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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
6
Judge W. F Westover and Miss Huth of Rosaville Nebraska are visiting Dr and Mrs R P Westover. The judge and his daughter plan a brief California trip before sailing to Hawaii for several weeks.
For any pain burn or bruise apply Dr Thomas Eclectic household remedy. Two sizes 30¢ and 60¢ at all drug stores.
The annual Children’s Day program at First Methodist drew about fifty youth performers enacting a story of education and the temple of Wisdom. Miss Helen Pfoutz led the floral set piece while Edgar Westcott guided the Youth in the journey, with financial support provided by the church educational fund. Sunday School superintendent A H Duxbury announced 137 new members, with boys winning 77 and girls 66 in the campaign, and girls topping miles logged in Sunday School travel.
Cleveland O June 8 Ralph Beaver Strassburger who defeated Governor Pinchot for delegate said tonight a proposed plank to liberalize the Volstead act had been drawn up for submission to the resolutions committee but its text would not be made public until others interested in the subject had passed upon it.
An advertisement states Dean's Ointment relieves itching burning and bleeding with a claim of quick relief. Sold at 60 cents in all stores.
Phone 145 George W. Olson offers livestock hauling and dray work any time or any place in Plattsmouth Nebraska. m22 adew
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a local ointment offering quick relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood to clear mucous surfaces. It claims the product has been sold by druggists for over 40 years and lists F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio as manufacturers.
Mrs. Frank Carlson of Palmer visits her mother Mrs. Eugene Skinner. Claude Seivers of Kearney attends funeral services for his mother with Heh Seivers and wife from El Reno Oklahoma. Mrs. A. W. Dawson of Detroit leaves after visiting in Omaha with the Dodges. Various locals travel to Omaha Chicago and Alliance for business and family gatherings. Ruth Sanderson travels to Chicago while J. E. Sanderson moves to Alliance.
Arthur Skinner of near Alvo Perry Cook of Alvo and Charles Hanson near Alvo John Anderson near Greenwood visit for county business Fr Hild near Murray renews Journal subscription George Everett near Union comes for courthouse matters Frank Sehlichtemier of Nehawka arranges help farm work Mrs J E Schutz and daughter Florence travel to Denver for a short outing County Commissioner Harris and son Fulton travel from Union for board of equalization and dental care Simon Clark leaves for Mayo Clinic Rochester MN for treatment E M Griffen returns from Fairplay MO after worrying news on his father Edna Larson Portland and Verla Becker Alpha Chi Omega sisters visit Nebraska University then head to Omaha Ed Hiatt and son Ivan from Lindney IA visit with Decorah spouses and travel on to Sidney Margaret Hallahan departs for Omaha with Mary Hallahan visiting Boise ID sisters before returning home to Springfield MA
A vintage ad touts Burdok's Blood Bitters to curb dyspepsia, claim restorations of digestion and health, and purification of the blood. Available at drug stores for 1.25 dollars.
Geologists from the University of Nebraska drill near Nehawka to recover six inch rock and soil cores. They analyze two thousand feet of bore material to unravel Nebraska's geological history including ancient seas and movements across millions of years. Paleontological finds suggest Nebraska has faced multiple sea invasions reshaping its rocks.
Funeral services were held Sunday for Dr. C LeRoy Meisinger a noted meteorologist who died when lightning struck the balloon during air tests for the U S Weather Bureau near Bement Illinois. The Lincoln Christian church was filled with mourners and a military funeral followed at Wynka conducted by the Lincoln Post of the American Legion.
Mrs. W. D. Smith and daughter Ruth return from Omaha to pack for shipment and join Mr. Smith there. The family will reside in Omaha where they have secured a home. Mrs. Smith active in Episcopal church social work, leaving many friends regretfully behind.
W Elliott of Collins Oil Co announces a joyful arrival as he becomes a grandfather with the birth of an eight and a half pound son to his daughter Mrs Harry Beller and her husband. The happy family gathers with Mr Elliott and relatives to welcome the new member.
A city wide committee reveals plans for a 220 by 65 foot pool with depths from shallow to ten feet, a four foot walk, and filtration. Stock at 72 cents per share funds construction and operation as a community enterprise with profits first paying stockholders.
James M. Robertson and his wife depart for Lincoln where Robertson, grand high priest of the Royal Arch Masons of Nebraska, will attend a chapter meeting and Mrs. Robertson will visit friends as a guest.
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