Local visitors trade and visit in Plattsmouth featured
Saturday’s daily reports residents from Murray Cedar Creek Weeping Water Rock Bluffs Murray Nehawka Manley Louisville Wahoo and Alvo visiting Plattsmouth for trading business and court matters. Notables include Wehrbein Clifford Shrader Meisinger and Fornoff among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wehrbein
Near Murray
Plattsmouth
Stephen Clifford
Weeping Water
T.S. Clifford
J. G. Lohnes
Louisville
Court House
W. E. Jenkins
Murray
Karry Meisinger
Cedar Creek
John Bergman
West of
Mynard
Plattsmouth Scene Sees Local Residents and Visitors
Mrs W T Dull and Mrs J W Berger of Murray visit Plattsmouth to shop as do Mrs Kate Bintner and her children from east of Murray. J L Smith and Herman Smith travel from between Murray and Nehawka for business, while Dale Boyles of Alvo attends county court. The list extends to Jacob Frolich party from near Eagle, B Wolph and wife of Nehawka, James Fitch and son with Mrs BE Riggs, George Rhoden from Murray, J Rough and Lincoln Creamer parties, and Mrs Russell Stratton from Omaha visiting and attending a burial in Weeping Water. Captain Isaac Wiles returns from western farms, glad and spry despite age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Dull
J. W. Berger
Murray
Kate Bintner
Leo
Plattsmouth
J. L. Smith
Herman Smith
Nehawka
Dale Boyles
Alvo
Jacob Frolich
Fred Trunkenboltz
Albert Frolich
Near Eagle
Court House
B. Wolph
Journal
James Fitch and Son
Comling
Fitch
BE. H. Riggs
Brewster
Russell Stratton
Omaha
Frank Chechel
Weeping Water
Isaac Wiles
Stote
Velvet Tobacco Returns to U S Pipes and Porches
Velvet Tobacco in its red tin returns to cigar shops and pipes after wartime shortages. The piece recalls soldiers in France using Velvet the "tinned Kentucky sunshine" and notes the red chevron discharge signaling Velvet’s return. The column invites readers to resume smoking Velvet and smiles at the long partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velvet Tobacco Zone
Velvet
Thea Cross
Salvation Army
Jackie
Quartermaster Corps
Kentucky
France
Joe
D&w
Wanted: Girl for general house work in small family
Classified notice seeking a girl for general house work in a small family. Must be able to do plain cooking and keep good wares. Apply to Mrs. T. M. Patterson in Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Patterson
Plattsmouth
Community Notes Include Visits and Local Council Talk
Anson Burdick and Mrs. Geo Peterson visited Nebraska City last Sunday. Mrs. Trimble hosted her daughter Mrs Stew ard from Fairmont this past week. John Hartseck shipped hogs to South Omaha. Mrs. Alloway and Margaret left for Iowa two weeks visiting friends. A petition circulated to appoint Geo W Peterson as justice of the peace for Tipton precinct. Avis Gardner left for Kenesaw and Holstein for graduation and relatives. Chas Rivet visited Elmwood. he and Mrs Rivet plan a Pacific Northwest trip. Roy Brehm’s family attended services. A mass meeting supported extending water mains to the new school. Brick work on the new school progresses. materials and labor ample. Merle Lanning returned from Fort Bliss after nearly a year in service. County court at Findsmouth faces serious disrepair with roof and repairs needed to preserve the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Burdick
Geo. W. Peterson
Nebraska City
Trimble
Steward
Fairmont
John Hartseck
South Omaha
A. A. Alloway
Margaret
Iowa
Tipton
Mies Avis Gardner
Kenesaw and Holstein
Chas. Rivet
Elmwood
Ohleen
Merle Lanning
Eagle
Fort Bliss
Texas
Cenousgh
Memorial services at Wabash address three wars in history
Rev. W. A. Taylor of Union delivered the memorial address at Wabash last Friday to a large, attentive audience. He traced three great epochs in U.S. history, the War of Independence, the War of the Rebellion, and the World War liberty struggle, urging reverence for past sacrifices over current sports distractions. Rev. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor, with others, were en route to Omaha after brief stops in Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Taylor
Union
Wabash
Taylor
Dlynn
John Lidgett
City
Omaha
Journal Ice
Lost bundle from Omaha to Oreapolis trip itemized list
Swan J. Sodergren reports leaving a bundle from a Saturday May 24th ride in a Chevrolet touring car from Oreapolis to Omaha. Contents include a rubber coat union suit khaki shirt toothpaste Rexall medicine canvas gloves and socks. He asks for delivery by express C O D or to leave at Vinton Street car barns care of Tom Huckson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreapolis
Bridge
Omaha
Express C. O. D
Vinton Street
Bens 24Th
Vinton Sts
Tom Huckson
24Th & Farnam
Swan J. Sodergren
South 08Th St
Douglas
Déiw
Fifth Grade Picnic Held by Plattsmouth Staff at Garfield Park
The Normal Training faculty of Plattsmouth schools hosted a Fifth grade picnic at Garfield park yesterday. Teachers including Ethel Babbitt Margaret Parkening Clara Rainey Beesie Englekemeter Velma Eliott Frances Seybert Esther Godwin Kermit Wiles Hazel Sullivan assisted with activities and lunch. Esther Godwin directed the cats and Clara Rainey organized games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Garfield Park
Ethel Babbit
Margaret Parkening
Clara Rainey
Beesie Englekemeter
Velma Eliott
Frances Seybert
Esther Godwin
Kermit Wiles
Hazel Sullivan
F M McElroy in town yesterday
From Thursdays Parly, F M McElroy the smiling and good natured old tailor of Plattsmouth visited the city for a few hours riding from Omaha with Mr and Mrs Walter Dean of that city Mrs Dean being McElroys daughter He notes he is not presently at Geneva Nebraska where he has entered the tailoring business and is doing well
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. McElroy
Plattamouth
Omaha
Walter Dean
Dean
McEiroy
Journal Office
Nat
Geneva
Nebraska
Mac
Milattsmonuth Friends Cheer His Return
Local residents greet a familiar figure, noted as always glad to see him, in Milattsmonuth. The brief mentions warm welcomes from neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milattsmonuth
Local Murray Visitors Drive to Omaha for Business
This morning W. D. Wheeler and von Percy from east of Murray and A. W. Wheeler and Joseph Cook of Murray drove to Omaha to pursue business in the city and returned home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuredat
W. D. Wheeler
von Percy
Murray
A. W. Wheeler
Joseph Cook
Omaha
Funeral Attended by Porter Couple in Fairfax Missouri
W H Porter and wife of near Union visited Fairfax Missouri last week to attend the funeral of Lee Carper who died at his home near there on the preceding Friday. They made the one day round trip by automobile. Carper was the son of Dick Carper formerly of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Porter
Near Union
Fairfax
Lee Carper
Mr. Carper
Dick Carper
Obituary Notice of Nehawka Resident with Family Tells of Death
Nehawka native, a seven nephew of Mrs. W. H. Porter, died years ago. The deceased, a young unmarried man, lived with his grandparents near Fairfax for several years and was well known in southern Cass County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
W. H. Porter
PD. McDaniel
Fairfax
Iie
Cass County
Dow York Family Visits Omaha For Afternoon Train
Dow York and his wife with their two sons were visiting friends in Omaha for the afternoon and planning to catch an early afternoon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow York
Omaha
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Vassar Athletic
Phili Shivre Mn
Logal News
W. H. Wehrbein
Robert Shrader
J. W. Magnery
Nechawka
A. EB. Fornoff
R. B. Moffit
Mr. Moffit
Union Pacific
W. J. Stohlman
Herman Kippka
Fred Brunko
Manley
Ing
Eck Cook
Frank Schlistemeier
Dora Meisinger
Henry Heinrichsen
C. E. Tefft
Leonard Fornoff
Golden Sun
George Rhoden
Big City
J. Rough
Lincoln Creamer
Weehawka
Mr. Rough
Chichester S Files
H. C. Legpold
Fueneses Plattsmouth
Neb
Certain-teed Products Corporation
Ipaints & Varnishes
Frank Gobelman
F. M. McElroy Town
Missouri
Murray, Neb
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