CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - HOMECOMING DAY
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WYNOT TRIBUNE JUNE 7, 1951

"HOMECOMING DAY" 

Wynot - Memorial Day was "Homecoming day" for many friends and former 
residents who came from surrounding towns and some from far away 
places to visit graves of loved ones and visit with old friends. A 
large crowd was present and the Association realized a nice sum from 
their dinner and donations for the upkeep of the cemetery.  The Bow 
Valley cemetery at Wynot is believed to be the oldest protestant 
cemetery in the county. It is 77 years old according to old records. 
There are 38 soldier graves there.