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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
2
Sunday services at Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church include Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and English worship at 10:30 a.m. Luther League gathering begins at 8:00 p.m. Leaders listed as Marie Speck Earl Puls Archie Reek.
In Cass county Nebraska the County Court in Flattsmouth will, on July 17, 1951, and October 16, 1931, examine all claims against the estate of Amelia Heisel. Claims must be filed within three months from July 17, 1931, and debts paid within one year from July 17, 1951. A. H. Duxbury, County Judge, issued the notice.
In Cass County District Court Nebraska notices announce a quiet title action by Mary K. Kunz against unknown owners for the North Half of the Southwest Quarter in Section 32 Township 10 Range 10 East of the 6th P.M. The case requires answers by August 10, 1931. Also Matilda Jardine executrix seeks license to mortgage the North Half of the Northwest Quarter in Section 6 Township 11 Range 9 for 5500 dollars with a show cause date July 27, 1931. Publication requested in the Plattsmouth Journal for four weeks.
Nehawka residents and visitors populated weekend activity from Nehawka to Omaha and Lincoln. Business, social calls, farm work, and family visits centered on neighbors including the Pollard, Stone, Hansen, and Sturm families with sales, tourism, and community events noted in daily life.
The case involving Ruth Palmer and Mrs. Mary Mast was postponed because defendant Edward Murray contracted mumps and has been severely ill since. Other names appear in the docket, including Sheldon Mitchell and Beatrice Chapman, with no further case details given. A telegram from Otis Colorado notes wheat delivered to the country elevator at 24 cents, but forecasts a heavy crop and improving prices and quality. The author offers a hopeful line about prices rising after the difficult period.
Wm Brandt and his wife traveled to Wisconsin to attend the golden wedding of an aunt and uncle celebrated last Friday. They returned home on Saturday reporting heavy rain in the north and in Nebraska.
Management under Walter J. Wunderlich faced blackout as Day Break failed to premiere at Nehawka auditorium. Fans ready to buy tickets could not see the show due to no power. Next Saturday promises The Taylor Made Man.
Ge. Leghorns at Se.-Leesley Hatchery in Greenwood Nebraska will offer heavy mixed breed chicks for sale around July 4. The description notes a batch of baby chicks available from the hatchery in Greenwood.
A man raided Henry Lindsay’s home near the county line, stealing all edible provisions and damaging the house while also picking gooseberries and strawberries from his patches. Lindsay, who had to travel to Nehawka for food, warns others to explain their presence or face hostility. The incident is labeled an outrage.
Nels Anderson hosted friend Otto Nelson from the west while in Wooster Mass a sister was reported dead in Wooster. Maetaoshrd learned of the loss and traveled via the Panama Canal to New York to handle family business and visit Andy Anderson, Nels’s brother, during a lengthy stay.
The Otterbein Church outlines Bible school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Ladies Aid meets July 2. A Young People's group will not meet due to a pastor and delegation at York for a convention. Nehawka Church hosts an evening evangelistic service at 5 p.m. and Ladies Aid on July 1. V B S starts July 6. The sermon emphasizes doing the Father’s will through Christ.
For sale list from Likewise and Pollock Murray Nebraska offers fresh Guernsey cows. Contact 210 percent phone for details.
Reports from Changsha say hundreds are dead after floods swamped Tungting lake and the Liang river in Hunan province. Thousands are homeless and property damage runs into millions of dollars.
In trance liability property damage fire and theft information for F G Egenberger. Office located with and Vine Street and phone 185 J.
Lincoln June 22 Governor Bryan rebutted Senate charges on banking matters calling them unfair and unjust. He said records will prove the accusations malicious and baseless and defended his actions on requisitions and bank certificates while blaming political enemies for leveraging immunity to attack him.
A brief note urges readers to celebrate Independence Day with a premier night fireworks show. Details and organizer contact are not provided in the fragment.
The Directors of School District No 07 Murdock Cass County Nebraska invite sealed bids for janitor services and transportation of school children for the 1931 1932 year. Separate bids required for NE route nine miles NW route eleven miles SW route about twelve miles. Bids due by 6 PM July 6 1931 with August Ruge secretary. The district may reject any or all bids.
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