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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1925

Page

2

Alvo Notes of Visits Dances and Local Happenings

Alvo residents and visitors include Alvo Department Co. D Gann and Mrs S C Boyles in Lincoln for business. A Wednesday dance at Stewart hall delighted local youths. Kirkpatrick and wife visited Lincoln. Mrs R M Coatman accompanied her husband. Frank L Edwards bought a car from Pauli Coatman and uses it for business. A ill child of Mr and Mrs Floyd Dickerson shows improvement after grippe. James Grover, now near Greenwood, visited Alvo. Alfred Tower from Council Bluffs to help on the farm. Uncle Joe Parsell remains active delivering mail despite grip. Bees sold at South Omaha market by Roy Coatmean and John Skinner amid rough roads. L Laurentsen, former Alvo merchant, may return to business here. J Kitzel still poorly but held his own as neighbors packed ice for next summer. Herman L Bornemeier and wife hosted choir members for a gathering with popcorn balls and candy. The piece closes with hopes for a lively spring business revival.

Co. D. Gann S. C. Boyles Lincoln Alvo Stewart Hall Cc. D. Kirkpatrick R. M. Coatman Frank L. Edwards Pauli Coatman Floyd Dickerson James Grover Greenwood Alfred Tower Council Bluffs W. E. Hier Rock Island Ofice Roy Coatmean John Skinner South Omaha L. Laurentsen Engatel Feem J. Kitzel Herman L. Bornemeier Methodist Church

Business Looks Brighter After Quiet December

Local business reporter Mr. R. M. Coatman notes December was unusually quiet for many years. He says activity has begun to pick up, with signs of improved business optimism in town and nearby cities.

R. M. Coatman

Perry Cook Sells Farm and Moves to Lincoln

Perry Cook has rented his farm and will hold a sale in early February. After settling arrangements he plans to move to Lincoln to make his home.

Perry Cook Lincoln

Hardnock Visit Highlights Rabbit Hunt in Kansas

Mr and Mrs George E Hardnock recently returned from a two week visit to Culver Kansas reporting a very good time despite cold weather. Mr Hardnock noted Kansas is as cold as Nebraska and tallied 102 rabbits on a single day during a hunting trip.

George E. Hardnock Culver Kansas Mr. Hardnock Nebraska

Jolly Neighbors Women Meet in Alvo for Christmas Cheer

The Jolly Neighbors Women, based in Alvo and nearby, gathered last Thursday at Mrs. Frank E. Cook's home. They enjoyed a Christmas tree, sang carols, and admired the gifts displayed on the decorated tree despite Christmas passing over two weeks ago.

Jolly Neighbors Alvo Frank E. Cook

Taken to Hospital for Appendicitis in Omaha

Margaret Shallenberger daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Shallenberger of this city is at St Catherine's hospital in Omaha after being taken there Tuesday with appendicitis. Surgeries planned for Wednesday were delayed due to her condition. Friends hope for a swift recovery and return home.

Margaret Shallenberger E. G. Shallenberger St. Catherine’s Hospital Omaha Margaret

Moving to This City Prom Thursday Daily

P A Horn and wife moved from Eight Mile Grove to a newly purchased home on North Fourth Street. Mrs Horn has rheumatism and the city move is expected to improve the family’s comfort and well being.

P. A. Horn Eight Mile Grove Precinct North Fourth Street Eddie

Man Found Dead in West Superior Burns Hinted

H C Smith 68 a longtime Superior and Edgar resident was found dead in his yard. His body bore burn marks and investigators consider kerosene kept in a shed may have ignited from a lit pipe. Survived by a wife six married daughters and one son living mostly in Nebraska.

Superior H. C. Smith Edgar West Superior Smith Ike Strawsberry Nebraska

Report of Enroll ment of Red Cross in Cass County

Cass County Red Cross enrollments listed by town with directors and member totals. Across Alvo, Cedar Creek, Elmwood, and others the Cass Co Chapter reports 551 total members. Mrs Henry A Tool serves as secretary treasurer for the Murdock Nebraska chapter.

RED Cross Cass County Alvo Avoca L. J. Marquardt Cedar Creek Eagle Elmwood Greenwood NM. D. Talcott Louisville Maude Johnson Manley Wiliam J. Ray Murray G. H. Gilmore Murdock Jess Sandholm Mynard R. G. Kiser Nehawka Raymond C. Pollard Plattsmouth M. S. Briggs South Bend Emma Towle Weeping Water C. K. Cromwell Wabash Myrtle M. Wood Union Fannie McCarrell Henry A. Tool Sec.Treas Cass Co Nebraska

Head Talks Finances at Agriculture Meet

Walter J. Head of Omaha told the live stock and dairy banquet during Agriculture Week in Lincoln that Nebraska bank deposits are at five year highs and borrowing is easier, though liquidation has been severe. He urged shifting the theme to Agriculture as it Affects Finance and warned against allowing foreign exports of American products.

Lincoln Neb Walter J. Head Omaha Nebraska Central West

Balance Sheet Details From Bank Ledger Dated 1925

The document presents a bank balance sheet with capital stock paid in 350000.00 surplus fund and reserves, net income and deposits totaling 398513.88 to 161596.61, including time certificates of deposit and savings deposits. Notary Ruth Roman certifies the swearing and expiry of commission on January 8, 1925.

Savines Deporite Cashiers Deporitor’s Guaranty Fund Ruth Roman

Federal action foreseen over highway graft

Lincoln date uncertain. Former governor Bryan says investigators found contractors on state highways were paid at least 250 000 more than original contracts called for. Federal and state probes, affidavits from road engineers, and a plan to refund federal funds cited. McMullen promises investigation and prosecutions if charges prove true.

Lincoln Bryan Highway Department S. H R. Meckhelvie Ite Washington Nebraska State Highway Department Federal Road Department Cherry County Ceveral Rock Adam McMullen McMullen Yoll

Reprieve Issued for Bernard Grant in Landmark Case

Chicago reported Bernard Grant received a reprieve from death to life imprisonment. Governor Len Small granted a stay until April 17 after petitions emphasized inequality with Leopold and Loeb. The supreme court had affirmed Grant's death sentence. final action awaited Walter Kruse's fate.

Chicago Jan Bernard Grant Grant Len Small Nathan Leopold Richard Loeb Leopold Loeb Small Supreme Court Walter Kruse

Soviet Chiefs Grant Peasants More Power

At a Kremlin conference officials and peasant representatives agreed to give peasants a louder role in elections by naming their own candidates. The action, linked to new economic policy, signals wider agrarian concessions and possible departure from strict Bolshevik doctrine.

Moscow Kremlin

Long Wait for Trial for Samardick and Schmitt

In Omaha the trials of Robert Samardick and Karl Schmitt federal agents accused of assault and battery during liquor raids will not be held until 1927 due to heavy federal court business. Assistant US Attorney Keyser announced and Washington advised District Attorney Kinsler to defend the agents. Mrs Adrian Christ traveled to Omaha for the day on business matters.

Omaha Jan Robert Samardick Karl Schmitt United States Keyser Samardick Schmitt Washington Kinsler

Miss Gladys Lash Visited Onada for Short Stay

Miss Gladys Lash visited Onada today and spent a few hours attending to personal affairs during her brief call in the town.

Gladys Lash Onada

Mrs Marvin Allen Visits Omaha By Burlington Train

Mrs Marvin Allen spent a few hours in Omaha with friends and planned to return on the early morning Burlington train.

Marvin Allen Omaha Burlington

Genuises in Architecture and a Boxing Bout

Rebecca West praises Penn Station New York as a grand railway hall showing noble stone arching and light while contrasting European efforts. The piece notes a brutal boxing match where Gibbons dominates Burke, with a stoppage in the sixth round as Burke tires and is unable to defend.

Rebecca West New Republic Pennsylvania Station New York Europe England St. Pancras Euston Victoria Waterloo Germany Leipzig Hauptbahnhof America

Tommy Gibbons Stops Jack Burke in Sixth Round TKO

Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul won a technical knockout over Jack Burke of Pittsburgh in the sixth round of a scheduled 10 round no decision fight in Grand Rapids Michigan. Gibbons dominated each round with strong left and right blows to face and body before the referee halted the bout.

Pittsburg Gibbons Burke Grand Rapids Mich Jen Tommy Gibbons St. Paul Jack Burke

Lawyers for Loeb and Leopold Accept 150000 Settlement

Chicago bar association announced that the counsel who defended Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr for the kidnapping and murder of Robert Franks have agreed with the families to accept 15000 for their services.

Chicago Richard Loeb Nathan F. Leopold, Jr Robert Franks Chicago Bar Association

Notice of Estate Hearing in Cass County Nebraska

In Cass County Nebraska the estate of Mary B Harrison deceased is involved. Philip F Harrison seeks appointment of administrator De Bonis Non with a hearing set before the county court in Plattsmouth on a specified date. Objections must be filed by the hearing date. Judge A H Duxbury attests the notice.

Cass County Nebraska Mary B. Harrison Philip F. Harrison de Bonia Plattsmouth Said A. H. Duxbury

Notice of Referee's Sale in Cass County Nebraska

In Cass county Nebraska the court orders a real estate sale by referee C A Rawls of the southeast quarter of section thirteen township eleven north range thirteen east for cash with an $8000 mortgage prior claim. The sale occurs February 15 1925 at 10 a.m. at the south front door Plattsmouth courthouse, bids open one hour. Attorneys listed CHAS FE MARTIN.

District Court of Cass County Nebraska Irene C. Monson Irene C. Noel Violet M. Henge Russell M. Bengen Helen G. Bengen James Monson James T. Festey District Court C. A. Rawls Plattsmouth Township Hast Co. A. Rawls

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Alvo Department Geatman Hardware U. S Alvo Garage A. Dinge Lst Farmers State Bank Plattsmouth, Nebr Sae Imane Bankers Conservation Fund State of County of Cats T. H. Pollock State Bureau of Banking FY Donat J. K. Pollock McKelvie Bob” Samardick Adrian Christ The F.m.soennichsen Co Aurora Rcellent Windsor Genuises Architecture Loeb and Leopold Counsel Retereer P. J. Flynn Patricia Catherine Frien Ellen Otterstein
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