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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1934
Page
6
John Deere two row cultivator with five horse hitch offered by Joe Mrasek of Plattsmouth Nebraska. Used only one season and described as good as new. The notice frames local trade territory context for Plattsmouth.
The wedding of Dora Eledge and Harold Buechler occurred Wednesday afternoon at Nebraska City Christian Church parsonage. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bledge of Plattsmouth, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Buechler, will live on a farm near Plattsmouth.
Complimentary admission tickets for Plattsmouth night at the Ak-Sar-Ben coliseum in Omaha will be distributed Tuesday at local outlets Bates Book Store Home Dairy Ore Oil Co. station New Way Lunch and Conns Shining parlor. Women may accompany male escorts and children are not admitted. The event features a western themed show with Ray McGrath returning as a star. Admission is free for ticket holders and a post show buffet lunch is served.
The Sunnyside Girls room club meets at Mrs. Giles home and reviews studied pictures. Members judge which pictures suit the girls room and plan a judging day in Lincoln on June 1. Refreshments are served after the meeting.
The Red Sox baseball team expresses deep thanks to city residents for their generous financial donation to start the team. They also thank Ed Thimgan for his work soliciting the funds.
The Chamber of Commerce held its regular meeting Thursday at the Hotel Riley with guests from nearby school districts and officials. E A Sweeley Burlington Refriger ator Express Co Alexandria Virginia E B Chapman county commissioner Delbert Todd Elmer Wendt Victor Stohr Clarence Meisinger A L Todd Flower Show chair reported the show's strong success and boosted civic interest in flowers and gardens. Mr Tidd praised for tireless work and his renowned iris garden attracting attention each spring.
A county memory poem portrays Uncle Enoch as a dark skinned sage with a stark white beard who spins tales of a distant plantation in Arkansas. The narrator recalls legends, witchcraft, voodoo lore, and cautions about superstition and luck in a rural community.
Earl C. Hill 62 founder of Hill Hatcheries in Lincoln died suddenly of heart disease at the hatchery offices on No 55th Street. He had heart trouble in January but seemed well earlier that day. He is survived by his son Roscoe, a daughter Kathleen Amos, two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral Friday at Warren Methodist Church University Place.
The Golden Hod Study club postpones its meeting to one week from Thursday and sets a new date of June 21 at Mrs Henry Hild home.
Person offers to buy farms in Cass County with cash, requesting detailed descriptions of improved or unimproved parcels sized 80 to 240 acres. Signed by Ralph Fetterman of the First National Building, Lincoln.
J Dee Shrader and wife of Hamilton California will spend the summer at Georgia Creamer’s south of town. Shrader has been in poor health and will rest. Their son Robert Shrader, also ill, is currently staying with his sister Mrs Georgia Creamer.
Miss Helen Smetana hosted a pinochle gathering at her Fourteenth and Vine home with two tables. Miss Marie Horn won first prize and Mrs. Charles Waters took second. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her sister Miss Eleanor Smetana.
For sale or trade 1929 Plymouth Sport Roadster with rumble seat. Runs well, tires in good condition. Asking price 125 dollars or 50 dollars down. Contact Hollis Akins in Murray Nebraska.
Public notice from John E. Turner County Treasurer announces second payment of 1933 personal tax delinquent due July 1, 1934.
Miss Lillian White departed this morning for Omaha to visit her sister Miss Florence White and enjoy a short outing from her duties in the register of deeds office over the weekend.
Pleasant Ridge invites the community to a picnic on Sunday June 17. Everyone is welcome and attendees are urged to bring a lunch.
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