Married at Court House in Wil liam H. Rainey and Katherine Thomas Ceremony
Judge Duxbury united William H. Rainey and Katherine Thomas of Glenwood in marriage at his office after they drove in for the ceremony. He also officiated for Clarence Anglen of Marshall Missouri and Mavis Fisher of Pacific Junction. The couples then returned home to celebrate with families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Duxbury
William H. Rainey
Katherine Thomas
Glenwood
Clarence Anglen
Marshall
Missouri
Mavis Fisher
Pacific Junction
Returns to Glenwood after illness at Bates home
Mrs. Belle Stoner has returned to Glenwood after four weeks of illness while staying with her sister, Mrs. R. A. Bates, and has so far recovered.
Mrs Stoner Returns to Duties After Illness in Iowa City
Mrs Stoner was taken sick with the flu during a short visit in Iowa City and was in very serious condition for several days. Her daughter Miss Laura Grassman and son-in-law Joseph Manacek drove with her to Glenwood where she is now able to resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Stoner
Laura Grassman
Joseph Manacek
Journal Want Ad Rates Now Just a Few Cents
Local newspaper urges readers to place want ads with low rates promising quick results and broad reach for personals, services, and listings across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Organize Work for Christmas Season Ahead
The Chamber of Commerce selects L. S. Devoe as general chairman to organize pre Christmas festivities. Three public events are planned with Santa visits on December 10 and 17 and carol singing on December 21. Committees include Soliciting, Publicity, Program, Room, Santa Claus, and helpers with listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
L. 5S. Devoe
Santa Claus
Masonic Building
Clem Wester
Howard Davis
Bob Hartford
Carl Schneider
Carl Ofe
Henry Soennichsen
Lynn Miror
Frank Mullen
Frank Bestor
C. C. Wescott
J. T. Begley
Woman’s Club
Jim Hall
Orccar Wilson
Tay
Marriage of Frank Rogers and Iva Neagles in Wabash
Frank Rogers and Miss Iva Neagles of Wabash were married at the office of County Judge A H Duxbury on Monday afternoon. Judge Duxbury read the lines in his usual impressive manner, witnessed by A W Farmer clerk of the court and Ray Becker of Union. The couple departed for their home in Wabash after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rogers
Iva Neagles
Wabash
A. H. Duxbury
Reformatory Sentence for Forgery Plea by Robert Earls
Robert Earls, 29, was arraigned in district court on forgery charges and pleaded guilty. Judge James T. Begley sentenced him to one to two years in the state reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Earls
District Court
State Reformatory
James T. Begley
Weekly Community Auction Opens at Joe McMahen Lot
Rex Young leads the first in a series of weekly community sales at the Joe McMahen lots near Heisel mill. No commission, buyers and sellers urged to participate with livestock and household goods to be offered, come and bid. Telephone 645 for listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McMahen
Heisel
Rex Young
Nebraska
Young
Letter from Distell Highlights Legion Visit Plans
Post Adjutant Elmer Webb reports W. T. Distell, former local Legion commander now in East Chicago, will help host the 12th district gathering here a week from tomorrow. Distell hopes to attend the convention, and his wife may visit in December. He notes active post and Auxiliary, plus past residents Harold Holcomb and family now in Kankakee, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Webb
W. T. Distell
Legion
Chicago
BREX
Mr. Distell
12Th District Legionnaires
Harold Holcomb
Holcomb
Plattsmouth Water Corporations
Kankakee
Ill
Plattsmouth High Presents Annual December Concert
The music organizations under Miss Williams and Mr. L D Hiatt will stage a December Sth concert at the high school auditorium. The program features brass and string quartets along with the band orchestra and glee clubs in a full evening setting starting at 8 p m. Admission is ten cents for students and fifteen cents for adults. Christmas cards for printing are available at the Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth High School
Miss Williams
L. D. Hiatt
Plattsmouth
Verdict Favoring Kierstead in Auto Collision Suit
Federal Judge Woodrough awards 7638 dollars to G. E. Kierstead against F. L. Michaels Jr in an auto accident judgment. Michaels carried insurance with a strong old line company. You cannot afford to drive an un insured vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrough
G. E. Kierstead
F. L. Michaels, Jr
Michaels
Leaves for the West in two families departures
Mrs. Frank Schiele leaves after visiting relatives in town and returns to Pocatello Idaho. Mrs. William Weber departs for Oklahoma City to spend the winter with her daughter Miss Jeanette who works for a major firm there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schiele
Henry Starkjohn
Pocatello
Idaho
Schiele
William Weber
Starkjohn
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Jeanette
Students Return to School After Thanksgiving Break
University of Nebraska students from Plattsmouth resumed activities in Lincoln after holiday visits. Names listed include Vestetta Robertson Maxine Cloidt George Swatek John Becker Theresa Libershal James Begley Jr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Lincoln
Vestetta Robertson
Maxine Cloidt
George Swatek
John H. Becker
Theresa Libershal
James Begley
Pleasant three day stay and holiday social scene
A brief note describes a pleasant three day stay at home and enjoyment of numerous social activities during the short holiday season.
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Court House
Kirk
van Camp
Campbell’s
Kuner
Rome
Sunkist
Texas
Bob White
Proctor & Gamble
Casco Creamery
Borden’s
Robertson
Santa Clara Prunes
Northern
Michigan
Siloam
Banqueter
Nellie
del Monte
Sandwich
Lipton’s Tea
Japan
White King’s
Budweiser
Ss. O. S
Omar
Devoe
Lor
Ruszell Reeder
Fred Herbster
Jim Farnham
Mynard Community Club
Ance
E. H. Spengler
Richard Livingston
Roy Cole
S. W. Cole
Roy O. Cole
Jean Spangler
Grace Livingston
Royal Smith
Raymond Cook
Henry Hild
Do. L. Wiles
Journal Office
Thomas Walling Company
Hillsdale
Ilge
Meat Department
Boston
Insurance
Duxbury & Davis
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