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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1925

Page

6

Religious life of the Plattsmouth community churches

The city hosts multiple denominations led by Rev. Frank Emory Pfoutz at a prominent church with a major Sunday school. The Christian faith and Episcopal, First Presbyterian, St. Paul Evangelical, Christian Science, Swedish Mission, Holiness, and Latter Day Saints groups all sustain active congregations, with notable leaders including Rev. Walter R. Robb and Rev. H. G. McClusky guiding growth and outreach.

Frank Emory Pfoutz Christian Faith 2Nd Elm Streets Episcopal Church Walter R. Robb First Presbyterian Church 7Th and Granite Streets H. G. McClusky Plattsmouth St. Paul's Evangelical Church Sth Vine Street Kottich Christian Science Church 6Th Granite Street Holiness Church Glenwood Tabor Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints

Local Visits Highlighted By Distant Trips

Fred Osborn of Perry Iowa visits daughter Mrs Harry Leosis and family. Attorney Carl D Ganz of Alvo attends county court matters. Charles A Miller of Brunswick Nebraska arrives to visit his old hometown. John Gorder returns from a ranch trip across the state noting good road conditions.

Fred Osborn Perry Iowa Harry Leosis Carl D. Ganz Alvo Charles A. Miller Brunswick Nebraska Whitey John Gorder

Notable visitors and residents call at the Journal

Friday visitors include Guy White and wife with D A Young from Murray. Percy Wheeler and wife from their country home head to Omaha for business. Elmer Hellstrom and wife of Avo ca stop by with Mr Hallstrom’s parents. C J Meisinger and wife renew subscriptions at the Journal. Emil Sedlacek and wife from Green River Wyoming visit the Sedlacek home. N Prout former Nebraska attorney general arrives from Falls City to meet County Attorney W G Kieck for district court work. R D McNurlin of Weeping Water, aged 84, visits the Journal and is praised as a energetic Democrat.

Guy White D. A. Young Cedar Creek Journal Emil Sedlacek Green River Wyoming Joseph Sedlacek Sedlacek Cluthes N. Prout Nebraska Isét Falls City W. G. Kieck R. D. McNurlin Weeping Water McNurlin

Local visitors and residents noted in Plattsmouth area

Saturday notes record Mrs. J. A. Murray of Omaha visiting old friends while W. F. Diers and L. J. Mayfield of Lincoln attend court house matters. D. M. Graves, longtime Plattsmouth resident, returns from New Mexico for summer. Multiple others from Murray, Louisville, Alexandria, Los Angeles, and Steamboat Springs appear for brief stays and family visits.

J. A. Murray Omaha W. F. Diers L. J. Mayfield Lincoln Court House J. F. Brendel Richard Murray D. M. Graves Plattsmouth New Mexico J. W. Hendricks Vera State University Joseph Varga Alexandria Louisiana Henry Kaufmann C. A. Gauer Louisville Henry Inhelder Lincoln County Mike Mauzy Los Angeles California Mr. Mauzy Kansas City Charles M. Manners Steamboat Springs Colorado West Coast William Rice John Fitzpatrick Lois Hazel Rice

American Legion Boosters Plan to Hold Big Banquet

The Hugh J. Kearns post of the American Legion met at Modern Woodmen hall with about forty members. They outlined plans for a life drive to erect a community auditorium with public support. weekly Wednesday meetings at St. Luke's undercroft. a public address on Americanizations by Sept Beverage at a Woman's club event. and the annual Legion banquet to be held April 1 with no post funds spent. A boxing exhibition followed the meeting as part of the program.

Hugh J. Kearns American Legion Woodmen Hall Legion The Legionaires George Conis Post Benedict George Pierce St. Luke’s Church Woman's Club Omaha Legion Memorial Oak ‘Hill Cemetery World War Veterans’ Organization

Tennis Game to Have New Lease on Life in 1925

Plattsmouth tennis players plan to reopen the 1925 season in April under President Raymond Larson of the Plattsmouth Tennis Club. The club aims to attract younger players, recruit new residents, and possibly build a small clubhouse with showers on West Granite Street to support two clay courts and rising local interest in tennis.

Raymond Larson Plattsmouth Bill Tilden West Granite Street

Local Sharks to Exhibit Versus State Players This Summer

Exhibition matches feature state players including Ralph Powell a multiple time state champion competing against the local sharks this summer reinforcing regional rivalry and drawing crowds to the arena.

Sharks Ralph Powell

New Secretary of State Kellogg Debuts in Formal Attire

Washington March 6 Frank B Kellogg formerly of Minnesota and the court of St James brings formal attire to the secretary of state office. He appeared in a cutaway and stovepipe hat signaling a European and Latin American diplomatic style. Secretary Hughes had worn sack suits on ordinary days.

Washington Frank B. Kellogg Minnesota Court of St. James Hughes State Department Kellogg Europe

Fremont man leaves Masonic Home 5000 and other gifts

Fremont Nebraska March 4 five thousand dollars is bequeathed to the Nebraska Masonic Home at Plattsmouth and five hundred dollars to the city library of Fremont and one thousand dollars to the Fremont charity club by the will of L M Keene Sr Two sons C A Keene and L M Keene Jr are principal beneficiaries in the large estate under a plan whereby A Keene shall manage the Keene farm lands for one hundred dollars a month and the whole estate goes to the survivor upon the death of one son but the survivor must pay one hundred thousand dollars to the other s widow Mrs Jane Keene the widow receives the home on East Fifth and four hundred dollars a month during life and small amounts are distributed among many relatives in the east C A Keene C E Abbott and J Rex Henry are executors

Fremont, Neb Nebraska Masonic Plattsmouth City Library of Fremont Fremont Charity Club L. M Keene C. A. Keene L. M. Keene A. Keene Keene Jane Keene Mr. Keene East Fifth East C. E. Abbott J. Rex Henry

Plattsmouth Ath Club Beats Nebraska City In Away Game

The Plattsmouth Athletic Club defeated Nebraska City by 23 to 27 in a charted, fast-paced contest. Fritz Robert led with six field goals, Stuart Chase added ten points, and John Sattler contributed strong center play as Wasley and McCarty anchored the defense against Syracuse forward Smith and Albers.

Plattsmouth Athletic Club Nebraska City DeMolay Chapiter ATES Athletice Fritz Robert Stuart Chase John Sattler Wasley McCarty Smith Syracuse Albers Plattsmouth Otoe County Five Robert Rf Chase Saitler Neely W. Poling Neumeister Eee

Return of Robert Eaton From Hospital Near Union

Robert Eaton, a popular Union area young man, was discharged from Community hospital in Nebraska City after a serious operation. He returned to his home near Union yesterday and friends express relief at his marked improvement.

Robert Eaton Union Nebraska City Bob

Mrs Mauzy Taken To Immanuel Hospital

Mrs Henry Mauzy, quite poorly for days, was taken to Omaha yesterday afternoon for a short stay at Immanuel hospital. Doctors expect a quick recovery and a return home, with no serious condition currently anticipated.

Prom Tatursday Henry Mauzy Omaha Immanuel Hospital

Burlington Shops Turn Out Fine Work

Burlington shops showcase major upgrades in metal fittings and new equipment. Electric welding, a large wheel lathe base, and gasoline motor cars for short runs highlight the volume of repair and construction across freight and passenger cars. The plant reports 244 passenger coaches rebuilt, 1,158 freight cars heavily repaired, and 1,746 light repairs, with high output from painting and lumber departments and a $500,000 local store stock backing operations.

Burlington Darlington Water Company Light Company Power and Light The Huneke Missouri River

Platte River Bridge Reopens Friday Morning

After two weeks of repair the Platte River auto and wagon bridge will reopen Friday morning. Owner T. H. Pollock announced the structure has been overhauled for safety and comfort. The reopening aids travelers to Omaha for the district basketball tournament and school game at Tech High School. The Louisville bridge remains closed for repairs and will not reopen soon.

Platte River T. H. Pollock Omaha Plattsmouth Tech High School Pollock Louisville

Death in Stites Ida claims D. E. Hishfield

Mrs. Frank H. Punbar receives word of the death of her mother Mrs. D. E. Hishfield at Stites Ida after a six week illness. The deceased was 11 years old last October and had been living with relatives in the city.

Frank H. Punbar Stites Idaho D. E. Hishfield Indy

Death of Mrs Highfield at Stites after long illness

Mrs Highfield dies at Stites after a long illness. She leaves four daughters and three sons H H Highfield Niel Highfield and a Denver daughter Mrs Lip sbery as survivors. Funeral services will be at Stites with interment there. Mrs Dunbar cannot attend due to ill health and distance.

Stites H. H Niel Highfield L Lipsbery Denver Dunbar William Highfield

Re elected Superintendent Brooks gains York salary raise

Plattsmouth friends learn W G Brooks, former Plattsmouth superintendent, has been re elected to the York school post with a 400 dollar yearly raise. He will attend the N E A meeting in Cincinnati. Brooks also serves as secretary of the Nebraska High School Athletic association.

Plattsmouth W. G. Brooks Brooks York Board of Education Breeks Cincinnati Ohio Nebraska High School Athletic Association

Commissioners Call Election for Louisville Gravel Bond Vote

The board of county commissioners set a special election date to decide a $28,000 gravel road bond in Louisville precinct. The vote will be held Tuesday April 14 at the usual polling places with both sides of the bond question presented to voters.

Freeholders of Louisville Board of County Commissioners

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Stetson Hlats Stetson Springers WMI ClOseis Loegal News Br. Heineman Batel Main Bidg American Legion Boosters Bertschy Masonic Platts Athletic Club Mrs. Mauzy Cass County T. H. Polloge Plattsmouth, Nebraska Oor Hart Schaffner & Mare London C.E. Wescott
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