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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
3
Frequent names appear with visits and social events across Omaha Linon Monday Tuesday and Sunday. Miss Olive Lanz, Miss Gledys Surick, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Horsteck and others attend family gatherings, church events, and a Red Cross reception. A service member homecoming and a memorial death note for Mrs. Moore are mentioned along with local business ads and a factory catalog offer.
Notice requests all books and records be audited and filed for holding by stockholders. Identifies Murdock Mercantile Co and signatory Pye Melugch Maurer as party to the notice. Aiming to address fiscal concerns and corporate accountability.
Fred E. Johnson of Johnson Bros Nebraska is named by leading American truck manufacturers as their choice for a new business enterprise showcasing the world’s lowest priced Stand ard s ton and two ton trucks.
A grateful patron thanks Mrz Gorder for generous hospitality and extends appreciation to the young ladies and little lassies who provided readings and music.
Long dispatch of local notices from Alvo Nebraska recounts travels births and illnesses of residents. It details the death and funeral of Rev Dote Uptegreve a longtime pastor with service at the Methodist Church and burial in Alvo Cemetery. The item records community events school activities and social visits across many families.
Miss Bessie Engelkemier returns to her home in Weeping Water for the summer after graduating with the class of 1919. She attended the local school all four years and has not chosen a course of study yet, but is expected to excel in her chosen line of work.
The W C T U branch gathered at Mrs John Gorder’s home for a Flower Mission program honoring founder Mrs. Jariet Coesedar. Guests enjoyed a piano trio, vocal duets, and a spring song, followed by ice cream, lemonade, and a benediction. Next meeting is July 7 with plans for another uplifting program.
A fragmentary obituary notes Reverend ES L UV presrive born in Lincoln County and died June 4 1909. It mentions his marriage to Miss Elizabeth MelSinzes in Lincoln County Missouri and lists four sons and a daughter. He joined the Chambers Presbyterian Church and served as a preacher for nearly fifty years becoming a noted pastor in northern Missouri.
The family of Edward L. Wyptercrove expresses sincere thanks for kind assistance and floral offerings at his death and burial. The message lists multiple relatives with the surname Wyptercrove and family members Tarry Appleman Tycker, and Frank Wyptergrove, plus a sale notice for a 1925 Overland model and several used Ford vehicles from John T. Pollock yard.
The Wales family, long residents, deserted this afternoon for Omaha to start a new home. Superintendent Gus There of the sleuth hounds unit, stationed to pursue illicit traffickers, was seen about town on business yesterday.
A Nehawka chautauqua from June 2 to 27 will feature five days of programs and events. Visitors receive courtesy from locals, with an ambitious schedule planned daily. The finale includes two aviators performing aerial exhibitions and passenger flights with tail spins and loop the loop.
A 1918 letter from Glensier Ohio praises Tunner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine as a cure for stomach trouble. It claims the author improved greatly and can now eat anything, urging readers to obtain the remedy from local drug stores. The note promotes other Triner products and lists Joseph Triner Company in Chicago as the manufacturer.
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