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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
8
The Plattsmouth State and Farmers State banks announce a summer hours change. For July and August both banks will close at 3 PM instead of 4 PM in the afternoon. The new schedule starts Monday and customers are urged to note the shift.
The Woodmen Circle held a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Clarence Forbes home with many members present. After a regular business session the group enjoyed a social hour and refreshments to conclude the pleasant event.
Mrs. John P. Kuhney, formerly of this city, visits old friends after twenty five years on the west coast. Her husband Mr. Kuhney died last year. In town she stays with Mrs. John Alwin and family on Granite Street.
The courthouse bustle shows civilian conservation corps registrations with about forty five enrollees. Seventeen will be chosen for examination in Nebraska City on July 3 and assigned to the camp there. Greenwood figures include E L McDonald and M Pailing who helped line up applicants.
Mrs Albert Staats formerly Alyce Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Johnson left Sunday for the west coast after two weeks visit in the city She met Mr Staats in Denver where he has been visiting relatives for a week The Staats plan to visit friends and relatives before returning to their Pasadena California home They enjoy the trip and the many attractive sections of the country they have toured
Mr and Mrs C E Scott of Yakima Washington visited the city for a short time. They have toured the east giving Unity lectures. Mrs Scott is a member of the Unity official body in Kansas City and they will move on to Omaha for a lecture in the Unity teaching.
Mr and Mrs Ek W Thimgan attended in Louisville where they were cited by the death of William Newman an uncle by marriage. Mr Newman died Saturday at his home west of Louisville. The Lutheran church west of Louisville hosted the service this afternoon with Rev T Hartman presiding.
Free shampoo and facial with haircut offered by Mary May Beauty Shop. Phone number listed. hours include evening openings. local ad promotes cosmetic services and contact details.
Miss Amana Hiatt and Miss Selma Deihm depart on Saturday morning June 23 for a nine week tour of the eastern coast states. They will visit Washington DC New York Canada and the Great Lakes region before returning to resume teaching in Plattsmouth city schools in the fall.
Mr and Mrs Henry Jasper and family return home from a holiday vacation in the south after a delightful motor trip through southern Missouri and Arkansas. They traveled the Ozarks and visited many interesting cities and enjoyed trips along the scenic streams of the region.
Mr and Mrs Charles E Hartford returned home Monday from a two week auto tour visiting relatives and friends across Iowa They stayed with their son Clariles Jr in Dubuque then with a Newton sister in law and with relatives at Boone and Luther before returning home
The Mynard community club holds its regular meeting Friday June 29 at the community building. After the business session and West Side Committee program, ice cream and cake will be served with proceeds for the playground fund.
Mrs. Kittie Bates of Kansas City visited over the week end as the guest of Mrs. R. A. Bates and Mr. and Mrs. Milford Bates and family. She returned Sunday to Omaha where she is spending time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smith at their farm near Florence.
Miss Amana Hiatt of Plattsmouth will join a two month travel study with the University of Tours visiting the United States and Canada. She will take regular college courses as about 10 000 miles are traveled by bus with tours also touring Mexico and Canada.
London asserts a big rise in naval strength while prepared to outline how far it will trim the claim through an international agreement. Details of Britain’s position and its stand on limitation are expected in resumed 1935 naval conference talks with the United States. The American stance remains that of attentive listening with no requests for clarification.
Mr. and Mrs. W H Bell and child of San Diego arrive Tuesday to visit Mrs Bell’s relatives, stay a few days with the Robert Cappel and L L McCarty households, then travel to Davenport, Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition and plan brief calls in Lincoln on the return.
The notice lists a Sunday schedule with 9 30 a m Sunday school and 10 30 a m German service at Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church.
The third birthday of Martina Mae Sporer, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Sporer of Murray, was celebrated Sunday June 24. About fifty guests joined games on the lawn and gifts were presented as keepsakes. Refreshments were served by her mother with help from Ms Guy Kiser Mrs Forrest Leonard and Mrs Margaret Todd.
Kenneth Chew aged 21 admitted shooting C N Nunn, a candidate for president of the state board of agriculture, during a holdup near Porter Oklahoma. He surrendered Saturday. Will L Davis, Chew's companion, was captured later and accused Chew of the killing, saying they joined in the shooting after Nunn’s car stopped for a passing train.
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