Thanksgiving Week Events Shown Across Alvo Area
Alve News recounts social visits in Elmwood and Lincoln, a well attended free movie and lunch by John B. Elliott Jr., and a Turkey shoot at Karl Johnson's. The Alvo Methodist Ladies Aid held a Thanksgiving food sale. school activities included Education Week programs with Art posters by Bessie Daigh and Wayne Keller winning a prize.
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Ladies Aid Society
Alvo Methodist Church
E. L. Nelson
Joseph Vickers
Lincoln
Vickers
Ralph Creamer
Miss Mary
Grandfather
Jewell
S. C. Borles
C. BD. Ganz
Lintoln
Clara Prouty
Barlet
Arl Johnson
John B. Elliott, Jr
George Braun
Bouth Bend
Braun
Burlington
Williams
Yeager
Breun
Bessie Daigh
Wayne Keller
Thanksgiving Day Dinner Entertains Local Guests
Mr. Stove joined the Permers 2nd Merchants bank in Alvo after moving from Sterling and entertained the parents of Mrs. Stuve, Mr. and Mrs. G M Sancuski of Auburn, along with Mr. and Mrs. F P Pats of Lincoln, at a Thanksgiving day dinner.
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Afr
Otto Stuve
Alvo
Sterling
Stove
Permers 2Nd Merchants Bank
Mre. Stuve
Mre
G. M. Sancuski
Auburn
FP. J. Pats
Lincoln
All Home for Thanksgiving Day Elliott Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs John B Elliott Sr hosted all their children for Thanksgiving day. The narrative praises the wholesome family gathering and the dinner prepared by Mrs Elliott, noting the day was enjoyed by all. The tone reflects a warm community newspaper brief about a family event.
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John B. Elliott, Sr
Alvo School Notes Showcase Projects and Sports
Fifth and sixth graders completed a Pigtim Project before Thanksgiving. Poems and Pilgrim pictures were displayed. Health posters in black and gray were made for Hyetene. Basketball practice drew seventeen players with strong potential. The school subscribed to multiple magazines, with $10 approved for periodicals. The state fire inspector visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvo
Hyetene
Gerr
Reater’s Digest
Popular Mechanics
Nature Magazine
School Musician
Good Housekeeping
Wee Wisdom
Spy Glass
the News Week
Board of Education
Death of Dorotha Coatman at age 22 in Alvo Nebraska
Dorotha Emily Coatman died November 26 1934 at home of her parents after a four year illness. Born March 7 1912 near Avoca Nebraska she moved with family to Elmwood and later Alvo. Survived by parents Roy M and Mare Coatman two brothers Philip and Sterling three sisters Doris Sheralee and Joan grandparents and many relatives. Poem by Edgar A Guest accompanies funeral notice.
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Dorotha Emily Coatman
Poretha Emily Coatman
Avoca
Nebraska
Elmwood
Ale
Episcopel Church of
Alvo
H. A. Ingwerson
Fremont
Card of Thanks for Dorotha Coatman
We thank relatives and friends for kindness sympathy and floral offerings during Dorotha Coatman’s illness and death from Mr and Mrs Roy M Coatman and family.
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Dorotha
Roy M. Coatman
Baby weighs 15 ounces in Stevenson Washington
Jacqueline Jackson born 2 1 2 months premature last Saturday weighed 15 ounces and measured 11 1 2 inches long with hands about the size of a grown person’s thumb.
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Stevenson
Jacqueline Jackson
Jacqueline
Timely bargains in journal ads draw reader interest
Classified journal ads highlight current deals and notices with local vendors and services. Readers scan for prices and availability across items from household goods to consumer services.
Greenwood notes reflect community friendly week events
Mrs G W Lunceford attended a Waverly lodge meeting while Elmer Mathis family visited Greenwood. Local clubs plan a meeting with Mrs Warren Boucher. Several families hosted Thanksgiving dinners and visitors from Omaha, Lincoln and Fremont. A church bazaar raised over 50 dollars for local work.
Fire-damaged lot filling by local farmers after blaze
The vacant lot east of Sophas Petersen's Glacksmith shop, burned and left with debris, is being filled by local farmers who have begun clearing the area and removing refuse. The community effort follows the destructive fire that left the site unoccupied.
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Orang
Sophas Petersen
Glacksmith
Thanksgiving Visitor Fest Adds Color to Greenwood Town
A number of teams arrived in town last Wednesday to repair a large hole and improve the appearance of Greenwood. On Thanksgiving, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Matthews hosted relatives and guests at their home, including Mrs. Belle Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Berclay, who all reportedly enjoyed a fine gathering.
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G. W. Lunceford
Waverly
R. N. A. Lodge
Elmer Mathis
B. H. Conley
Robert Burks
G. W Lunceford
Lincoln
Greenwood Woman's Club
Warren Boucher
Ralph Lapham
Frank Lapham
Cedric Fulmer
C. A. Walling
Fremont
Norman Peters
Omaha
Arthur Talcott
Ithaca
N. D. Talcott
Emmitt A. Landen
Wayne
Earl Jardine
W. E. Goings
Walter Goings
Chris Kolb
Journal Man
Bmirs
C. W. Bucknell
Elmwood
Alva Skinner
Alva
White and Bucknell
Glen Peters
Omha
Dorcas Society
A. Lenton
Wayne Landon
Frederick
Plate Glass
Mies
Margaret Moon
Hastings
Greenwood
Goodhart Vant
Acordingly
Genty Vart
Little Son
Robert E. Matthews
Belle Wilson
Matthews
Earl Berclay
Greenwood men attend Lincoln cooperative meeting
Messrs Norman Peters and E L McDonald, members of the Greenwood Co operative Credit association committee, attended a Lincoln convention of delegates and officers from state cooperative groups. They heard addresses on regulation, debated legislative needs, and heard George Wilton of the Banking department speak before a late return home.
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Lincoln
Norman Peters
E. L. McDonald
Greenwood Co-Operative Credit Association
George Wilton
Banking Department
Greenwood
Still Hopeful For Uncle John Mefford After Severe Stroke
Uncle John M. Mefford remains in a very serious condition two or three weeks after a severe stroke. Doctors are doing all possible for his welfare, though recovery is doubtful. Friends remain hopeful for a rally and restoration to health.
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John M. Mefford
Altar Society of Greenwood Church Hosts Pleasant Evening
Members of the Altar Society at Greenwood Catholic Church held an enjoyable gathering at the empty building east of the Matthews garage. The evening featured card games a luncheon and a food sale, netting a neat sum to support church work.
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Greenwood Catholic Church
R. BE. Matthews
Art Anderson Heads to Kansas Hospital for Health Check
Art Anderson, in poor health, travels Saturday to Pepeka Kansas to enter a hospital for a complete clinical check up. Doctors and remedies have been tried, and officials hope to uncover the underlying illness and identify the best treatment to restore his health.
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Art Anderson
Pepeka
Kansas
Officers Elected at Greenwood L O O F Meeting
The Greenwood lodge of the Odd Fellows elected officers for the upcoming year. Noble Grand Merton Gray, Vice Grand John S Gribble, Secretary George Bucknell, and Treasurer Parry Hughes were chosen. appointive officers to be announced next meeting. The lodge notes its active presence in the IL Q O BP ledge with members honored in district and state positions.
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Greenwood Lodie
Merton Gray
Noble Grand
John 5. Gribble
George Bucknell
Parry Hughes
Greenwood
BP. Ledge
Land Sells at 75 per Acre in Greenwood Estate Sale
Eighty acres of the George Nichola estate located east of Greenwood sold last Saturday at the Greenwood post office door. A good crowd gathered as Joe Freis bought the land at 75.00 per acre.
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Kkand
George Nichola
Greenwood
Joe Freis
Dorcas Society Plans Supper Bazaar at Church
The Dorcas society met Friday afternoon at the church with good attendance to prepare berths for the bazaar and supper. A luncheon was served. This Friday’s meeting will be a covered dish luncheon with officer elections a Christmas program and a gift exchange.
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Dorcas Society
Legion Auxiliary Meets at Davey Home
The American Legion Auxiliary gathered Wednesday afternoon November 21 at the dining room home hosted by 25 hostesses led by Mrs Roy Comstock and Mrs H R McNurlin A good number of members attended with visitors Mrs Whele Armstrong and district president Mrs Mae Olson of Davey among out of town guests Olson spoke about her trip to the national convention in Miami Florida A lunch was served by the hosts
May Publish Own Paper at LSU to Evade Press Censorship
Baton Rouge Reveille editors resign count seven students as they protest faculty censorship of criticism of Senator Long. They threaten to quit journalism school if free speech and print rights are denied. Samuel Montague says university president Dr J M Smith suggested publishing an independent newspaper without objection.
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Baton Rouge
Reveille” Dent
Louisiana State University
Senator Long
Reveille
Lenz
School of Journalism
Samuel A. Montague
Journalsm
Eee
J. M. Smith
Hiversite
Indians Shot Down in Huixtla During Church Siege
Twenty Indians in Huixtla Chapas stood in front of their church last Sunday and let officials shoot them to prevent a purge. Three men and a child were killed and sixteen wounded as villagers resisted entry. The clash ended when officers withdrew from their mission.
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Mexico
D. F
Huixtla
Chapas Nate
IKS Club Hosts Evening Social
The hostesses at IKS Club hosted a social evening inviting members to mingle, enjoy refreshments, and foster community ties. Attendees included club members and local guests, with conversations centered on upcoming events and club initiatives.
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