Vintage Silk Robes and Belts Sale Listing
A partial advertisement lists l mens silk house robes at 2 for 2.50 and neckwear to FPL.50. Four overcoats priced SO to Bair.
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l—Men's Silk House
Bair
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
6
Philathea Meeting Bright Christmas Party At Heinrich Home
Members of the Philathea class of the Dalethodist Sunday School gathered at Mr. and Mrs. W L Heinrichs west Stam street for an evening of Christmas festivities. Prizes were awarded for tearing an elephant from paper and for identifying Bible characters amid decorative tree lights and carols. Refreshments concluded a pleasant event and members urged timely orders for Christmas cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Whse
dAlethodist Sunday School
W. L. Heinrich
West Stam Street
Heinrich
G. E. Brubsker
A. P. Peexhure
Mnss
Cordelia Field
Hallie Perry
Frank Emory Proutz
Philatheas
Bates Book Store School Supplies Run
A brief notice directs readers to Bates Book Store for school supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bates Book Store
Local Burlington Shop to Expand Freight Car Work
The Burlington freight car department in Plattsmouth will take over rebuilding repairing and maintaining steel underframe cars and ballast cars. The shift follows a reorganized refr freezer line to Fruit Express Co at Indiana Harbor and will require more workers as demand grows. Managed by William Baird the shop aims to match the system’s high standards and output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
The
Fruit Express Co
Indiana Harbor
Indiana
William Baird
Burlington and Plattsmouth
Baird
Young People Wed Today at Richland Christian Church
Miss Virginia Copenhaver and Mr. Arion Rahmann wed at the Rich noon ceremony in the Christian church parsonage. The couple, from Union and area families, were assisted by Rev. Rahs. They will reside on the groom’s farm near Union amid a large circle of friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Pursonage
Virginia Copenhaver
Arion T. Haahmann
Near Union
Wooddings
William Reynolds
Upton
Ructimann
Elmple
Rmarriaes
Res
Watter
Rahs
Ake Puetor
Firae Cirisan
Union
Liberty Precinct
Hell
Wvisinia
Kes
W. S. Copennaver
Rahmanin
Manio
Tim
Death of Isaac Carpenter founder of Carpenter Paper Co
Nebreskea newspaper men and Nebraskan readers learned of the death of Isaac W Carpenter founder of Carpenter Paper Co Omaha. He died after a prolonged illness on Sunday morning at 10. Carpenter built a major paper company with branches in Chicago Des Moines Sioux City Denver Salt Lake City and Los Angeles and was known for his cordial temperament and friendships in the newspaper trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebreskea
Carpenter Paper Co
Omaha
Tegreb
Westerdy
Isaac W. Caarpenter
Fen
Carnenter
R. A. Bates
An. Estos
Tle Journal
Catholic Daughters Meet at Daly Home
Mrs. Herman Relfehstadt hosted a Catholic Daughters social in Daly with the new class honored. Bridge games produced first prize for Mrs. Fred G. Egenberger and consolation for Mrs. Charles Peterson. Guests included Miss Mildred Schiater Anna Rys Margaret Hallahan and Mrs. W A Swatek with refreshments closing the rare pleasure filled evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Herman Relfehstadt
Catholic Daughters of America
Fred G. Egenberger
Charles Peterson
Reichstadt
Mildred Schiater
Anna Rys
Margaret Hallahan
W. A. Swatek
Rector Father Pierce Paints oil Nativity Scenes for St Luke’s
Father George D. Pierce rector of St Luke's Episcopal church is a noted artist who prepared a three section oil painting for the Christmas Eve high mass decorations. The artwork depicts the Blessed Virgin Mary with the infant Jesus flanked by watching angels, intended to enhance the church's beauty during the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Pierce
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Virgin Mary
Jesus
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad
Those in a rim-down condition notice catarrh more than in good health. The text links catarrh to constitutional condition and promotes Hales Catarrh Sificent as a treatment combining internal and external remedies. Sold by local agents.
Frank Wood Back Home From Lincoln Hospital
The Cats county friends of F. E. Wood announce he is home in Weeping Water after a hospital stay in Lincoln for treatment. He reports feeling fine and plans to use a wheelchair then crutches as he gradually regains health after an eleven week recovery from the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cats County Friends
F. E. Wood
Weeping Water
Mr. Wood
Lincoln
Woo
New Christmas Card Styles Arrive at Bates Book and Stationery
Bates Book and Stationery announces limited stock of fresh Christmas card designs. Shoppers are urged to choose soon to avoid disappointment later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Cass County News Roundup in Daily Journal
Cass county briefs from the Daily and Semi Weekly Journal cover local events, notices, and short items across towns. Highlights include community happenings, small updates from area organizations, and upcoming local dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Death of Former Crassecreek Resident in Ferrustaw
Mrs. F. R. Gault daughter of William and Isabelle Dunbar died after eight weeks illness. Married to H. M. Gault in 1874 she was active in Crosscreek Presbyterian Church. Survived by husband two daughters Laure Gault and Mrs. W Lyle of Atlanta and three grandchildren. Four brothers and one sister also survive. Funeral in Crosscreek Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 1 PM with interment in Crosscreek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrustaw Pennsylvania
Murray
Union
Hiter
George R. Saiies
AM. Gault
Crassecreek Township
Joseph W.-. Dunbar
Old Concord
George
William and
Samuel Dunbar
Crosscreek
Mollie Duncan
Presbyterian Church
Red Gravee on spiritual values in football
Gravee asserts football players value spiritual welfare above money from the game. He says the sport imposes heavy burdens yet offers spiritual comfort beyond material gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Gravee
Nebraska clothing team claims second place in regional event
The Charlotte team member finished as second high girl and Weeping Water represented Nebraska with a seventh place team finish. Mary Ellen Wiles and Mrs L R Snipes earned two fine trips. The state had few representatives in clothing judging and a style show. Lievd Althouse of Eagle took second in an individual ear of corn at the third regional district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlotte
Weeping Water
Nebraska
Charlotte
Marjors
Mary Ellen Wiles
Car Load of Hogs Bonus Offer Notice
An offer promotes a 19 cent bonus on a car load of hogs with a mailing requirement. Ship your hogs and mail the certificate to the commission firm on or before shipment to ensure the certificate is in the firm’s hands when logs are sold.
Lowden to Speak at Agricultural Week Mass Meeting
Former Governor Frank O. Lowden of Tiliness will headline the Thursday afternoon Mass Meeting at the Agricultural College Linewin during Organize Agricultural Week in early January 1926. He is billed as a farm leader with a national reputation and will discuss a major issue in rural life. The second speaker’s formal acceptance is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Frank O. Lowden
Tiliness
The
Agricultural College
Linewin
Miss Elizabeth Cleveland to Speak at Home Economic Meetings
Miss Elizabeth Cleveland of Detroit Public Schools will deliver four principal addresses at the Home Economic Association meeting series during the first full week of January at Lincoln. She is slated to discuss "Tantrums" and "The Little Child of Fear" on the Wednesday program with further Thursday activities planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cleveland
Detroit Public Schools
Home Economic Association
Lincoln
Why Children Lie and Learning to Live With the Group
The Home Economies program will stress the issues raised by the young child just before school age. It highlights how early behavior shapes social habits and group living, addressing honesty, socialization, and adaptive skills for families and educators.
Joyous People at Eight Mile Grove Church Christmas Services
English services on Sunday December 20 include a sermon from Philippians 4 4 7 with the theme Joyous People and a 9 30 Sunday School. Christmas Eve programs begin at 6 00 p m and a The First Christmas pageant will be presented. First Christmas Day services will be in German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
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