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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
4
Residents and guests flocked to Union as families from Plattsmouth Omaha and Lincoln visited last Sunday and throughout the week. Local business leaders and officials dropped by for brief calls while townspeople noted meals hotels and new ventures including a cafe at the Clarke hotel and a windmill installation at G S Upton.
Union Troop one of the Boy Scouts of America pledges to pass every possible test in the camp program at Camp Quivira from August 1 to August 12. The group commits to meeting the expectations of their scoutmaster, troop committee, and town supporters who funded the trip.
Last Saturday Anna Bauer and Mrs Harold Nichols with children and relatives departed by auto for Oak Park a Chicago suburb. They will spend about ten days to two weeks visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Owen Ross.
Last Sunday at the Baptist church featured engaging services and an interesting Bible school study on the Jerusalem conference. Upcoming Sunday will include morning Bible school and preaching, with Methodist Church programs in the afternoon broadcasting a KFNF Shenandoah program.
Last Tuesday morning John Armstrong and family Carl Nickels and family from Union and V Suddreth and family from Murray left for a two week visit in the Ozarks around Fair Play. They will see old friends and enjoy a rejuvenating fortnight away from dull cares.
During Rev Frank Emory Proutz's vacation Plattsmouth Methodist Church invited Rev W A Taylor of Union to preach last Sunday evening. His stirring sermon pleased all present and the officers and members expressed appreciation for his visit as Rev Taylor and his wife were warmly welcomed by the congregation.
The Methodist Bible School of Union plans a radio program from KFNF Shenandoah Iowa next Sunday August 2 in the afternoon between 3 and 4 o clock. Listeners are urged to tune in with working receivers and be ready for an excellent program featuring notable talent.
The thirty seventh annual meeting of Cass and Otoe county pioneers convenes August 8 west of Union for a single long day. Speakers will be plentiful and entertaining with amusements, a merry go round and an air plane ride. Bring dinners and visit old friends all day at the picnic grounds west of town.
Miss Katherine McMann of Omaha is spending her vacation at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Klimm east of Murray. For six years she has visited each summer and enjoys the hospitality and comfort of the Cass county farm home, finding rest and recuperation from her metropolis work.
Claim that catarrh is worsened by run down health and is improved by Halls Catarrh Medicine a combined local and internal treatment. The advertisement cites forty years of success and lists FEJ Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the supplier.
Shenandoah announces a fall excursion to the Rocky Mountain region and Salt Lake City. Sponsoring groups include KPNF and Henry Field Seed Co. on the east end, and KSL Utah and the Radio Service Corporation on the west end.
Roy Wilson of Omaha visited Cedar Creek for a weekend fishing trip. Mrs. J. J. Schneider visited Lincoln with her sister Mrs. Henry Mockenhaupt. Rev. Swartz from Omaha stayed a week for lakeside fishing. County commissioners checked bridges needing repair. Heat wave strains lakes with about twenty carloads of bathers Wednesday night. Threshing progresses with 3–4 bushels per acre and corn needs rain after hail damage.
Miss Mariel True daughter of John True of near Cullom married Frank Krejci of Plattsmouth in a ceremony reported by the local observer. The couple’s wedding reflects a notable social event in the community with families from Cullom and Plattsmouth in attendance.
The Cass County Treasurer releases a semiannual financial statement detailing county funds, revenues, and expenditures. The report covers treasury balances, cash on hand, investment activity, and supporting notes for the period.
Mia U. Gering certifies that the statement covers funds from January 1 to June 20 1925 and the balance on July 1 1925. She swears to accuracy before County Clerk Geo R Sayles on duty 1926 with seal. Amounts listed include 46066681 and 3404602.22.
A couple wed at the county courthouse on Wednesday July 8 at 1 45 pm in the office of County Judge A H Duxbury. They will honeymoon in Curley Nebraska visiting former Cedar Creek residents Mr and Mrs Dick Siemers before settling in Plattsmouth where the groom runs a garage.
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