Jury Finds Kettlehut Will Invalid in Probate Battle
In Lancaster and Cass counties the jury ruled the Henry Kettlehut will presented for probate was not his last testament. The dispute split five daughters and two sons against three sons and one daughter as to the document’s validity. The case traced back to land deeds made in 1920 and alleged undue influence by proponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kettlehut
Eagle
Cort
Eagle and
Lancaster County
Cass County
Otto Kettlehut
William Kettlehut
Rheinhold
Albert Kettlehut
Henry
Otto
William
Lincoln
Pints Found in Belfry At First Methodist Church
Workmen wiring for signal bells in the First Methodist church belfry uncovered three pints of pre war whiskey. The liquor, purchased from Adolph Geise before 1917, was smashed and wasted. The owner remains unknown and the incident involved deputy sheriff W. C. Schaus and Walter Herger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
A. H. Duxbury
W. C. Schaus
Walter Herger
Adolph Geise
Married at court house in county court chambers
Yesterday afternoon County Judge A. H. Duxbury officiated the marriage of Arthur Jenson of Murray and Pauline Christian of this city in the county court chambers. The ceremony was conducted in the judge’s usual impressive manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
Arthur Jenson
Murray
Pauline Christian
Detroit home for former Plattsmouth residents Shyrock Chapman
Louisville relatives of Mrs Celia V Shyrrock learn she now lives in Detroit with daughter Mrs Harry E Chapman. The Shyrock family once lived in Plattsmouth and Chapman previously Miss Lillian Shyrock grew up in the county. Mr Chapman manages the Dodge Boat Works in Detroit and the couple has a son Josivn a Detroit senior this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Celia V. Shyrrock
Detroit
Harry E. Chapman
Shyrock
Plattsmouth
Chapman
Lillian Shyrock
Dodge Boat Works
Josivn
Store of Liquor is Poured Into Sewer Today
A county attorney and Sheriff E P Stewart supervised the disposal of seized illicit liquor by dumping bottles into the sewer at 4th and Main. A jury panel and onlookers watched as the collection was sent to the Missouri river, ending months of confiscations amid public odors and mixed reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
E. P. Stewart
4Th and
Main Street
Petit Jury
Safe Blunder Locks Walling Abstract Office Safe
A community call seeks a skilled safe cracker to open the Walling abstract office time safe. The safe’s combination was lost decades ago after the door was left unlocked for fire protection. Locksmiths failed. owners may resort to drastic measures to access valuable documents recent reports say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walling Abstract
Thomas Walling
Mr. Walling
Robert Walling
Walling
South Sea Islands
Billy Fenton
Afternoon at Bridge Hosts Delightful South 6th Street Party
Mrs. Charles Peters on south 6th street hosted a bridge gathering of lady friends yesterday. First prize went to Mrs. F. G. Egenberger and consolation to Mrs. Mullen. Luncheon delighted guests as the afternoon ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peterson, Jr
South 6Th Street
Bridge
F. G. Egenberger
Mullen
Do Your Gift Buying Early Slogan Encourages Smart Christmas Shopping
The post office and express services urge early Christmas shopping to ensure timely delivery. Plattsmouth retailers display a wide, new range of gifts and emphasize planning ahead to avoid last minute rush. Early buying eases clerk workload and lets customers choose desired items without stress, while late shoppers face fatigue and disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Plattsmouth
Jury Finishes Work and Takes Its Departure
The petit jury for the November term was dismissed by Judge Begley after completing trials. Fred Krecklew v Habel and Mesina, $30, heard by court with jury waived, judgment for plaintiff $30. First National Bank v Fitzgerald, plaintiff awarded $1,000. The term was one of the longest in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Judge Begley
Fred Krecklew
John Habel
Joe Mesina
Justice Court
A. H. Humble
Manley
First National Bank
Ed Fitzgerald
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Sorrow
Ben Parker and all the children express heartfelt gratitude for the kindness and assistance during their time of sorrow. They thank neighbors of Wintersteen Hill the Loyal Workers Berean class east of Sweetheart Town Mr Bairds office Storehouse office Chas W Hula the singers and Christian church members who loaned cars or sent flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintersteen Hill
Berean
Enjoying College Reunion In Omaha Visit
Miss Alice Pollock departed for Omaha to be guest of Miss Eloise Thom, a Rockford College classmate. Rockford College Club of Omaha, former students of Rockford College, will host a dinner and reunion to renew old school day associations this afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Pollock
Omaha
Eloise Thomas
Rockford College
Miss Pollock
Rockford College Club of
Western College
Thomas
Plattsmouth Elks Lodge dance at Elks clubhouse
Members of Plattsmouth lodge No. 739 B P O E and guests enjoyed a social dance at the Elks club house on North 6th street. Dee Atherton and his musicians provided a lively program from shortly before eight oclock until past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth Lodge No. 739
Elks Club
North 6Th Street
Dee Atherton
Catholic Daughters Elect New Officers for Year
The Catholic Daughters of America local court elected officers at St. John's school building led by Grand Regent Miss May Murphy and Vice Regent Mrs. Mattie Engenberger. Other posts included Kathleen Darcy lecturer and Miss Genevieve Whelan financial secretary with initiations planned for December 13 and a social on December 15 at Mrs. Herman Reichstadt's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Daughters of America
St. John’s
Order
May Murphy
Mattie Egenberger
Kathleen Darcy
Helen Woolcott
Anna Rys
Genevieve Whelan
Eleanor Hiber
Mildred Schiater
Sentinel
Josephine Rys
Marvyetta Reed
August Bach
Elizabeth Meisinger
Herman Reichstadt
Ing
Former Well Known City Woman to Sing on Dayton Radio
Mrs. C. A. Young formerly Miss Honor Seybert of Plattsmouth will perform piano numbers on Station WSMK Dayton Ohio this evening and again Saturday. Now living in Dayton since her marriage she is a popular musician drawing music lovers to the new Ohio Valley station. WSMK broadcasts on 275 meters and Plattsmouth friends plan to tune in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Young
Honor Seybert
WSMK
Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Plattsmouth
Young
Birthday Party Honor for Mrs. C A Marshall Jr
Last evening at the north city home of Mr. and Mrs. John McNurlin a birthday gathering honored Mrs. C A Marshall Jr. with a splendid dinner. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Cary Marshall III, Mr. and Mrs. W H Seybert, Mrs. A F Seybert, Mrs. Andrew Kroehler, and Mr. and Mrs. McNurlin, all sharing in birthday cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McNurlin
McNurlin
C. A. Marshall, Jr
Cary III
W. H. Seybert
A. F. Seybert
Andrew Kroehler
Christmas cards at Bates Book and Gift shop
A fine line of Christmas cards in all designs can be found at the Bates Book and Gift shop. Orders for engraving and plates taken. Call early with your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Funeral services for Mrs Parker Held at Wintersteen Hill
The funeral of Mrs Minnie Elizabeth Parker, born 1868 in Brownville Nebraska, was conducted by Rev Walter Robb and Evangelist Nelson Gardner. Interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery in Plattsmouth. She left eight children and a wide circle of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Parker
Wintersteen Hill
Walter R. Robb
First Christian Church
Nelson Gardner
Savior
Jesus
George Nelson
Hal Garnett
C. C. Hudson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Minnie Elizabeth Berger
Brownville
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Brownsville
Calvert
Auburn
T. Joseph
Missouri
Galveston
Texas
Beatrice
Fairbury
Ethel Lee Parker
Ethel _Lee Parker
Elmer Elliott
Bert Donaldson
Earl Redd
Clare Upp
Pauline
Harry Parker
Chauncey Parker
Omaha
Will Sanders
del Rapids
South Dakota
Parker
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Sweet Shop Proprietor Injured by Nail
Guy W. Morgan owner of the Sweet Shop sustained a foot wound after stepping on a large nail while assisting in redecorating the Masonic lodge room. The nail penetrated through his shoe into the foot, causing a painful injury that hampers him today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy W. Morgan
Sweet Shop
Morgan
Masonic Temple
Journal Ad Note Targets Buyers in Local Market
Advertisers claim the Journal reaches about 75 percent of the buying public, highlighting strong market penetration for local campaigns. The note stresses broad readership and potential for high return on investment.
Mrs. Earl Redd Returns After Hospital Stay
Mrs Earl Redd returns home from Omahen hospital where she has been treated for a badly injured left hand. Her mother Mrs Benjamin Parker died prompting the homecoming now. Two fingers will be permanently stiff and drawn. amputation is not favored by Mrs Redd, who prefers to keep the hand as is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Redd
Omahen
Benjamin Parker
Community Chorus Organizes For Christmas Program
The city forms a community chorus led by Leroy S. Fager with about thirty voices and aims for fifty to sixty members. Plans include a large street sing before Christmas and curb side trees donated by merchants to create a festive holiday atmosphere downtown. Public support is encouraged to ensure success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy S. Fager
E Community Chorus
Plan Ahead for Christmas Card Printing Now
Those planning to send Christmas cards should place orders promptly to ensure timely completion. The note urges early action to allow ample time for printing and delivery.
Presbyterian Ladies Entertain For Bazaar And Pie Supper
The Presbyterian church auxiliary and Q Z society hosted a bazaar and chicken pie supper in the church parlors drawing a large crowd despite bad weather. Over 200 guests enjoyed festive needlework, novelties, and a well‑attended sale, raising funds for church work and holiday gifts for Plattsmouth residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Auxiliary
Q. Z. Society
Q. Z
Christmas Cards at Bates Book and Stationery Store
The Bates Book and Stationery Store offers a large Christmas Cards line this season with engraving available. Customers are urged to place orders early to ensure timely arrival and personalized name engraving.
Wheeler Home Hosts Pleasant Country Social
The country home of Mr and Mrs P J Wheeler south of the city hosted a friendly dinner this week. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Chriswisser and son Karl, and Mr and Mrs Clarence Hanson and son Hal from the Nehawka area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Wheeler
Wheeler
Charles Chriswisser
Karl
Clarence Hanson
Hal
Nehawka
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kettlehut
Bootlee
Court House
Journal
Ladies Organization
City On Radio
Community Chorus
Levy S. Fager
Presbyterian
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Ional Bank
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