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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
8
The Westminster Guild met at Eleanor Smetana's home for a short devotional. Members discussed sending a delegate to the Bellevue conference in late June and selected the summer project for the mission school. Planning for a picnic at the next meeting and refreshments followed.
Ed W. Howe of Atchison Kansas, in a Johns Hopkins hospital chair after eye surgery, says he is "ready to die like a gentleman" but believes two more years will allow him to finish "the greatest book in the world" and insists he will not pretend otherwise.
Mrs. Lee Gammon and her son Eugene of Pacific Junction visited the city Tuesday for a tonsil operation at a local physician’s office. The procedure proved very successful and both patients returned home to recuperate.
Mr and Mrs Paul Schneider of Pilger announce the engagement of their daughter Parthena to Thomas Snipes son of Mr and Mrs L R Snipes of Lincoln The wedding is set for June 19 at the Pilger Methodist church with a reception at the Schneider home Parthena Schneider attended the University of Nebraska and joined Alpha Delta Theta sorority Thomas Snipes earned AB and MA from the University and is pursuing a doctorate at Iowa State College They plan to reside in Lincoln The engagement was announced at the Alpha Delta Theta banquet at the University Club in Lincoln Snipes family ties include county agent L R Snipes and Weeping Water high school athletics background.
Miss Dorothy Jean Turner celebrated her twelfth birthday with school friends at her home. They attended a Ritz theater showing Go Into Your Dance, then enjoyed games and refreshments, receiving many gifts.
Mr and Mrs Frank Cashner of Glenwood were in the city Sunday to visit relatives and friends at a local home.
Land, farm and ranch bargains listed. Steers and mules for sale in all sizes via Fred Druecker Murray Nebraska. First Trust Co Nebraska City offers farm loans up to ten years 56 percent with no commission. Potatoes New York rurals for late planting and eating priced 31.19 cwt Sudan 12.75 Hegari 4.50 90 day corn 2.50 bu Early in ear 1.75 Sweet corn 20 cents Johnson Bros Nebraska City. Itw.
Free removal of dead animals advertised by South Omaha Rendering Works at Market 4626. Telephone listed as South Omaha Rendering Works. text shows garbled last line with unclear charges.
A statewide hunt is underway for Harry McCafferty and his wife after the deaths of his father John McCafferty in Los Angeles and his mother Ida Huntley in Omaha. Harry, a U S Rubber Co. traveler, and his wife had left Louisville for North Platte when the deaths were learned. Agnes Ptak of Omaha was in town on Saturday.
The U. S. Engineers defeated Mynard 26 to 4 at Athletic Park on Tuesday night. Kennedy led the Engineers with three circuit drives as the team scored eleven runs in the fourth inning.
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