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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1930
Page
5
The Eagles will suspend Saturday dances at the Eagles hall during the hot summer months. The season has been a pleasing success with large crowds and the Harmony Boys Orchestra providing music. Dancers will look forward to a fall reopening and continued winter events.
J L Creamer left for Pawnee City after a stint at a local cream station. M G Reedy and family visited A H Ward in Beat Rice. Miss Blanch Berryman spent the weekend with L Neitzel and headed to Lincoln for Bailey's Sanitarium. Several others traveled to Lincoln, Louisville, and Weeping Water for visits, business, or leisure. Local residents report purchases, medical issues, and social outings including car purchases and air boat rides.
Mr and Mrs Henry Gukemeier celebrate their Golden wedding anniversary at Trinity Lutheran church north of Murdock at 3:00 p m Sunday July 6 1990. Open house at their home from 7 to 9.
The Jolly Chefs cooking club of Murdock gathered at the school house on June Sth. The meeting covered a lesson read and discussed. At roll call members reported the number of recipes tried, Ruth Bornemeier led in the president's absence with twelve members and one visitor present.
Several young men from Murdock traveled to Omaha last week to tour the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben lodge and view its degree mysteries. After the ceremonies, the group visited Hanscom Park. Attending from Murdock were Noble Buell Toe J F Guthmann Kermit Kenneth Richardson and Charles Zaar.
Dr and Mrs L D Lee and their young son departed for a trip extending until July 10. They will visit friends in Kansas City and St Louis before traveling to Chicago to stay with relatives for a short time.
J Johansen traveled through western Nebraska to deliver a tractor for J W Stradley to a customer who bought through Stradley. Roads ranged from dry and good to very soft and muddy. Crops similar to local conditions though wheat in western Nebraska shows strong yield prospects this year.
Miller and Gruber of Nehawka Nebraska advertise self sealing burial vaults that exclude water and other substances. They deliver on call to Cass and Otoe counties.
Friends report P Leis is improving after a month of illness. A H Ward visited and Steve’s optimism shines as he proclaims his past strength and hopes he will soon be downtown to meet friends again.
The passage describes Adam and Eve's daily joy in pleasing God by keeping their beautiful home. They trim trees, tidy paths, and welcome each other at mealtime with smiles and affection while sharing experiences from their day.
The文字 recounts Eve watching swans and monkeys misbehaving while Adam recalls a shark ordeal in the river. God visits at dusk praising their obedience and promising future joys if they remain faithful during probation, with the warning not to eat from the tree of knowledge.
On Sunday June 22 the Trinity Lutheran Church held a first reunion for confirmands dating back to 1594. Of 207 confirmed over 36 years 104 attended the reunion with visitors totaling about 500. Rev G A Zach preached Luke 17 17 and Rev J W Peters spoke in German. a noon dinner followed and afternoon services honored the Augsburg Confession.
St Paul governor Christianson announced on Thursday he will not pursue a lawsuit to challenge Senator Thomas Schall's victory in the Republican primary. He said lack of funds, estimating over 55 000 would be needed, forced him to drop the contest. He criticized campaign statements as untruthful and said he would have welcomed a court refutation.
Attractive price offers a International 15 30 and 24 inch threshers new from three seasons used and in excellent condition. Includes full line of farm machinery trucks tractors and binder twine. Also a six speed special truck used for demonstrations. A G Ault Cedar Creek Nebr. 126-2tw aa
Mr and Mrs Forrest Rhodes motored to Washington Kansas early this morning to visit Rhoades parents and sister Mrs Charles Hennon who is visiting there from Colorado Mrs McFarland and daughter Isabelle accompanied the Rhodes to Washington which is the former home before she moved. Have you seen the large display of Fireworks Firecrackers Toy Pistols Torpedoes etc at Bates Block Store.
The president of the Chamber of Commerce receives a corrected weekly map from the state departments of public works. It highlights all Bishners of the state and shows the Missouri River Libridzse as a main travel route through the central west. Available at Wescett's store.
Fireworks selection from sparkler to lawn displays offered at Bates Bock Store with a focus on budget pricing.
Notice states Bank of Eagle a Nebraska banking corporation held a stockholders meeting on Saturday March 1930 to extend corporate existence to May 20 1980 and to set board size at least three and no more than fifteen members. Sterling F Mutz attorney signs.
The State of Nebraska Cass county in the County Court notices creditors of the estate of Frank Prince deceased to appear at the County Court room in Plattsmouth on July 25 and October 27 1930 at 10 o clock a m to receive and examine claims with three months to present and one year for debt payment from July 25 1930. Witness the county court seal dated June 27 1930.
Petition filed by John I. Burdick seeks determination of death date heirship and descent for Deborah Burdick who died intestate in Cass County Nebraska around January 20 19u2. Heirs listed include Joshua P. Burdick and multiple Burdick children plus daughter Rebecca Zinken. Hearing set July 25 1930 at 2 pm in Plattemouth County Court at the courthouse. no administration begun.
Nebraska readers recall the 1874 appropriation for a fort in the North Loup valley to curb Sioux depredations. Construction near Elvine began in 1874 with seven buildings and a stockade, occupied by multiple infantry companies until 1881. A preservation effort seeks public purchase to save the site and its historic structures.
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise of New York warned that enforcement of Prohibition may be impossible and repeal seems inevitable. He opposed a resolution urging renewal of the Eighteenth Amendment at the Central Conference of American Rabbis and urged a fair trial for prohibition.
Huntington West Virginia June 29 Mrs James A Hughes widow of the Fourth West Virginia congressman announced she will seek the Republican nomination for congress seeking to fill her late husband’s seat.
A petition signed by republican members of the House asks for a vote on the Connzns resolution before adjournment. They insist Congress should act during this session and oppose delaying authority to approve rail mergers. The measure, passed by the Senate, would suspend Interstate Commerce Commission approval of mergers until next March 4. Northwestern members warn it could fail to block the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroad merger.
Nothing will ever replace Noise and Fireworks on July 4th. Bates Book Store offers a large stock of celebration requisites with prices stated to be right.
Anton LeManna traveled to Omaha and spent a few hours there, riding the early Burlington train into the city.
A violent storm roaring from Lake Erie hit western New York on Thursday afternoon. Two men, James Sullivan and Timothy Devey, both from Buffalo, drowned when their small boat capsized. A 25,000 barrel crude oil tank at Olean burst into flames after a lightning strike. About thirty fishing boats on Lake Erie fled to shore as dark clouds enveloped Buffalo, with all but one safely reaching harbor.
Sidney G Foster a 30 year old World War II veteran lies near death in a Dalton hospital with serious leg and hip injuries and a crushed chest from a gravel truck crash that overturned into a ditch. Doctors report a serious fracture of the left leg a dislocation of the right hip and the loss of three toes. Foster was pinned under the overturned vehicle.
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