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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1929
Page
2
Local Alvo news recalls a recent ball game where Elmwood defeated Alvo in a fine contest. The report also notes town life including purchases from R. M. Coatman, visits to Lincoln and Greenwood, school meeting votes, and family activities around Alvo.
Simon Kehmider, praised for progress and efficiency, has installed an electric grain dump in the elevator to speed handling for arriving trucks. The wiring was done by A B Stromer, with Rehmeier and John Coleman completing the dump installation and extending the driveway to fit the larger dump.
Mrs John D Foreman entertained at her beautiful home last Tuesday in honor of Mrs George Dornemeier formerly Miss Alice Cook and hosted a large guest list of friends of the bride. The event featured a well planned program decorations gifts and a delightful luncheon served by the hostess.
In Cass county Nebraska the County Court orders a final settlement of Rosina Rusterholtz estate. Administrator E F Oaks must show cause at the June 24 1929 hearing why the petition should not be granted and discharge the administrator. Notice will be published in Plattsmouth Journal for one week prior to the hearing.
A fragment notes gradual progress toward maturity as time advances through weeks, implying change and development over a period without specific events or dates. The tone suggests a measured, ongoing process rather than a discrete moment.
The Alvo teaching force for the year just closed saw two members, Misses Helen Root and Verna Rueberg, marry and leave their positions. Their places were filled by other teachers, with a new teacher added to the primary department.
Berlin reports that a concordat between Prussia and the Vatican will be signed Friday with Premier Braun and Papal Nuncio Pacelli only initialing the agreement. The pact grants the Prussian chapter the right to submit bishop candidates to the pope who will select three for the chapter to appoint, with papal confirmation contingent on no Prussian political objections.
Former Prime Minister David Lloyd George told Liberal MPs that the Labor government must pursue a Liberal policy. He warned that if the ministry becomes a Socialist administration its career ends, a remark delivered in London at the Liberal club.
The New York Herald Tribune reports Parker Cramer plans a Chicago to Sweden flight next month following a previous non stop Rockford to Sweden attempt last year.
In Cass county Nebraska the County Court in Plattsmouth will sit on July 1 1929 and October 21 1924 at ten o clock to receive and examine all claims against the estate of John Cory deceased. The period to file claims ends three months from July 19 1929 and debts must be paid within one year from July 19 1929. Witness A H Duxbury clerk with seal dated June 15 1929.
Court orders July 12 1929 at 10 am for hearing Paul Bartek Sr petition to be administrator of Frances Bartek deceased. Notice to interested parties via Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior. A H Duxbury county judge seal.
Hiawatha Kans June 14 Pipe line plans to provide natural gas to northeastern Kansas and southeastern Nebraska towns were discussed by mayors and city officials from Hiawatha Horton Sabetha Falls City. Negotiations hinge on franchise contracts with Kansas Pipe Line and Gas and Gas Service of St Joseph and possible Beatrice Lincoln Beatrice Des Moines route.
Dr J W A Kinnison, former head of Bible and religious education, says his removal from McKendree College faculty stemmed from opposition to the athletic policy rather than liberal views. President Harmon denies knowledge of such discord and calls the statement news.
The Golden Rod Study club met Thursday at Mrs. Will Minford's home with Mrs. A L Huffer and Mrs. Harley Wiles as associate hostesses. President Mrs. Myron Wiles chaired. Members discussed improving front yards and the upcoming Mother's Recreation camp at Camp Brewster in August. Mrs. C C Barnard led the program The Farm Home Beautiful.
In the midst of tornado season J. P. Falter offers insurance for both town and farm property including dwellings barns and crop structures. Contact J. P. Falter for policy details and coverage options.
The Journal advertises legal brief printing at affordable prices. It urges lawyers to request printing services for briefs and emphasizes cost efficiency and reliability in turnaround.
Fred Bauer and Walter Heier shelling and delivering corn to the Manley elevator. B H Nelson of Murray visits Manley on business. Phillip Flemming and wife with Herman Rauth go to Plattsmouth for Mrs Flemming Citizenship papers. Ralph Coon visits Manley and attends Louisville alumni banquet. Elmer Pearson and family visit Lincoln Havelock for business and relatives. Manley school patrons elect Frank Bergman to the board. Mrs H E Clarke visits Rauth family and plans visits to Hastings Tilden Omaha. Miss Anna Rauth returns from Forest Park Illinois with notable music study. George Vogler home fire contained by prompt water action. minimal damage.
Mor ris R. Schreiber and his wife in Portland Maine celebrate learning their son Arthur, an uninvited stowaway, arrived safely near Santander Spain aboard the Yellow Bird. The family had believed he boarded after a letter revealed his plan and only learned Friday night that he was aboard.
An Ashland Nebraska advertiser urges farmers to plant a mature corn crop by the last of June to secure a sound crop for a few cents per acre or get free seed. E IL C Gilmore promotes the offer and invites inquiries.
The Journal office prints a wide array of business stationery items including letterheads envelopes and forms for commercial clients. The service emphasizes quality paper stock and timely production to meet office needs.
Bids opened Thursday for 5.8 miles of oil surfaced sand road between Hyannis and Antioch. Yant Construction of Omaha bid $25,128.08 with 41.4 cents per sq yd for oil and surface mulch. Vance Brothers of Kansas City bid $19,430.40 for oil only at 32 cents per sq yd. Yant beat Vance since second bid lacked road-bed rolling. Oil surface favored for maintenance over clay surfacing despite higher per mile cost. Award pending State Engineer Cochran’s return.
Clyde Jones former Plattsmouth man remains in critical condition after severe electric burns to shoulders body and legs. He was reported alive last evening but with poor prospects for recovery. He is the son of J R Jones of the city.
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