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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1925
Page
6
Reports from Union say a small son of Mr and Mrs K Smith northeast of Union had a very severe fracture of his leg Wednesday night. A large pole fell catching his leg and breaking it below the knee. Medical aid arrived from Union and reduced the fracture.
Members of the Y. G. club entertained informally at a chicken dinner Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. G. McNair honoring Mrs. Frank Mullen who leaves soon for Plattsmouth to make her home It was also in honor of Mrs Mullen's birth anniversary Golden glow and sweet peas were used in the decorative scheme Mrs Mullen was presented by the club with a set of sherbet glasses as a farewell remembrance
Ray Larson of Plattsmouth defeated Mitten 6-3 6-0 and then beat Southwestern champion Snyder in three sets to advance to the semifinals. E. E. Bearg or Bearg dominated matches, while Calvert surged past Ellis in York County style rallying. Don Elliott won two fits for Seward and Arapahoe opponents.
Louisville precinct residents witnessed the letting of the contract for main highway hard surfacing. Five bidders included John Kearn Construction Co and Yant Construction Co of Omaha. Yant bid 90 000 yards gravel at 0.144 and 52 000 yards crushed stone at 0.174, with totals 12 960 and 9 048 respectively, making the overall 22 008. The project promises a reliable road system regardless of county conditions and honors the precinct’s bond votes.
On Wednesday morning August 12 1925 Miss Mary M Bornemeier wed Edward Rosenow at Mrs Catherine Bornemeier's home. Rev B H Sohl officiated in pink and white decor. A three course dinner followed before a short wedding trip to Colorado. Mary a nurse active since 1915 served with Red Cross during WWI. Edward is a prosperous local farmer.
John Hite formerly of Elmwood owned a farm near Alvo before moving to O Neill Nebraska to live with daughter Mrs Will Lewis. He recalls plowing eight acres in one day on his eightieth birthday and credits his long life to hard work and wholesome food. He tends a large garden and remains active at 95.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine presents a combined local and internal treatment for catarrh. The advertisement asserts the medicine has been successful for over forty years and is sold by druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio sponsor the product.
Old Bellevue College will reopen on Sept. 23 as the Christian Workers College for training church secretaries, directors and lay workers. Operated under Presbyterian direction, it will welcome all denominations and be the only school of its kind between Chicago and the coast.
For sale a press disc wheat drill in working condition priced at $40.00. Seller H. Be. Warden located in Union, Nebraska. Contact details indicated in the notice.
The American Legion drum and bugle corps will practice at the former high school building on the west campus south of the Central building. Led by Anton Bajeck, they prepare for the national convention parade with hundreds of drum corps and bands expected to participate.
Local merchants announce hourly sales and daily specials during the August Clearance week. Extra bargains will be offered at very low prices to attract shoppers in Cass and Mills counties Iowa, with details in Journal advertisements and circulating circulars.
Plattsmouth residents endorse Doan’s Pills for back pain and kidney discomfort. Mrs Ada Moore of 410 Granite Street reports relief after use, noting improved energy and fewer headaches. Doan’s Pills are advertised as a stimulant diuretic sold for 60 cents at dealers, from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Edward Donat known as Peerless Ed had a new title Gumiless after a gum vending slot machine he installed on his Fourth and Main street corner was damaged by boys. Police recovered many gum balls when the device was toppled and left behind by fleeing youths. Donat plans a removable machine to deter further thefts.
The Ladies Aid of Christ Lutheran church Eight Mile Grove precinct invites a social and program August 23 starting at 5 PM at Ed Gansemer's home. Location is five miles south and half a mile east of the church, six miles west, one mile north, and a half mile east of Murray. al7-2sw, 6d.
A renowned prophet predicts a world war starting in November while recalling a previous February forecast of an apocalypse, but many dismiss the warning as unreliable given past mistaken predictions.
A birthday dinner marked the 75th anniversary of Mrs. Amos Keiser at 1919 Prospect street Lincoln hosted by Mrs. E. F. Pettis. Guests included friends and family. presents, flowers, a special silver tray, and a cake with candles highlighted the celebration. Mrs. Keiser, born in England, spent most years in Nebraska with relatives in Oregon and Iowa, and the event featured musical numbers by Kenneth Jones.
Dr. Joseph Stibal is on a two week vacation starting yesterday. He will rest and visit his North Dakota-based parents after an extensive period of medical practice in the city.
Recleaned alfalfa sells for 12.75 to 14.50 per bushel with sweet clover at 8.00 to 9.00. Rye and timothy also offered. Samples mailed by Johnson Bros. in Nebraska City.
Advertise in the Journal Want Ad column to reach local buyers and sellers. List items for sale or post requested purchases with clear details and contact information to connect quickly. Reach a broad readership through this practical classifieds feature.
In Cass county Nebraska the County Court orders Orin A. Davis executor to appear August 24, 1925 at 9 am for final settlement and distribution of estate of David J. Pitman deceased. Notice will be published in Plattsmouth Journal for one week prior to hearing. Seal of Court.
A one day sale in Plattsmouth Nebraska on Wednesday August 19 offers live poultry delivery to the Burlington freight house. Hens and Pekin Ducks priced per pound with pay rates for Springs Old Cox and cow and horse hides listed.
Farmers told that direct shipping from Carl and lots to the New York market allows offering top prices for poultry. The message notes long-standing Plattsmouth presence and a reputation for fair dealing by W. E. Keeney.
Mrs J N Micklewait and her young son Harold arrived in Trinity to visit with Lafe Nelson the father of Mrs Micklewait and with Mrs Bertha White and Mrs G W Morgan.
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