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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
8
Firet Trust Co Nebraska City Nebraska offers farm loans of six percent interest for ten years with no commission. The firm also handles investments and real estate in the region.
Local service at Telephone South Omaha Rendering Works Market 4626 offers removal of dead animals at no cost with reverse charges policy applied.
Mr and Mrs J W Burton and children of Kearney visited relatives in the city yesterday. They treаted their youngest daughter in Omaha for an operation and Mr Burton’s sister is Mrs J H Graves of the city. Mrs Burton has been in poor health and will seek treatment in Omaha. They returned to Omaha this morning.
Mrs. Leland Briggs and children from Wahoo spent Sunday visiting the Hartwicks and Briggs in town. The visitors came to honor Fathers Day and brought remembrances for Mr. Hartwick and Mr. Briggs.
Mr and Mrs Harry Graves and Mr and Mrs Harry Royal spent Sunday in the city with visits to Rock Bluffs. Mrs B F Wiles joined them, staying at the home of her daughter Mrs Carl J Schneider.
Georgia Hopkins and Virgil L. Kline announce their secret marriage in Rockport Missouri, after a spring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Grover Hopkins, grew up here, and the groom, son of Earl Kline, was raised in this city and educated locally. They plan to reside here.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Warthen and family and Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Warthen with Keith Taylor have returned home from a pleasant outing. The party toured the Black Hills visiting Mount Rushmore and Mt. Coolidge, named for the late president who summered there in 1928.
Mr and Mrs R O Jahrig depart Omaha by train for a two week trip to the west. They will visit Los Angeles and the San Diego exposition and also spend time in San Francisco before returning home.
A Tuesday evening dance at the state Eagles convention drew a largely attending crowd despite rain. Jesse Busse and His Iowa Night Hawks provided the music at the American Legion hall, used by Eagles for the event, closing a day of activities for the group and their ladies.
A Plattsmouth four player team opened the season in Omaha with an 8 3 draw against the Class B Netsters. Ray Larson was unavailable. Plattsmouth swept in doubles to secure the tie with wins by Sayles Mason and Giles Root and close scores in singles.
Sunday evening at Athletic park the Home Dairy defeated the U S Engineers 6 to 5 in a taut kittenball game. Knoflicek and Miller pitched well while Howard Hirz made sparkling plays to keep the Engineers at bay. Clyde Brittain hit a seventh inning homer after the score was tied at five.
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