local Residents Visit and Court Actions Noted
Tuesday's Daily records A. Davis of Murray visiting county court matters. Mrs. J. J. Adams and daughter Elizabeth Wadick depart Sheridan Wyoming after visiting. John Gerry Stark of Elmwood renews Journal subscription. Irene Hofius of Algona visits Miss Virginia Beeson at the Beeson home. Frank I. Fanger of Omaha attends district court hearing over Dovey store partnership settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Davis
Murray
J. J. Adams
Elizabeth Wadick
Sheridan
Wyoming
John Gerry Stark
Elmwood
Journal
Irene Hofius
Algona
Iowa
University of Southern California
Virginia Beeson
Beeson
Virginia
Frank I. Fanger
Omaha
Dovey
Fanger
Local visitors stop brief at Stewart home
Wednesday’s note lists Attorney 5S. A. Lewis and wife of Omaha visiting Sheriff and Mrs. E. P. Stewart, Dr. A. D. Caldwell of Omaha, Mrs. Albert Wetenkampf and daughter Mary, Mrs. W. L. Propst, M. L. Ruby of McCook, Dewey Reed family, Fred L. Nutzmann of near Nehawka, and travel details as they return or proceed to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lewis
Omaha
E. P. Stewart
A. D. Caldwell
Metropolis
Burlington
Albert Wetenkampf
Mary
W. L. Propst
M. L. Ruby
McCook
Nebraska
Mr. Ruby
Dewey Reed
Ruby
Journal Office
Fred L. Nutzmann
Near
Nehawka
Mr. Nutzmann
Duroc Jersey Hog Sale Scheduled at Richfield Neb
On Friday October 9 W D Stambaugh of Richfield Sarpy County Neb will sell twenty spring boars twenty spring gilts a few mature sows and thirty August and September pigs Sale begins at 1 o clock with a free dinner at eleven Local notice notes pure bred stock and farm event in Richfield Neb hosted by W D Stambaugh with livestock details and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield
Neb
W. D. Stambaugh
Sarpy County
Nebraska
Fire Prevention Week Sets Dates October Seventh to Tenth
Fire prevention week is slated for October seventh to tenth highlighting preventable home fires. The piece notes that fires destroy homes about every three minutes and urges community observance with plans from Safeguarding America Against Fire. The National Board of Fire Underwriters supports the campaign and invites participation from officials and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
National Board of Fire Underwriters
New York
Bride Egenberger Shower Honors Upcoming Wedding
The Mrs William Baird home hosted a pre nuptial shower for Miss Helen Egenberger attended by about forty four friends. Guests sewed tea towels and needlework while enjoying piano and vocal selections by Mrs Robert Reed and Mrs Edna Marshall Petteys of Omaha. The event featured advice writing for the bride and refreshments served by the hostesses and Misses Virginia Beeson and Sarah Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baird
Helen Egenberger
Robert G. Reed
Edna Marshall Petteys
Omaha
Virginia Beeson
Sarah Baird
Boston Woman Physician Released From Prison
Dr. Emily Clark McLeod, a Boston physician decorated for war work, was freed after five days in jail for contempt of court for refusing to pay an $18 plumber’s bill. A man unnamed paid $269.05 to the Suffolk superior court clerk to secure release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Emily Clark McLeod
Near East
Siberia
Suffolk Superior Court
Weeping Water Hosts County Fair Attendees from Surrounding Towns
Visitors from Mynard Ilvo Union Cedar Creek Memphis Murray Nehawka Alvo and other nearby areas attended the Cass county fair in Weeping Water on Wednesday. Scouts displayed a tent and civic spirit while exhibitors and residents praised the fairgrounds and pavement as ideal for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Hackenberg
Mynard
Cass County
Wiliam Bornemeier and Son
Ilvo
A. W. Propst
Ellis LaRue
Union
Ivader Nickles
Murray
Weepingwaater
Louis Bechler
Hans Schroeder
Cedar Creek
Henry Ost
Memphis
Canada
Edward Douler
C. C. Baldwin
W. M. Klaurens
Nehawka
Gruber
A. A. Young
Grace Lundene
William Lundene
Grace
B. Wolph
Frank Traller
Mr. Wolph
Elmwood
R. C. Alford
California
Cass County Fair opens to big crowds in Weeping Water
The Cass county fair began with bright weather and heavy morning traffic that cleared by noon. Weeping Water’s band played while streets overflowed with concessions and rides. Exhibits ranged from agriculture to hogs and poultry, with Troy L. Davis overseeing crops and a large show of fruits, canned goods, and vegetables. Attendance and interest were strong for opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Troy L. Davis
Philpot Garage
Miller
Miller and Gruber
Nehawka
Chester
Schaefer Brothers
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Addison Boedeker
Isreal Jahn
Norris Brothers
Christopher Murray
Democratic Picnic Rally Aims for 100000 Attendees
Chicago hosts a national feel for the Beverly Hills Forest preserve event with Governor Al Smith to boost the effort. Delegations from Nebraska Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri and Pennsylvania arrive to back Smith and energize Western Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beverly Hills Forest Preserve
al Smith
New York
Tammany Hall
Smith
Omaha
Nebraska
St. Paul
Dick O'Conner
William R. Quinn
Joseph F. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin
Democratic Party
Badger
Madison
Milwaukee
Martin L. Lueck
George E. Brennan
Martin J. O’brien
Deck of the Woods
O'Brien
Manu
St. Louis
Plinots
Brennan
Albany
Three Die in Gar Accident spree near Omaha
In four auto crashes today near Omaha and surrounding towns, two Omaha residents and a farmer died. Police officer J. J. Ryan perished when his team bus overturned near Creston. Officer Robert Archer died after a collision in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Fort Crook
la Platte
Neb
Creston
J. J
Ryan
Robert Archer
Henry Harn, Jr
Archer
Alice Archer
Louis Barna
Hahn
Hoge Not Candidate for Legion Head at Omaha
Peyton H. Hoge Jr national vice commander of the American Legion, nominated for national commander by Kentucky, will not enter the race at the Omaha convention next month. In a public letter he said he could not give sufficient time to the office if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoge
Legion
Louisville
Peyton H. Hoge, Jr
American Legion
Kentucky Department For National
Omaha
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Nehawkan Department
Nehawka, Nebr
F. P. Sheldon General
Bates Book Store
Dr. Heineman
H. C. Leopold
John M. Leyda
Gund Building
Imw
John P. Meisinger
Cloidt Lumber & Coal CO
J. E. Wiles
Searl S. Davis
Weeping Water Department
Weeping Water
Gar
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