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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1920
Page
2
The 1920 graduates were praised for their poise as Jacks and Miss Waintroub entertained. Dr W E J Gratz announced a hopeful outlook for the future, urging graduates to engage in world issues and strive for moral progress. Superintendent Pratt conferred diplomas and saluted the class.
Diplomas were handed to the 1936 class by Mrs. William A. Robertson as Superintendent Pratt announced honors. Honor student Janet Bajeck had 93.8 percent, Ruth Jacks 92, and Goldie Scarborough earned 95.4 but could not receive the scholarship due to only one year in Plattsmouth High. A benediction by Rev. Hunter closed the program followed by a reception with congratulations.
The Plattsmouth high school class of 1920 gathered at Mrs. J. C. Petersen’s home for a farewell party hosted by Myrtle Petersen. Classmates and faculty enjoyed games stunts and musical selections followed by a two course luncheon.
Earl A. Stanfield and wife left for Arapahoe Nebraska after learning of William Sweeney death at 91. Sweeney a Furnas county pioneer long resident of Arapahoe, passed away yesterday in fragile health. Funeral date pending arrival of son in Oregon. Mrs Stanfield receives condolences from local friends.
Nearly new Minneapolis threshing outfit with tank and belts includes 20 hp straight flue engine and 36x56 separator. Contact H. A. Schwartz Nehawka Nebraska.
For sale a new 1920 REO touring car never run at a bargain price. Contact J. H. Domingo in Weeping Water. The Journal also offers blank books of all kinds.
Mrs. M. A. Van Kleeck of Lincoln Nebraska credits Tanlac with restoring her health after eight years of decline from 180 to near 100 pounds. She describes severe stomach trouble headaches nervousness and inability to walk. She reports gaining 25 pounds and renewed appetite within weeks and plans to continue using Tanlac. Fricke & Company in Plattsmouth and local druggists carry Tanlac.
Weyrich and Hadraba opened a new fountain offering drinks and ice cream, boasting excellent service and high quality ingredients. The establishment invites customers to enjoy pleasant moments savoring the offerings, promising refreshing treats for all ages.
Chief of Police Manspeaker misplaced a pair of police handcuffs while seated near the city hall. A Senior class member later returned the cuffs from a class play, but they vanished again before the chief could retrieve them. He asks they be returned to William Hassler’s blacksmith shop.
Mr and Mrs Louis Gaebel mourn the loss of their baby boy Orville Louis aged four months and three days. The infant died of bronchitis after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev T Hartman officiating. Four girls Iola Vogler Eula Schliefert Lilla Stohlman Merta Heil served as pallbearers.
An advertisement urges readers to treat chronic or muscular rheumatism with Chamberlain's Liniment. It recommends buying a bottle and massaging affected parts twice daily, promising great benefit and possible cure.
Transfer of registered cars requires endorsement on the certificate by the transferor and the original certificate returned to the county treasurer within ten days for a new certificate with fees. If the transferor abandons license the certificate must be endorsed and returned with plates. Dealers must forward transfers for duplicate certificates at no charge. Also expressions of gratitude from MIKE TRITSCH and Masonic Home members for kindness during sickness and bereavements.
This advertisement promotes Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a must have household preparation for quick relief during severe colic and cholera morbus. It claims universal success and rapid cures, noting the remedy as a staple in trade for急 and urgent needs.
A brief notice thanks members of the Eastern Star and Platts for support and kindness. The message notes appreciation from those who received help and recalls shared fellowship.
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