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North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune

Location

North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1921

Page

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Local Lodge and Church Meetings Eye Tonight and This Week

Community groups announce Tonight Jefferson Patrons at the Jefferson School and Rebekah Kensington at 1.0.0. Hall. Lutherans present The King Proclaimed and Judas the Traitor. Auto Show at Durbin’s Garage April 7, 8, 9 with full details forthcoming. Rebekah Degree at I. C. C. F. Hall with visiting lodges and refreshments.

Jefferson The Jefferson School North Platte Durbin’s Rebekah I. C. C. F. Hall

Veteran photographer VanGoetz retires after sale of studio

Victor Van Goetz sold his photographic studio in North Platte after more than 25 years in business. Possession transfers April 1 to P. VanGraven of Alliance, who plans to run the Van Goetz Studio as a first rate establishment while Van Goetz retires from active work.

Victor van Goetz P. VanGraven Alliance Mr. VonGoets North Platte Mr. VonGoetz VanGraven van Goetz Sadio

Democratic City Convention Elects Evans Mayor

The Democratic City Convention convened at eight o'clock Wednesday evening in the County Judge's office. Robert Beatty was named chairman and George Gibbs secretary. Healey announced the purpose and EBH Evans was unanimously nominated for mayor. O. E. Elder was nominated for city clerk with a unanimous vote. Ward committeemen were named and the chairman authorized to appoint a vice chairman and one ward committeeman per ward from among women voters. The meeting adjourned 25 minutes after opening.

Court House Robert Beatty George Gibbs Healey Ebh Evans O. E. Elder

Republicans Hold Convention in Crowded Court Room

North Platte Republicans gathered in the Court room Wednesday evening with every seat filled and crowds spilling into the halls. M. Souder chaired the meeting and nominations for Mayor led to a first ballot favoring Evans, then made unanimous. Elder was nominated for city clerk without opposition, while J. F. Clubrugh’s name was petitioned for the city clerk ballot. O. E. Elder, longtime clerk, was renominated.

North Platte M. Souder FE. WH. Evans W. BE. Shuman Evans W. BH. Elder

New Doctor Locates Here in North Platte

Dr. O. H. Platt of Hebron Nebraska has located in North Platte and opened offices over Union State Bank. A Chicago Medical College graduate he did post graduate work in Chicago before World War I service. He plans X ray equipment about $3000 with nurse Susie Marcle as assistant. The Platts reside at 421 S Svenmore with two small children.

O. H. Platt Hebron Nebr North Platte Union State Bank Chicago Medical College Valparino University Chicago Platt Susie Marcle

Miss Jeanette Sollars Te Marries Edward Olson

Miss Jeanette Sollars united in marriage to Edward Olson on Wednesday at four p.m. at her Graceland addition home with Rev. J. H. Curry officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. L. O. Kingdon, recently worked at the Dedmore Kamera Shop. groom a Birdwood Ranch resident west of the city, parents in Kearney. Attendants were Miss Gindya Stegal and brother William Sellars. The bride wore a navy treleotine suit with matching hat and carried sweetheart roses. the bridesmaid wore a similar blue outfit and flowers. A wedding dinner followed and the couple left for an eastern honeymoon. The community wishes them well.

Jeanette Sollars Edward Olson Graceland J. H. Curry Olson L. O Kingdon Dedmore Kamera Birdwood Ranch Kearney Gindya Stegal William Sellars

Fathers Wanted at Jefferson School Friday Night

The Jefferson PTA invites fathers of pupils to a public meeting at Ute school house Friday March 18 at 7:45 pm. Topics include boy problems today with talks by Mr EB Carr Miss Anita Krampli Supt L Litter and a Plano duet. Program covers PTA business Master 3rd Grade pupils under Miss Fritz and Physical Education drills. Refreshments will be served.

Jefferson Ute Muarch Miss Fritz

Woman's Missionary Contention Concludes Its Session

The Tenth Annual Convention of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church closed with a lecture by Miss Ethel Householder of Chengtu China. Delegates from many towns attended, and the program featured contests, papers, discussions on topics like Family Ties and Our Slogan, plus a missionary pageant by the Brady Auxiliary.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Ethel Householder Chengtu China J. M. Dryden Kearney Ayers Vera Roland Kearney Lota Krensen Elm Creek Mise Mabel Ashbaugh Elim Creek Hatonia Scott J. H. Pease J. H. Kelly Gothenburg McClellan Lydia A Finke Chas Bassett Gandy Batie Overton A. J. Meerse Ogalalla S. O. Rilts Wallace Verna Holmes Mises Alta Jones Alice Sinclair C. M. Lee Lexington John Miller Arnold G. H. Johnson W. BH. Conrad Chas. Goman Broken Bow R. A. Davis Gibbon E. W. Price Mra T. J. Ohrender Chappell J. Button Vera Roland W. E. Conrad C. R. Gites Schulyer M. E. Gilbert Stewart Paxton

Missionary Leader Named for Rural District

PD Mason Howard of 8208 Walnut St is named District Missionary for the American Sunday School Union. His district includes Lincoln Perkins Keith Arthur McPherson and Loran Counties. He seeks cooperation from Christian people to organize and sustain Sunday Schools for children in remote districts and asks for locality news and information on service opportunities.

Mason Howard Walnut Sr American Sunday School Union Lincoln Perkins Keith Arthur McPherson Loran Stoward

American Legion Membership Contest Ends In Langford Victory

The American Legion membership drive concluded last night with Langford’s team defeating John Church’s squad 107 to 102. Langford submitted 35 late applications as the hour struck, boosting total membership to nearly 300. A banquet for the winning team is planned for March 24.

American Legion Langford John Churchu

Orvandie Introduces New Collars and Laces for Attire

Arvilla Whittaker, Mil liner, reports a new line of collars for Orvandie and upgraded laces for suites and dresses, signaling fresh styling options for the season.

Orvandie Arvilla Whittaker

Excursion to Study Fowls Promises Lincoln Area Picnic

Poultry enthusiasts from Lincoln, Dawson, and Frontier Counties are invited to meet at the state farm at noon on Thursday March 1 for a picnic and poultry study tour. Attendees will tour the poultry plant, learn housing feeding and hatchery methods, and view tilling demonstrations. Lincoln County Farm Bureau and Agricultural Substation organize. bring lunch baskets.

State Farm Poultry Department Nebraska Lincoln Daneon Frontier Counties Lincoln County Farm Bureau

Boy Scout Work Planned for Entire Lincoln County

Citizens of Mershey Sutherland and Wallace urge the North Platte Local Council to extend scouting to all Lincoln County. They show lack of trained scoutmasters and funds to hire experts for training. Attendees from Sutherland joined the Leader's School of Instruction, traveling weekly. North Platte, county seat, is the natural hub for expansion, but the council needs funds as outlined in the proposed budget.

Mershey Sutherland Wallace North Platte Boy Scouts Lincoln County Asuch Lota! Council

Free daily mail delivery expanded in Cody Addition

On February first Cody Addition residents received one daily mail delivery via a rural route. The plan extends to areas outside city delivery limits north of the new round house, covering about 125 locations. Postmaster Sturgis notes all city parts now have some free delivery except the Neville addition, which will be addressed soon.

Cody Addition Ades New Round House Sturgis Neville Addition

Lectures on Americanization for Women Here

The local W. C. T. U. invites club ladies to attend free lectures at the Baptist Church by Mrs Amy Spaulding on Friday through Monday afternoons. The talks cover phases of the Americanisation problem. Weather remains warm with clear days, temperatures up to 75. Thursday night low 41.

W. CT. T The Baptist Church Mine Amy Spaulding

The Twentieth Century Club Plans Fund for Club House

The Twentieth Century Club initiates a fund to build a club house. A Music Art and Literature Department play at Fireman’s Hall on a Tuesday afternoon in March titled The Nobleman in Disguise features Aunt Polly Hinman Pogay Mrs Kershaw the mother Dick Little Brother Gerald The Fobbish Son and others with Mrs Tiley directing readings and musical numbers after which tea is served and officer elections for the department will be held.

Twentieth Century Club Fireman's Hall Tuesaday Mra Meadows Polly Vermont Hinman Pogay Scott Dick Johnston Gerald Shelver Kerghan the Sage Thompson Policeman Coates Tiley

Despondent man dies after carbolic acid drinking

Louis Paul Perleberg about 39 was found dead in the Bratt Building on east Front Street. Recently laid off from Union Pacific as a locomotive fireman he grew despondent over a rejected romance. Wednesday night he entered a room and drank carbolic acid, dying within minutes before the alarm could reach others. He is being held at the Maloney morgue awaiting relatives' word.

Louis Paul Perleberg Bratt East Front Street Union Pacific Maloney Orgie

Dumping Grounds Move Requested By Park Board

The Park Board urged the City Council to hire a man for thirty days at the North River bridge to direct dump wagons to unload east of the bridge and to fling riverbank debris onto the east side. The river's erosion has narrowed the park, risking the race track, with trees to be used as barriers to hold loads.

Perecton North River Bridge

County Fair Board Promises Prizes to Arouse Interest

County Fair Board plans to boost interest with prize money for precinct agricultural exhibits. A B Olson oversees pericultural displays and announces first prize 260 dollars, second 220, third 110, fourth 100, fifth 75, sixth 80, seventh 50, eighth 35, totaling 1,000 dollars. The Junior High will stage a play "Mr Bob" on April first.

A. B. Olson Mr Bob

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