The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Nebraska
News
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k.arn., l.. +. burton, slnre
1917 head II The department ~ IN.
siusirlal trimming At the state
Teachers college. has resigned io ac.
cept membership In q firm ~ general
contractors and builders At Muncie.
Ind. Verne {. Ffyklund. graduate OF
stoit institute. who has been con.
nectod with the cNiere since Febru.
arv. ia22, will assume the position
which Professor Burton leaves.
Franlslln--Before n crowd of nearl3
2.tno here, an oklahoma speaker de-
lIvered a lecture. setting forth the
principles and ideals OF the ku kluN
Klan. The lecture was given for
Senter Park people. many driving 30
miles to hear him.
Beatrice First concert by
Beatrice's new symphony orchestra
OF IS pieces under direction Of VIII
s. Fulton, was given In the Bilbert
theater to large audience. Tho pro
gram included classical and sacred
numbers with vocal solo by Mrs, j.
Pugslcy and a reading by Mrs. Jack
Burton.
EllIs-Funeral services for the late
Mrs. Mary Powell were held today
from the Methodist church at Ellis,
and burial was in Ellis cemetery. Mrs
Powell was so years Of age and Is
survived by a daughter and several
sisters and brothers.
Hebron--william l.. MIttan. for.
mer1y Of Gage county, died at his
home here after brief illness. He
was a brother Of 7. y. Mittnn, old resi-
dent OF Holmesvile, TO which place
the body was taken for the funeral
and burial Tuesday afternoon.
Beatrice--Mrs. Bessie Ward Of Red
Oak. Ia. who has been employed by
the Western Telegraph company for
the last eight years, has been ap'
pointed local agent 10 succeed l.. A.
Simmons, transferred TO Grand
Island.
Byron-Fire, which started from
burning papers and kindling In coal
bucket In the c. r, yoss hardware
store Sunday evening. caught the
flooring and did small amount Of
damage before IL was put out by
citizens. II Is supposed that n match
or n cigaret stub carelessly thrown
Into the coal bucket caused the fire.
junior. .thcwss' I s'AasTh. I I.started
Wyn,orc-Fields Of wheat and oats
and all garden truck showed a won.
derful growth In southern Gage coun'
ty during the past week. rain putting
a healthy color on all crops
PIaInview-constru Of a new
Methodist church at Crawford Valley,
has begun Joseph Rodgers, contrac-
tor OF Pilger. who has Just completed
the Methodist church At STANTON, Ia
the contractor.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS young peoples
district rally will be held At the Eden
Baptist church here this week. begin.
ming Friday.
BIoomfieId--B Bloomfield Band and
Choral society, numbering rs. Will 80
10 Norfolk Friday. May 0. 10 broad
cast n program from the sending sta.
ton -fhere.
Stromsburg,--ons inch rain fell
here, put the crops here In excellent
condition.