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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
4
Practical tips show bleaching heads early by tying outer leaves and shading the developing head to keep cauliflower white. Overcooking turns pink. boil briefly then cool and finish in boiling water. Start early for cool seasons, control cabbage worms with arsenate sprays avoiding the curd, and treat like cabbage except for blanching.
Mr and Mrs J C York and Mr and Mrs Walter Mockenhaupt visited near Jackson Nebraska at Jose Huse home. On return they were accompanied by their son Jack who will spend a week at the J C Rauth home.
Catherine and Lena Stander hosted the Altar Society of St Patrick's Catholic Church last Thursday with Mrs J C Rauth standing in for the absent Mrs Otte. A goodly number attended and enjoyed the gathering despite the substitute hostess.
Harold Serockton married Miss Lois Davis in Hartington at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs George Davis. The couple returned to Manley with their household effects and furniture, planning to reside on the farm northwest of Manley as friends extend congratulations.
Peatrice resident A Stuecs unearthed an English half sovereign minted in 1848washed up by recent rains in his garden. The coin, in fine condition and nearly new, is valued at $2.44 or ten shillings and may have been buried for about eight to ten years from a possible game immigrant’s journey west before local settlers arrived.
A guide for rock garden enthusiasts lists fast growing annuals suitable for bare rock spots. Featured plants include tiny rock cress Monopsisidum acaule, portulaca, violas, dwarf phlox, Alyssum Little Dorrit, Asperula azurea, Chenopodium pulchella, Leptosiphon hybridus, Myosotis Victoria, Sunvilla procumbens, and Virginia stocks, with notes on size, bloom color, and suitability for various locations.
Forgetting last year's drought, Cass county farmers look to the current season with optimism for strong crops. Local agricultural communities expect better yields and steadier markets as planting advances.
Hinds returned to Wabash from Plattsmouth after court work while Mrs. Ohms visited Memorial Day with Mrs. Ira Bothwell. Corn prices ease as weather drags on planting delays loom, hail damages William Reuter’s field, and early corn planting faces risk from looming rains and frosts.
The Rev. F. Weber, pastor of the Wabash church and Callahan church, was retained for another year by the conference at Ithaca. Members praise the decision as he is described as an able minister and church work has progressed well under his leadership.
Mrs. A B Stromer of Alvo visited Wabash and sought shelter at Mrs. W A Cook’s house after a heavy rainstorm trapped her in her car. She telephoned her husband and father to report she was safe and then continued home once weather cleared.
Omaha report says Daniel Young, a Black preacher and fugitive, remains silent in his cell. He defers all questions to his attorney and maintains he is not Gabe McElroy, the missing Texas oil heir. A Texas prospector claims Young is McElroy and produced a witness linking them.
Seven North Platte children hosted a neighborhood Red Cross benefit with singing dancing clown acts and speeches. The audience donated 3 dollars, handed to the Red Cross, as Lincoln County nears a 1000 dollar goal from multiple communities.
Garden notes advise planting carrots and turnips through early July with row planting and thinning. Turnips for winter roots should be sown in mid July, with tops eaten fresh as greens and rotation to follow peas. Carrots benefit from four inch spacing and stirred soil for early harvest.
The Spanish American war veterans and ladies auxiliary announce a three day encampment in Lincoln Nebraska June 16 through 18. National Commander Judge Leon McCord of Alabama and other officers will attend. Events include registration a capitol reception memorial services at St Paul M E church meetings a banquet and ball with state commander C M Sutherland in charge. The conclave will honor Nebraska volunteers and others who served 1898 to 1902.
The Omaha street car strike lapsed into an endurance contest after W F White and Edward McMarrow suspended attempts at concessions. They prepared to depart the city as talks failed. A bomb exploded under a tram in South Omaha, while police kept Raymond Marchand in custody amid a dynamite cache found near Nashville Nebraska.
In the County Court of Cass Nebraska the administrator of Jessie W. Hall deceased has filed a final report and petition for examination and allowance of accounts determination of heirship and discharge. The hearing is set for June 28 1935 at 10 a m by A H Duxbury County Judge.
The state probate court announces the death of Thomas Troop and grants letters of administration. Case No 2796 dated June 1935 with court action on July 5 1935 at 10:00 AM. Dated June 1935 H Duxbury clerk 110 3w.
A petition for administration of the estate of Perley A. Sanborn has been filed. Mary Sanborn is named Administratrix and a hearing is set before the Court on July 5, 1935, at 10 a.m. Dated June 7, 1935.
Notice to all interested in the es Seay Robert Troop estate that final report and petition for examination and allowance of administration accounts, determination of heirship, residue assignment, and discharge will be heard July 8, 1935, at 10 a.m. in the court. Dated June 5, 1935 H Duxbury.
Administratrix has filed final report and petition for examination and allowance of administration and discharge. Court to hear on June 21, 1935 at 10 a.m. Dated May 25, 1925. A. H. Durbury.
Creditors are notified that claims against the estate must be filed by September 30, 1935. A hearing to examine, hear, allow, and adjust all claims filed will be held in the County Court room in Plattsmouth on October 4, 1955 at 10 a.m. Dated May 28, 1935. A. H. Duxbury, County Judge.
In the County Court of Cags coun estate of Jefferson D. Cross, deceased No 3127 Maria A. Cross as Administratrix the petition has been set for hearing before said Court on the 28th day of June 1935 at ten o'clock.
Frank A. Cloidt as trustee files accounts heirship determination residue assignment and termination of trusteeship seeking discharge. Hearing set for July 5 1985 at 10 a.m. in the Cass county court. Dated June 5 1935. A note on River control appropriations mentions 21 million dollars funding.
To the creditors of the estate of Anna Katharina Walters deceased No 3123 claims against said estate is September 30 1935 that a hearing will be Plattsmouth on October 4 1925 at ten o clock a m for the purpose of examining hearing allowing and adjusting all claims or objections duly filed Dated June 1 1935
In Cass County Nebraska a guardian seeks license to sell the east half of the northeast quarter of section 18 township 12 range 13 for reinvestment. The court orders all interested parties to appear June 29 1935 at 9 am in Flattsmouth to show cause why the sale should not be licensed and requires publication in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks.
In Cass County District Court Carrie M. Armstrong sues Arthur H. Reece and others to foreclose a $10,500 mortgage on the N half of the SE quarter and the SW quarter of the NE quarter of Section 27, Township 12, Range 9 east of the 6th P. M. You must answer by July 15, 1935. Attorney names Burkett Wilson Brown Van Kirk.
Public auction June 29 1935 at 10:00 am at the Cass County Courthouse to settle a judgment against John E Hazxard et al. City of Plattsmouth is plaintiff. Property includes multiple lots and blocks across several plats in Plattsmouth Nebraska.
Plaintiffs Charles W. Anthes and Minnie J. Anthes sue Grace O. Sear and Michael Glass in Cass County District Court to foreclose a tax sale certificate on Lots 13 and 14, Block 172, Plattsmouth. The total due is 318.95 with 10 percent interest from April 9, 1935, plus 10 percent attorney's fees. answer by July 8, 1933, otherwise decree in favor of plaintiffs.
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