Hearing on State Aid for Louisville Bridge Purchase
A Papillion hearing before county commissioners debated a resolution to have the state cover half the Louisville bridge cost. Cass and Sarpy counties would fund the rest via tolls, aiming for a Plattsmouth style toll bridge that becomes free after county shares are collected. Sarpy postponed action after a long session with opponents and counsel W R Patrick. Cass had previously endorsed state payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papillion
Board of County Commissioners
Louisville
Cass and
Sarpy
Plattsmouth
Sarpy County Board
W. R. Patrick
Omaha
Sarpy Board of Commissioners
Cass County
Sarpy County
Cass
Alvo Social News Highlights Local Visitors and Walks
Alvo residents report a flurry of visits and errands from Avoca to Eagle and Lincoln. Encounters include Herman Nickel and Franzen families, Cora Snavely and relatives, and Earl Hermance threshing activity near Creeseboard. A hay stack fire near Grover Hill, teaching moves for Doris Coatman, and a Mothers and Daughters Council picnic at Vickers Lawn are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Nickel
Franzen
Sophia Franzen
Avoca
Grover Hill
John Fischer
Eagle
Ed Carr
Alvo
Hall Parsall
Oliver Campbell
Rehmeier
Cora Snavely
Hazel
Lincoln
Lee Snavely
Charles Roelofsz
Max Pfitzmeier
Plattsmouth
Earle Bennett
Chas
Roelofsz
Lessie Mairs Hopkins
Weeping Water
Dean Taylor
Grover Cleveland Rhoden
Manley
Erwin Hutchinson
Waverly
Nebraska
Archie Miller
Jimmie Roelofsz
Donald
Dean Schneider
Dorothy Coatman
Eugene Barkhurst
Bushnell
H. N. Anderson
Harry Linder
Elmywood
Milo Frisbee
Paul Coatman
George Frisbee
Edward Taylor
Joe Taylor
Ruth Taylor
Richard Schulke
Floyd Franzen
Sophia
Arcadia
Nebr
Gertie Nickel
Robert B. Coster
Havelock
Emeril
L. B. Appleman
Maggie Greer
Order of Eastern Star
Greenwood
Doris Coatman
Bushberry
Doris
Lola Lewis
Glen Lewis
A. B. Stroemer
Wauneta
May Humphrey
Erwin Kinney
Earl Hermance
Creeseboard
Frank Taylor
G. Rehmeier
Rehmeijer
Clyde Fitzpatrick
Mothers and Daughters Council Club
Vickers’ Lawn
Jessie Hardnock
Yager Family Visit Highlights Social Year Recap
The year closes with strong study and social program gains led by four group leaders. Frank Yager and his Chicago-based wife visited the Yager home last week and joined Mr. and Mrs. William Yager and Mrs. George Braun at Greenwood last Sunday, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Bucknell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Yager
William Yager
Chicago
Yager
George Braun
Greenwood
George Bucknell
Birthday Picnic Among Local Families In Alvo
Families of Mesdames John Banning and Joe Vickers and Mr. Chas Edwards celebrate birthdays with an annual picnic. They gathered at the George Curyea residence lawn in Alvo for an evening picnic dinner. The event location rotates each year to a new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Banning
Joe Vickers
Chas. Edwards
Alvo
George Curyea
Repairs at Alvo Postoffice Improve Workroom
Mrs. Elmer Rosenow, postmistress at Alvo, supervised improvements in the postoffice room. Shelving from the former store was removed, ceilings and walls tinted, and floors painted, resulting in a brighter, more pleasant workspace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Rosenow
Alvo
Visiting Grove Relatives Near Ashland
Mr and Mrs John Grove of Morris Minnesota, nephew and niece of 8 C Kellogg, visited last week with relatives including their aunt uncle and cousin Marion Kellogg and wife a mile north of town and with Arthur Kellogg and family near Ashland. They enjoyed the visit very much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grove
Morris
Minnesota
8. C. Kellogg
Alice Kellogg
Marion Kellogg
Arthur Kellogg
Ashland
School prepares for opening with improved facilities
The building and grounds are in excellent condition for the September opening. Caretaker Walter Vincent with Ben Menchau and Harry Weichel refinished floors, improved the heating plant, rebuilt a chimney, and replaced wall stones. Supervisors include Robert Quick as superintendent and Elbert Miller as principal with six instructors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Vincent
Ben Menchau
Board of Education
Harry Weichel
Robert Quick
Elbert Miller
Miss Whitmore
van Sickles
Quimby
Filley
Pies Judging At Meet And Camp Bellevue Visit
The group judged three pies lemon chiffon cherry and custard naming Irene Peterson Joan Cook and Lola Rueter as first second and third. They discuss plans for Achievement day and note visitors and trips to Camp Bellevue with detailed daily schedule of activities and campfire stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Peterson
Joan Cook
Lola Rueter
Cherry
Mary West
Florence Roelofsz
Verna Vickers
Lavern Halka
Anna Lee Lancaster
Camp Bellevue
John Skinner
Elmwood
Frank Taylor
Archery Tournament Winners Named In Omaha Event
Saturday morning at 8 30 an archery tournament was held with girls and boys each selecting their top three. Bonnie Spangard of Omaha won. Instructors listed include J W Reed A H DeLong D D Wainscott Miss Hettie Bailey Miss Clara Noyes and Miss Jessie Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Spangard
Omaha
J. W. Reed
A. H. DeLong
D. D. Wainscott
Hettie Bailey
Clara Noyes
Jessie Baldwin
Card of Thanks for Firefighters Aid at Farm
Miss Theresa Rauth thanks everyone who helped save their property during the farm fire. Gratitude to neighbors and responders is expressed for aid and swift action in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Rauth
Nebraska navy commissions two Plattsmouth lawyers as admirals
County Attorney W. G. Kieck and Attorney W. A. Robertson of Plattsmouth have been commissioned by Lieutenant Governor IT Metcalfe as admirals in the Nebraska navy. The commissions authorize them to guard the state's waters including the goldfish and other deep sea fish as fleet members. They will begin duties and learn the proper exercise of their new office, second only to a Swiss navy command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Kieck
W. A. Robertson
Plattsmouth
W. Metcalfe
Nebraska
Weekly Auctions At Heisel Mill Draw Farmers Weekly
Col. Smith conducts Saturday afternoon sales at the Heisel Mill on Washington avenue offering farmers and residents a mart to dispose of livestock farm equipment and household goods with a trained auctioneer guiding the bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Smith
Heisel
Washington Avenue
Visiting Rawls Grandson Arrives From Lewiston Montana
City Attorney and Mrs. C A Rawls welcome their grandson Noel Rawls from Lewiston Montana for a week long visit. Noel is sixteen, graduated from Lewiston High School last spring, and is the eldest son of the late Joe Rawlis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Rawls
Noel Rawls
Lewiston
Montana
Wil
Mr. Rawls
Joe Rawis
For Sale New Seed Rye 50c Per Bushel
John Tice of Cedar Creek advertises seed rye for sale at fifty cents a bushel. Phone or contact details not fully legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tice
Cedar Creek
Al-Tiw
Napkins Yellow Green or White 50 in Pack
Bates Book Store lists napkins in yellow green or white colors, packs of 50 offered at 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book Store
Public Auction of Studebaker Car in Plattsmouth Nebraska
Pursuant to an order of the District Court in State of Nebraska vs Leonard Glover and a Studebaker 1924 Touring Car with Motor No 1102944 I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. The sale will be at ten o clock in the forenoon on September 17 1932 at the south front door of the courthouse in Plattsmouth Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of Nebraska
Leonard Glover
Studebaker
Court House
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Order of Hearing on Petition for Settlement of Account
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court sets September 5 1932 at 10:00 a m for a hearing on Tillie Ramsel Executrix petition for final settlement and discharge of Rudolph M U Ramsel estate. Notice will be published in Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
Nebresia
Rudolph MU. Ramsel
Tillie Ramsel
Jervtri
Eprerr
Plattsmonuth Journal
Womans Foreign Missionary Society Program at Methodist Parlor
The Womans Foreign Missionary Society hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering for Standard Bearer girls at the Methodist church parlors. Miss Mildred Hall, Jean Hayes, and Marjorie Arn performed musical numbers, a missionary play highlighted a busy day in the life of unselfish workers, with roles filled by Alice Funk Amy Elliott Jean Hayes and Mrs Justus Lilly. African schoolgirls Emma Mendenhall Grace Henry Marcella Rameses and Frances Gamblin featured in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Frank Barkus
Mildred Hall
Jean Hayes
Marjorie Arn
Alice Funk
Amy Elliott
Justus Lilly
Old Time Advertisers Seek More Sales This Year
Merchants urged to advertise toboost sales in the coming year. The Journal offers help, inviting readers to call Wo. 6 for assistance with business promotion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louisville Bridge
E. A. Wurl
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Christ Furniture Co
Plattsmouth, Neb
McKesson
McKesson Service
Maury Drug Co
Plattsmouth, Nebr
P. D
Bestor & Swateh Co
Alvo News
Sheriff’s Sale
M. B. Brand
Japan
Omar Wonder
Dry Goods Department
Tootle
Powell Brand
Emma Mendenhall
Grace Henry
Marcella Rameses
Frances Gamblin
R. H. Anderson
R. B. Hayes
C. O. Troy
Harry White
Fetzer Smoe Co
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