Double Wedding at Plymouth Nebraska Couple Weds Same Day
Last Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Koenig two couples united in marriage Rev Lebninger officiated tying in with Mary Koenig and Mr Korte and Miss Hilda Knoche He is a son of Mr and Mrs Henry Korte of Gilead Nebraska They will tour Denver and Yuma Colorado before settling with relatives in Plymouth area The News extends best wishes for a long prosperous life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Koenig
Plysmouth
Lebninger
Mary Koenig
Korte
Hilda Knoche
Harry Koenig
Koenig
Henry Korte
Gilead
Nebr
Henry Siebe
Otto Knoche
Plymouth
Denver
Yuma
Colorado
Mrs. Korte
Fred Siebe
Nebraska Winter Wheat Outlook Urges Full Seed Acreage
Winter wheat in Nebraska is estimated at about 375 000 acres remaining from last fall sowing, with about 10 percent of wartime area surviving. The crop is reported at about 60 percent of the ten year average, with yield forecast between five and six million bushels, prompting calls for immediate seed provisions and coordinated defense efforts across counties and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coupland
Nebraska State Council of Defense
Nebrasa
E. R. ‘Danielson
State Board of Agriculture
Burr
State University
Anderson
Federal Crop Service
Pugsley
Agricultural Extension Department
Nebraska
Slate
Nebraska Defense Council
Rudolphs Swiss Singers At First Day Chautauqua
Rudolphs Swiss singers and players perform in native costumes with zither and harp, singing folk and yodeling in the Chautauqua program on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph
Golf Associations Dedicate Proceeds To Red Cross Rel ief
Omaha reports a patriotic shift as the Nebraska Golf Association and the Women’s State Association vote to donate all proceeds to the Red Cross relief. No money prizes are awarded. winners receive ribbons in national colors signaling flight championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebr
Patriotic Endeavor
Nebraska Golf Association
Women’ S State Association
Bartel & Son Lose Valuable Horse
The black stallion owned by Bartel and Son died after a two week illness. Considerable money was spent to save the animal.
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Bartel & Son
Prestay
Chautauqua notes on ticket sales and booster trip
At Monday’s meeting Mrs Murray Mrs Ginder and Mrs Steer were named to sell tickets in town. Mrs A M Friesen joined the ticket committee and Mr D D Perier was added to a special booster committee. A booster trip to surrounding towns is planned about a week before Chautauqua begins and the band will accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Gindera
Mrs Jack Sittler and baby visit Nebraska kin
Mrs Jack Sittler and her infant spent several days with her parents in town last week during a brief visit from Havelock Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sittler
Baby
Havelock, Nebr
Mayor Murray Collects for Bani
Dr. R W Murray circulated a donation list for band services on registration day. Citizens contributed about 45 dollars. The band members cover most expenses themselves with occasional help from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Murray
We Tell When War Will End Puzzle
A quirky problem asks for birth year marriage year age and years married to predict the war end year. Example yields 1917 but only if birth and anniversary dates align this year. otherwise the result shifts as anniversaries pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ev Boly
Karl Leonard Faces Operation Decision Over Health
Karl Leonard of the Janken Transfer Co. suffers a pendicilllus and cannot work. Doctors advise an operation, but he is undecided. The procedure would force him to quit his hard labor and pause drug business for at least six months.
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Karl Leonard F
Janken Transfer Co
Tite
Earl
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Knoche
Jansen
A. H. Lindgren
Abr
AB. Friesen
H. E. Wegele
A. B Flemings
A. R. Isaac
H. H
Dave Mackelberger
H. Wiebe
Abr. Shhellenbergs
J.I. Ratzlaff
John D. Thiessen
Peat
Wiebes
M. B
Rosa Wiebe
A. B. Flaming
M. B. Fast
Chicago
California
Lydia Heidelk
Katie Fast
Eddie Hughes
D. ‘D. Penner
Mons
Nyal
T. C. Morgan
Ulet
Bani
Tate Bank of Jansen
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