Alvo News Highlights Local Travel and Repairs
Alvo residents report steady activity with visits to Lincoln and Omaha for business. A new bridge floor near Algo is complete, traffic resumes. A moving picture show sponsored by local business men debuts with band concerts planned all summer to attract shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Skinner
Lincoln
John Banning
Alvo
C. W. Jewell
Elmwood
Algo
Robert Custer
R. M. Coatman
Omaha
South Omaha
Co. D. Ganz
Edward James
Rehmeier
Keneth Bailey
Plattsmouth
Edward Hirchley
Soren Petersen
Frank Plymare
Whch
Visiting Relatives Here From Wyoming Visit Alvo Family
Mrs. Charles Mudge and children of Casper Wyoming arrived in Alvo for a visit with Mrs. E L Nelson sister of Mrs Mudge. They are enjoying the trip and the country here compared with Casper where they reside.
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Charles Mudge
Casper
Wyoming
Alvo
Lois Schulke and Glen Schneider Married at Parents’ Home
Miss Lois Schulke daughter of Mr and Mrs R M Schulke wed Glen Schneider of Pleasant Dale in a Sunday evening ceremony at the bride’s parents home. They will begin housekeeping there and were welcomed by many friends with best wishes for health and happiness.
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R. M. Schulke
Lois Schulke
Glen Schneider
Pleasant Dale
Lincoln
Journal
Four-H Club Meets at Alvo Leader Home
The 4-H club of Alvo met last Monday at Miss Mary West's home for a cooking demonstration. Members prepared many dishes and sampled the food, praising the high quality of the cooking.
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Alvo
Mary West
Local Ball Game Played Sunday at Alvo
A Sunday ball game was staged at Alvo last Sunday featuring a local matchup. Details on teams and final score are not provided in the fragment.
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Alvo
Elmwood Defeats Alvo 14 to 11 In Battle of Fans
A large enthusiastic crowd watched Elmwood beat Alvo 14 to 11. The visitors secured the win despite a strong home turnout and spirited play.
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Alvo
Elmwood
Divorce suit filed by Vera B Boyles against J Thornton Boyles
Vera B Boyles sues J Thornton Boyles in district court alleging cruelty and seeking a divorce and support for a minor child. The couple married January 4 1926 in Council Bluffs Iowa and now reside in Elmwood Nebraska.
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District Court
Vera B. Boyles
J. Thornton Boyles
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Elmwood
Nebraska
Purchase High Power Rifle For County Sheriff Office
The board of county commissioners approved buying a new 35 calibre Remington automatic rifle for sheriff office use in emergencies. Tests show bullets from this latest law enforcement gun can travel long distances and penetrate armour plate several inches deep.
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Board of County Commissioners
Ofice
Miss Norma Curtiss Leaves Plattsmouth for West Coast
Miss Norma Curtiss departs Friday morning to join her mother Mrs Anna B Curtiss in Portland Oregon. She has lived with her aunt Mrs Phillip Hirz and family for three years and was a student at Plattsmouth high school.
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Norma Curtiss
Phillip Hirz
West Coast
Anna B. Curtiss
Portland
Oregon
Miss Curtiss
Plattsmouth High School
Edna Buechler Returns from California Visit
Mrs Edna Buechler returns from California where she went to be with her father Wes Tulene during his illness. She is accompanied by her mother Mrs Tulene who will stay with Edna and her family for a time. The party reached Omaha and was met by Warren Tulene before continuing to the city.
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Edna Buechler
California
Westey Tulene
Yelicks Welcome Fine Seven Pound Daughter
Thursday afternoon a seven pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Yelick at University hospital in Omaha. Both mother and baby are doing well and the birth brings joy to the family. The baby is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Yelick of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Yelick
University Hospital
Omaha
James Yelick
City
Omaha Judge Undergoes Tonsil Removal
County Judge A. H. Duxbury had his tonsils removed in Omaha after persistent trouble. The operation was successful and he hopes to return to duties in the county court within a few days.
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A. H. Duxbury
Omaha
Visit to Beaver City Ongoing for Keil Family
Carl Keil leaves for Beaver City for a midweek visit with relatives. He is joined by Mrs BE Shellenbarger and daughter Kathryn who will stay several days at the former Shellenbarger home in Beaver City.
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Carl Keil
Beaver City
BE. G. Shellenbarger
Kathryn
Shellenbarger
Funeral of Clorine Mae Edenburn in Oak Hill Cemetery
The burial services for Clorine Mae Edenburn infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W K Edenburn were held Sunday afternoon at Oak Hill cemetery in the city. Mrs Edenburn formerly Miss Ona Craig daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Craig of this city.
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Clorine Mae
W. K. Edenburn
Omaha
Oak Hill Cemetery
Edenburn
Ona Craig
W. T. Craig
Nebraska Corn-Hog Board Reports Overstatement Of Hog Numbers
The state corn-hog review board issued a statement estimating an overstatement of hogs in Nebraska at 1 030 000 head about 12 percent of annual production. It notes contract signers overstatement at 14 percent and warns benefits and payments depend on hogs actually raised and marketed.
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State Review Board
Nebraska
A. E. Anderson
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Dakota County
Sioux City
Wallace in Wyoming Attacks Agriculture Policy
At the Wyoming Stock Growers association meeting in Douglas cattlemen debated Secretary Wallace’s policies and the Agriculture Adjustment Act. Wallace arrived to hear Whitaker’s critique read in his absence. Whitaker called cattle a basic commodity, while Wallace urged crisis actions to cut production and reduce cattle numbers.
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Douglas
Wyo
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Henry A. Wallace
Fallace
Dugald R. Whitaker
Cheyenne
Whitaker
Wallace
NRA Price Fixing Policy Revised by NRA Officials
National Recovery Administration officials in Washington announced changes to price policy making price restrictions simple and aiming to deter covert price fixing. The plan bans destructive cuts, allows minimum prices only in emergencies, and requires open posting under neutral reporting. A private Hot Springs meeting of industrial advisers will review NRA operations and potential changes.
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National Recovery Administration
Washington
NRA
Darren Board
Industrial Advisory Board
Hot Springs
Hugh S. Johnson
Mrs Thygeson Improves After Major Surgery in Nebraska City
Mrs. J. C. Thygeson of Nebraska City shows improvement after a major operation at St. Marys hospital. She is a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. W. White and sister of Mrs. J. A. Donelan of this city.
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J. C. Thyzgeson
Nebraska City
St. Mary's Hospital
Donuts Rally To Beat Legion In Fast Game
The Donat's team edged the American Legion squad 11 to 6 at Athletic park. Louie Knoflicek pitched well for Donzi's while Ray Herold started for Legion. Donzi's hitters exploded in late innings with home runs by Arley Vanilaningham, Robert Rum mel, John Svoboda and Joe Krejer.
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Donat
Athletic Park
American Legion
Louie Knoflicek
Legion
Ray Herold
Iowa-Nebraska Licht & Power Co
Gypsies Cause Trouble In Iowa Report
Ham burgReporter recounts a band of five women a man and two babies roaming the area robbing homes. They stole fifteen dollars from the Tom Chambers home near Watson then twelve dollars from the Fletcher McAlexander home near MecPaul before crossing to Nebraska City pursued and forced to return the money.
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Hamburg
Iowa
Tom Walling
Tom Chambers
Watson
Atchison County
Fletcher McAlexander
MecPaul
Nebraska City
Fifty Years a Mason Phillip Sauter honored by St John’s lodge
Phillip Sauter and his wife reside at the Nebraska Masonic Home where St John’s lodge No 25 Omaha presented him a fifty year membership button. John Schmidt the lodge master and officers awarded the badge, recognizing his long service in Masonry as he enjoys retirement among old friends.
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Phillip Sauter
Sauter
Nebraska
St. John’s Lodge No
A. PF
A. M
Omaha
John Schmidt
St. John’s Lodge
Runaway Boys Captured by Night Police
Two youths wandering the city were taken into custody for investigation. They confessed on Thursday to running away from home at Grand Island to see the world. State Sheriff Fred Benton’s office was informed and the families retrieved them Thursday afternoon, returning to Grand Island.
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Grand Island
Fred Benton
Hall County
Nurse Florence Yelick Returns Home From Minnesota
Miss Florence Yelick arrives home Friday to visit her parents in Minnesota she has spent two years in Minneapolis working as a trained nurse after graduating from the Methodist hospital school of nursing and has practiced nursing for three years since graduation.
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Florence Yelick
Minneapolis
Minnesota
James Yelick
Yelick
Methodist Hospital Schol of
Manley News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Game
Community notes from Manley include road work by Manley Gruber and Venle Rockwell east of town, visitors from Lincoln and Omaha, and a 15 to 2 Manley baseball win over Eagle. The Farmers Elevator directors met, clergyman Father Harte attended a Lincoln retreat, and Bernice Ballance returned from Keokuk to Lincoln after teaching.
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John Gruber
Venle Rockwell
Manley
Lawrence Turner
Lincoln
Roy Wiles
Eagle
Mary Murphy
Omaha
Anna Rauth
Anna Easrhardt
Catherine Earhardt
Harry Hawes
Clay Center
Kansas
Henry Petersen
Petersen Commission Company
Farmers Elevator Company
Walter Mockenhaupt
J. C
Manley Resident Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Formerly of Manley and now living nearby, he underwent an operation for appendicitis. He has recovered so far and it is hoped he will soon be in his former good health again.
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Frank Taylor
Manley
Centryman Family Visit Includes Lincoln Graduation
Mr and Mrs Charles Centryman and sons Orin and Ellis of Oshkosh Nebr visited the city last week at Mrs Centryman s parents Mr and Mrs William Oliver s home They drove to Lincoln Monday with son and nephews to attend University of Nebraska graduation exercises Their daughter Dorothy Contryman graduated from Arts and Sciences The family returned to western Nebraska early Wednesday
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Charles Centryman
Orin and
Ellis
Oshkosh
Nebr
Centryman
William Oliver
Oliver Henton
Margaret Henton
Doris Oliver
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
University of Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Contryman
Dorothy Contryman
College of Arts and Sciences
Contrayman
Edina Warren Leaves for California Vacation
Miss Edina Warren departs this afternoon for San Francisco to vacation with her brothers Fred and James and their families. She takes a break from duties at the Plattsmouth State Bank to visit the west coast and reconnect with old friends.
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Edina Warren
San Francisco
Fred
James
Miss Warren
Plattsmouth
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Mesdames
Lola Heisling
Sterling Coatman
Federal Board
Joe V. Brandt
Republican
Register of Deeds
Cass County
Daily Journal
Bates Book & Stationery Store
Mists
Bernice Ballance
Keokuk
Jaws
Quintuplets
Ovila Dionne
Corbeil
Ontario
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