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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1925

Page

6

Red Cross Roll Call to Start on Armistice Day

The annual Red Cross Roll Call runs from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving with fifty cents of each dollar remaining locally for county service and the rest supporting national relief. President Coolidge praises the Red Cross as a key part of national life while membership options range from one to twenty five dollars and all accounts are audited by the War Department.

Red Cross American Red Cross Congress Heart Army and Navy Washington Army Navy United States Coolidge American National Red Cross War Department Congress of the United States

Kemp Family Visit Traverses for Omaha Route

Hans Kemp of Lockwood Missouri and his son Henry Kemp of Box Wood Missouri arrived for a brief visit with relatives the Fred Mumm family. They plan to proceed to Omaha to visit Mr and Mrs Adolph Streitweisser parents of Mrs Henry Kemp.

Hans Kemp Lockwood Missouri Henry Kemp Box Wood Fred Mumm Omaha Adolph Streitweisser Journal Office

Family Happiness After Omaha Trip Brings Newborn Joy

Earl Iles departed for Omaha to bring home his wife and newborn daughter Rhoda Alice born October 2 from University Hospital. The child honors the mother of Mr. Iles and brings joy to grandparents and relatives in the city and vicinity.

Earl Iles Omaha University Hospital Rhoda Alice Iles

High School Art Exhibit Draws City Residents

An extensive display at the city high school gym featured masterworks and modern art, valued at 1150 dollars, with six copies of the old masters. The show ran from Thursday afternoon through Friday evening and will travel next to Glenwood for further viewing. The accompanying auditorium program included songs, a dramatic club playlet with Helene Perry and others, and Swedish and Norwegian folk dances by first ward students.

Dany Glenwood Plattsmouth High School Dramatic Club Helene Perry Edward Patterson Evelyn Robb Sylvia Noble First Ward

Change in Lincoln Telephone Management Arrives

J P Lahr arrives from Valparaiso to take over as manager of the local Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph company exchange, succeeding W J Bennett who goes to Ashland. Bennett served here for years and is moving to his new post with his family. Lahr, a former Weeping Water official, plans to relocate his family to Plattsmouth for permanent home. Plattsmouth patrons expect first class service from the new arrangement.

Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Company J. P. Lahr Valparaiso Nebraska W. J. Bennett Ashland Bennett Mr. Lahr Weping Water Telephone Company Weeping Water Exchange Plattsmouth

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Quick Relief

An old advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness through a two part treatment. It combines an ointment to relieve inflammation and an internal tonic that acts on the blood to restore mucous membranes. Sold by druggists for over four years by F A Henry & Co in Ohio.

Hall F. a .henry & Co _ ToeAan Ohio

Locals Lose Football Game in the Snow

In a snowy Plattsmouth field the locals lost 12 to 2 to the School of the Deaf team. Heavy snow and cold hampered Plattsmouth players who struggled with a slippery ball and numb hands while Rovers Berney and Reicher led the visitors with quick passes and hard runs.

Plattsmouth Warriors Harlan Gorder School of the Deaf Rovers Berney Star Reicher Ed Wescott Gorder

Well Beloved Woman Enters into Last Rest

Mrs Hulda Jane Ackles died Friday October 23 1925 at her son William Ackles home after a throat illness ending in heart disease. Survived by son William and daughter Mrs Henry Ossenkop with other relatives in Omaha and nearby. Funeral Monday at the M E church with Rev David Simpson officiating. Psalm 23 read and tributes to motherly devotion. Floral meanings and a quartet sang with piano accompaniment. pallbearers included Frank Nichols L J Mayfield C W Shuyter Jacob Reichart Henry Ragoss Alfred H Peterson.

Hulda Jane Ackles William Ackles John Ackles Charles Ossenkop Oconto Clarence Omaha William Henry Ossenkop M. E David Simpson Simpson Frank Ross William Schwalm Elmer Sundstrom W. H. Breeden Frank H. Nichols L. J. Mayfield C. W. Shuyte

Doan's Pills Backed by Plattsmouth Endorsements

Mrs Ada Moore of 410 Granite Street Plattsmouth testifies Doan's Pills eased her backache headaches and dizziness from kidney strain. She bought them at Weyrich Hadraba's and says occasional use prevents suffering. The ad urges readers to ask for Doan's Pills 60 cents at dealers.

Doan Plattsmouth Ada Moore Granite Street

Gate PS Mire wa 9 500 09 2 233

Fragmentary OCR item shows numbers and phrases without clear context. The readable parts resemble a financial or measurement record with figures like 9 500 and 2 233, but no identifiable event, person, or organization is confirmed.

Missouri Pacific Adjusts Passenger Train Times

Missouri Pacific announces changes to its Kansas City to Omaha main line schedules effective Nov 1. Northbound and southbound trains shift times slightly to improve connections and speed, with No. 105 moving to 6:25, No. 103 to 2:53, No. 107 theatre train to 7:25 arriving at 7:10, and the remaining trains adjusted for better service.

Missouri Pacific Kansas City Omaha Plattsmouth

New Cafe Opens In Barclay Building

The Walton cafe opens in the Barclay building offering high class dining. Formal opening was Thursday with strong patronage and plans for Sunday dinners and noonday lunches to attract more customers.

Walton Cafe Barclay

Poultry Car to Take Deliveries at Plattsmouth Freight House

Carload poultry sale offered at the Burlington freight house in Plattsmouth on Wednesday November 4 with top cash prices per pound for several poultry items and hides. The driver notes long-standing reputation for fair dealing and direct shipment to the New York market.

Burlington Freight House Plattsmouth New York

Halloween Party at Swatek Home Delights Local Girls

The Swatek residence on West Main hosted a Halloween party for Mary and Eleanor Swatek’s friends. Games and stunts entertained a large group of girls with witches and cats decor, ending with a dainty luncheon. Attendees included Josephine Janda, Edward Kalina, Mary Zitka, Catherine Flynn, and many others.

W. A. Swatek West Main Street Mary Eleanor Josephine Janda Edward Betty Kalina Mary‘Zitka Catherine Flynn Catherine ‘Phillips Irma Pittman Beatrice Agnes Knoflicek Anna Zitka Agnes Dorothy Brink Marie Vallery Agnes Konfist Helen Virginia Price Rose Varga Anna Knecke Mildred Schultz Antoinette Koubek Helen Koubek May Shrader Constance Ray Aurelia Richstadt Esther Phillips Patricia Flynn

Business forms printed at the Journal office

Notice announces that a range of business forms are printed at the Journal office for commercial and personal use, inviting customers to inquire about design, quantity, and delivery options with standard rates Apply now for quick turnaround.

Farm for sale in Lincoln estate lands 80 acres

Louise Lehnhoff Mcpherson lists the east 80 acres of the Henry Lehnhoff estate for sale in Lincoln Nebraska. The notice provides a specific parcel description and location as well as the sale option for interested buyers.

Louise Lehnhoff Mcpherson C. St., Lincoln, Neb Henry Lehnhoff

Classified Want Ad Request for Journal Results

A person requests publication of a want advertisement in the Jour nal to obtain or announce results. The note seeks placement guidance and eligibility details for running a result-oriented ad in the paper.

Journal

Halloween Party at First Christian Church

Miss Evelyn Robb hosted a Sunday school gathering of young girls at the First Christian church. The scene featured a hanging cauldron and a ghostly witch as Halloween decorations. Guests enjoyed games stories and refreshments during the event.

Evelyn Robb

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Flart Schaffner & Marz C. £. Wescott W. Rex Young Plattsmouth, Nebraska T. H. Pollock Bridge S. L. Collins Oil Station Lincoln Telephone Co Clase of Witeful Reserve Federal Reserve Bank U. S S. Bonds TOTAL Soi State of County of Cass Dovey Gro H. N. Dovey FE. J. Richey G. Knapp Bonam. Warren W. E. Keeney Bates Book Store Joe J. Stibal Schmidtmann Vallery Sales Pavillion Wade Porter
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