The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-18
Nebraska
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g Pawnee City.-Pawnee Telephone
#eompanv is removing the old and I'm
#nsed telephone poles from the mair
streets of this city.
Bloomfield. - Bloomfield conceri
band gave its first open air concert
ef the season Wednesday night and
Friday evening broadcast program
j from the sending station at Norfolk.
Tecumseh. - Miss Leona Kinder
father of Falls City has brought suit
lin the Richardson county district
court against Miss Edith Heaston oi
the same place, for damages. Miss
kinderfather claims that Miss Heas
1 tons car knocked her down and that
she was unconscious for four days
and sustained permanent injuries.
Wymore.- Ralph Freuling died
at the family home south of here. She
was 73 years old and had lived in this
Vicinity for the past 30 years. She Is
survived by the husband. two sons
George and Menke, and one daugh
ter. Mrs. Henry Poppen.
Authorization Lions club elected
the following officers: r. ID. Flory
president: d. G. Howell, vice presi-
dent l.. E. Cummins, secretary-trea
iirer. Charles A. Bull. w. b. Martin
A. w. 1.add and +. A. Doten, direc
tors.
Wymere. - Funeral services were
held Thursday for Mrs. Harry Actions
10, and the body was buried in the
country cemetery. She is survived by
her husband and one son, Michael
and one daughter, Mrs. Harms Saat
hoff, both living in the home vicinity.
Thompson, a farmer
about So, living southwest of Albion,
was seriously injured in what appears
to have been a runaway accident
From appearances he was harnessing
a horse and it started to run and he
became entangled in the harness, and
was dragged about 100 yards.
Wymore.-A car in which Carl For.
sythe, rural mail carrier, made his
rounds, was stolen out of his barn
Thursday night.
exercises will be held Wednesday eve
ming, May 81. Commencement ora
ton will be delivered by Superintend.
ent f. V. Clark of the state indus
trail school at kearney. The grad
yates are Kenneth e. Moore. Evelyn
NJ. Weaver. Donald J. Walker. Aug.
ust Hackman, Vivian T.. Kunkle,
Genevieve Conroy. Eva Buck. Don
old c. Smith. Gerald I. Stock, Bertha
J.. Hehner, Birdella J. Dawson, Min
ME Wilks, Erwin J.. Shormann, Doug
las +. Hayman, Dorsey w. Weston.
Rachel NJ. Devall. Ella NJ Johnson,
Bernice Reynolds, Donald Oliver,
Laura Bruner, Lewis d. Shormann,
Elnora l.. Fines. Ruby J. Weston,
Mary J. Dubbs, Mary F. Druse, Ber-
rard b. Stone and Julia Picard.
Geneya-Serviees of Red Cross
public health nurse will be continued
in this county according to vote
of the Fillmore county Red Cross So
ciety and branches here Wednesday
Miss Amy Mae owan, who has
served a year and half in this
county. today will be asked to re-
main.
Y0rk-Miss Kate Field, state presi-
1ent of Business Women's league,
made an address to the York branch.
The organization has voted to join the
national federation of professional
and business women.
BrOck-At commencement exercises
Of the Brock High school l.. c. Ober-
lies of Lincoln was speaker, his sub
ject being THE Dreamer" The grad
yates are Gladys Payne, Carl Saal,
Carroll Rutledge. Bessie Brown, Mi
dred Lockwood. Eloise Lambelet. Ev-
erett Reimers, Clara Lockwood, Len
ME Vandevort, Floris Dickerson.
Aaron Irelan, Irene Smedley, Albert
Housh. Lucille Black, Worth Young
and Lucille Tucker. Miss Lucille
Black won the scholarship.
Beatrice-Beatrice kiwanis club
elected F. B. Sheldon and Charles
Harman delegates to the information
al kiwanis convention at Denver,
June 10.
Hoag-J. D. cathrell, manager OF
the Farmers elevator at Hoag for
some time, has resigned.
Columbus-c. N. McElfresh, Column
hus city attorney was elected wor-
shipful master of Lebanon lodge No.
a8 A. F. and A. NJ. Other officers
chosen are Roy l.. Motifs. senior ward
en-, J. r. Armstrong, junior warden;
Gustave g. Beecher, treasurer; Clar-
ence L. Pittman, secretary.
Ninside-Funeral services for Chris
Gosch, 20, of Winside. were held We'd
nesday ar Trinity church, Rev. A.
Teekhaus OF Wayne officiating. Mr..
Gosch had lived near and in Winside
e<or 80 years. Besides his wife, he Is
survived by Two sons and three
daughters.
Beatrice-Joseph Hubka. young
farmer OF Virginia, was bound over
to the district court on two statutory
charges filed by County Attorney
Mattoon. Hubka was released on
bonds OF $4,000 and 81 900. Mary Ry-
ba Of Virginia is complainant.
Authorization Commercial club
was attended by about $50 business
and professional men and women.
Resolution was adopted endorsing the
corn Growers association. George w.
Williams was reelected president. A.