Alvo News Bystanders Attend Local Goings On
E L Nelson installs extra store lights to better display goods. Numerous regional visits occur from Omaha to Lincoln and Weeping Water with residents and guests sharing family and farm activities. The Banning home under construction and local travel by car and motorcycle feature in a week of small town notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Nelson
George Anderson
Omaha
Art Heller
Murdock
Emery Heier
Lee
Jay Kear
Lincoln
Henry J. Miller
Simon Rehmeyer
Frank Taylor
C. Hehmeier
Lee Coatman
Thelma Foreman
Utica
Thomas Sexton
Eagle
Verle Rosenow
Charles M. Rosenow
Frank E. Cook
Cook
C. F. Rosenow
Chappell
Minitaire
Cerie Rosenow
John Banning
Carl Rosenow
Phillip Coatma
Phillip
W. R. Burlingame
Arthur Dinges
Roy Bennett
Exeter
Grand Island
Mrs. Bennett
Roy
Mary Miller
Clara
Dreamer, Fred H. of Alvo, dies after long absence
Fred H. Dreamer, 63, formerly of Alvo and Normal, died at home last Tuesday after a sudden illness. Born in Missouri, he lived mainly near Alvo, Nebraska. Survived by son Robert Stanton Dreamer of Lincoln and daughter Ruth Aleene Dreamer of Lincoln, plus sisters Anna Allen, Minnie Cook, Elizabeth Lewis, Lydia Ingwersen, and Nellie Treamer. Funeral May 29 at Elmwood Evangelical church with interment in Elmwood cemetery. two sisters D. C. Knuz and N. C. De Les Denier preceded him in death. Friends from Alvo attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Dreamer
Normal
Alvo
Missouri
Nebraska
Tie
Alva
Robert Stanton Dreamer
Lincoln
Ruth Aleene Dreamer
Anna Allen
Greenwood
Minnie Cook
Plattamouth
Elizabeth Lewis
Lydia Ingwersen
Havelock
Nellie Treamer
Plattsmouth
Evangelical Church of
Elmwood
D. C. Knuz
N. C. de Les Denier
Alvo summer home burned injuring none of family
Mayor Arthur Dinges and wife and rural carrier A B Stromer and wife visited a Platte river site where several Alvo residents kept a summer home They had gone to fish but found the place on fire resulting in an estimated loss of about 400 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dinges
A. B. Stromer
Platte River
Eastbound Visit for Mr and Mrs George Curves
Mr and Mrs George Curves left last week on a trip by auto to Illinois to visit relatives and friends. They plan a lengthy stay and will make the most of their journey, looking forward to meeting many connections along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Curves
Illinois
Prouty Family Plans Westward Visit to Miles City
Mrs. Fred Prouty and Mr. Prouty departed early last week for the west. Their destination is Miles City, Montana, where Mrs. Prouty will visit for some time. The Proutys have two sons, Paul and Lee, who reside there, making this an excellent family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Fred
Prouty
Miles City
Montana
Memorial Day Observed by Alvo Legion and Citizens
Memorial Day observances in Alvo began with a patriotic sermon by Rev Streete of the Methodist church at the morning hour. In the afternoon the American Legion post and locals gathered at the flag pole and marched to the cemetery for services led by prayer and patriotic music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Alvo
Streete
Methodist Church
Heavenly Father
Elmwood Sisters Sing At Memorial Day Event
Marcus Potete of Lincoln spoke at the service while the Greenwood firing squad and many Greenwood post members contributed their band for the celebration. Salutes were fired over the graves of American Legion members in Alvo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatman
Elmwood
Marcus Potete
Lincoln
Greenwood
Greenwood Post
American Legion of
Alvo
Notice of Annual School District Meet ing District 102 Cass Co Neb
Legal voters of School District No 102 Cass County Nebraska are called to meet at the Alvo school house on Monday June 9 1930 at o clock p m to consider business and vote on a possible levy of eighteen thousand dollars exceeding eight mills on the dollar based on last valuation for general school purposes for the 1930 1931 year signed H L Bornemeier secretary of District 102
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebr
Alvo
Nebraska
H. L. Bornemeier
Sec
New Pleasure Resort to Open Near This City
Louis Naeve of southern Sarpy county to open a recreation park and dance pavilion on Saturday June 7 near the Platte river bridge. The 25 acre site features a 150 by 600 feet dance hall with 9000 square feet under cover and a hard maple floor. Picnic grounds will be free, with plans for a swimming pool and refreshments, drawing Omaha and nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Naeve
Sarpy County
Platte River
Omaha
Naeve
Naêve
Colorado man to aid farmers in major rail line postings
Colorado native C. O. Waggener, a Colorado Agricultural College graduate with a Masters from Nebraska, is named Assistant Agricultural Agent for Burlington Lines West and the Colorado and Southern Railway. He will move to Denver June 1 to assist Agricultural Agent Fred L. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Waggener
Colorado Agricultural College
Nebraska Agricultural College
University of Nebraska
Burlington Lines West
Colorado and Southern Railway
Waggener
Denver
Fred L. Taylor
Asa K. Hepperty
Burlington
St. Louis
Agriculture Department of the
H.L. Ford
Chicago
W. B. Remley
Mr. Waggener
F. M. Waggener
Berthoud
Colorado
Aassistant
Weld County
Nebraska University
Adeline
Middle West
Interstate ‘Feeders'and Growers Association
Local Visitors and Visits Around Omaha
William Starkjohn and George W. Snyder spent a few hours in Omaha today, taking the early Burlington train. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cobb of Central City visited their daughter Mrs. F. P. Stewart and local friends. Mrs. Sam Gilmour left for Sargeant Nebraska to tend to her ill father William McGregor. Red Oak resident J. H. Conter and daughter Bertha Rumsey of Council Bluffs visited friends here before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Starkjohn
Omaha
Burlington
George W. Snyder
C. H. Cobb
Central City
F. P. Stewart
Sam Gilmour
Sargeant
Nebraska
William McGregor
J. H. Conter
Red Oak
Iowa
Bertha Rumsey
Council Bluffs
A. W. Smith
Visitors arrive for Decoration day and family notices
Mrs Edward Ackerman and daughter Violet of Wymore visit with friends in the city. Mr and Mrs Dallas Gibson of Missouri Valley Iowa stay for Decoration day with relatives. Mr and Mrs Reece Hastain of Louisville attend Decoration day services at Oak Hill cemetery. Verner Perry of Big Springs arrives for his mother Mrs Catherine Perry's illness. Louis Ottnatt of Nebraska City visits friends and decorates his Oak Hill cemetery lot. Mr and Mrs Jesse York and family from Omaha stop at the old home en route to Watson Missouri. Clyde Farthing, now in the south, visits old friends. he is son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Farthing, longtime residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ackerman
Violet
Wymore
Dallas Gibson
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Reece Hastain
Louisville
Oak Hill Cemetery
Verner Perry
Big Springs
Nebraska
Catherine Perry
Louis Ottnatt
Nebraska City
Jesse York
Omaha
Watson
Missouri
York
Clyde Farthing
Mr. Farthing
Jerry Farthing
Memorial Day visitors and cemetery decoration crowd Plattsmouth
Saturday notes show visitors from Omaha Council Bluffs Lincoln and Minneapolis in town for Memorial Day activities at Oak Hill and Cedar Creek cemeteries. Residents and relatives came to decorate family lots and spend short visits with local families and old friends.
Riverview Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Riverview ladies met Thursday at Mrs. Joe Campbell's home for a study of The Ploughing Song and a review of Oh Suzanna. A short business session was held and social time followed as Lincoln Extension lessons are not sent for summer work. New member Mrs. Herman Kunz was welcomed. Next meeting is set for June 26 at Mrs. Slagle's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverview Club
Joe Campbell
Suzanna
Extensio Dept. of Lincoln
Ellicott
Herman Kunz
Herbert Campbell
Kunz
Campbell
Josephine
Slagle
Card of Thanks from the Richardson Family
Words cannot express our heartfelt gratitude to our friends for the many kind assists during our recent loss. W. T. Richardson and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Richardson
Estate of Mary L Fitch admin hearing set
In Cass county Nebraska the county court schedules July 5 1936 at 10 oclock a m for hearing James Fitch petition to grant administration of Mary L Fitch deceased to Robert H Fitch. Notice to all interested parties by publication in The Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior to hearing. County Judge A H Duxbury. Attorney Chas E Martin. 12-3w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cass County
Mary L. Fitch
James Fitch
Robert H. Fitch
Plattsmouth Journal
A. H. Duxbury
Notice of Administration in Cass County Nebraska
The county court notes the estate of Frank Prince deceased and that a petition for administration has been filed stating no will exists. A hearing is set for June 27, 1930 at 9:00 a.m. to determine administration and appoint Christine Chevanee or another suitable person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Nebraska
Frank Prince
Christine Chevanee
Notice of Hearing on Petition for Determination of Heirship
Estate of Robert H. Fitch deceased in Cass County Nebraska. James Fitch as heir files petition alleging intestacy and real property in Section 33 Township 11 North Range 14 East. List of heirs includes widows and children. Hearing set July 5 1930 at 10 am in Plattsmouth County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Fitch
Cass County
Nebraska
James Fitch
Towit
Township
Mary L. Fitch
Jennie Frans
L. F. Fitch
John M. Fitch
Belle Frans
Gertrude Riggs
Kate Campbell
Anna
Plattsmouth
A. H. Duxbury
Enlarged World Court Powers Under Review
Geneva reports a League of Nations committee studies three ways to extend the Permanent Court of International Justice as an appellate body for arbitral awards. Options include treaty clauses granting jurisdiction, a protocol for accession states, or an Assembly resolution directing cases to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Permanent Court of International Justice
League Council
Bausdevant
France
Permanent Court
Assembly
Hoover tariff row focuses on flexible clause in conference plan
Washington May 29 A Senate clash over a revised flexible clause in the tariff bill centers on whether President Hoover would sign a measure granting broad rate powers to a nonpartisan tariff commission. Senator Watson of Indiana defends Hoover and argues the president seeks a capable commission with time to act on rate changes up to 50 percent. Opponents say the proposal expands presidential power and struck down earlier safeguards. Bee-News reports the debate amid party tensions and procedural points on a 60 day certification timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Watson
Indiana
Hoover
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Smoor JR
Utah
Tariff Commission
Harrison
Mississippi
Barkley
Kentucky
Curtis
Watson-Harrison
Smith
Louisville
Bee-News
No-Advertisement Planing With Persistent Help Offered
A caller pledges a steady, concrete plan to avoid haphazard advertising. The message promises ongoing assistance to implement the plan and maintain persistence. It frames help as a structured support effort aimed at steady progress.
Citizens Military Training Camps attract applicants in 1930 surge
Omaha May 23 General Hagood announces 5500 applications for the Citizens' Military Training Camps in the Seventh Corps Area though the quota is 5200 urging early applications. He frames C M T C as patriotism plus Americanism, distinct from Boy Scouts, molding youth mentally physically and morally for national service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Hagood
Seventh Corps
Boy Scout Movement
America
Europe
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
United States
Corps Area sends recruits to one of six camps
The Seventh Corps Area will be sent to one of six camps Fort Crook Nebraska Fort Des Moines Iowa Fort Leavenworth Kansas Fort Lincoln North Dakota Fort Snelling Minnesota Further information and application blanks may be obtained from the Company M TT Officer Headquarters Seventh Corps Area Omaha Nebraska
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Corps
Fort Crook
Nebraska
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Fort Lincoln
N. Dak
Fort Snelling
Main
Seventh Corps Area
Omaha
Nebr
Scrutiny of Curtis Case Probes Contractors for Fees
Chicago. The inquiry into Harry K Curtis son of Vice President Charles Curtis keeps moving as Patrick Roche chief investigator gathers thirteen contractors for a Friday conference. He aims to learn the nature of Curtis work and may seek records of services and fees tied to alleged promised help securing government contracts. Curtis says he declined proposals from Mike Malloy but later acted as counsel for the contractors group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry K. Curtis
Charles Curtis
Star
Patrick Roche
Curtis
Roche
Mike Malloy
Barnes confirms retirement from active grain export business
Washington Julius Barnes chairman of the Barnes Ames company confirms Duluth rumors. The firm will retire from active grain export but keep non grain investments. He cites declining grain exports as reason and notes other ventures offering greater returns. He declines to comment on Farm Board policy reports. He was recently elected president of General Bronze corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Julius WH. Barnes
Board of Directors of
Commerce
Duluth
Barnes- Ames Company
Srain
Barnes-Ames
Barnes
Federal Farm Board
General Bronze Corporation
Turner family decorates family plots at city cemeteries
County Treasurer and Mrs. John E. Turner with daughter Dorothy Jean spent time at Lincoln and Elmwood yesterday to tend to decorating the family lots in the cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Turner
Dorothy Jean
Lincoln
Elmwood
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Weeping Water
Fred Heinrich
Jesse L. Root
Gomaha
T. M. Patterson
Myron Wheeler
Wheeler
James H. Herold
Frank M. Herold
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A. L. Tidd
Henry Herold
Cora Murray
M. E. Manspeaker
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Wahoo
Edward Donat
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Chas. E. Martin
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