Alvo Area Activity and Social Notes Include Visits
Alvo Nebraska area notes show residents visiting relatives in Dunbar and Union Decoration Day events at Weeping Water. Local farming activity includes corn shelling deliveries and wagon loads to Lee Hill elevator, with wolves troubling Frank Cook’s flocks and diverse family visits at Lincoln and Chadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Parrish
Elmwood
Nebraska
J. W. Kallmeyer
Edward Bade
Dunbar
Ed Rosenow
Alvo
David S. Sheeley
Lee Hill
Frank E. Cook
Thomas Stout
Oscar Kkitzel
Turner MecKeon
W. A. Devis
Simon Rehmieyer
Annual School District Meeting Notice Cass County Nebraska
Notice of the annual meeting of School District No. 102 Cass county Nebraska to be held June 9 1924 at 8:00 PM at the school house for lawful business and to vote 16500 for school purposes and 500 for installing electric lights in the building signed R M Coatman secretary Dist No 102 Alvomi2-3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
R. M. Coatman
Sec’y Dist. No
Card of Thanks for support after illness and death
The Barker and Kiser families thank friends neighbors and organizations for help during the sickness and death of their husband and father. Gratitude expressed for music floral offerings and prayers. Signed by Mrs H. A. Barker Mae and families and Mr and Mrs R. G. Kiser and Family and Mr and Mrs Forrest Leonard and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Barker
Mae
R. G. Kiser
Forrest Leonard
Nome Nursing Class Meets At Union Liberty Club
The Nome Nursing class of the Union Liberty club met at Mrs. Herman Comer’s home on Tuesday May 20. Project leaders Mrs. Ivan Balfour and Mrs. Jess Sart demonstrated first aid including bandages artificial respiration tourniquets and wound care. Sixteen ladies attended and showed strong interest. The next meeting will be with Mrs. John Hansel on June 17. The group voted to begin home management as the next course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Union Liberty Club
Herman Comer
Ivan Balfour
Jess Dy Sart
John Hansel
Sheriff Sale in Cass County Nebraska 1924
An order of sale directs Sheriff E F Stewart to auction July 5 1924 at 10 am at the South front door of Plattsmouth Court House. Property includes undivided one third of Section 2 Township 12 Range 12 and one third of the south half of Block 10 in Plattsmouth. Proceeds go to satisfy multiple judgments against E G Dovey Son et al. for Frank E Schlater administrator and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robertson
Cass County
Nebraska
Court House
Plattsmouth
Said
E. G. Dovey & Son
Frank E. Schlater
Jane A. Dovey
Hulse Bros. & Daniels Company
John
Presbyterians Extend Ultima Tim to Rev Fosdick
In Grand Rapids on May 28 the one hundred thirty six general assembly of the Presbyterian church refused to review the Fosdick case and directed New York Presbytery to seek his clear willingness to join the Presbyterian relationship. The vote exposed rifts between fundamentalists and moderates as the assembly also rejected the Philadelphia overture requiring reaffirmation of faith by teachers and church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand Rapids
Mich
Harry Emerson Fosdick
First Presbyterian Church
New York City
General Assembly
Judiciary Commission
New York
First Church
Women Press to Ban Wet Planks Across Platforms
Washington May 30. Prayers will be delivered nationwide to keep wet or dem planks out of party platforms. The plan, announced by the Women’s National Committee for Law Enforcement, involves eleven women’s organizations. Messages go to Protestant ministers asking for a brief silence next Sunday and further related exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wemen’s
National Committee For Law Enforcement
Local visitors visit graves and family in town
Harold Peters and family visited with Mr. Peters and his wife to tend graves at Oak Hill cemetery for Decoration Day. Carl E. Smith and wife of Topeka Kansas stayed with Mr. and Mrs. A B Smith before departing for Omaha for a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Peters
Mr. Peters
Joseph Martens
Oak Hill Cemetery
Carl E. Smith
Topeka
Kansas
A. B. Smith
Mr. Smith
Omaha
Bankruptcy discharge hearing set in Davis case Lincoln Neb
In the District Court of Nebraska Lincoln Division the bankruptcy of James E. Davis is scheduled with July 5 1924 as the deadline for creditors and interested parties to oppose the discharge. Opponents must file appearance in writing and within ten days file specifications of grounds. Referee Dan McClenahan signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Nebraska
Lincoln
James E. Davis
A. D
Nebraska
Daniel H. McClenahan
Notice of Suit in Cass County Nebr Court
Nicholas Oil Corporation sues J. E. Mason in Cass County District Court for 64.65 dollars plus seven percent interest from January 23 1923 and costs. Defendant must answer by July 14 1924 or default judgment will be entered. Case dated May 24 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Nicholas Oil Corporation
J. E. Mason
Nicholas Gil Corporation
Meridian highway route change fails in Madison county
Madison Nebraska May 20 County commissioners rejected a plan to reroute the Meridian highway from Madison to Norfolk to pass through Warnerville citing the present road as satisfactory after a federal survey. August Foster of Lincoln visited relatives over Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Madison
Neb
Norfolk
August Foster
Lincoln
Administrator's Sale Notice for Furlong Estate in Cass County
Frank G Hull as administrator offers real estate for sale at public auction in Rock Bluffs City Cass County Nebraska per probate order of Judge James T Begley. Sale June 21 1924 at 10 am at the courthouse south door slotsmouth with one hour bidding. properties include numerous blocks and lots subject to liens and encumbrances. Attorney John M Leyda acts as ally for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Mull
Senate
Samuel L. Furlong
James T. Begley
District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Frank G. Hull
Court House
Slottsmouth
Grave Yard Road
Rock eUns
Nebrasa
Public Square
Rock Bluffs City
Manley Community News Highlights Visitors and School News
Manley residents shelled and delivered corn at local elevators last week. Visitors included Michael O Leary from Omaha and W Glaublitz and family near Elmwood. Miss Anna Murphy and Miss Anna Earhardt returned home for summer vacation. Feast of the Ascension observed at St Patrick church with many attending. Various locals visited Plattsmouth Weeping Water Greenwood and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rough
Manley
Michael O'Leary
Omaha
Earnest Mann
W. Glaublitz
Near Elmwood
Plattsmouth
Frank Bergiman
Fred Bauer
Fred Rachel
Anna Murphy
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Humphrey Murphy
Union Pacific
Grand Island
North Platte
Anna Earhardt
Taillowe
Albert Glaublitz
Robert D. O'Brien
Harry
St. Patrick Church
Eric Lawrenson
Adalene
Almley
Messrs
Fred Laurenson
Grover Laurenson
Ikan Wiles
Merbert Steinkamp
Weeping Wetter
Alice Harms
Thomas Svoboda
Weeping Water
Leda Fleischman
Greenwood
Indigestion Sufferer Praises Tanlac’s Life Change
Mrs. C. H. Long of Omaha Nebraska extols Tanlac after years of indigestion nervousness and sleeplessness. She says the remedy restored her lost weight strength and appetite and credits it with relief from grip and flu. Tanlac is advertised as available from druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Long
Ellison Ave
Omaha
Nebraska
Local residents and visitors attend summer breaks and celebrations
A lineup of area families traveled and vacationed recently. A. F. Keush and family moved to a farm near York and visited relatives in Manley. Theo Harris, Alice, and Herbert Steinkamp separated en route to Ontario and had to return. Mrs. Herman Rauth hosted a birthday surprise for sister Rena Christensen at Morenson hall in Weeping Water. August Stander and wife and C. E. Mockenhaupt attended Saint Elizabeth hospital nurses training graduation in Lincoln. guests included daughters of local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Keush
York
Manley
August Siunder
Rauth
John C. Rauth
A. F. Rauth
Theo
Harris
Alice
Herbert Steinkamp
Ontario
Herman Rauth
Rena Christensen
Morenson Hall
Weeping Water
Rena
A. H. Iiimble
Kansas City
Mr. Humble
Mrs. Humble
Missouri
Charles Stander
Near
Greenwood
C. M. Seybert
Havelock
Louisville
Three Misses Visit Omaha for Day of Visitors and Business
Miss Mildred Schiater, Miss Helen Leenberger and Miss Jeanette Weber spent yesterday in Omaha visiting friends and handling various business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Schiater
Helen Leenberger
Jeanette Weber
Omaha
Mrs Wadick Heads to Omaha for Nose Treatment
Miss Elizabeth Wadick departed this morning for Omaha where she is to be treated by a specialist and had recently undergone an operation. Mrs Hans Goos and children of Omaha visited Oak Hill cemetery and friends, tending graves. Roy Burdick and wife and daughter Edith from Omaha attended Decoration day services and saw old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Banning
Union
Frank E. Cook
C. EF. Cook
Raymond Cook
Plattsmouth
Lincoln
George Cook
Bowles
South Omaha
Linch
Mise Marie Eichman
H. P. Smith
Charles Kirkpatrick
Coatman Hardware and
Rock Island
Henry Reieke
Alva
Mise Marie Prouty
Chadron
Aiva
The
Methodist Church
Alvo
Speach
Arthur Dinges
Lee Hill
Elizabeth Wadick
Omaha
Hans Goos
Oak Hill Cemetery
Roy Burdick
Edith
Dean's Pills Promoted for Weak Kidneys in Pittsburg Ad
G T Archer, a Pittsburg soft drink parlor proprietor, testifies that painters suffer kidney trouble from turpentine fumes and that Down's Pills provide relief. He praises Dean's Pills priced 60c at dealers, urging readers to ask for Dean's Pills as Mr Archer did. Foster Milburn Co. Mirs Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
G. T. Archer
Main Streets
Mr. Archer
Foster-Milburn Co
Mirs
Buffalo
N. Y
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Alvo Department
International Harvester Sas
Ed Carr
Santa Lesis
Wm. Stewart
Elbert Taylor
Sott Jordan
Eidenmiller
Palmyra
Sterling Coatman
J. H. Henniger
Gladys Henninger
Doris and
Coatman
Nora Heartle
Delta Fifer
Edna Leslie
Peru
Sheriff's Sale
State of
Cass
E. FP. Stewart
Rags
Journal
Deering and McCormick
Choatman Hardware Co
Rev
Fosdick
C.peters Mill CO
South Omaha, Nebr
Vallery Brothers
Plattsmouth - Murray - Mynard
Juhn M. Leyda
Ally
O. E
Tanlac
Tanulea Trails
Sporting Goods
Bates Book and Stationery
Bates Book & Stationery Store
Fifth and Main Streets
Isouare Deal
Nander Son
WALLEY @ Ste
Winte
Main Street
Sinclair
Ponjola
Cyathia Nookle
Sue
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