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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
6
S S Chase and his wife visited the college town of Peru yesterday and on their return were joined by Stuart Chase and Frank Godwin who are attending the state normal.
Eighteen members of the Plattsmouth Credit Bureau enjoyed a banquet at Hotel Perkins after a year of fines for missed meetings. The event featured pink and green decor, a detailed menu, and brief remarks on the bureau’s work and its ongoing fining system for the coming year.
A note promotes Bates Book and Stationery Store for school supplies with emphasis on affordable classroom essentials and student needs.
Mrs. Anna Maria Lohnes Stoehr died this morning at her family home after a long illness. Born July 9 1859 near Pekin Illinois she married Philip Stoehr in 1879 at Sand Prairie. Survived by husband and three children Margaret Schroeder Lula Keir and George Stoehr. The couple moved from Cedar Creek to Nebraska in 1889 and have resided in the area, including the city, since moving here two years ago.
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube causing rumbling sounds and impaired hearing. The ad claims Halis Catarre Medicine will rid the system of catarrh and related deafness, sold by all druggists for over four years, by F J Cr... & Co of Ohio.
The Daily notes that Thomas Walling the abstractor is showing marked signs of improvement. His condition has encouraged family and friends and suggests a recovery in a short time. He will remain quiet and avoid usual activities until his health is more firmly established.
This morning at the home of Mrs. Mollie Berger on Marble Street two of her daughters Miss Creed Berger and Mrs. Martha Margarite Loop were united in marriage to Fred Smith of the city and George C. Tiedze of Omaha. The event featured floral fall decorations a large arch and a ring ceremony conducted by Rev. H G McClusky. After the ceremony the couples left for a brief honeymoon in Minneapolis and will reside in Omaha and Plattsmouth respectively.
Dalys Glenn Perry and son Russell Perry visit the Rio Grande valley near Hullington and return pleased with conditions. Crops are excellent and farming prospects look strong for the winter and early spring. Nebraska Iowa and Kansas residents have moved south, including Plattsmouth couples Russell Perry L. V. Copenhaver Don C York and A. C. Mutz and their spouses.
Announcement reports Mrs Carl Hanacek critically ill at her St Louis home after the death of her daughter Mrs Emil Finder. A nervous breakdown followed the loss and family members Mrs Rudolph Skalak and Louis Rotter travel to be at her bedside. Locals hope for her recovery.
Paul and Peter Stuba of Grand Island arrived in this city en route to Florida for a vacation. They were joined by Plattsmouth youth John Cedar who will travel to Miami to join his brother Adolph Cedal in a suburb near the Florida resort city. The group expects to reach Florida in a few weeks for a leisurely trip through unfamiliar country.
Mrs. William Baird past state president of Nebraska returns from the P. E. O. convention in Minneapolis where 500 voting delegates gathered. Nebraska sent 48 delegates and twelve past state presidents including Mrs. Baird with other officers. She traveled by special train from Omaha and noted the Wesley Methodist church venue and the strong Iowa and Nebraska presence before a Mississippi Valley return trip ending with a brief Aurora visit.
Two unclaimed riding horses described as one bay gelding and one bay mare with smooth mouths, both wearing halters, were taken up a week ago by S. E. Major two miles west and one mile north of Weeping Water. Owner may recover by paying advertising and expense or they will be sold.
The T. H. Pollock bridge opens as a toll bridge offering steep fare cuts. Autos drop from 25c to 15c and trucks pay 25c, with no extra passenger charges. The bridge will stay toll until Cass and Sarpy counties acquire enough revenue to make travel free. Local sentiment says it is cheaper to travel than stay home.
The Bates Book Store lists required school items at correct prices for students. Shoppers can find supplies aligned with the school day needs and budgets.
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