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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1937
Page
4
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Dr and Mrs J W Brendel visited relatives in Omaha Tuesday. Edward Morley toured Nebraska City visiting Mrs Morley at St Marys hospital. Mrs Lester Hoback fractured a wrist after a fall at home. Thanksgiving entertaining included Mr and Mrs Dick Neumeister and others. The Georges enjoyed hunting in southern Missouri. A new heating plant goes in at Farmers State Bank. Robert Ottens of Elmwood shopped Avoca for building materials. Edward Shackley and daughter visited a Shackley relative Thursday to Sunday. Mrs Charles Penterman and children returned home to Northboro Iowa. W H Hoffman near Elmwood handled business in Avoca and joined Thanksgiving trip to Shenandoah.
Mrs Rachel Everett hosted Thanksgiving with her daughter Miss Leona and guests Silas Everett Edwina Terrell of Avoca and N J Everett of Lincoln. A grandson was welcomed as Beth Schriver of Omaha gave birth to a baby girl.
Mrs Harry H Marquardt hosted the Avoca Woman's club gathering at her Avoca residence last Wednesday. A large attendance featured in the meeting with Mrs Caroline Marquardt delaying her Utica departure to attend. Refreshments were enjoyed after the meeting.
The Riverton Nebraska teacher Campbell Jordan Kokjer, now superintendent in Campbell following the previous manager's resignation to take a Lincoln post, accepted the Riverton board’s resignation and moved to Campbell to assume new duties.
Attended funeral services in Plattsmouth for Peter Curtis born 1880 in Rock Bluffs. He lived in Cass county most of life, member of L P for years, married Sabra French in 1996, had one daughter Vera Westlace. five grandchildren. Wife predeceased him. Surviving siblings include Benjamin Curtis of Union Oregon and Perle Curtis of Kano Idaho, and sister Mrs Robert McCann.
Appointed agent at Avoca M. Carr previously served as extra agent for Missouri Pacific. With Hogenmiller’s departure for Brock, Carr bids to lead the Avoca agency and 142 districts now under his charge. Carr brings long service and readiness to move as needed.
A resident frequents a station and small grocery near the O Street Road intersection with Highway 75 east of Union. He has been driving back and forth to and from work as he plans to complete other arrangements.
Welford Meyers and his family left Thanksgiving day for Weeping Water to establish residence. Meyers accepted a position with the Standard Oil company there, filling the post vacated by Earl Wallace who resigned to move to Nebraska City.
The Avoca Congregational church ladies hosted a bazaar and food sale on Saturday evening December 4 at their hall. Proceeds funded church work.
After the passing of Mrs. Fred Bartell, Mr. Bartell sought to live alone but found it unsatisfactory. His niece Miss Elsie Emshoff moved in to care for him and manage the household, making a home with him.
Walter Tolman of the University of Nebraska extension urges Cass county farmers to supplement silage fodder or wild hay with high protein feeds such as cottonseed cake linseed meal or soybean meal. He notes 1 to 1.5 pounds of concentrate or 3 to 5 pounds of alfalfa daily per head can pay for itself through better milk, thrift, and mineral supply. Fodder can be treated with molasses or packed into silos to improve winter feed value.
In British Malaya a surge of prosperity lifts liquor consumption as tin and rubber prices rise. Trade expands by about 180 million dollars in six months, with whisky up 26.8 percent and brandy and wines soaring. Empire brandy gains share, now about two thirds of brandy imports.
The 1.10 dollar per pound bid set a new high for a junior champion steer at the international live stock show. Homer Grader of Mineral Point Wis sold his steer Jerry to the Stevens Hotel in Chicago, surpassing last year’s 1.05 dollar top.
Theobald Hansen and his wife dined with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rauth. Mr. and Mrs. David Brann visited Bud Wirth in Louisville for Thanksgiving. Oscar Dowlwer and family visited the Stearns home near Elkhorn. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O’Brien hosted a pleasant gathering. John A. Stander and wife traveled to Omaha for visits and business. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fieming sought housing in Manley and Weeping Water. The Rohrdanz couple hosted Herbert Rohrdanz, Janice, and Waldo Minford from North Platte for Thanksgiving. Charles Gade and family from Ashland visited the Flaischman home. Rudolph Bergman and wife traveled to Omaha for business and to see friends. August Krecklow sought truck license information in Plattsmouth and Lincoln. J. Rauth and wife visited their daughter Anna in Omaha, joined by Miss Mary Murphy who will stay in the city for the winter.
Mr and Mrs Harry Haws hosted a six o clock dinner for friends Sunday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Reckler L R Wiseman and wife of Weeping Water R Bergman and wife Oscar Dowler and wife Mr and Mrs Herman Rauth John Fr Carper and wife of Manley and Mrs Edward Murphy and son Llord of Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Minford of North Platte visited Manley last week, staying several days at Mrs. Minford’s parents Mr. and Mrs. John Rohrdanz. They called on many old friends before returning west Sunday.
Members of the Friendly Farmers Ladies organization held a Wednesday party at Mrs. Reuben Grosser’s home. Mrs. Herman Rauth and Mrs. Lloyd Wood assisted in entertaining. A pleasant program and a Christmas gift exchange followed a hearty display of refreshments.
Davenport, Iowa report on Hilda Louise Ralfs, 19, a gifted dancer who is nearly deaf. She reads lips to understand speech, learns by watching, and reads rhythm through vibrations. She belongs to the Northwest Davenport Turner Society and recently joined a Friendly House dance class and a school choir.
A roundup of visits and gatherings across Greenwood Lee Norton Mrs Eaton Keller Gail Pollard and family Glen Peters Walter Borakhaga and others populate a week of calls dinners and games. church bazaar and Dorcas meetings plus a December 10 Christmas party are noted with meal details and hostesses. A legal notice sets December 18 1937 as the hearing date before the Plattsmouth Court with objections due.
Ernest F. Smith died at his Greenwood home at 2 p m Thursday after a lengthy illness that began in August. A Ashland native who moved to Greenwood about 20 years ago he established a druggist business and earned many friends. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Greenwood Christian church with burial in Ashland. Survived by his wife Elsie two daughters Dorothy and Madeline his mother three sisters two brothers and many relatives.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Sarah Campbell deceased in Cass County Nebraska No 3286 time for filing claims ends April 4 1938 a hearing will be held April 8 1938 at ten o clock a m in the County Court room Plattsmouth to examine hear allow and adjust all duly filed claims Dated December 1 1937 Seal de 3w ine
Guardian William Seay files final report and petition for final settlement and exoneration in guardianship of Lillian Seay insane No 6 1020. Notice states the ward has no remaining property and seeks termination of guardianship and discharge of the guardian and bondsman.
Lena Betts Cynthia Betts Herman Behrns and Joe Behrns sue to quiet title in north east quarter section 22 township 10 range 12 Cass County Nebraska against heirs and unknown owners and seek discharge of deeds of trust and mortgages to Casady Test and Henry Shewell with deadline January 17 1938 to answer in district court Th Lena Betts Cynthia Betts Herman Behrns and Joe Behrns plaintiffs by Wm H Pitzer and Marshall Pitzer attorneys
The estate of Joseph A. Everett invites claimants to present filed claims by April 4 1938 with a hearing set in the County Court room at Plattsmouth on April 8 1938 at ten in the morning to examine allow and adjust all claims and objections filed December 3 1937.
Frederick G. Fricke deceased with file No 3302 dated November 30 1927. A hearing is scheduled for April 8 1938 at ten o clock before the County Judge.
The sheriff of Cass County Nebraska will auction the south half of the northwest quarter and northeast quarter of the northwest quarter and Lot 3 in the northwest quarter all in section 18 township 10 north range 14 east at the county courthouse doors in Plattsmouth on December 14 1937 at 10 a.m. The sale leverages Roy F Becker et al as defendants to satisfy a judgment by Hattie Keedy et al.
Petition for probate of purported last will and testament filed for Henry Greer deceased. Vernon Greer named Executor. Hearing set for December 7, 1937 at 10 a m in the court. Dated November 20, 1937. (Seal)
In the County Court of Cats County Nebraska the estate of Caroline Mitchell, deceased, No. 8299, claims against said estate. A hearing will be held March 25, 1938 at 10:00 a.m. for the purpose of determining claims. Dated November 15, 1937.
Two executions issued by the District Court of Otoe County Nebraska lead to a public auction of real estate in Cass County. The defendant E Dewey Hoback also known as Ehmer Dewey Hoback is named. The property includes undivided one fifth interest in 29.5 acres and specified lots in Nehawka Cass County Nebraska. Sale is at the south door of the courthouse in Plattsmouth on December 20 1927 at 2 p.m. Attorneys for plaintiff Nebraska City Federal Savings and Loan Association.
By order of the Clerk of the District Court Cass County Nebraska I will sell Lot 361 in the Village of Greenwood Cass County Nebraska at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the South Front Door Court House Plattsmouth Nebraska on November Suh day 1937 at 10 o clock a m The property of Ray E Frederick and Claire M Frederick Defendants to satisfy a judgment for State Securities Company Plaintiff October 7 1937 Plattsmouth Nebraska OT 5w
In the District Court of Cass County Nebraska Plaintiffs Louis G Meisinger William G Meisinger and Ed G Meisinger seek action regarding the estates of George A Salsig Mrs George A Salsig W W Perryman Kate Perryman John T Lytle Mrs John T Lytle and others identified as heirs devisees and personal representatives with all interested parties named or described to appear concerning estate interests and related claims.
Plaintiffs Louis G. Meisinger William G. Meisinger and Ed G. Meisinger file a quiet title suit in Cass County District Court on November 8 1937 to clear the northwest quarter and related parcels in Section 29 Township 12 North Range 13 East and cancel three mortgages held by Andrew W. McLaughlin Calvin H. Parmele and C H Parmele with a December 27 1937 answer deadline.
A court case lists John T Lytle and several heirs with unknown real names as defendants. The suit concerns interests in the NW quarter of Section 29 and the north half of the north half of the SW quarter in Township 12 North Range 13 East Cass County Nebraska.
Harvey B. Koop as assignee of Home State Bank files suit in Cass County Nebraska to foreclose a mortgage on Lots 206 207 and 208 in Lewisville ass county dated November 16 1926 securing a note of the same date for 1065 with 718 claimed due The defendants Ivan L. Thomas and Ida Glan Thomas must answer by January 4 1928 or foreclosure will be granted as prayed
A hometown merchant earns praise for fair treatment of customers and consistent service. The note highlights honest dealings and community trust, reflecting small town pride in local business integrity.
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