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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
4
Union residents and visitors frequent the town with reports of gatherings, travel, and business. The ongoing O street paving near Union nears completion and free access to Nehawka and Union will begin as the final concrete slab is uncovered, inviting possible local celebrations.
Mr and Mrs R E Foster and Mr and Mrs Bester are noted in Plattsmouth wedding records from twenty five years ago with the bridesmaid and groomsman roles.
Services were held at the Baptist church of Union last Sunday morning conducted by Rev Slaten of Omaha a minister with the state Baptist organization and an eloquent speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Ray Frans attended a shower in Plattsmouth given by Mrs. Wm Schmidtmann for Miss Ida Reynolds who will wed Dr. Carl F Schmidtmann of Omaha. A large group of friends shared a pleasant evening and presented many useful gifts with best wishes for a happy marriage.
Thirty years on the road end with Josey known by neighbors as he appears in Union on Monday greeting friends then passing to Nehawka. He says he has lived thirty years on the road without steady work and faced precarious living though recently he could have found a few days of work to stay healthy.
O A Gude of Nebraska City has opened a new grocery and market in the room that Mrs Mabel E Reynolds vacated weeks ago. The Gude Grocery will operate as a grocery and market, making three similar stores in town.
The Methodist church of Union extends a cordial invitation to all not worshiping elsewhere to join in worship and Bible study. Preaching services alternate Sundays at 11, and the other Sundays at Wyoming. The Epworth League meets at 7 30 Sunday evening, with the service open to all who wish to attend.
In the County Court of Cass County Nebraska the estate of William Curry Boucher deceased notifies creditors to present claims within three months from July 21 1933 and to render payment within one year. A. H. Duxbury County Judge notes examination dates July 21 1933 and October 27 1933 at 10 a.m. in Plattsmouth County Court room with seal of the court.
Our Funeral Home outlines a plan to operate a facility on 4th and Vine designed to host funeral services with efficiency and comfort. The text emphasizes a homelike atmosphere and the necessary preliminaries to service in a quiet setting.
The state normal board proposed uniform salary cuts for all state normal schools with 20 to 30 percent reductions above $1,000, exempting the first $500 and applying 20 percent to the next $1,000. Totals show a 20 percent overall drop, with further adjustments planned to equalize pay across four colleges and authorize largest cuts for the presidents.
Classifieds offer low prices for postings with real results. Advertisers can place notices quickly to reach local readers.
Nehawka residents report trips to Omaha Plattsmouth and Lincoln for family errands business matters and social gatherings. Front page notes include Miller concrete vaults visit, O street paving updates, radio program by Parker and cast, and a charity proceeds after promoter share.
Clarence Hansen, auto dealer, travels to Detroit with Mrs Hansen to attend the Century of Progress World's Fair for a week while awaiting a new Plymouth. The Plymouth factory runs at peak production to meet strong dealer demand and stock is tight.
Fragmentary text provides little detail about who SEar et Linco or a Geth imitator might be. Authorities have not released sufficient identifiers or dates, leaving readers with questions about the subject and context.
Eight Nehawka golf fans traveled to Nebraska City for a sunrise round lasting until about nine o'clock. Participants included W. J. Wunderlich, Bernell Adams, George Pollard, D. C. West, Frank Lemon, Dr. Henry Walters, and Albert Anderson.
The Blue Ribbon Baby Beef club met at Gerald Puls home for its last session with business, refreshments provided by Mrs. Puls. The next gathering is set for Otto Schafer's house on Wednesday evening July 5 at 8 o'clock, reported by club reporter.
Pal, once owned by the late Dr. D. E. Hansen who drowned last August, rejoined the Wunderlichs seven miles west of Om, after Walt Wunderlich tracked the missing dog. The canine had been a loyal companion to the Wunderlich children, continuing his role as a faithful pal.
A dog eagerly returns to his home upon meeting Walter and accompanies Mr. Wunderlich. No details are given on how the prior dispute with the owner was resolved, but the dog expresses strong happiness to be back home and vows not to leave again.
On Saturday the WCTU branch in Plattsmouth was entertained by Lois Troop Mary Woodra and W O Troop of Nehawka. They organized tasks for current work and future plans while enjoying a fine luncheon.
Otterbein and Nehawka churches schedule worships prayer meetings and youth groups. Bible school at 10 a m and evening service at 8 p m at Nehawka. Otterbein holds 11 a m worship and Wednesday prayer meeting. Y P S C E meets Friday June 30. Woman's Society pauses until July 20. Psalm 46 10 quoted.
Mrs. Inez Baylor of Akron Ohio is visiting her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McMahen and other relatives and friends in the city before traveling west to stay with her mother Mrs. Eva Reese in Bovina and to see her son and his bride Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baylor, recently married in Greeley Colorado.
A humorous note questions how much the average person cares about daily headlines, likening readership to a dull Saturday afternoon newspaper.
John Iverson son of Mr and Mrs John Iverson of this city is here for a vacation and to visit home folks for a short time His home has been in Washington D C for most of the time since high school graduation He has been engaged in governmental work and enjoys duties and opportunities at the national capital where national activity originates.
From Wednesday's Daily Phillip Fornd of Cedar Creek vicinity came to the city to tend business and renew his subscription to the Journal semi weekly edition.
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