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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
5
An excerpt presents the phrase In Him we live and move and have our being cited from Acts E728. The quotation reflects a religious meditation or devotional reference likely used in a liturgical or sermon context.
A bank emphasizes that its officers must contribute fully to deposit safety and that customers enjoy safety and service as natural results of its conservative approach. It asserts no demand for safety or service beyond what the policy provides.
Local notes describe Miss Mary Park visiting Omaha, Ed Wiles in Weeping Water, and many trips to Murray Plattsmouth Nehawka and Lincoln. Fr id chicken suppers at the Presbyterian church, harvest crib building, and various trades, car trips, and farm duties fill the week.
A concise item noting Beverage and Murray tied to an event titled Eight for One Four-Roll. Fred C contributes to the piece with referenced code or catalog identifiers s24-4tw.
Miss Etta Nickles the Nebraska district delegate to the Royal Higchlanders national meeting has returned after a week long attendance and reports an excellent time. The Rev W F Graham and Uncle S S Latta will travel to Superior Nebraska next week to attend the Presbyterian Synod and the Nebraska presbytery.
Sunday social at Henry C Long’s home and wife hosted John Wurdeman and wife of Leigh. Mrs Wurdeman is sister of Mr Nickles, who with Mrs Nickles attended with other guests.
Frank Leopold of Sioux City and Mr and Mrs Dale Reynolds of Bloomfield Nebraska visited with Lee Nickles and Miss Rita Nickles. The meeting was one of much pleasure for all concerned and the visitors returned home the first of the week.
Last Monday Joseph Beil grew very ill and after calling family physician Dr J F Brendel he was taken to St Catherine s hospital in Omaha. After diagnosis doctors decided he should undergo an operation which was performed on Wednesday morning. Ray C Campbell, a nephew, accompanied them to Omaha and was with them during the operation.
Will S. Smith and his wife hosted Mr. and Mrs. McCracken and Elizabeth as guests on a Sunday trip to Nebraska City. The party drove down for the evening and enjoyed the outing.
Miss Grace Lintner exhibited fine Anconas at the Cass county fair winning first second and third premiums and proving skilled in raising chickens and teaching music. Her brother Bert Lindner showed Mammoth Pekin ducks taking first and second premiums.
The Ford liability tour flew from Omaha to St. Joseph and Kansas City passing Plattsmouth along the Missouri River. Seventeen planes started in Omaha, one damaged on landing, and a guide chose the river route, disappointing George K. Petring who had planned a rooftop sign display.
Clover Field Santa Monica Calif Sept 2 Twenty five planes raced a 100 mile loop around Los Angeles in honor of the first anniversary of the army air world flight. Captain Lowell H Smith led the departure in a mail plane with others following every three minutes. Spectators numbered over sixteen thousand. Guests included Aviation Pilot Skiles Pope Chief Radio Operator Otos Stantz and Aviation Mechanic William Bowlin from the PN 9 No 1 Hawaiian flight who received a warm ovation.
The sixth League of Nations assembly closed in Geneva on Sunday after deciding to erect a new assembly hall and appointing a five member commission led by Dr Fridtjof Nansen to tackle the Armenian question. It re elected six non permanent council members Brazil Uruguay Spain Czecho Slovakia Sweden and Belgium. The assembly favored no changes pending Germany's admission.
Bates Book Store advertises school supplies at the lowest prices for students and teachers. The notice highlights affordable notebooks pencils and backpacks available during a back to school sale.
Berea's Paul travels with companions to the sea and Athens where he preaches at Mars Hill and the Areopagus. He faces mixed reception as philosophers mock or seek more, then moves on to Corinth where he later forms a strong church for next Sunday's lesson.
Cincinnati report that a memorial statue to Samuel Gompers former president of the American Federation of Labor will be recommended to the AFL convention opening in Atlantic City.
Retired high wire performer Ben Hankinson sat in the World theatre with his son Mat and watched himself perform in The Mystic. The Los Angeles vaudeville duo Dareli Ona Dareji had been touring when the film screened at Culver City. Hankinson finally agreed to perform on the wire for the movie. He recalled began performing at age 14 and recently opened a fruit stand at the Drexel hotel.
The Hankinson family long residents here recently moved Mire Hankinson and the younger children to Omaha where the family is now located. Mr. Hankinson has performed wire acts locally many times entertaining hundreds of residents.
Classified ask and offer notes invite readers to sell buy or trade items in the Journal Want Ad column. Messages describe goods services or opportunities and ask readers to place notices for affordable exchanges or sales.
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