Local visits and business calls in Louisville and area
Delk James Stander a well known Louisville man visited for a few hours to see friends and handle business. Co A Davis of Murray spent time in the county seat for business at the courthouse and with local friends. Mrs Searl S Davis returned from a three week visit in Dayton Ohio and met Mrs Duris at Pacific Junction. Harry Knabe, Hamp shire hog man near Nehawka, and his sister Martha Abrene traveled from their home to tend business and called at the Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stander
Louisville
Co. A. Davis
Murray
Court House
Searl S. Davis
Dayton
Ohio
Burlington
Pacific Junction
Duris
Harry Knabe
Hampshire
Near Nehawke
Martha Abrene
Thore
Knabe
Journal
Friday's Party Draws Attorney J C Bryant of Ashland
Attorney J C Bryant of Ashland attended Friday's party, representing local legal circles. His presence highlighted community networking and regional political engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bryant
Ashland
Local residents attend to county court and city business
A. Hi Engelkemeier and son Fred, living west of Murray, handled matters in the county court. Carl Davis and J. W. Pitman of Murray visited the county clerk's office. Emma Griffin of Bunceton Missouri visited Mire Deitz and family. Tiernan Bennings traveled from Eight Mile Grove to Omaha for business. Henry Kirshver from west of Murray checked in for business. Judge James T. Begley and Court Reporter L. L. Turpin left for Papillion for a district court session. George L. Parley headed to Crete Nebraska to tend to a sick daughter Edith, planning to return home. Paul Silsmannn planned a trip to TiSperin Nebraska to visit his brother Frank and family. George Nverett and daughters Eva and Mary were in town for business. Mrs W. G. Boedeker and sister Miss Beriah Sons with Miss Lillian Ton arrived from Murray and rode the Burlington to Omaha for a day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hi, Engelkemeier
Fred
Murray
A. Davis
J. W. Pitman
George Sarles
Emma Griffin
Bunceton
Missouri
Mire
Deitz
Tiernan Bennings
Hits
Eight Mile Grove
Oowha
Islness
Pram
Wenry Kirsehver
Herre
Dudge James T. Begley
L. L. Turpin
Papillion
District Court
George L. Parley
Crete
Nebraska
Edith
Paul Silsmannn
Sunsae
Tiisperin
Frank
Jedst
George Nverett
Liberty Precinct
Eva
Mary
W. G. Boedeker
Bepiah
Lillian i
Death brings regret over Everett Buckingham’s death in Omaha
Everett Buckingham, well known Omaha resident and vice president of the King of Trails bridges company, died recently. His death leaves many business men and farmers who worked with the Union Stock Yards company and the bridge venture feeling a personal loss. He was a powerful figure in Nebraska’s business community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Buckingham
Omaha
Buckingham
Union Stock Yards Company
Buckingell
King of Trails Brides Company
Nebraska
White Pekin Drakes for Sale
A. QO. Ramee offers white Pekin drakes for sale. Contact details not fully readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramee
King of Trails Bridge Co Files for Incorporation
The King of Trails Bridge Co filed in Plattsmouth Nebraska to build and operate a toll bridge over the Platte River north of the city. Capital stock is 125000 dollars in 100 shares, twenty year life, with incorporators H A Schneider Sear S Davis R A Troop Frank M Bester Thomas C Byrne and W B Cheek. Bids for construction will be opened March 2 at the Omaha Chamber of Commerce office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Sayles
King of Trails Bridge Co
Platte River
Mr. Sayles
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
H. A. Schneider
Sear S. Davis
R. A. Troop
Frank M Bester
Thomas C Byrne
W. B. Cheek
Omaha
Chamber of Commerce
Visits With Sister From Saturday's Daily
Mrs. Claus Speck of this city visited Omaha to see her sister-in-law Miss Alice Knowlton, now on stage with Bert Gordot at the Orpheum. Knowlton, aunt to Omaha residents Frank Marshall and Harold Draper, had previously not seen them this year since childhood. She once belonged to the Follies in New York before vaudeville with Mr Gordot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus Speck
Omaha
Alice Knowlton
Bert Gordot
Orpheum
Knowlton
Indy
Frank Marshall
Harold Draper
The Old Old Story In County Court
A district court bound over a defendant in a case from the county’s western section. The charge concerns alleged illicit relations and consequences between a man and a woman. The sole testimony came from the complainant. the case now proceeds to district court with bond set at 31 500. The public had not yet learned full details of the hearing or the couple’s misfortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude
A. HL. Dusbury
Setion
Card of Thanks for Fire Department Aid
I express sincere gratitude to the fire department for prompt work in saving our home today and to friends and neighbors who offered help in our hour of danger. Mrs. L. C. Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
L. C. Sharp
Vacancy offered to run Ward's Reliable Products
Classified notice seeking a steady, gentlemanly worker for Ward's Reliable Products in Cass county. No prior experience required. Details available on request from Dr. Ward's Medical Co. Winona Minnesota. Established 1856. 116-4tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Cass County
Dr. Ward's Medical Co
Winona
Minn
Notice of Hearing on Estate Settlement in Cass County
County Court of Cass County Nebraska orders a hearing on the final settlement of the estate of Adam Fornoff Sr. Executors Adam B. Fornoff and Jacob Fornoff must appear March 10, 1925 at 10:00 a.m. to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Publication in Plattsmouth Journal once weekly for one week prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Couny
Nebraska
State of
Cass County
Adam Fornoff
Adam B. Fornoff
Jacob Fornoff
Plattsmouth
Drifters Arrested After Prohibition Drinking Spree
Two intoxicated World War veterans from Leavenworth were rounded up by night police. They claimed they wandered toward the Missouri river bridge after leaving the U S Soldiers and Sailors Home. A gunman forced them to drink part of a flask, but officers doubt the tale and note the describer matches a known police court character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Andrew J. Volstead
Leavenworth
Kansas
Pioneer Plattsmouth Figure Joseph Hve y Dies at Omaha Home
Joseph J. McVey longtime Plattsmouth resident died at his Omaha home after thirty three years in the city He helped build Burlington lines with John Fitzgerald and later settled in Plattsmouth He served on the city council and remained active in local politics He will be buried in the Catholic cemetery west of town after a high mass at St John s church Monday at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Joseph J. Mee- Vey
Flattsmouth
Mr. McVey
Plattsmouth
Burlington
John Fitzgerald
Nebraska
McVey
St. John’s
Frea Lugsch Dry Cleaning Shop Receives Spring Improvements
The Frea Lugsch establishment is being beautified for spring with new cabinets for garment care. Interior renovations include fresh paint and a brighter, more attractive space to serve patrons, with Red and Shorty set to operate a first class shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frea Lugsch
Clarence Beal Back At Court After Illness
Clarence L. Beal the Clerk of the District Court was flown to town for a few hours to handle matters at the courthouse. He remains not fully well and will stay on the active list until he fully recovers from his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Clarence L. Beal
Court House
Aew
Mr. Beal
Files suit to quiet title in city real estate action
In district court this morning Attorney W. Robertson filed P. A. Horn versus Saul Nuckolls and others. The plaintiff seeks to quiet title to real estate he owns in the city and asks that defendants be excluded from any claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
W. \. Robertson
P. A. Horn
Aul Nuckolls
Saintif
Plaintif
Prince of Wales Attends Welsh Festival at St Paul’s
London February 27 the prince of Wales and about 2000 others attended a Welsh festival service at St Paul’s cathedral despite alarmist warnings that the dome might collapse. He sat beneath the dome without concern, while the congregation remained calm. The service was conducted in Welsh and the prince, though head of the Welsh people, is largely ignorant of the language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wales
Bates Book and Gift Shop Ink and Pencils Sale
Buy ink and pencils at Bates Book and Gift Shop with a focus on affordable writing supplies for students and artists. No dates or locations stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bates Book and Gift Shop
County to Aid in Hard Surfacing Louisville Roads
County commissioners Gorder Harris and Spangler met with the local good roads committee to arrange graveling and drainage work funded by bonds of 28 000 dollars for eleven and three tenths miles of hard surfacing. A bid process follows spring work with gravel and rock roads, and the county will aid with tubing and concrete for drainage and grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Dahyn
Gorder
Harris
Spangler
Good Roads Committee
BE. Noyes
W. J F. Diers
Platte River
Main Street
Schmader Farm
Mmit
Iowa State Highway Commission
Louisville Courier
Appreciation note for kindness after bereavement
The family of Herman Spies expresses thanks for acts of kindness shown during their hour of bereavement. Special thanks to business houses for their courtesy, friends for flowers, and those who assisted at the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowers
Herman Spies
Flower club gathering hosted by Mrs Walter Martin
Mrs Walter Martin welcomed social workers to a Flower club meeting at her south city home on Wednesday afternoon. The event focused on society business and social conversation, with the hostess serving refreshments before guests departed at a late hour feeling honored by the pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Martin
Sparks Cause Small Fire at Fourth and Vine
A fire at the residence of Mfrs. L. C. Sharp, corner Fourth and Vine, started when chimney sparks landed on the shingle roof. The fire department responded quickly and contained the blaze before it penetrated the interior, aided by high winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dadby
Mfrs. L. C. Sharp
Fourth and
Vine Street
Lost spotted Poland China hog near Mynard
Lost 140 pound spotted Poland China hog near Mynard. Contact Platts at 533 or notify James Rainey at m2 3tsm by phone. Return if found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
Mynard
Platts
James Rainey
Alfalfa Hay for Sale by Sam Gilmour
Alfalfa hay offered in first second and third cuttings stored under cover contact Sam Gilmour by phone 3203 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gilmour
Mrs Peter Gradeville Visits Omaha For Brief Matinee
Mrs Peter Gradeville was among visitors to Omaha today spending a few hours looking after some matinee plans and enjoying the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gradeville
Omaha
Passenger Henry C. McMahen Heads to Omaha for brief business
Henry C. McMahen was among the morning travelers bound for Omaha to take care of business for a few hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. McMahen
Omaha
Radio Fund Brings Sightless Man In Touch With World
Jacob Smith of near Murray receives a home radio after a community effort led by R. W. Porter and supported by Henry Field broadcasting station KFNF Shenandoah Iowa. List of contributors includes KFNF blind fund ten dollars and many local donors with amounts ranging around one dollar each, enabling installation by W. O. Kettleson and Porter so Smith can listen to daily radio programs from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Smith
Near
Murray
Pleasent
Henry Field Broadcasting
Shenandoah
Iowa
KFNF
R. W. Porter
Mr. Field
W. O. Kettleson
Mr. Porter
Mr. Smith
Charles Fulton
T. W. Vallery
Tom Tilson
Owen Willis
Glen Vallery
Hugh Brown
Charles’ Vrondron
Fred FE. Beveridge
Enien Rhoden
Earl Lancaster
W. T. Richardson
Prank Marler
Julius Stropher
Qhavies
Horrek
Harvey Gregs
Bea
Wisma Reena Rae
Aliph Beverage
Old Man Winter Shunned in Northern Europe
Berlin reports unusually warm winter with Sweden and Germany noting above normal temperatures. Stockholm records list December 1924 as the warmest since 1789, while lack of snow disrupts the Swedish lumber industry and observers cite atypical weather patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sweden
Germany
Stockholm Observatory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plansmowth Loan & Building Association
Heimemen
Reginesrindins
Bertschy Engineering Service Co
Third St. At Pearl
Plattsmouth, Neb
Bertschy Garage
C.E. Wescott
King of Trails Bridge Company
Joseph H’vey
Omeha
Neb
Clarence Beal
Hall
Ferman Waintroub
Ragio
Henry
Kovno
Baltic States
Europe
Windham
Electric Shop
Robt
B. Windham
NE Corner
Bertschy
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