Alvo Social Roundup Reflects Thanksgiving Travel
Alvo notes visitors and gatherings around Thanksgiving with families in Lincoln Emerald and surrounding towns. Several residents spent holidays with kin while others traveled to Auburn Waverly and Omaha for visits and events. A Ladies Aid bazaar is planned for Dec 12 at the church with a 5 50 supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dickhate
Lincoln
Mabel Winn
Ralph
Winifred Murtey
Clay Center
Price
William Otley
Waverly
George Steele
Thos. Stout
Ladies Aid
Mesdames Lyle Miller
Carl Rosenow
F. BE. Dickenson
Kenneth Bailey
Omaha
Frank Edwards
Auburn
Elliott
E. M. Stone
Edyth Kitzel Kendall
Coctrine
Ann Stone
Beryl
Lee Coutman
Ailea
Cris Foreman
Berl Dreamer
George Thompson
Frank Tayior
Rhemier
Fred Rhemeter
Chris Keefer
Glenwood
Chas. Skiles
Clara Prouty
S. C. Boyles
Mr. Boyles
W. E. Fairfield
Winifred Conner
Helen
Albert Davis End
Anderson
Minnesota
Davis
George Braun
South Bend
Alvo
Lulu
Mary Peterson
Fred Richardson
W. W. Coatman
George
Elmwood
Sterling Coatman
Lee
R. M. Coatmean
Woman's Missionary Society
Ellsworth
Ironing Day Easier Club Finds Better Equipment
The second meeting at Mrs. Ben Muenchan's home featured a lesson titled Ironing Day Easier. Members praised the method for ironing a shirt and planned improved equipment, with photos taken on a pretty fall day and lunch served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Fred Muenchau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Muenchan
Fred Muenchau
Glenn Lewis
Mrs. Whitney Moves From Farm To Omaha
Mrs W C Whitney who has lived on the farm since her husband died moved to a new home in Omaha last week. The move was made by Coatman and Skinner trucks. She has resided in this vicinity for many years and will be missed by friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
W. C. Whitney
Coatman and Skinner
Whitney
Funeral Service For Mrs Sheesley’s Father
Mr and Mrs George Sheesley and family attended the funeral in Weeping Water last Sunday for Mr Samuel I Compton who died the prior Friday. Services were at the Mennonite church of which he was a member with a large turnout of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sheesley
Sheesley
Samuel I. Compton
Menonite
Stirlings Coatman Faces Fence Theft In Alvo District
County patrolman Stirlling Coatman in Alvo district erects snow fences to guard roads against drifts. A thief took a roll of fencing, leaving him short. His tractor is busy near South Bend, yet he keeps roads in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirrling Coatman
Alvo
Stiirling
South Bend
Farm Girls Shine at International Livestock Exposition
4 H Club exhibits show farm girls mastering canning, home decor, and dressmaking alongside their brothers. Florence Dressel of Oklahoma wins canning championship with a ready to eat menu. Ruth Stokes restores family heirlooms for a study corner, highlighting women’s prominent but quiet role in livestock show culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Florida
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Florence Dressel
Logan County
Oklahoma
Ruth Stokes
Fulton County
Georgia
Dey Act Repeal Urged by Prominent Democrats
Three Democrats urge repeal of the eighteenth amendment at a Women’s Organization for National Prohibition Reform gathering. Senator Tydings of Maryland Representative Norton of New Jersey and Mrs Miller of Pittsburgh argue prohibition failed and foresee its abolition. Tydings calls the death knell sounded for ten years of barbarism and says wets oppose dictating private life from Capitol Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Women’s Organization For National Prohibition
Tydings
Maryland
Mery T. Norton
New Jersey
Carroll Miller
Pittsburgh
Capitol Hill
No Attempt Likely for Cut in Income Taxes
Washington DC December 5 The question of continuing this year’s income tax rates is settled No serious attempt for new legislation will be made in the present session in view of President Hoover and Secretary Mellon recommendations against continuation of lower rates The lower rates lapse and the pre year rates are restored Some senators and representatives believe temporary financing could have allowed continuation but House Ways and Means and Senate Finance Committees favor abiding by the administration stance Individual income tax rates for 1921 returns will be 1 percent on the first four thousand dollars 3 percent on the next four thousand dollars and 5 percent on the remainder of taxable net income World Herald
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Mellon
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
World-Heradl
For Sale Accredited Barred Rock Cockerels
Barred Rock cockerels for sale priced at 1.50 dollars each in December. Contact Mrs. C. L. Wiles of Plattsmouth, Nebraska for purchase. Limited time offer and sale wording appears in local notice format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Wiles
Plattsmouth
Neb
Iowa Gathers Some More Hog Championships
At the International Live Stock Exhibition in Chicago a hog sold for 76 cents a pound, bringing 205 dollars to Albert H. Stuart of Newhall Iowa. Hogs and cattle fetched higher prices than on the Chicago market as the eight day show nears its close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Albert H. Stuart
Newhall
Stuart
Sarah Ann Tolan
Farmingdale
Wabash Railway
Wether
University of Wisconsin
Burlington Railway
Iowa
Hampshire
R. L. Pemberton
Toledo
Poland China Board
I. C. Lister
Pulaski
Wilt Farms
Hillsboro
Ind
Otha Wyrick
Kempton
E. A. Jones & Sons
Banger, Wis
Officials Accused Of Census Padding In Osage County
Topeka Supreme Court hears an application to suspend three Osage County commissioners pending criminal proceedings. The state charges accuse the officials of adding names to the county enumeration to stay above a 20 000 population threshold to avoid salary reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Supreme Court
Osage
Custer
A. A. Hotchkiss
Osage Ecouny
Saulty
Supreme Court Takes Up Federal Control of Radio
Federal control over broadcasting was challenged in the Supreme Court as Chicago stations fought orders to reduce power and change wavelengths. The case centers on the authority of the Federal Radio Commission to regulate zoning, suspend licenses, and revoke renewals, with broadcasters arguing property rights and compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Chicago
Radio Commission Authority
Congress
Clinton R. White
WCRW
WMBB
WOK
Homewood
American Bond and Mortgage Company
Trianon, Incorporated
Federal District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Thacher
Commission
World Herald
Ladies Aid Plans Winter Church Work and Budget Help
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church met last Wednesday afternoon to perfect winter plans and aid the church budget. The church is in healthy condition and doing excellent community work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Sinker Wim Stewart Finishes Large Bennett Well
Go setter Wim Stewart has completed a large well near Bennett. He has moved the machinery home and stored tools in his sheds and is ready for further work as opportunities arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Wim. Stewart
Suttons in Plattsmouth District Court Rape Case
John Sutton and his son Thomas appeared in Plattsmouth district court where a complaint against Thomas Sutton for rape was heard. After an amended petition by Fred Wilkin, a guilty plea was entered and a $300 fine plus costs was imposed. the fine was paid and the defendant discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sutton
Thomas
Plattsmouth
Thomas Sutton
Fred Wilkin
Alvo Schools Offer Typewriting Program
The Alvo schools will study typewriting at the school with Miss Mary Dudley in charge. Students may now pursue this branch through the school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvo
Mary Dudley
Machine Shed Under Construction Near Town
The machine shed for W. H. Warner’s machinery on W. C. Timlin’s farm northeast of town has begun and will be completed as quickly as possible. Poor weather and a family illness have limited progress and time from Mr. Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Warner
W. C. Timlin
Coleman
Journal Seeks Telephoning News to No 6
The Journal invites readers to phone in timely news items to number six for possible publication. The notice urges quick reporting of local events, tips, and happenings for speedy inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Journal
No. 6
Mynard Club Notice on Han work Christmas Party
The Goldenrod Study club meets at Mrs. C. L. Wiles home Thursday at 2:00 to study Grandmother Handiwork. Leaders are Mrs. Glen Wiles, Mrs. C. C. Barnard, and Mrs. Ted Carey. Members are asked to attend with news items and participate in the annual Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldenrod
C. L. Wiles
Glen Wiles
C. C. Barnard
Ted Carey
Nedtice
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Alvo News
Miss Carlson
Mead
Bernice Nickel
George Bobbitt
Nickel
Miss Bernice
Murdock
Harry Werdel
Marion Woodman
Wilbur Steele
Forrest Headrick
Kenneth
Havelock
Sorew Peterson
Gilbert
Pires
Will Cager
Casey
Ed Casey
Will Boyles
Clyde Boyles
Harry Appleman
C. Boyles
Alve Ladies Reading Club
Mary Madden
Castle
Roper and Matthews
Madden
James Manners
Hutchiss
Smith
Campbell
Joe Armstrong
Gien Armstrong
Ashland
Roy Armstrong
Wahoo
Ivan Armstrong
Gien Harper
F. M. Prouty
Vera Lancaster
Sun Set Club
Santa
Our
Theim
Dennison
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Reliable H. M. Soennichsen
Blacke White
U.S. Radio Commission
Mynard Club
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