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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1922
Page
6
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The Spangler clan, prominent in Nebraska and western Iowa, hosted a large reunion at Hastings Iowa at the home of Mr and Mrs Dent Hite. Eleven immediate family members attended including Mrs Hite's kin and Nebraska attendees from Plattsmouth Weeping Water Louisville Union and Merna.
Used home goods including tables chairs kitchen cabinet buffets rockers dressers commodes hall trees library tables mirrors beds bed springs mattresses fast stoves washing machine two refrigerators two kitchen ranges glass jars stone jars water jar with faucet tubs boilers Call Christ Christ Furniture store across from court house Plattsmouth Neb
Adam McMullen prominent Nebraska Republican candidate for governor arrived for a brief city visit to meet voters and residents. He has served in the state legislature and now as senator from Gage county. Accompanying him were Alex Laverty and Marcus Poteet as supporters amid war fraud probes overseen by Attorney General Daugherty. The army liquidation commission report and related evidence will be reviewed by investigators with former Congressman Reavis and aides handling war cases. The War Department also reported $20 million in liquidated claims turned over to the Department of Justice.
Washington reports the War Department will assist Reavis in prosecuting war fraud cases. Details on cooperation and scope were not disclosed, but officials indicated active pursuit of prosecutions tied to wartime contracts and misused funds.
John Lohnes Sr. a prominent county resident, traveled to Pekin and Peoria with his niece Florence Terryberry to visit his sister Mrs. Margaret Dism an, aged eighty six. The two siblings are the last of eight children and this marks their first trip to the old home in two years.
Cyrus Livingston and August Graham from the vicinity of Weeping Water spent a few hours visiting friends and tending to local business today.
Missouri Pacific special agents in Nebraska City investigate an attempted derailment of a south bound passenger train. They believe burglars, aware of currency aboard, wedged iron in a switch to trigger a wreck but the freight’s earlier departure likely saved the passenger train. Detectives expect arrests.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Rea McMaken welcomed a fine little daughter on Thursday evening. Both mother and infant are doing nicely and the joyous event brought happiness to the father and to Councilman Joe McMaken and his wife.
Kanred wheat for seed with last year’s yield around forty bushels per acre. Seller Sears Davis of Murray Nebraska offers the high yielding Kanred seed and invites buyers to contact at once.
Taniac will make your stomach strong. F. G. Fricke & Co.
This afternoon at 2 at Rev. and Mrs. Hollowell residence, Miss Thelma Hudson and Mr. George Nelson wed in a simple ceremony. They will visit Chicago and Minnesota with Nelson returning to work for Burlington. Hudson is active in music and church life in the city.
Fremont hosts the state Sunday school association convention June 13 14 and 15 with activities in churches and the high school auditorium. About 2500 Sunday schools and 200000 members are invited and an attendance of at least 5000 is expected. South Dakota will participate.
Miss Adelia Sayles and Dr. Philip T Campbell were married at 7 pm in St Luke's rectory. The Episcopal ceremony was led by Father W S Leete with Mrs Leete as a witness. Both are Plattsmouth natives. she taught in city schools, he graduates Creighton medical college. They plan to live in Salt Lake City for the coming year. Brought to you by Journal want ads.
This morning the preliminary hearing on charges against Charles C. Parmele former president of the Bank of Cass County began in county court with Judge William Deles Dernier presiding The state alleges sixteen counts including illegal borrowing and overdrawing accounts The defense aims to show deposits were not securities and Will Jean is to testify on fund procurement and use The hearing may extend into Monday to finish evidence
Julius A. Pitz delivered a box of the finest strawberries of the season to the paper’s publisher as a sample of Nebraska fruit. The text credits Pitz as an expert in growing strawberries.
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