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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
1
Mary Classen is mentioned in a baptismal journey with a funeral service held at a church after the ceremony. The piece also covers wool storage advice to protect against moths, meat curing notes, and school news from Primary to High School with student awards and faculty updates.
Mrs F E Leng and baby visited relatives in Beatrice last week. Geo F Rempel and son Herman ill with flu. Alliene Wade Susie Buller and Opal Gouker guests at Julius Wittler home. Mrs Peter Isaac's health worsens. Thiessen family returned from California. Reedley area outlook unchanged. Hobart Lewis moves to Behrens property, will be permanent. L Koepff of Plymouth News visited Jansen. Community Hall carpentry finished. painting to follow. Mrs R W Murray elected Vice President of Jefferson County Federation of Women’s Clubs. New organization formed at Fairbury. P B Baker and H V Plummer back from California, may rejoin Omaha residence. Woman’s Club met at Mrs B P Friesen’s. talk by Mrs F F Tincher. Mrs H A Chesen’s tour boosts cleaner demand. Jansen citizens attend Maunder’s Oratorio in Fairbury. Meade Classen relatives arrive from Mountain Top area for funeral of Miss Mary Classen at Ebenezer church.
The village held a lone ticket election Tuesday with 28 votes cast. Incumbents P. J. Thiessen A. J. Thiessen and W. J. Steer each received 28 votes and faced no opposition.
A damaged OCR tale describes a five mile stretch near Lexas drenched by a heavy rain or flood. It mentions a poor Negro community and references a 5% rate, wealth, and expenditures. It notes plans for electric service expansion to Patrons and development near plants at Auburn and Scottsbluff.
New York state produced a total of 4.1 billion kilowatt hours in 1924, the highest volume among states. California, typically second, saw a decline due to drought impacting its water-powered stations.
Dorothy Nider has been seriously ill with a fever and illness affecting her health. Family reports she is resting at home and receiving medical care as treatment continues.
Nineteen young people from Jansen were baptized and joined Ebenezer church Sunday by Rev. B. O. Kroeker. Visitors from Henderson Nebraska attended the baptismal services and the planning and final rites for Miss Mary Classen in the afternoon.
The Agricultural College at Lincoln advises using only early strawberry plants for a new bed. Set plants 15 to 18 inches apart in rows that may matt, remove all leaves except the two center ones, spread roots and firm soil so growth starts quickly, and keep the crown at ground level. Pinch off flower stems the first season to encourage runners for next year’s crop.
A Saturday gathering on April eleventh at 10 o clock in the High School Auditorium of the new Fairbury building features school demonstrations and talks by teachers and patrons. Prof. Bert Cooper of Missouri will address the group both morning and afternoon, with new methods in Enn extion and pupil participation from the citizen school.
The Rock Island Lines Safety Department expands a school program reaching 12 000 plus students in Iowa Minnesota Illinois Kansas and Arkansas. Superintendent L F Shedd notes aims to instill lasting safety habits while cooperating with school officials teachers and Parent Teachers Associations. G M Stonebraker and F P Wilson assist as Safety Supervisors.
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