Alvo town notes include corn shelling and social visits
Alvo residents report Alvo C Boyles shelled and binned several thousand bushels of corn for cattle feed. Mr and Mrs S L Dinges of near Tradilla visited son Art Dinges and wife in Alvo. W L Davis of the Rock Island line dressed two hogs fed at his home. Simon Rehmeier and family traveled to Omaha for business and visits. The Woman's Reading club met at Mrs Eugene Parkhurst's, with plans to meet again. Miller Cereal Co of Omaha paused corn purchases until snow has gone. Mrs Davis, Rock Island agent, left for Minneapolis. L M Scott covered station duties. Evelyn Barkhurst visited homefolk from Wesleyan University. John R Stine of Plattsmouth visited Alvo and old friend Eugene Barkhurst. Col W R Young, former sheriff candidate and noted auctioneer, looked after business in Alvo and then went to Ashland and Memphis for a sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. C. Boyles
S. L. Dinges
Tradilla
Alvo
Art Dinges
W. L. Davis
Rock Island
Davis
Simon Rehmeier
Omaha
Simon
Woman's Reading Club of
Eugene Parkhurst
Miller Cereal Company
Rock Island Railway
Minneapolis
Whitley
L. M. Scott
Evelyn Barkhurst
Wesleyan University At Lincoln
John R. Stine
Plattsmouth
John Banning
Eugene Barkhurst
Union
Col
W. R. Young
Nebraska
Aivo
Ashland
Memphis
Alvo Edges Avoca In Tight Local Clash
Alvo defeated Avoca 20 to 19 in aclose contest on Friday night as Avoca, a strong southeastern Nebraska small-town team, traveled to Alvo. A prior Plattsmouth practice game showed Avoca near beating the county seat power, suggesting Alvo may spark a string of victories this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvo
Avoca
Nebraska
Ioceal Lads
Altvo
Plattsmouth
Alvo Juniors Treat Avoca Champs After 29-19 Victory
Alvo junior team hosted the victorious Alvo squad after defeating Avoca High 29 to 19. Players took the first-string boys to Lincoln last Wednesday for a picnic and a theatre outing in the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvo
Avoca High
LincolIn
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Soren Pet Teen
Saturday a fine baby boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Soren Pet Teen as a welcome visitor bringing sunshine to their home. The mother and infant are doing well and Soren is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Soren
Bladen Visitors Attend District Court Session
A. P. Chriswisser of Bladen Nebraska visiting with his mother Mrs Martha Chriswicker and relatives joined O C Hinds and Frank Domingo bankers from Weeping Water for a district court session. Mr and Mrs William Baird left for Denver to spend the holidays with their daughter Mrs Hatley Cecil and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Chriswisser
Bladen
Nebraska
Martha Chriswicker
Oo. C. Hinds
Frank J. Domingo
Weeping Water
District Court
William Baird
Denver
Hatley Cecil
Christmas cards printed with your meme
Secure early for Christmas cards by printing your meme on them. The Journal offers custom card printing for a personal, memorable keepsake suitable for friends and family.
Honor Roll of City Grade Schools Named for November
The November honor roll lists pupils from Junior High through Mercerville and Columbian and Wintersteen Hill, noting perfect attendance. Names include Cathryn Adams, Eleanor Anthes, Mary Ann Mark, Billy Rosencrans, and many others with teachers cited for each grade and building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Cathryn Anthes
Eleanor Biggs
Edna Black
Dale Bowman
William Carey
Norma Curtis
Billy Evers
Harriet Goos
Jacqueline Grassman
Mary Ann Highfield
Charlotte Jasper
Alvin Johnson
Elva Johnson
Howard Leadabrand
George Mark
Mary Jane Mark
Betty Ann McCarty
Isabelle McFarland
Marion Meisinger
Donald Mrasek
Doris Leesley
Donald Leesley
Clara Weyrich
Jane Rebal
Donald Rice
Ruth Richter
Philip Rosencrans
Beryle Shanholtz
John Urish
Alice Bly
Irene Anthes
Beatrice Arn
Mae Capper
Frances Clos«dt
Patty Cloidt
Rhea Edgerton
Joyce Falk
Twila Fae Hendricks
Katherine Hiner
Bloise Jones
Thelma Jones
Florence Kalasek
Shirley Keck
Junior Devoe
Robert Dow
Betty Ann Farris
Robert Gradeville
Robert Green
Elaine Handley
Helen Hiatt
Lloyd Jacks
Billy Knorr
Lawrence Lambertson
Marvin Lillie
Frank Luschinsky
Glen Lutz
Edward McMahen
Morgan Meisinger
Allen Persinger
Shirley Peterson
Phyllis Redd
Helen Slatinsky
Harley Street
Arthur Skalak
Rapheal Toman
Rachel Wright
Bernard Richter
Virgil Rouse
Miss Johns
Elma Alteberry
Donald Bowman
Jeanne Galland
Harry Godhenour
Geraldine Gradeville
Dorsey Holcomb
Raymond Johnson
Catherine Lutz
Leotta Quinnette
Alfred Rouse
Vernon Shiffer
Buddy Vroman
Frederick Bruce
Joe Highfield
Wayne Desher
de Lonia Dooley
Alvin Rakow
Albert Richards
Billy Schroder
Plattsmouth Lover Recites Irish Belle in Verse
O’Halloran tells of a Plattsmouth girl with a bobbed hairstyle and bright eyes. He woos despite parental opposition from an Up North Orangeman and vows to wed, pledging Erin Go Bragh as he seeks a future with his beloved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Halloran
Plattsmouth
Bryan Boru
Emmet
Tom Moore
O'Hara
An O'Halloran
Erin
Mayor Opposes Missouri River Bridge in Omaha
Mayor Richard L. Metcalfe reports a strong prediction that the Missouri river navigation project will quickly start, employing about 1500 men near Omaha. He met with Secretary of War Hurley and said funding will be allocated to begin real work. He opposes a bridge contract proposed by John A. McDonald of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Washington
Richard L. Metcalfe
Melecalfe
Hurley
Iowa
Metcalfe
John A. McDonald
Missouri River
Solon Proposes 25 Percent Pay Cut for Congress
Washington lawmakers whose salaries were trimmed 8 to 13 percent this year would see a 25 percent cut under a Fulbright bill. The current annual pay is $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Fulbright
Christmas card printing orders now open at the Journal
The Journal announces that orders for Christmas cards can be placed now. The notice invites customers to submit designs and place orders ahead of the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal
Georgia Acts to Return Fugitive from Chain Gang
Georgia requests New Jersey to return fugitive Robert Elliott Burns to serve a chain gang sentence for a $1.33 hold up. Governor Russell signs requisition papers as Warden Harold Hardy and Sheriff R. B. Carter prepare to travel to Trenton to present the case to Governor Moore. Burns previous escapes and rewards totaling 500 dollars are noted. officials dispute his treatment and describe the escape as nonthreatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
New Jersey
Robert Elliott Burns
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Harold Hardy
Troup County
Burns
R. B. Carter
Moore
Trenton
Chicago
Hardy
State Journal
Christmas Carols to Be Sung by Plattsmouth Churches
The Nebraska Club Woman article notes outdoor carolling revives community spirit and invites all to join Plattsmouth church choirs singing Wednesday at 7 30 pm. The piece frames carols as the Symphony of Christmas and urges participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Club
Nebraska
F. J. Kotlar
Germany
France
England
New World
Plattsmouth
Acquittal of Havana Bombing Suspect Wilford
Herbert Wilford, nine teen son of the Havana American News editor, was acquitted of bombing the home of Estanislgo Secan, former Marianao police chief. General Herreras, army chief of staff, said the military court cleared him on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Herbert Wilford
Havana American News
Bom
Ee Estanislgo Secan
Marianao Police
General Herrers
Army
Wilford
County Fails to Pay Up Amid Arbitration Talks
Douglas county employees did not receive mid month pay as officials moved toward arbitration over economy measures. A settlement discussed for Monday could lead to agreement on salary reductions for officials whose pay is fixed by statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Douglas County
Hogs and Corn Economics in Farm Finances
An analysis shows hogs can dramatically boost corn value for farmers, with a 309 pound hog selling for under ten dollars in Sioux City while seven bushels of corn yield about 100 pounds of pork. Feeding hogs turns grain into meat, making hogs worth more than double the corn input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sioux City
Acs
Gylesburg
Carrie
Hoss
Nationwide Prohibition Groups Rally Against Liquor Law Repeal
Washington reports a formal declaration by the national conference of organizations backing the eighteenth amendment. The statement vows to maintain the eighteenth amendment unaltered and oppose any repeal or modifications that would aid liquor traffic. It condemns brewers meeting with Ways and Means as Congress rushes a repeal vote with little discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Conference of Organizations
House Committee On Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Journal Office Opens Orders for Christmas Cards
Orders for printed Christmas cards are now being taken at the Journal office. Call to secure your line while it is still unbroken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Office
3.2 Per Cent Beer Bill is Reported
Washington reports the Ways and Means committee approved a 3.2 percent beer bill with a projected 175 million dollars annual revenue and plans to bring it to the house for action Tuesday. The proposal taxes a 52 dollar per barrel beer, raises license costs, and allows sale with existing laws. A separate wine measure may follow. senate moves to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment await full committee phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Collier
Hawley
Ore
Timberlake
Colp
Lea
Dem
Cal
Coller
Senate
Senate Judiciary
Miss
Rainey
Coughton
N. C
Hill
Wash
Canfield
Ind
Cullen and Sullivan
N. J
McCormick
Mess
Dickinson
Lewis
Wilson
Ragan
Ark
World-Herald
City budget moves toward pre Christmas payday
Chicago finance committee approves a 51.57 million dollar 1933 budget and Fred W. Sargent pledges to seek funds from city banks to provide a pre Christmas payday for city employees unpaid for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
City Council
Fred W. Sargent
Citizens’ Advisory Committee On
Benkers
Citizens’ Committee
Sergent
Sargent
Chigago
DAY WORKER'S SON GUILTY
Jack Poff, son of Mrs. W. F. Poff and former Douglas county W C T U president, pleaded guilty to liquor possession before District Judge Herbert Rhoades. The judge suspended a $100 county court fine after Poff said he had learned his lesson. He was arrested by State Sheriff Endres at a roadhouse near Omaha last summer where he admitted possessing a pint of liquor among eight or nine couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Jack Poff
W. F. Poff
Douglas County
Herbert Rhoades
Poff
Endres
Here
Chautemps Assigned To Form French Ministry
President Lebrun tasked Camille Chautemps with forming a French ministry as Edouard Herriot balked at leading. Herriot refused foreign post, while Chautemps sought others, stressing France should pay debts and open negotiations for debt revision with the United States. The debt issue remained central as France faced political stalemate and wary public sentiment toward Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edouard Herriot
France
Albert Lebrun
Camille Chautemps
M. Chautemps
M. Herriot
Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Chamber
America
Finance
Washington
State Journal
Critic Says Everything Is Wrong With U S System
Dean William F Russell of Teachers College Columbia University declares the calendar hygiene and food systems as wrong and laments the nation’s governance. He blasts spelling weights and measures and dress and questions national uniformity. He warns only a dictatorship or intelligent thinking return can fix America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New _York
William F. Russell
Teachers College
Columbia University
Advertising Keeps Wheels Turning Amid Pressure Says Merchant
A partial quotation notes that advertising will sustain business during difficult times and urges not to overlook this fact, addressed to Mr. Merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Merchant
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Lggal News
No. 6
Wintersteen Hill
Indergarten
James Eastridge
Donna Marie Rice
Floyd Richardson, Jr
Vera Solomon
Aretta Finnefrock
Billy Godhenour
Irene LaHoda
Gladys Faye Rhoades
Miss Tidball
Raymond Boyer
Mary Elien Carr
Lavern Rice
Donald Snyder
Billy Tincher
Darwin Pitz
Mollie Jane Rice
Joyce Seydlitz
Frances Solomon
Miss Tritsch
First Ward
Edward Bashus
Jakie Bashus
Jean Goodchild
Donald Larsen
Dorothy Lynch
Gerald McClintock
Martha Meisinger
Donald Nolin
Troy Cotner
Richard Espegren
Frederick Lindeman
Joan Tickotter
Kenneth Hitzman
Helen Hough
Bobby Jensen
Cary Marshall
Marguerite McClintock
Billy Robertson
Lloyd Taplett
Billy Young
Heaven
Solon
Ounty
Drove
Crain
Chautemps
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