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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
4
Elmwood residents report business trips to Ashland and Lincoln while relatives visit from Lincoln and Murray. Free open air band concerts begin midweek and will run through summer. A family gathering near Murray and Nehanka hosts Schlictemeier relatives as Elwood holds community events and grocery shopping trips.
Mesdames Aldrich Beechner and Guy Clements hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Margaret Liston at the Aldrich home last Tuesday afternoon. A large group celebrated the guest of honor with many substantial gifts and best wishes for her future happiness.
Miss Anna Williams, a summer school attendee at Peru, departed last Sunday for Yellow Stone Park, with details of her plans and destination noted in early reports.
Harvey Behrens of Louisville offers a good Shorthorn bull suitable for cows or heifers. Sale or assessment details are not provided.
Amos Iske located 2 miles west of La Platte advertises 1933 high test yellow dent corn for seed with lot reference j2 5th 14 llw.
Registered Short Horn bull for sale described as very gentle. Contact Otto Ehlers in Union Nebraska via phone 12132. Also notes a company offering summer vacation and excursion foster care and Miss Anna is described as qualified secretary for that company.
Miss Maurine Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Hill completed nurses training at St Joseph hospital and earned high honors at Creighton University in Omaha. Graduation exercises Monday were attended by her mother Mrs Vernon Hill and other relatives including Mrs Emil Rosenow Mrs J S Gustin and Mrs Harry Marshall. Albert Theil her uncle transported the group to Omaha in his school bus.
Wm. Winkler, after weeks at Lincoln sanitarium for health treatment, has returned home and is making good progress. He can work and was seen at the store greeting friends and customers, with Billie glad to have him home again.
Charles West and wife with Kenneth joined Harry Linder and Doanie Stark and J E Shreeve and wife for an Elmwood outing to the Ak-Sar-Ben show in Omaha Monday evening. They returned home before sunrise and say they thoroughly enjoyed every minute. Jacob Sterner and Mr and Mrs Herman Flaischman also attended and enjoyed the show.
Miss Margaret Liston, a popular Elmwood young lady, will marry soon. Friends hosted parties and a shower last Monday, with Mrs. Dr. Totman and Mrs. Walsh as hosts. A large gathering gave many fine presents to celebrate the forthcoming marriage.
The Rev. C. Jannan and his wife moved to Elmwood on Thursday and reside in the Parsonage of the Evangelical church where Rev. Jannan is assigned for the coming year. He has served as district superintendent for twenty years and is regarded as a minister of notable ability.
Paris reports a new wave of strikes as major employers retreat under pressure from Prime Minister Leon Blum's coalition. In Paris cafes cooks and waiters join the action halting work while employers warn of revolutionary forces and rising living costs.
Russell Bornemeier spends Wednesday evening at home as haymaking occupies farmers. Timblin family visits Murray while Clark family hosts relatives. Mail carrier duties shift as A. B. Stroemer vacations. School notes report retirements, new teachers Edith Carlson and Florence Taylor, and band trips to Greenwood. Alumni banquet and Ladies Aid activities noted along with local illnesses and hospital visits.
Supt L M Hauptman announced three awards on class night that were left out of last week’s list. Dale Ganz received an activities medal for his wide participation in school activities and also received an athletic medal. Dale Haertel was presented with an A emblem and earned curricular credit for library supervision over the past two years.
The S O S Flower Club staged a church basement flower show on Friday afternoon despite the dry weather. Entries impressed visitors with varied blooms and careful displays.
Weather the ladies made a notable showing with their flowers in their first exhibit. Organizers hope to hold it earlier next year, timing it with the iris season.
Mr and Mrs Walter Vincent learned how popular they were when a large crowd arrived in the middle of the night Tuesday to congratulate them. After a brief reception the guests left the newlyweds in peace following a small celebration.
United in marriage Monday at Albion, Miss Daigh teaches at Alvo school the past two years. Mr and Mrs Leonard Klemme accompanied them to Miss Daighs home and the couples returned home Monday night. Friends extend congratulations and best wishes.
The Rosenow and Kuehn families plan their annual picnic on June 21 at Beatrice inviting all who can attend.
Robert H. Lucas former internal revenue commissioner and Republican National Committee director files a 200000 damages suit in the District of Columbia high court against the Wall Street Journal publishers and Frank R. Kent claiming a Sept 10 1935 Journal article injured his reputation as a lawyer. He alleges Kent accused him of backing propaganda against Alfred E. Smith and supporting Nebraska grower George W Norris against Senator Norris.
Classified want ads feature a variety of odd household goods for sale including tools decor and miscellaneous items offering buyers a chance to find unusual bargains and sellers to clear clutter across the community.
Mrs Julius Nielsen of Hastings Nebraska spent a few hours in the city to tend to property matters in the south part and visit old friends. She says daughter Charlotte is now in Des Moines Iowa employed as a trained nurse in a fine position.
Marietta Wade of Weeping Water completes her third year of teaching at the Heil school near Cedar Creek and will attend six weeks of summer school at Peru. She plans to teach south of Avoca during the coming term.
Notice in Cass County Nebraska District Court cites City of Plattsmouth against multiple defendants for tax foreclosure on extensive city plots including blocks and lots in Porter Place South Park Stadelman Young and Hayes Additions. Also includes notices of hearings on claims of heirs and in rem proceedings for properties tied to Marie Steppat William Virgin and related heirs with dates set in 1936 and prior decades.
Jennie A. Weller files to foreclose a first mortgage on Section 19 Township 12 North Range 12 East Cass County Nebraska against Clara B. Weast and others. Mortgage recorded Book 566 page 620 for 11590.95 due as of June 26 1935 at 10 percent. Defendants must plead by July 13 1936 or a decree will establish the lien and sale of the property with costs and interest.
The creditors of the estate of John Uhick deceased are notified that claims must be presented and filed by October 5 1936. A hearing to examine and adjust all filed claims will be held October 9 1936 at ten o'clock a m in the County Court room Plattsmouth. Dated June 1936. (Seal)
Petition filed for administration and appointment of Janet L. Clement as Administratrix. Hearing set before the County Court on June 19, 1936 at 10 a.m. Dated May 20, 1936. Seal.
The filing and presentation of claims against the estate of Andrew Blum of Ty Nebraska are due by September 28, 1936. A hearing will be held in the County Court room in Plattsmouth on October 2, 1936 at 10 a.m. to examine hear and allow claims. Dated June 1 1936 County Judge.
Estate of John J. Vetesnik enters probate for a last will instrument and the appointment of Michael L. Vetesnik as executor. court dated May 28 1936 sets June 26 1936 at 10 am for proceedings in the matter.
In the Casa County Court the administrator of the estate of Marcus L. Furlong has filed a final report and petition for examination and allowance of accounts, termination of heirship, assignment of residue, and discharge. The hearing is set for June 26, 1936, at 10 a.m. Dated May 29, 1936. (Seal) 11-3w TM
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