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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
2
Nehawka and surrounding area residents were seen visiting, traveling, and attending events from Nehawka to Plattsmouth and Louisville. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Massie and the Rev. Hewitt, report hospital visits, repairs, and family gatherings while others travel to Lincoln, Omaha, Shenandoah, and Glenwood for trades, crops, and social activities.
Mrs. F. M. Massie shows improvement after illness. Ben Noel of Murray visited Nehawka on business last Monday. Grover Hoback and family with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hemphill were in Nebraska City Saturday. The Hobacks and Mrs. Hemphill went to Omaha Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cox from Cal-
Local ad from Cash Grocery invites customers to try their services with the tagline Best of Service and the Cream Station motto highlighting customer care and value.
Fire prevention promotion urges readiness with a Flame resistant alert device. Mentions a promotional sale titled Fyr Fyter and encourages safety first buying choices for households.
Max Platzmeyer will demonstrate. He requests interested parties to send a card to Plattsmouth for details and attendance.
List of feed items with per hundred or per ton pricing including Tankage Oil Meal Red Dog Alfalfa Meal Chick Starter Scratch Meat Scraps Laying Mash. Promotion offers grinding service at 15 cents per cwt. Manhattan Motor Oils.
Mr and Mrs Frank Sheldon depart Omaha by Union Pacific for Portland Oregon to spend about three weeks with Mrs Sheldons brother James Banning in the west They will visit Ft Lupton Colorado with Mr and Mrs A E Marshall and then spend time in Denver on the return leg
Nellie Mullen and Lon Henry wed at St John Church as Katherine Heafey led a trio of readings. The ceremony by Monsignor Shine was followed by a vows reception at the Mullen home and a two city honeymoon before settling in Plattsmouth after July 1.
Plattsmouth representation at Camp Quivera near Cedar Creek dwindles as only two Troop No. 3 boys Her shel Dew and Dick Edmunds attend. Many Scouts plan to join Epworth League camp at Camp Sheldon, reducing Quivera participation despite its status as a top midwest camp run by Lincoln Boy Scouts.
For sale the Sophia Schafer farm located four miles west and five miles north of Murray. See F G Egenberger Plattsmouth for details or to arrange inspection.
Advert reads a big April sale urging shoppers to buy a spring coat now. It highlights discounts at the Ladies Toggery and urges timely purchase.
A Burlington coach department employee of four years and active Elks member is joined by friends in extending heartfelt good wishes for a happy future and abundant prosperity to the couple.
M. P. making improvements in Lincoln with a rebuild of the Lincoln Union line. New ties rails ballast and power for handling traffic. completion targeted by mid September. Ten 2-10-2 engines promised by July 20 for Lincoln to Kansas City and Omaha routes. Grain cars rising to nine thousand with 150 workers on site.
An auction notice from Forke Bros Lincoln Nebraska invites farm owners to sell via experienced auctioneers. Written offer to write for particulars directs interested parties to 132 North Twelfth Street.
From Monday's Daily the Plattsmouth friends of the J. D. Ironmonger family of Glenwood share the loss of Mr. Ironmonger who died at his home Saturday evening after a long illness. Funeral services were held in Glenwood with a large attendance from Mills County. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Knorr and Carl Panzer of Ashland attended. The Ironmonger family is well known in this city and their friends extend sympathy.
Andrew Stohlman announces he is back at the old stand and will take orders for nursery stock, asking patrons to hold any orders until he calls on them. He signs with a pledge of a square deal.
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