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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
2
Report of Platismouth Night at the Aksarben den in Omaha recounts crowded trains and autos delivering guests despite a train shortage. The event featured cordial speeches by H. A. Schneider and remarks on regional cooperation, including a call for a free Platte River bridge.
The arrival of a newborn at W. A. Ose's home near Union is celebrated with family joy and high spirits as the community awaits the child's future path as either a potential leader or a notable figure.
The county defense council at its Louisville meeting condemned the Non Partisan League for unpatriotic actions and attitudes. It argued their stance weakens the government and hinders wartime efforts toward a successful issue.
Rev M A Shine left for Lincoln to attend the induction of the new bishop of the Diocese succeeding Bishop Tihen who moved to Denver. Bishop O Riley arrived to take office and will be inducted with ceremonies tomorrow. The Vicar has held the diocese in the interim.
A baby boy was born Sunday morning June 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Guthmann in Boise Idaho. The Guthmann household joyful with Charles Francis Jr eager to meet his new sibling. Grandmother Guthmann also expresses delight while mother and infant rest well.
Merete promises delivery service after a brief call to the Plattsmouth garage, stating they will handle the rest from there. The message emphasizes quick action and convenient pickup.
A wartime public service message encourages Americans to invest in Liberty Bonds to support government funding. It emphasizes patriotism and practical financial support for national needs and urges immediate action.
Silas C. Patterson, who came from Washington County Pennsylvania to Cass County during the Civil War and lived near South Bend for decades, died in an Omaha hospital at about eight o'clock last evening at nearly seventy five. He left a wife four years ago and is survived by four children including S. M. Patterson of Alma, Robert Patterson of Columbia Texas, Mrs. M. E. O'Brian of Valentine Nebraska, and Mrs. Harry Long of South Bend. He was a cousin to J. M. Patterson and related to T. M. and R. F. Patterson.
Manager S Johnson steers the Red Sox into a high profile outfielders versus hitters clash with Union Outfitting Company this Sunday. The Red Sox, improving weekly, seek to prove themselves against a tough rival in a real sport showdown after last Sunday's tough rematch.
In the matter of the Estate of Josephine Agnes Kuffner Deceased creditors are notified to appear at the County Court room in Mort masmouth on the Sunday of July the 3rd and on the 5th day of October at 10 o clock to receive and examine all claims against the estate The time to present claims ends three months from July 5 1918 and the limit for payment of debts is one year from July 5 1918 Witness my hand and seal May 1 1918 Allen J Teeson County Judge Seal 15-dtw
In Cass County Nebraska on May 12 1978 a petition was filed in District Court proving the need for letters testamentary to be issued to the administrator of the estate of George J Minm deceased The petition seeks authority to convey and sell certain lots and property including Chicago Avenue Cass County Nebraska and to settle balances under a contract dated September 1917 A hearing by sealed petition is scheduled before the Judge of the District Court in Cass County Nebraska at Plattsmouth on July 3 1978 The notice is published by Joan H Hallstrom Probate Clerk and attorney C A Bawie[s]
George Burr once of Union and long-time Ogallala resident died in Nebraska City last evening after a week of illness. He had been working with his father on a school building contract and was cared for by his wife and two children who joined him for nursing.
Purr died after worsening illness despite all efforts. Funeral arrangements are set for Thursday. Mrs. Burr, formerly Miss Lena Tillman of Union, is identified as a niece of J. F. Clagey and wife of a local resident.
From the hospital word comes that August Nolting is convalescing and making satisfactory progress. Doctors expect him to be allowed to come home in a short time, a few days at most, barring unforeseen issues.
A light breeze turned strong in parts last night with two men, Clarence Atkinson and G. E. DeWalt, losing their glasses. They were unaware until bystanders returned the sunglasses. The scene was at the Ak-Sar-Ben event in Omaha.
Mr Fr Fricke of Plattsmouth Nebraska has been appointed special enrolling agent for the Sea Training Bureau of the United States Shipping Board at Washington. The notice praises his patriotic spirit and offers a salary of one dollar per year for recruiting young men aged 21 to 30 for the Merchant Marine. Signed by Secretary Lester Sisler.
A district court petition filed this morning seeks an injunction to stop the proposed construction of a school by the School District No. 66. The hearing is set for June 27 at 10:00 a.m. Petitioners include Ralph F. Morris and others residing near Mim wood, near the district location.
Hats for the Home Guards arrived at the courthouse office and the volunteers are equipped with uniforms guns and training. The writer notes they resemble minute men of the American Revolution and could perform effective work if called upon.
A Daily letter to Frank Marler near Nehawha reports his son Frank has safely arrived in France after departing last fall for Camp Fonten and undergoing long training. He is described as a hardened soldier in the making, despite not being large in stature.
The County Court of Snbhraska notifies creditors of the estate of Ben nett Kriswisker that meetings will be held at the county court room in Plattsmouth on October 29 1918 to examine claims. Three months from July 29 1908 is allowed for claim presentation, with extensions possible for delays up to one year. Allen A Beeson County Judge signs the notice.
The notice touts Donan's Ointment as a fast relief for eczema and itching and urges readers to buy it at all stores.
Questionnaires go out today under orders to release twenty five percent of registrants each day for four days. The process mirrors prior efforts and will be managed similarly. The county will reclassify lists after harvest to free remaining available farmers, with seven days slated from first mailing to return.
A broad call urges all males over sixteen to register next Saturday. Pass the word to ensure everyone learns of the requirement. The government seeks to know where you are and what you do and may place you in work.
A Du Bois who has spent nearly a year in Minneapolis in the barber business arrived in the city last evening with Mrs Du Bois Earnest has been drafted into the quota to join Camp Funston for training Mrs Du Bois will stay briefly and then return to Omaha with relatives and may travel to Minneapolis later in the summer
Friends in this city report Dr. Eaton of Kansas City husband of Miss Clara Smith, formerly of this city, captured during an early spring drive in April and imprisoned in Karlsruhe Germany. Mrs Eaton and her many friends here lament the loss.
Nicholas Klaurens transfers parcel in Klaurens add Nehawka to Chiara Allen for 114. Luke McGarth sells lot 13 block 43 in Wisconsin to FP M Welsheimer. Fred Gundy sells lot 7 block 9 city Wisconsin to F M Welsheimer. J Pr Falter transfers NW 18-11-12 W D to Isaac Wiles for 27 750.00.
In the Gonnte court of Cass County Nebraska the estate of William A L Brown, deceased, invites creditors to appear on July 22 and October 2, 1915 to examine claims with view to adjustment. Claims must be presented by January 22, 1915 and debts paid within one year from July 22, 1915. County Judge Allen J. Brenon and attorney Windham sign.
In warm weather the Plattsmouth garage offers to call your farm and deliver hogs safely to South Omaha during hot days. The service emphasizes safe handling and prompt transport to the destination.
Standay's Dail reports Joe Sedlok Jr was accused of speeding by Officer Jones and was summoned to the police judge. He failed to respond, so a reminder was issued this morning. Costs totaled five dollars added to city finances, and the matter was settled. Separately, deliveries in South Omaha are offered by an auto truck service from Plattsmouth Garage. Stationery available at the Journal office.
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