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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1926
Page
5
Daily life notes from Murdock Nebraska recount visits by Mrs. Fred Keller and Miss Minnie Tonak, spring harvest progress, health updates for Mrs. Herman Luetchens and Miss Hulda Luetchens, and local outings. The piece also covers church events, band concerts, a wedding guest list, a successful Star car trade, a Sunday school game in Alvo, and a Kansas trip by local youths.
Reeves offers an Avery separator 16 h p with 32x60 drum, new tank, pump, hose and 150 foot drive belt. All in good shape and priced right. See me at once.
An automotive repair offer from Milo Buckirk promises versatile car service for all makes. The ad invites customers to bring any vehicle for repairs and emphasizes high quality workmanship.
Albert Bornermeier of Wabash Nebraska advertises pure bred German Police pups for sale. Contact details not provided.
Murdock and Elmwood boast strong golfers in a spirited tourney. The first flight championship features Rev. West Elmwood Bud Clements Elmwood Lacey McDonald Murdock. Presidential flight includes B I Clements Elmwood John Gakemeier Murdock M F Morgen Elmwood Guy Clements Elmwood Bryan McDonald Murdock Richard Tool Murdock. Secretary flight lists Harry Linder Elmwood Harry Gillespie Murdock Joe Guthmann Elmwood E H Tool Murdock. Winners advance to the second series of games.
Last Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oehme, Mrs. Joe Wutchinek and family departed for Los Angeles to make their home. The move ends a 12 year stay during which they befriended many in Murdock. Max Dusterhoff and Joe Wutchinek long worked as painters and decorators in the West and are doing well.
A double wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Tool unites Catherine Elizabeth Tool to George T. Work and Margaret Josephine Tool to William P. Meyer on Monday June 21. The ceremony featured vocal solos by Kath erine Neitzel and orchestral accompaniment and readings by Rev. J. W. Baudy. The couples, both Nebraska University alumni, plan to reside in Omaha after a brief honeymoon while Work works for Worthington Pump and Meyer for Westinghouse.
We extend heartfelt thanks to the Order of Eastern Star the Social Workers Flower club and many friends for their kindness during the death of our dear mother.
The ad notes attractive prices on apparel at the Ladies Toggery. It highlights bargains and suggests a focus on women's clothing and accessories in a local shop setting.
The H M Soennichsen Co offers Cass county ladies a free dress designing service this week. Miss Martha E Janssen of Omaha, a top expert in dress design, will visit the Plattsmouth store to discuss design problems with clients.
Notice announces a July 5 1926 sale at the OO K Garage Plattsmouth Nebraska to satisfy a chattel mortgage on a 1926 Ford Coupe Engine Ty. with Motor No 12 864 331 and amount due 226.64 to Edson Company mortgagee.
In Cass county Nebraska the County Court sets a hearing for Calvin H. Taylor administrator on July 5 1926 at 10 a m to show cause why final settlement and discharge should not be granted. Notice published in Plattsmouth Journal for one week prior to hearing. (Seal) A H Duxbury County Judge.
The Sesqui Centennial of the glorious 4th will be celebrated in Plattsmouth with a grand morning parade at 10 30. Features include two full bands two drum corps a Black band a small German band and a caliope. The committee has arranged floats from many firms and organizations and reserves surprises. Read list of participating groups and come to Plattsmouth for the celebration.
The Nebraska Cass County County Court in Plattsmouth calls creditors to appear on July 12 and October 20 1926 at ten o'clock am to present and examine claims against Cecilia Johrig estate. Claims must be filed within three months from July 18 1926 and debts paid within one year from July 19 1926.
In Emporia Kansas Judge L T Richardson refused the state's injunction to stop a parade of about 1 000 Klansmen and 300 Klanswomen saying no law was violated by parades and city registration could not be required. No disorders occurred before during or after the event. Bates Book store advertises fireworks.
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