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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
2
Nehawka residents and visitors are noted in a week of contacts. Walter Wunderlich attended a hearing in Plattsmouth, while J M Palmer injures a hand with slow recovery. Rumors of new cars, farm work, and school activities fill the column with many names and small town details.
Irving Wiltse visited Falls City to spend the day with relatives and friends. Albert Wall of Sedia Missouri arrived to reconnect with old friends. Frank Sheldon of Nehawka stopped in for business and greetings. Edward Barry and wife from Omaha motored to visit Mr and Mrs A G Bach. Harry Knabe and Victor Minnier, Nehawka, checked in for business. Forest Cunningham and wife of Nehawka and Mrs L B Lake and daughter Ruth Jane of Omaha visited Mrs J R Valery's home. Fred W Mann of Graybull Wyoming left after a week visiting his mother Mrs W H Mann and Ada. R A Bates and T B Bates families visited Omaha for a few hours. Ernest Ahrens of Nehawka called at the Journal office to enroll for the coming year.
Mr and Mrs Grover Hoback hosted A G Murdock for a diner and a splendid day. Miss Leona Stoll visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Forest Philpot northwest of Nehawka. John Raabe and son Harry traveled to Plattsmouth for business. Ernest Ahrends spent a day in Plattsmouth handling business. Adolph J Ross finished corn harvest and stored it in the crib. Eerl Troop shelled corn for Fred Beverage with this year’s crop delivered to Murray elevator. W Troop visited Omaha to haul a truckload of logs for a Nehawka area farmer. Miss Corrine Kemion of Breckenridge Mo visited her brother Harold Kemion in Nehawka. Dr Arthur Kintner and wife were in Omaha for visiting and business.
Advertises oil meal buttermilk powder one pound per eight gallons of swill and lists tankage shorts and bran available in any quantity up to a car load. Includes purchase options for hog feeding supplies and bulk quantities.
A red and black spotted hog was taken up five weeks ago. Owner can reclaim by calling and paying the keep and advertising expenses. Albert Timmas, Plattsmouth.
In Friday action at Nehawka, Murdock boys edged Nehawka 16 to 14 while Murdock girls fell 28 to 22 to Nehawka. The close pair of games showcased local rivals trading results in a compact meet.
The Nehawka bank installed a radio to provide current market prices on stock and grain for customers. Farmers and residents bought Crosley instruments and Atwater-Kent models from local sellers including Lundberg and several named customers such as Henry Schwartz Omar Schlichtemeier J W Magney M R Hammer James Stone F W Lemon and the bank itself.
Readable fragment lists individuals including Chris Ross F C Hanson A G Murdoch Paul Murdoch CC M Chrisweisser and William Rice, naming several persons connected to the item.
George Tate, five weeks in Omaha after a fall at the Sheldon building caused rib and breast bone fractures and other injuries, returned home last Sunday though not fully recovered and is improving.
Tuesday's Daly Joseph Hawksworth and Lincoln wife visit with relatives and friends return to Lincoln. Attorney William J. Hotz of Omaha stays at the Gering home with Henry R. Gering. Ben A. Olive and mother from Weeping Water review business. Court attendees John P. Cobb A W Neihart Ludwig Linder Spencer and Sarah Bogenrief from Eliwood attend district court hearing. Mrs Harry King of St Louis heads to Omaha for business after a family death. Mrs Fred Heinrich of Havelock departs for Omaha to visit her father at St Joseph hospital.
Wednesday’s Daily Adam Meisinger of Cedar Creek attended district court sessions with Ed Earnest of near Elmwood among today’s attendees. Elmwood’s George T Wilson joined Sterner vs Clites court matters. DeLois Osborne of Perry Iowa visits with sister Mrs Harry Leosis and family over Thanksgiving. Theodore Johnson of Sedalia Missouri arrives for Thanksgiving with his parents Mr and Mrs C A Johnson. Miss Helen Horn and Mrs M C Brown travel to Omaha for business. Elmwood residents Harry Linder Tolhurst Moore Thor Boyles and George Bogenrief attend district court hearing in city. J C Thygeson and family from Nebraska City to join Thanksgiving reunion at A W White’s home. Monsignor Michael Shine of St John’s visits Omaha for hospital treatment. improving from recent illness.
The fifteenth annual Young Men Bible class banquet at the Methodist church drew about 100 young men from the area. Guests enjoyed a red and white themed dinner prepared by church ladies, an orchestral program by the Plattonian orchestra, and speeches led by George E. DeWolf. Principal Ji W. Pointer and L. C. Oberlies delivered remarks on preparation integrity loyalty and success, with humor from Harvey Johnson and musical interludes by B. G. Woodward. Benediction by Rev. Frank Emory Pfoutz closed the event before Oberlies and Crane departed for Pacific Junction and Lincoln.
Washington officials consider appeals by miners to President Coolidge over Jacksonville wage scale enforcement but have not issued any statement. This marks a second federal reference to soft coal wage issues with prior mentions to Secretaries Davis and Hoover, who gave no action.
The Bates Book and Stationery Store advertises a large line of Christmas Cards for the season and offers name engraving. Orders should be placed now to ensure timely return, with an emphasis on early ordering.
Mrs. J. C. Peterson, Sr., departs for the west to rest and recuperate in the milder California climate. She will stop in Denver and Salt Lake City to visit old friends before settling in Los Angeles for the winter.
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