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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
2
Elmer Reynolds shells corn at Stewart Rough elevator. Numerous Nehawka and area residents visit, repair, travel, and socialize. Featured are Dr G L Taylor visiting from Murrey, Elmer Shumaker’s medical issue, Webster County trips, garden and flower scenes, and Epworth League program highlights.
Mrs. Fred Shumaker suffered a splinter in her hand that caused recurring trouble. After three healings and each time needing lancing, the family sought medical advice and had an X-ray in Plattsmouth to determine future treatment steps.
Mr and Mrs D H Wilson host a Crete gathering with Mrs Stewart and granddaughter Kathryn Genevera Rough and her newborn sister, the week-old Kathryn Genevera, visiting along with Mr and Mrs Martin Ross and Mrs Rough.
Located at trice Norman Johnson, a brother of Mrs. Omar E chlichtemeier, recently with friends who were also graduates from a dental school in Oklahoma. They took the examination for practice there, but not finding a favorable location, returned to Nebraska and Mr. Johnson has located in Beatrice and is well pleased with his choice.
W. J. Wunderlich Chester Stone and wife with Miss Isadore Stone returned from a two week western trip covering about 2500 miles. They visited Masnis Park near South Fork Colorado Springs Denver and other Colorado places then returned via Holyoke and Imperial with a delightful time.
The Nehawka Chautauqua dates are August 10 to 14. Organizers will arrange ticket seating and provide information on the best options for attendees. A lively literary and cultural feature, as in past years, awaits the community.
Monday and Tuesday notices show Henry F. Kettlehut and Andrew P. Moran from Ne breka City in town for business. County residents, including Budges of Murdock and Linc oln visitors, attend court, baseball games, and social calls in Plattsmouth and nearby towns.
Mrs Anna Bracken and her son Ralph of Chicago arrived to attend the funeral of Mrs Frederick Ohm, aunt of Mrs Bracken, with William Herman of Amizonia Missouri arriving after learning of the death which occurred Monday night.
A farm loan offer directs readers to John M. Levda of the Gund building in Plattsmouth Nebraska with contact numbers provided for inquiries and applications.
Reports from Clarkson hospital in Omaha say Mrs William J Streight of this city remains about the same after several weeks of illness. Her condition has been critical for the past two weeks with little progress despite initial surgery for appendicitis and subsequent relapse.
This morning in Omaha police court the cash bonds of James Kauba and William Swickard were forfeited after they were arraigned on intoxication charges from last Sunday early hours. Officer Jackson had them in custody and they posted a $10 bond plus costs.
On Sunday morning Rev Clyde Clay Cissel district superintendent of the Omaha district will occupy the pulpit. In the evening Rev John W Henderson of Auburn brother of James Henderson of this city will bring a worthwhile message to the congregation.
A brief public notice invites readers to place classified wants in the Journal seeking results. The ad emphasizes clear listings and timely responses, urging readers to submit detailed descriptions and contact information for quicker service.
The State of Nebraska Cass county in the County Court notices creditors to present claims for the estate of Kenny Goodman deceased. Hearings will be held in Plattsmouth on August 29 1925 and November 30 1925 at 9 o clock a m to examine claims for adjustment. Claims must be filed within three months from August 29 1924 and debts paid within one year from August 29 1925. Dated July 29 1925. County Judge A H Duxbury.
Mrs Thomas Svo boda leaves for Omaha this afternoon to enter a hospital for tonsil removal planned for Thursday. She has been in poor health, with doctors attributing it to throat condition and expecting permanent relief after the operation.
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