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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1925

Page

2

Local Alvo notes on farming and travel

Alva Department residents report corn shelling and hauling by Jess Holka Bari Keller and Alva Skinner at the Rehmeyer elevator last Thursday. Lincoln visits by Dr L Miere and John Skinner, farm work by Carl Rosenow, and several family travels and health updates across Alvo Union and Elmwood with busy shipments by Coatman Truck Line and resumed through trains between Lincoln and Omaha.

Jess Holka Bari Keller Alva Skinner Rehmeyer Dr. L. Miere Lincoln John Skinner Carl Rosenow Earl Bennett J. W. Banning Union Wm. Suders Alvo G. P Coatman Roy Armstrong South Bend Joseph Armstrong R. M. Coatman Sterling A. ¥. Bropst Minnesota Bropst J. R. Rouse R. EF. Theley Elmwood Mitlo Arthur Dinges Clarence Aulthouse Misa Carmen Muter L. Muter Ogallala H. D. Richardson Omaha Simon Rehmeyer Roy Coatman George Curyea California Clarence

Train Time Changes at Alvo for Rock Island Routes

Rock Island changes departure and arrival times at Alvo. Train 28 will now arrive just after noon, five minutes later than the previous 11:55 stop. Train 37 will arrive at 7:33.

Alvo Rock Island

Card of Thanks for Sickness and Death of Father

To all friends neighbors and organizations who assisted us during the sickness and death of our father we express sincere thanks Frank Cook Mrs Fred Tams and Families Perry Cook and families.

Perry Cook Frank Cook Fred Tams

Free Saturday Movies in Alva by Local Businessmen

The open air show will be this Saturday if weather permits. Two reels of comic pictures and two reels of the serial The Way of Man, episode eight, will be shown free to all. Citizens are invited to attend and enjoy the screenings.

Alva

bobbed hair gains favor across ages

The fashion for bobbed hair attracts young women and older women alike. Grandma visited last week and had her hair cut short, claiming it shaved around twenty years from her age. A seven year old girl and a seventy year old matron both praise the new style.

Grandma

Funeral for Cass County pioneer George Cook noted in Nebraska

A large crowd attended the funeral at the local Methodist church for George Cook a pioneer who arrived in Nebraska in 1856 and Cass County in 1878. Born December 7 1854 in Pike County Ohio he married Abbie B Cook in 1878 and had three children. He lived on a Springfield area farm until his death and was a longtime member of the Modern Woodmen and the Methodist church.

Nebraska Cass County A. Norlin Woodmen Raymond Cook Plattsmouth George C. Cook Joseph and Mary Cook Pike County Ohio Plattemouth Abbie B. Cook George Perry Cook Lincoln Frank Edgar Cook Alvo Fred Tams Stewart Jake Cook Ord Phil Cook Norfolk John Cook Beaver City Charles Cook Will Cook Brimwood Joe Cook Bina Kitzel W. D. Wheeler Walter Vallery Murray Olin Cole Mynard Cook George Methodist Church Modern Woodmen

Funeral Held In Alvo For Local Brother

The burial occurred at Alvo cemetery with lodge brethren in charge of services. Attendees came from Plattsmouth including W. P. Wheeler and wife, Charles C. Cook and wife, Raymond Cook and wife. Also present were T. W. Vallery and S. O. Cole of Mynard, Joseph Cook and family of Murray, Philip Cook and family of Hadar.

Alvo W. PD. Wheeler Charles C. Cook Raymond Cook Plattsmouth T. W. Vallery Ss. O. Cole Mynard Joseph Cook Murray Philiip Cook Hadar

Elevator operator touts strong business in week

Simon Rehmeyer reports heavy activity at the elevator last week weighing and dumping 143 wagon loads of train, including corn and some wheat. He notes the busy period kept him focused for ten hours and shows the enterprise level of the local grain trade.

Simon Rehmeyer

Stromer Buys New Tudor Ford Sedan For Family Use

A. B. Stromer has purchased a Tudor Ford sedan to serve the family and act as a wagon for family outings. The Alvo schools alumni held their banquet last Friday evening with ladies from the Methodist church providing a fine feed, with details in another column.

A. B. Stromer Alvo Methodist Church

Kill the Lice Powders For Poultry Stock

Lice killing powder used at Lincoln hatchery keeps stock from growing. We sell the powders that eliminate lice and save poultry, especially chicks. John W. Banning of the lumber yard advertises a discount on this product.

Lincoln Hatchery John W. Banning

Annual Meeting Notice for School District No 102

Annual meeting of School District No 102 will be held in the school house on June 3rd at p.m. for the purpose of voting 16500 for general school purposes which is in excess of the levy limit and for such other purposes as may legally come before the meeting. H L Bornemeier secretary. mill meeting

H. L. Bornemeier

Fleet Stages Night Sortie by Main Fleet Exercise

The U S S Seattle heads to Lahaina to pick up the fleet train as the first night sortie simulates wartime conditions with radio silence and darkened ships. The fleet plans a long cruise to Australia with preparations and a separate Atlantic exodus starting with 208 class submarines sailing toward San Diego and New York.

U. S. S. Seattle Hawaiian Waters Seattle United States Lahaina Maui Lanai Panama Canal Atlantic Coast New York

Doan’s Pills Backed by Local Endorsements in Plattsmouth

Local ad proclaims Doan’s Pills as a kidney aid with home testimony from Mrs. Ada Moore of 410 Granite Street. She reports back pain relief and improved kidney function after use, advising others to seek Doan’s at Weyrich & Hadraba’s Drug Store. Sixity cents at dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. manufacturers.

Doan Plattsmouth Ada Moore Granite Street

Dr Carl Schmidtmann Visits Omaha Family Home

Dr Carl Schmidtmann of Omaha spent the day at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs William Schmidtmann and family, greeting relatives and enjoying family time in town.

Carl Schmidtmann Omaha William Schmidtmann

Leacock Family Heads to Sterling for Decoration Day

Henry Leacock Sr and daughter Laura leave this morning for Sterling Nebraska to attend the Decoration day exercises in the city.

Henry Leacock, Sr Miss Laura Sterling Nebraska

Soldier Dead Had High Type of Citizenship

Memorial day tribute extols citizenship as the nation’s fiber and guiding light. It lauds valor across battles from Lexington to Sumter and urges schools to forge character, training youth in right conduct to sustain democracy and future citizenship.

Lexington Sumter Santiago Arvenne Flanders Fields Ben Lindsey Denver

Still No Decision on Simmons Petition in Commutation Case

Lincoln May 29 Governor McMullen Attorney General Spillman and Secretary of State Pool conferred again on granting a rehearing for Walter R. Simmons death sentence commutation but reached no conclusion. Board members said a decision will likely wait until next week as they review the entire record.

Lincoln McMullen Spillman Pool Walter R. Simmons

U S Pays Out 2000 to Get Four Bootleg Suspects

Federal prohibition director Elmer Thomas cites costs of the recent Nebraska bootleg coup led to the arrest of Charles Hutter James Corcoran Jimmy Silks and Louis Meek. He notes the Omaha division spent 50 000 last year and 1 000 bootleggers were jailed with over 7 million in fines nationwide.

Elmer Thomas Prohibition Nebraska Charles Hutter James Corcoran Jimmy Silks Louis Meek Thomas Washington Omaha

Cedar Creek Notes Include Visits and Family News

Cedar Creek residents recount visits from Ethel Hagen Meadow Neb Mrs A O Ault Ber Nice and others from Omaha Plattsmouth Coun ti Binns and more R M Stives and wife traveled to Omaha then Plattsmouth funeral in Avoca and Eimerson Gerald Ault celebrated his 13th birthday with friends and a mother prepared a luncheon all enjoyed by the attendees

Ethel Hagen Meadow Neb Henry Thierolf A. O. Ault Bernice Omaha George Bayles, Jr Plattsmouth Fanny Fry Counti] Binns Cedar Creek R. M. Stives R. A. Wilson W. J. Schneider Nesser John True Familly W. H. Kelvne Ray Denham Avoca I Howard W. Johnson Johnson Eimerson Gerald Ault Gerald

Thaw Leaves New York for Virginia After Pleasant Stay

Harry K Thaw quits New York for Winchester Virginia claiming newspapers bother him less there He boasts of arresting power as a local constable deputy sheriff and magnate of a baseball team He says he found Frederick Affrieck his former mother's chauffeur and will take him back to Virginia Also notes a visit to a nerve specialist and overall upbeat mood

New York Harry K. Thaw White Lights Virginia Altho Winchester Mr. Thaw

Cedar Creek Colns Defeat South Bend 6 to 2 in Tryout

South Bend visitation to Cedar Creek ends with a 6 to 2 Cedar Creek Colns win under Mr. Johnson. Next Sunday Cedar Creek travels to South Bend for a return game.

South Bend Cedar Creek Cedar Creek Colns Johnson Cédar Creek

Mormon Leaders Exchange Places in First Presidency

Salt Lake City May 28 Charles W Nibley presiding bishop becomes second counselor in the first presidency. Anthony W Ivins moves from second counselor to first counselor succeeding the late Charles W Penrose. Ivins rises while Nibley fills the vacancy. Nibley born February 5 1849 in Hunterfield near Edinburgh Scotland. His family emigrated to the United States in 1855 after embracing Mormonism. Nibley ties to Oregon timber enterprises and the Utah Idaho Sugar Company active across western states and Canada.

Salt Lake City Charles W. Nibley Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Mormon Anthony W. Ivins Heber J. Grant Charles W. Penrose Ivins Bishop Nibley Nibley Hunterfield Edinburgh

Amundsen Could Not Reach Cape Columbia Says MacMillan

Commander Donald B. MacMillan told the Portland Rotary Club that Roald Amundsen, missing since Spitzbergen, would not reach Cape Columbia by foot this season as planned. He noted Arctic conditions, the sea’s summer movement, and uncertain supplies complicate any return from the pole.

Portland Roald Amundsen Spitzbergen North Pole Cape Columbia Donald B. MacMillan Rotary Club of MacMillan Amundsen Cape Polar Peary Arctic Pole Far North

Hearing on Administrator Appointment for Mann Estate

In Cass County Nebraska the County Court sets June 19 1925 at 9 00 a m for hearing the petition of Lina Mann and Fred W Mann requesting H N Dovey appointed as administrator of the estate of William H Mann deceased. Notice will be published in the Plattsmouth Journal for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing. May 29 1925 A H Duxbury County Judge Seal.

Nebraska Cass County William H. Mann Lina Mann Fred W. Mann H. N. Dovey Plattsmouth Journal A. H. Duxbury

Condition of Weeks Reported Satisfactory

Boston May 29 a bulletin at 10 30 tonight on the condition of Secretary of War Joan Weeks after gallstone surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital said Weeks had a restless afternoon but was more comfortable by evening and his condition is satisfactory

Boston Mass Joan W. Weeks Massachusetts General Hospital

Bankruptcy notice of discharge opposition in Nebraska district

In the District Court of the United States for the District of Nebraska Lincoln Division Distence B Erhart bankrupt No 1033 creditors are informed that on May 27 1925 the bankrupt filed for discharge The court fixed July 2 1925 as the last date to file written opposition and ten days to submit ground specifications The notice is dated May 28 1925 in Lincoln Nebraska Referee Daniel H McClenahan.

District Court of the United States District of Nebraska Lincoln B. Erhart Nebraska Daniel H. McClenahan

Buick Co Demonstration Truck Draws City Auto Crowd

The Nebraska Buick Co demonstration truck visited the city showing auto repair methods and tools. It was parked near the Bautér garage on Vine Street, attracting a large crowd of auto owners and mechanics who witnessed the devices and techniques.

Nebraska Nebraska Buick Co Lincoln Bautér Vine Street Buick Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alva Department George Cook Alvo Garage John Deere International Line Seaiman FLEET Simmons U.S Thomas Omaha Bee Imi Parry Journal Journal Office Moye Produce Co Tidball Lumber Co Poland China Nebr R. H. Ingwerson & Sons Nehawka, Nebr Taxpayer, JR Mammoth Grinde A. D. Rhoden Murray, Nebr
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