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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1934
Page
6
William C Bullitt the first U S ambassador to Soviet Russia is pictured in the cockpit of his plane during his first flight over Moscow The article notes the Soviet transportation shortage led to the plane being sent from the United States for the ambassador s use
A verse passage celebrates May as the springtime of life for valiant youth and nature. It contrasts May’s refurbishing warmth with December and May’s unyielding ties, ending with a fragmentary signature “-J. R. Fe” and incomplete lines.
KITTENBALL defeated Norfolk Packing Co by 14 to 11 and Wintersteen Hill canaries. The American Legion upset Chevrolets 9 to 8. Box scores list umpires Shellenbarger Taylor Handley. Long struck out 1 Nelson 6. Bases on balls 3 for Long 1 for Nelson. Hantley ruled out for leaving base illegally.
Former Plattsmouth resident T. D. Dakin of Omaha revisits the city to settle business and reconnect with longtime friends. Dakin lived here in 1882 84 and worked a drag line and passenger mail for the railroad, living with the Harriet MacMurphy family whose son was then publisher of the Plattsmouth Herald.
Alfalfa hay for sale advertised by J. L. Young of Murray Nebraska. Contact details not provided.
The marriage unites Miss Josephine Haines of Elkton and Harold W. Bloodgood of Louisville. The ceremony at the First Methodist church was officiated by Rev. C. O. Troy with Miss Olive Sylvester and Donald Warner as attendants. The couple plans to reside in Louisville.
BREX edged My nard Cornhuskers 20 to 12 after a late surge by the Huskers in the third inning. BREX matched the burst, scoring eight runs in their half of the inning as tally totals climbed. Umpires were Handley, Taylor, Schneider. March struck out once, Livingston zero. walks totaled seven for Livingston and two for Vallery.
In Omaha district court, Anna Goodbinder Phillips seeks a divorce from Eugene Phillips Jr after two marriages. The couple first wed in Omaha, obtained a license at age twenty one, then an annulment followed by a second ceremony in Donaphan Nebraska.
At a Nehawka Lodge meeting this week David C West was awarded the Jordan Medal. West is the lodge’s oldest member having earned Master Mason forty years seven months seven days ago. Attendees included visitors from Springfield Weeping Water and Casper Wyoming. Refreshments closed the event with hearty congratulations for West.
Mr and Mrs Garold Holcomb and daughter Flo have departed for their home in Kankakee Illinois after a week visiting in the area They will pause at Sioux City and Marion Iowa before Davenport to see relatives and Mr and Mrs Charles S Dovey Then continue home Renee Brown accompanies them and will visit Kankakee for several weeks
Mrs Anna Brown wife of James Brown longtime Farney Company employee died at an Omaha hospital after a serious operation. Her body will be transported to Horton Kansas for burial Monday. Friends may view tonight and Sunday at Streight Funeral Home in this city before departure.
William F. Evers superintendent of the Nebraska Masonic Home will travel with Mrs. Evers and their two sons to Harrisburg Pennsylvania. He attends a meeting of the Masonic Homes of the United States and represents the state homes on the national board. The family will tour historic sites along the trip by automobile.
Mr and Mrs Henry Ore plan a Sunday departure for Yellowstone Park to see its wonders. They will be joined by Mrs James Mauzy and Howard Hirt for a western visit to the area.
Advertising outlays return greater long term benefits than other investments. The claim emphasizes marketing efficiency and impact on growth, suggesting promotional spend drives profits beyond traditional asset classes.
Mr and Mrs Gus Whitely left this morning by auto for Uniontown Pennsylvania after receiving notice of their nephew's death. They expect to reach Uniontown in time for the funeral services as soon as possible.
Miss Peggy Johnson, formerly of Plymouth and now in Omaha, plans to start an interactive dancing and dramatic art class at the public library auditorium next Wednesday. The recognized artist recently appeared at the Rotary club, performing the one act play Maker of Dreams in multiple roles.
Mrs. Frank L. Cummins hosted a Thursday bridge gathering at her Pearl Street home. Mrs. J. A. Donelan won high score with Miss Verna Leonard taking second. a luncheon followed served by the hostess.
County Commissioner and Mrs. Fred H. Gorder and daughter Miss Helen of Weeping Water spent a short time here with the ladies traveling on to Omaha. Mr. Gorder drove to South Bend to attend county business.
Notice to all taxpayers requires second payment of 1932 personal tax delinquent by July 1, 1934. John E. Turner county treasurer announces the deadline. Farms wanted for Cass County with detailed descriptions of improved or unimproved parcels 80 to 240 acres. Ralph Fetterman, First National Building, Lincoln, says cash buyers are available.
Commissioner Bollen sent a questionnaire to city and village clerks requesting a schedule of current electric rates whether from municipalities or private firms. It seeks data to assess minimum and reasonable rural energy charges as it asserts jurisdiction over rural rates, asking for responses by July 1 and details on whether cities generate or buy power, contract costs, and franchise expirations.
Dr Luella M Carter instructor in Doane college Crete returned home today after visiting her cousin Miss Olive Gass. She teaches modern languages and plans to open a six weeks German course at the teachers college on Monday.
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