Skating Party At John Wrigley Home Near Harbine
A skating party occurred Saturday evening at the John Wrigley residence south of Harbine. Attendees included Elaine Unger of Lincoln Lucile Nider of Clinton Dale and Gerald Sand man Edmund Billie and Fred rick Wrigley. A hot lunch followed the skating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wrigley
Harbine
Elaine Unger
Lincoln
Lucile Nider
Clinton
Dale
Gerald Sandman
Edmund
Billie
Fredrick Wrigley
New Year Reception Held at Cramb Home
Mrs Harold Nucholls hosted an informal New Year Day reception and open house at the Cramb residence in Fairbury. Neighbors called between 3 and 5 to extend congratulations, noting the fortieth wedding anniversary on December 26, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold’ Nucholls
W. F. Cramb
Fairbury
Dinner Guests at Genevieve Clark Home
Mrs Genevieve Clark hosted a December 28 dinner with Mr and Mrs V Logan and Max Margaret and Mr Nixon, Mr and Mrs Carter, Gladys and Earl, Mr and Mrs Willis Clark, and Carolynne. Christmas colorings enhanced the three course meal.
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V. Logan
Max Margaret
Nixon
Carter
Gladys
Earl
Willis Clark
Carolynne
Genevieve Clark
Watch Party Marks End of Year at Wiemers Home
Twenty two Luther League members met at Mr and Mrs Alpha Wiemers to watch the old year out and the new year. They played games and enjoyed a luncheon after a late hour. A volunteer group rang the church bell at twelve. Attendees departed after an enjoyable evening.
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Luther League
Alpha Wiemers
Pleasant evening gathering at Carmichael home
Last Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vester Carmichael a pleasant gathering included Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Pickard and family from Fairbury, Mr. and Mrs. James Pickard, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Henrichs and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Cons. Gaisford of Reynolds. Music by Charles Aisford on the saxophone with his wife Ruth on the banjo was enjoyed, and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vester Carmichael
LaVerne Pickard
James Pickard
Fairbury
Wm. Henrichs
Cons.Gaisford
Reynolds
Charles Aisford
Ruth
Card of Thanks and Bereavement Note Correction
Acknowledges neighbors and friends for kindness after the death of a husband father and son. Signatures include Mrs A D Calkins Ada F Calkins LD Calkins Genevieve Crone Leon D Calkins Gertie McIntyre Goldie Hevelone. A later note adds Genevieve Crone and Leon D Calkins as children by a former marriage. Also mentions a memorial plaque in Benningheim Germany for Frau Barbara Schmatzer who died in 1504 after bearing 53 children.
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A. D. Calkins
Ada F. Calkins
LD. Calkins
Genevieve Crone
Leon D. Calkins
Gertie McIntyre
Goldie Hevelone
Benningheim
Germany
Frau
Barbara Schmatzer
Trees for Planting Avail able
Agricultural Agent Andreas announces Clarke McNary windbreak and erosion control trees will be offered again to county farmers. Orders should be placed early to avoid shortages. up to 400 trees for windbreaks and 1 000 for woodlots. Prices are 1.00 per hundred for windbreaks and 75 cents per hundred for woodlots. The CCC Camp at Fairbury will match 1 000 erosion control trees with another 1 000, planting them for the farmer within 15 miles. Separate order blank required. Planting to occur in spring or as supply allows.
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Andreas
Nebraska
Clarke- McNary
CCC
Fairbury
Fairboury
Scientists Predict Hormone Therapy Could Grow Children
Dr. Oscar Riddle cites experiments where hormones from oxen and sheep glands, along with special feeding, have doubled mouse sizes and enlarged salamanders dogs and humans. Future undernourished children might not remain runts if such treatments prove safe though much more work is needed.
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Oscar Riddle
Riddle
State Capitol notes on economy relief and bank strength
Nebraskans face cautious optimism on living wage for the aged and federal relief. The January FERA budget tops two million dollars amid rising crop and drought aid. Nebraska banks show 317 solvent state-chartered institutions, stronger than 1933. Capital commission dissolves, leaving minor ornamental work to the governor. Expenditures on the capital reach about ten million dollars. Anthrax quarantine lifted in Knox county, with northeastern Nebraska most affected. State labor awards show 13,268 injuries in 1934 with payouts around 124 thousand dollars and hospital fees totaling 136,864.
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FERA
Washington
Rowland Haynes
Drouth
Nebraska Capital Commission
Bryan
Lobdell
W. H. Thompson
W. E. Harde
Lincoln
Walter W. Head
Nebraska
State Bureau of Labor
Lecturer forces halt to fake travel film about cannibal
A lecturer stopped a travel film portraying an African cannibal at a screening after the cannibal complained of unpaid wages for the role. The actor revealed he is a Harlem janitor who has never left Greater New York.
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Harlem
Greater
New York
Woman Denied Maintenance After Man Proves Corset Evidence
Mrs Lillian Luker of Kansas City lost a maintenance bid when her spouse showed a man sent her two pink corsets. The court accepted the defense that the gifts reflected a third party influence rather than a marital debt.
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Lillian Luker
Kansas City
Notice to creditors in the estate of Eliza Jane Drulling er
In the County Court of Nebraska the estate of Eliza Jane Drulling er is notified that claims must be filed by April 22, 1985 and debts paid by November 26, 1935. The hearing to examine and adjust claims will be held April 28, 1935 at 9:00 a.m. in the county court room.
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A. J.denny
Eliza Jane Drullinger
Nebraska
Said
Jesan
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Boxs Cafe
H. M. Holle
Prop
State Capitol
National Congress
State Banking Department
Knox County
Frank A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
J. Monroe Davis
Cornbelt Lumber Co
Diller, Nebr
Waggoner Bros
Clark’s Store
Diller
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