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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
6
From Wednesday's Daily the Parmele theatre now operates a Blizzard ventilating and cooling system. Installed on the stage, the unit runs continuously to pull heat from the auditorium and push cool air back in, making the space comfortable despite outside heat and humidity.
The new equipment will provide Mesers, Cloidt and Moore with a very efficient method of cooling off the theatre and will make it as enjoyable in the summer months as in the winter season.
For over 40 years Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used to treat catarrh. The package combines an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Cass Chapter of the Order of De Molay elected officers for the summer term. Edward Matschat was named Master Councilor, James Warren Senior Councilor, and George Persinger Junior Councilor. The rest of the officers will be appointed by the new master councilor.
Mrs Charles S Dovey hosted a picnic dinner on her lawn in honor of Miss Margaret Donelan. Attendees included Mrs J A Donelan Mrs Henry G Soennichsen and several Hastings guests with Misses Minnie Guthmann Elva Hartford Ruth Shannon and Josephine Reed assisting.
Mrs J E Douglas announces the marriage of her daughter Vesta to Mr R J Sevier in Omaha yesterday. The ceremony was performed by Rev Charles W Savage.
The funeral service for A G Roman was held at his son Edwin’s home and drew many old friends from the city and vicinity. Rev Pfoutz led the service, Mrs E H Wescott sang, and the body rests at Oak Hill cemetery with Elks pallbearers. Mr Roman, born May 19 1858 in Sweden, immigrated to America in 1880, lived in Elk Point and Sioux City, then Plattsmouth, worked for the Burlington, and joined First Methodist after converting from Lutheran. He leaves four sons Giles Henry Francis Edwin and a daughter Ruth, plus two brothers and two sisters and two grandchildren.
Mr Sanford Short and Miss Sophia Seiver quietly married in David City Nebraska last week and announced the union yesterday. The bride, youngest Seiver daughter from Plattsmouth, is active in St Pauls church and works for the telephone company. the groom, J H Short, served in World War I and runs an auto repair shop.
Advertisement notes hives eczema and itchiness caused by salt rheum and promotes Dean's Ointment as a remedy. Claims it soothes skin and can be bought at all druggists for 60 cents a box.
In Walton Nebraska two armed men robbed the Walton State Bank taking about 32350 including 300 in Liberty bonds. Cashier S. E. Copple and assistant Thelma Shultz were confined in the vault for about four minutes while the thieves emptied drawers and safes. A 192 Dodge was seen nearby with Lancaster county plates and two men with two women were later identified as possible suspects.
A fragmentary price notice shows cash poultry rates including heavy hens per pound Leghorn hens heavy spring chickens and ducks, but the text is garbled with multiple unreadable sequences and missing values. The fragment hints at a market listing for per pound prices and poultry types.
Farmers announce a poultry sale in Plattsmouth on Thursday July 5 due to Wednesday holiday. They will handle all poultry offered at the stated prices.
The Airdome will open next Saturday evening with the same management as last year offering high class pictures and refined vaudeville. The new venue aims to provide the best possible movie releases and clean vaudeville for Plattsmouth audiences this summer.
A week from today the Fourth of July picnic is planned at Wiles Woodland with broad community participation. Residents anticipate a pleasant gathering featuring neighbors and families enjoying the holiday in a local outdoor setting.
Rev. F. E. Proutz joined Ernest Hates and Pearl Embrey in marriage this afternoon near Weeping Water. The couple will live on a farm east of the town.
Council members drive to Red Oak Iowa to inspect vibrolithic paving, a newer method under consideration for adoption in local paving districts. The visit aims to evaluate the technique’s suitability for upcoming street work.
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