Alvo community notes of church, clubs and visits
The Alvo Sunday school board met at the church Thursday. Choir practice was at Mrs. Jackson's Wednesday. Mrs. Ed Taylor and Mrs. Hinebaugh were listed as sick. Reading Club met at Mrs. Herman Bonemeier's Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Cook visited Lincoln Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bornemeier. Mrs. Ted McCartney was poorly but improving. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kittell visited in Havelock. Herman Bornemeier hosted Sunday dinner with the Dingess, Stroemer and Frank Cook families. Lucia Ober visiting from Aurora stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Skinner. John D. Foreman trimming orchard trees at Joe Foreman farm. Ladies' Aid elected Mrs. Frank Taylor president. Mrs. Sam Hardnock vice president. Mrs. Dinges secretary. Mrs. Elmer West treasurer. Mrs. Frank Taylor hosted dinner for the Rehmeier family and Rhemeier relatives from Weeping Water and Alvo. J. H. Weichel remains poorly but hopeful for improvement. Doris Coatman home from Lincoln attended Methodist bazaar and supper. Mother and Daughter Council met at Mrs. Arres. Denmark talk and homemaker pictures. Jolly Farmerettes met at Mrs. Timblin's. June Weichel elected reporter. Timblin’s Christmas cactus shows buds. 23 years old. Coatman and Skinner busy delivering corn to South Omaha feeders and cattle to stockyards. Project training meeting at Mrs. Fischers with Miss Baldwin teaching. organized agriculture announced for January. cheese and hominy demonstration planned for February. next project meeting to be in late January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Ed Taylor
Hinebaugh
Reading Club
Alvo
Herman Bonemeier
Frank Cook
Lincoln
Geo. Bornemeier
Ted McCartney
Wm. Kittell
Havelock
Clyde Johnson and Son
Herman Bornemeier
Dingess
Stroemer
Lucia Ober
Aurora
John Skinner
Miss Ober
Skinner
John D. Foreman
Joe Foreman
Chas. Foreman
Earl Bennett
Ladies’ Aid
Frank Taylor
Sam Hardnock
Dinges
Elmer West
Fred Rehmeier
G. Rhemeier
Simon Rhemeier
J. H. Weichel
Doris Coatman
Methodist Church
Mother and Daughter Council Club
Chas. Arres
Sneden
Taylor
Denmark
Jolly Farmerettes
Wm. Timblin
June Weichel
South Omaha
Simon Rehmeier
R. C. Wenzel
John Fischers
Passing of Excellent Woman Mina Linch
Mrs Mina Linch a former Ackworth Nebraska resident died at about six o clock Wednesday evening after ill health. Born Mina Gould in Pennsylvania about 77 years ago she lived in Ackworth Iowa Nebraska and eventually Alvo Nebraska where she and Phillip J Linch resided for years. She joined the Methodist church early and served in church work. Survived by husband Phillip J Linch three daughters Etta Hoyt Elsie Patterson Alta Lineh and a son Verle Linch. Funeral conducted by Rev W C Farwell with interment at Alvo cemetery. Previously a member of the Society of Friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Linch
Linch
Miss Mina Gould
Pennsylvania
Ackworth
Iowa
Nebraska
Phillip J. Linch
Mina Gould
Alvo
Methodist Church
Phillip J. Lineh
Etta Hoyt
Tulane
Calif
Elsie Patterson
Grand Island
Alta Lineh
Heatrice
Verle Linch
Sioux City
W. C. Farwell
Alvo Cemetery
Mrs Lambert Hastings Arrives in Alvo for Winter
Mrs. Lambert Hastings of Jacksonville Illinois the mother of Mrs H M Wratt wife of the foreman of the Rock Island road section out of Alvo arrived in Alvo from Illinois last Thursday and will reside for the winter with her daughter there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Hastings
Jacksonville
Hill
H. M. Wratt
Rock Island
Alvo
Illinois
Dorothea Coatman Improves at Kearney Sanitarium
Word from Miss Dorothea Coatman at the Kearney sanitarium reports she is progressing after lung trouble treatment. She is gaining weight and has a good appetite, signaling improvement after many months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Coatman
Kearney
Manley News Highlights Weekly Movement and Muddy Roads
Theodore Harmis split time between Manley and Plattsmouth serving on the jury and at home. Grover Rhoden’s family visited Plattsmouth for business and friends. Heavy rain left dirt roads in bad shape with many stuck and needing help to escape mud. August Krecklow worked day and night pulling cars from mud. Frank Mishek and family returning to Manley after months in town working for Missouri Valles Pipe Line Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Harmis
Manley
Plattsmouth
Grover Rhoden
Saa
August Krecklow
Frank Mishek
Mishek
Missouri Valles Pipe Line Co
Mrs Taylor Shows Improvement After Stroke
Mrs Henry Taylor of Louisville, mother of Mrs Fred Fleischman, has improved and is much better after a paralysis stroke two weeks ago. Her daughter Mrs Fleischman has cared for her and was able to return home as Mr Fleischman visited Louisville last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Henry Taylor
Louisville
Fred Fleischman
Fleischman
Homecoming for Fred Bauer and family from Fargo trip
Mr and Mrs Fred Bauer return from a summer and fall at their North Dakota farm near Fargo They were brought home by their son Clarence Bauer who visited briefly before returning north He spoke of the northland and crops being well and the country prospering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Fred Bauer
Fargo
North Dakota
Clarence Bauer
Bauer
Northland
Wheat yields and threshing costs noted in report
The document describes average wheat yields of forty bushels per acre across two sections forming a strong crop. It also records a threshing bill of about 3900, indicating substantial production expenses.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Salsberg Return to Manley Home
Mr and Mrs Elmer Salsberg completed their wedding trip and moved into the Nellie Heebner house in Manley. They join the community and begin new duties for the city of Manley as they establish their family in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Salsberg
Nellie Heebner
Manley
Lumber Yard Manager Receives Letter From Crane Abroad
Edward Kelley, acting as manager in John Crane’s absence, received a letter from Crane while Crane was enjoying a stay in Havana Cuba. The note notes Crane’s three week southern trip and Kelley’s temporary duties at the lumber yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Edward Kelley
John Crane
South
Crane
Island
Village blacksmith Antone Auerswold crafts fine kiddie tables
Antone Auerswold, a skilled village blacksmith, volunteers to build tables for children. He notes factory machinery can produce such furniture faster, but he continues to make excellent pieces by hand when factory equipment is unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Auerswold
Antone
Alvo church worker Mina Linch dies at 75
Mina Linch who lived in Alvo for fifty two years and helped organize the Alvo Methodist church died at her home Wednesday evening at 6. Her husband Philip J. survives along with son Verl W. a Sioux City teacher and three daughters Miss Alva a Beatrice teacher Mrs Etta Host Tulane Calif and Mrs Elsie Peterson Grand Island. Funeral services by Rev. W C Fowell will be arranged later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Linch
Alvo
Mr. Linch
Alva
Beatrice
Etta
Tulane
Calif
Elsie Peterson
Grand Island
W. C. Fowell
Convicts Die by Own Hands After Escape
Six inmates linked to a bold Leavenworth prison break were captured or killed as a posse closed in on a farmhouse eight miles west of Leavenworth. One survivor claimed Green killed his two companions before shooting himself. coroner confirmed the self-inflicted death and the earlier killings. Army fliers aided the manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kans
Kansas
Lestenworth Federal
Earl Thayer
Sexton
Green
Warden White
Cluse Range
Fort Leavenworth
E. C. Salsbury
World-Herald
Mellon Denies Aim to Cancel Foreign Debts
Washington December 11 Mellon dismissed Hoover’s debt relief plan as not aiming to cancel foreign obligations. He said the world war debt commission has no cancellation intent and officials must study debtors’ ability to pay. Mills invited Democratic leaders to a briefing while Senate leaders oppose revision amid moratorium pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Capital Hill
Nestiranc
Firth
Europe
Melion
Congress
World War Foreign Debt Commission
Millis
Treasury
Mills
Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Watson
Ind
House
Stimson
Luschinsky Leaves for Lincoln After Sister's Illness
George Luschinsky departed Wednesday for Lincoln due to his sister Miss Paul Roesner's illness. The trip aims to assist family during her convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Luschinsky
Lincoln
Ts. Paul Roesner
Kane details drowning of wife in Chesapeake Bay trial
Elisha Kent Kane testified emotionally about his wife’s drowning in Chesapeake Bay. He claimed heroic efforts to save her, denied profanity charges, and leaped from the stand to deny insults toward his dog before apologizing to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Elisha Kent Kane
Professor Kane
Chesapeake Bay
Plan Highways North to Reach Valentin
North Platte and McCook highway enthusiasts met State Engineer Roy L. Cochran and Governor Bryan to discuss completing the Great Plains highway north to Valentine. The improved segment runs from McCook to North Platte as part of the Galveston-Canada project and is U S highway 138 through Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linccoln
Great Plains
North Platte
McCook
Bryan
Ed Kelson
Frank Pankonin Visits City Journal Office
Frank Pankonin, a well known resident of Weeping Water, was in the city and made a brief stop at the Journal office as a caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pankonin
Journal
Welcome Program At Pleaeset Rice Unity Club
Entertainers will perform Friday evening at Pleaeset Rice Unity Club. All are welcome to attend as the event aims to provide community entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynard
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Rollins
Dad
Big Brother
Wolverine
Enna Jettick Shoes
Friendly Five Shoes Shoe Trees
Fetter Shoe Co
Platismouth
Alvo News
Santa Claus
Secretary of Treasury
McFadden
Rep
Banking Committee
Fletcher
Fla
George
Wheeler
Mont
Harrison
Kane
Valentin
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