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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
2
A collage of short, odd observations touches on wings being scorched, brain trusts, a watermelon in a sedan, divorces in Turkey, a bottle returning from Norway, and a Morgan firm partner payoff. The tone resembles a medley page of witty clippings and stray musings from a historical paper.
Fliers and officials welcome Jimmie Mattern as he circles the globe and is encouraged to return. The quip that G B Shaw will profit by the example hints at global travel admiration.
A Bible school note reviews the Easter morning events from Mark 16 1 11. It highlights the earthquake the angel the empty tomb and Jesus appearances to Mary Magdalene and others, affirming the resurrection as the church foundation and urging ongoing faith and study.
Receiver Carl S. Foster of the First National Bank of Plattsmouth will be at the bank Saturday June 17 to distribute unclaimed dividend checks. Depositors urged to bring receiver certificates and claim their dividends. list of names reads like a town directory including individuals, schools, companies, and local firms.
The statement argues that in reorganizing the federal government to save costs it is always the other fellow's department that should be re organized. It frames the issue as a critique of shifting taxes and responsibilities to others rather than shared reform.
Statement urges extra care behind the wheel as schools open last fall and close now. Emphasizes there is no good time to drive carelessly, appealing to broad public behavior.
Union residents and visitors share local business and social visits across Nebraska City, Omaha, Plattsmouth, Murray, and nearby towns. Residents note new water at David Andrews and two new V-8s for Orville Hathaway while bridge crew heads to Verdon to rebuild another span.
On last Sunday the family of A J Wilson gathered at Levi Wilsons Cedar Creek home. A delightful day followed with a sumptuous dinner for all present. Among attendees were Grandpa A J Wilson and his wife, Albert's parents.
Mr. Woodard remains very poorly after a stroke and will be moved to the farm of his nurse Mrs. H M Chrisweisser to allow her to care for both him and her ill mother Mrs Z W Shrader.
Harris bookkeeper at the Bank of Union and Scoutmaster for the Union troop spent a night with the group near the Missouri river. They camped in the open and Harris later contracted a cold which he has not yet fully recovered from.
The Methodist church of Union invites all not worshiping elsewhere to join in services and Bible study at ten o'clock. Preaching alternates Sundays at 11, with Wyoming hosting the other Sunday service. Epworth League meets at 7 30 Sunday evening, open to all. Rev. M B Kunkel is the pastor.
Anna Bauer, once a hospital patient, recently had numerous teeth extracted and shows good improvement. She was able to return home last Sunday.
The Union Methodist Church hosts a Children's Day program on Sunday June 17 featuring Rev Kunkel welcome by John McQuinn and Dicky Mougey with a sequence of recitations songs solos and exercises by local children led by Cleo Austin Jimmie Pearsley and others. The program includes a pageant Cruzade of Youth and a recessional with multiple classes and choirs participating.
A large crowd from Union attended the Parade of Brides in Plattsmouth last week. Notables from Union included Mr and Mrs J. D. Cress, L. G. Todd, Joe Banning, W. H. Porter and Mrs. P. F. Rihn.
Eugene Exline, longtime partner of Dave Kendall, has been feeling poorly and will undergo an appendectomy at the University hospital. While he is away, the Kendall farm work will be looked after by Wm. Clarke.
Mr and Mrs W A Taylor visited the home of Mr and Mrs C W Ho back for a Sunday picnic. They enjoyed an abundance of good eats in the shade of the grove last Sunday.
Union Church schedules include Sunday school at 16 00 with Miss Helen James as president of Epworth League at 19 30 and a Children's day program at 20 00 led by readings solos and dances. Wyom ing Church reports 10 00 Sunday school with Mrs J P Day as Supt and an 11 00 sermon. Road work at Cowles cemetery noted and East Union cemetery gravel road needed.
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court will convene in Plattsmouth on June 36 1932 and October 6 1933 at 10 a m to examine all claims against the estate with a view to adjustment and payment of debts due three months from June 30 1933 is the claim filing period and payments commence after that date A H Duxbury County Judge seal date June 2 1933
Court in Cass County Nebraska orders that Auguste Ernestine Hofmann may prove and record the will of Gottlieb Gustav Hofmann. Hearing set for June 20 1933 at 10:00 am. Notice to heirs via Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior.
In the matter of the estate of John Hobscheidt deceased the County Court will sit in the county court room on June 23 1933 and September 29 1933 at ten 3 m to examine all claims against the estate with a date in three months from June 23 1933 and one year from that date. Dated May 26 1933 A H Duxbury seal.
Emil J. Weyrich petitions in Casa county Nebraska seeking a court ruling on the heirs and dates of death for John Weyrich and Emilie Weyrich died intestate in 1828 and 1931. The hearing is set for June 22, 1933, at 10 o clock am in Plattsmouth County Court.
Public auction to the highest bidder at the south front door of the courthouse in Plattsmouth Nebraska. It involves undivided one ninth interests in parts of sections four and five township eleven range ten east of the sixth principal meridian Cass county. Levied to satisfy a judgment in favor of Searh Davis guardian Evelina Rager Incompetent against Theodore Rager.
Launce Gibson files petition in Cass County District Court to establish and foreclose tax lien on Lot 47 and part Lot 11 in Southeast Quarter Northwest Quarter Section 1 Township 10 Range 11 against multiple Harmer parties and others. Defendants must answer by July 24, 1933.
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