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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1937
Page
6
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Mr and Mrs Guy D French of Kansas City Missouri spent a short visit with Mrs Robert A Bates publisher of the Journal this morning before returning home from Omaha They also visited Mrs J J Smith mother of Mrs French and Jay Smith and family and Mrs Ellie Goodacre siblings of Mrs French.
Father J. J. Hoffman of Auburn formerly priest at St. Patrick's Manley is at St. Joseph hospital in Omaha. He has not been in good health for some time and was moved to Omaha for treatment.
Bernard Egenberger of Omaha arrived Sunday to spend the next several weeks at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs L B Egenberger during his school vacation. He has spent most summers here and has a large circle of young friends glad to have him.
H R Neitzel of Boise Idaho returns from South Bend Indiana where he visited his old home and says conditions in the east are excellent and the best for several years. He plans to leave Tuesday for his western home.
Misses Shirley Keck and Jacque Grassman departed this morning for Omaha to attend a Job’s Daughters meeting now in session there. They will stay as guests at Mrs. Harley Meisinger’s home during the meetings.
Missouri Pacific Transportation Co has asked the state railway commission to allow ending the Lincoln Union bus route. The line reports gross revenue of 8.38 cents per mile per day versus 16.5 cents per cost mile.
Hazel McOwens troupe returns for three nights of high class drama and vaudeville in Plattsmouth. Opening play Your Sister and Mine depicts everyday life. Tickets 20 and 25 cents with one free ladies ticket per adult. Tent on Chicago avenue. First here since summer 1935.
Misses Elva and Marion Olson depart Tuesday on the Ak-Sar-Ben for New York where they will spend the summer. They plan a Canadian trip and a visit to relatives in Richmond, Virginia, returning for school in the fall.
Plattsmouth friends learn Mrs James Ptacek formerly of this city is at Michael Reese hospital Chicago for treatment. She has faced foot problems requiring hospital care. Mrs Ptacek is mother of Mrs Theodore Yelick of this city.
Rev. V. C. Wright, pastor of the First Methodist church, is in Lincoln this week attending the summer school of theology. He oversees the section on Doctrine and Discipline and The Teaching of Jesus.
Clement Sundstrom, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Sundstrom, returned home Monday after touring with the University of Nebraska baseball team. He pitched and played third base during the term as the team visited Chicago Toledo Detroit Windsor and Lansing with games at Toledo Ypsilanti and Lansing.
Mr. and Mrs. John Galloway of Omaha announce the arrival of a seven pound daughter at their home Sunday. All are doing nicely and the birth brings happiness to the family as friends extend well wishes.
John Lee of Pacific Junction paid a $10 fine and costs for intoxication in Judge Charles L. Graves court. Sunday R. Walgren also received a $10 fine and costs for intoxication in the same court.
Former resident Robert W. Sherwood, long ill in Los Angeles, has recovered enough to leave the hospital and stay with friends for his recuperation here.
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