Alvo News Christmas Highlights Local Visits and Family Travel
Alvo residents share Christmas with family and friends. Miss Marvel Skinner of Lincoln visited with her parents. Mrs Verna Boyles spent the holiday here and left for Lincoln. Junior Johnson left school to work on the farm. Leon McMaster returned to class after chicken pox. Howard Taylor joined Alvo school as a seventh grader. Mrs Dan Williams did paper hanging for Mrs Klyver in Lincoln. L M Hauptman and family visited Auburn for Christmas dinner. Russell Bornemeier returned from Lincoln to celebrate. H L Bornemeier family visited Mrs Ostertag in Elmwood. Merle Muenchau and a friend visited his parents. Merle trains at Ft. Crook. Mrs Albert Swanson bedridden. Christmas plans to visit South Dakota were canceled.
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Junior Johnson
Alvo
Leon McMaster
Howard Taylor
Belmont
Mirs
Dan Williams
Lincoln
Arthur Klyver
Kliyver
L. M. Hauptman
Auburn
Merle
Army
Ft. Crook
Albert Swanson
South Dakota
Mr. Swanson
Christmas Party At School Delights Teachers And Students
The high school hosted a large Christmas party in the auditorium last Wednesday with Santa Claus distributing gifts. Teachers and the P T A gave the children treats and presents. The school closes for vacation and resumes Monday January 4.
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Santa Claus
Farmers Union Get Together at the Timblin Home
The W C Timblin home hosted a pleasant Farmers Union gathering with members and families last Monday evening. Delicious refreshments followed an enjoyable evening of sociability.
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Farmers Union
W. C. Timblin
Aid Society Meeting Notice
The Ladies Aid Society will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon January 6. The entertaining hostess is yet to be decided and the meeting place will be announced soon. Mrs Arthur Skinner is chairman of the committee.
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Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society
Arthur Skinner
When the Light Shone Christmas Pageant Impresses
A Sunday school program on Christmas Eve at the local church featured a pageant titled When the Light Shone. The event impressed attendees as pupils and a committee led by Mrs. Walter Vincent organized the evening with the usual Christmas treat for children.
Visiting Relatives From Onawa Iowa For Christmas
Misses Mary and Florence Taylor arrived from Onawa Iowa to spend Christmas with relatives and extend their vacation. Florence is a teacher and the text notes their travel for the holiday visit.
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Mary
Florence Taylor
Onawa
Iowa
Florence
Public school marks twelfth year. dietician at Onawa hospital
The item notes the twelfth year of service in McCook public schools and identifies Miss Mary as the dietician at a hospital in Onawa.
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Ing
McCook
Miss Mary
Onawa
Christmas Spirit Baskets Aid Needy Families
Exhibition committees from Mrs Charles Edwards Sunday school class Mothers and Daughters Council and Woman's Reading club distributed food baskets to needy families and aged residents before Christmas praising generous community support.
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Charles Edwards
Mothers’ and Daughters’ Council
Woman’s Reading Club
Large Christmas Dinner With Extended Family
Largely attended Christmas dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hardwock last Friday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Orville Gerbeling and daughter of Elmwood, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nickel and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Mickle and son, Mr. and Mrs. John Wood of Elmwood, Mr. and Mrs. Lyal Miller and son, Jesse Hardnock and son, and Henry Miller. Overnight guests Thursday included Ellis Mickle, Harold Mickel, and Orville Gerbeling families for the Christmas tree.
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S. C. Hardwock
Orville Gerbeling
Elmwood
Harold Nickel
Ellis Mickle
John Wood
Lyal Miller
Jesse Hardnock
Henry Miller
Harold Mickel
Boys deliver church service from Lincoln Older Boys conference
The December 11 12 and 14 Older Boys conference in Lincoln featured a Sunday evening church service on December 20. Participants included Forest Hardwock Gerald Peterson John Weichkel Junior Clark Victor Miller Ted Christensen William James and Dean Taylor.
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Lincoln
Forest Hardwock
Gerald Peterson
John Weichkel
Junior Clark
Victor Miller
Ted Christensen
William James
Dean Taylor
Nebraska board concludes water resources report work
The Nebraska planning board finished the water resources committee report on Tuesday night. Secretary M. S. Dood said the report will be released for publication after January 1 and will include broad recommendations on use and conservation of the state's water resources.
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Nebraska Planning Board
M. S. Dood
Dodd
Tilley
W. W. Burr
Lincoln
John A. Rine
Omaha
Henry G. Smith
Hastings
Carl H. Swanson
Culbertson
F. E. Ziegenbein
Nebraska City
G. E. Condra
A. L. Burnham
Scottshluff
H. H. Tracy
Norfolk
R. H. A Willis
State Irrigation Bureau
Condra
Robert Follensbee
Denver
H. B. Lopez
C. E. Mickey
University of Nebraska
R. L. Meeker
Manners Family Dinner Gathered Relatives For Christmas
Mrs. Manners arranged a fine Christmas dinner for relatives visiting from Omaha Grand Island and this city. Attending were Mr and Mrs Noel Manners Eagle Mr and Mrs Fred Manners and family John Manners Rose Carpenter H A Manners Frank Trough and Shirley Mae.
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Charles Manners
Quality Job Printing Ad Copy
An advertisement for Quality Job Printing offers services with a contact phone number listed as six. The brief spot emphasizes printing quality and accessibility for customers seeking printed materials.
Christmas Guests and Illnesses Across the Community
The district reports Robert Bourk suffers quinsy while Mrs. Charles Card travels to Reedsburg Wisconsin for an operation. Numerous residents share Christmas with relatives in Omaha Basle Dorchester Lincoln Fremont and Ashland including Miss Lucille Leesley’s party and the Maher Mathews Dyer Walling group.
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Robert Bourk
Charles Card
Reedsburg
Wisconsin
Veda Leesley
Queen Esthers
J. W. Stradley
Lulu Hurlbut
Omaha
Carl
Death of William Rouse Greenwood Resident
William Rouse a longtime Greenwood resident died at his home in Greenwood at 9 30 p m Wednesday night aged 77 He is survived by a brother J P of Jennings Kansas and three sisters Mrs Mary Finley of Anthor Idaho Mrs Laura Ray of Cooston Oregon and Mrs Rosie Simms of Riverside Washington Funeral services were held at the Christian church in Greenwood Saturday afternoon with Rev Williams officiating Interment was in Cedar Hill cemetery.
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William Rouse
Greenwood
J. P
Jennings
Kansas
Mary Finley
Anthor
Idaho
Laura Ray
Cooston
Oregon
Rosie Simms
Riverside
Washington
Christian Church
Williams
Cedar Hill
Doreas Society Elects For Christmas Party
The Doreas Society met last Friday for a Christmas party and gift exchange. Officers were re elected for another year: Myrtle Coleman president W Armstrong vice president Lulu Landon treasurer Vivian Cope secretary. The next meeting is January 8 at the church with the officers hosting.
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Doreas Society
Myrtle Coleman
W. Armstrong
Lulu Landon
Vivian Cope
Mrs. W. T. Richardson Grants Christmas Visit in Ansley
Mrs. W. T. Richardson departed Thursday for Ansley Nebraska to spend Christmas with her son and family.
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W. T. Richardson
Ansley, Nebr
Christmas era Eagle notices from area residents
Local notes report visits and travels among families near Beatrice Bennet Lincoln and Ames over the holiday season. Mentions include Jack Jones with Ernest Jack Helen Nelson heading to Ceresco and Jennie Olson visiting Isabel Jack in Chicago.
Workers complete alphabetizing of marriages in Cass county
The Cass county marriage licenses were alphabetized by WPA workers under Judge A. H. Duxbury. News notes include counts of licenses and divorces for 1933 to 1935, plus a reader list of common names, occupations, and nationalities found in the records.
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Cass County
WPA
Ralph Olsen
Alan McClanahan
A. H. Duxbury
Nebraska
Division of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health
Smith
Johnson
Miller
Meisinger
Jones
Anderson
Brown
Cass
Archer
Axmaker
Butler
Porter
Carpenter
Cook
Cutter
Currier
Draper
Dyer
Farmer
Fidler
Fitter
Fisher
Goldsmith
Hunter
Mason
Miner
Potter
Reasoner
Shipman
Skinner
Steward
Taylor
Tinker
Walker
Usher
Weaver
Crook
Dreamer
Jack Jones Birthday Party Surprise Enjoyed by Ten Boys
Mrs. Guy Jones entertained ten boys for her son Jack at a surprise party last Friday from four to seven. The group played games and wished him many more happy birthdays near his December 24th date.
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Guy Jones
Jack
Community Christmas at School Auditorium
A large crowd attended a school program organized by all students. Santa Claus arrived after the program and led children to the downtown tree where they received a holiday treat.
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Santa Claus
Post Office Offers Free SSD Card Name Corrections
Postmaster Frank L. Cummins announces that social security number cards with misspelled names can be corrected at the local post office. Holders should bring the card and a slip with the correct spelling. the postmaster will submit the correction at no cost or trouble to the card holder.
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Frank L. Cummins
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad
For three generations one woman tells another how to go smiling through with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It helps Nature tone up the system easing discomforts from functional disorders of womanhood through girlhood to motherhood and middle age.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
David B Hoover Dies on Christmas Eve at Farm Home
David B Hoover aged 87 died Christmas Eve at his farm north of town after twenty five years of residence here. Survived by three children Blanch Howard Fred York and H Hoover. Body sent to Horton funeral home Seventh and Vine for 2 PM funeral services conducted by Rev V C Wright of First Methodist Church.
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David B. Hoover
Froover
Blanch Howard
Fred York
H. Hoover
Horton Funeral
Seventh and Vine Streets
V. C. Wright
First Methodist Church
May Return Home Soon
Harley Minniear has undergone surgery for appendicitis and tonsils at Methodist hospital Omaha and is progressing well. Doctors hope he may leave for the home of relatives in Omaha by Christmas.
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Harley Minniear
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Louisville resident enrolls as reader at Journal
Co. B Barkhurst of Louisville visits for a few hours attends to trading and calls at the Journal to enroll as a reader of the semi weekly edition. Barkhurst is a well known Cass county resident.
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B. Barkhurst
Louisville
The
Journal
Barkhurst
Cass County
Minnesota Officer Hosts Holiday Visit in Omaha
Officer David Pickrell traveled to Omaha to meet Mr and Mrs Arthur White and their daughter Lois as they plan to spend the holidays at the Pickrell and Harry White homes.
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David Pickrell
Omaha
Arthur White
Lois
Pickrell
Harry White
Land Farm and Ranch Bargains Excellent 120 Acre Farm
Classified notice announces an excellent 120 acre farm for sale offered by broker John Hirz. Includes brief contact reference a2s8-2tw for interested buyers.
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John Hirz
Trade offer seeks firearm for rifle-like target pistol
Classified note offers trade for a 410 shotgun and a 22 caliber target pistol with a 10 inch barrel and adjustable steel frame for shoulder shooting. It weighs about 1 pound and includes a holster. See Bill Nelson at Journal office or wall 126-1 evenings.
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Bill Nelson
Journal Office
Wall
Reforestation Camp Program Showed Local Youth Talent
Pete Gradeville led Pilatts mouth high school and city band with young performers at the Reforestation camp program last evening. Miss Beha Edgerton sang while Irene LaHoda and Doris Canterbury performed dances. Billie Rose Canterbury Elva Olson and others contributed piano vocal and string numbers.
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Pete Gradeville
Pilattsmouth
Beha Edgerton
Irene LaHoda
Doris Canterbury
Billie Rose Canterbury
Elva Olson
Harry Hainey
Puls
Notice to Stockholders of Plattsmouth Loan & Building Assn
The reg war annual stockholders meeting is set for Monday evening January 4 1937 at the Brown jewelry store Plattsmouth Nebraska to elect three directors and conduct other business. President C A Johnson and Secretary P Lut z sign the notice.
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Plattsmouth Loan & Building Association
Regwar
Brown Jewelry
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
C. A. Johnson
RE. P. Lutz
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