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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
5
The message promotes depositing with the Guaranty Fund Bank highlighting guaranteed deposits and a growing list of supporters. It urges readers to align with the institution for secure financial affairs and peace of mind.
James Tigner and family recently moved near Louisville and visited Murray last Tuesday to handle business. A. H. Worthan and Otto Puls shipped a carload of hogs to the South Omaha market last Sunday which topped the market for the day after, Monday.
Mrs C D Spangler and Mr Harry G Todd visited Sidney to secure a license. Miss Margaret Spangler wed Orville Todd in Murray area ceremony. Bride daughter of C D Spangler, groom son of Harry G Todd. Couple to reside near Murray with family and friends offering best wishes.
Ran Has Sad Experience Ran, a genial cattle feeder from Murray, rode to turn off the windmill but the horse bolted when a calf jumped up. He had no bridle, using only a halter, and the frightened horse dragged him as he headed back toward the house.
Lee Kniss left Murrey about two weeks ago and reached his new home in the far southwest on a Friday. He writes to his brother Edward Kniss that he arrived safely and that she is to report for work as a letter carrier in the city on Friday of last week.
Mrs J A Scotten moved back to Bolivar Missouri to care for her aging mother Lucinda Sourback who lies ill at home. The mother shows varying signs of improvement and setback as care continues.
The Murray schol will host a program at Peterson Hall on March 14. Admission is 15 and 25 cents.
Donors listed include Mr and Mrs Earl Moriar 1.00 and Mr and Mrs John Wooders 5 1.60. others are Mr and Mrs Jesse Robbins 1.09 and Mr and Mrs Frank Morlar 1.69. W T Richardson 1.00. Garey 1.40. Chas Barnard 1.00, all contributing to the radio cat purchase for Jacob Smith.
Home grown clover seed offered for sale by J A Davis of Murray Nebraska. Includes contact locally for interested buyers. Seeds described as excellent quality from a small home operation.
Funeral services for Joseph J. McVey were held yesterday morning at St. John's Roman Catholic church with a large gathering of old friends. Rev Father Michael A. Shine celebrated the requiem mass. The cortege arrived via the Darlington and the body was interred in the Catholic cemetery beside his late wife. Pallbearers included Edward Fitzgerald and others, with attendees from Omaha and Kansas City.
A man patted a strange bulldog to test affection, a man sped toward a railroad crossing to beat a locomotive, another touched a live trolley wire, one struck a match to test an empty gasoline tank, and another cut out an advertising to save money. Each act failed or proved dangerous.
Job notice seeks a steady hustler to manage Ward's Reliable Products in Cass county. Previous experience not required. Details on request. Dr. Ward's Medical Co., Winona Minnesota. Established in 15356. 116-4tw.
A historical sermon recounts the crucifixion of Jesus, detailing the Jewish leadership's actions and crowd response. It covers Jesus' arrest, trial before Pilate, the walk to Calvary, the piercing of his hands and feet, the mockery by soldiers, the thief on the cross, the temple veil tearing after three hours of darkness, and the centurion's exclamation that Jesus is the Son of God.
Aunt Maude Adams of Watson Missouri reports that Tom Adams, Mr Pickett’s uncle, suffered a severe appendicitis at his Watson home and was rushed to Hamburg Iowa for immediate surgery. He has recovered well and is doing nicely at this time. Adams was a familiar figure to Plattsmouth residents formerly from Watson and nearby.
Short news note promises coverage of events as they occur in the Journal with emphasis on timely reporting. The line signals the paper as the place to check for local happenings and updates.
Earl Towle of Plattsmouth Nebraska voices views on the 43rd Nebraska Legislature session and the farm to market road plan. He criticizes the Nebraska Car Roads association and centralization, supports local county road funding, and warns against gas tax and broader tax increases. Towle invites reader input from involved parties and notes his own voting record against salary increases and new commissions.
A playful notice urges readers to use the Journal Want Ad column to sell or buy items. The call to action mentions Johan Wilh and invites broad participation in the classifieds.
J A Scotten advertises as a contractor and builder offering cheerful estimates on all work wanted, highlighting general contracting services and home improvement expertise.
John Henry Kleiser aged 57 died of heart failure in Corpus Christi Texas on February 24 1825. He was born March 17 1867 near South Bend the second son of John Kleiser a Cass county pioneer. He lived in the area most of his life except six winters in the south. He leaves one sister Miss Carrie and two brothers William and Jesse. Funeral services held at Klesser brothers home and interment in Ashland cemetery.
We extend thanks to neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy and the beautiful flowers at the death and burial of our brother. Carrie F. Kleiser, William N. Kleiser, Jesse E. Kleiser.
Miss Mathille Soennichsen departs this morning for Omaha to attend to business and visit friends during a few hours in the city.
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