Alvo Visitors and Local Happenings Highlight Week
Weeping Water guest Simon Rehmeyer and family, Sterling Coatman’s painting, Palmyra band performance, and multiple moves to Lincoln for shopping and alumni events mark a week in Cass County. Local trades, family visits, fishing attempts, and a new cafe venture by David Boothby reflect community life and farming concerns amid rising wheat yields.
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Simon Rehmeyer
Sterling Coatman
R. M. Coatman
C. D. Ganz
W. R. Stewart
Lincoln
Palmyra
Alvo
John B. Skinner
Omaha
Coatman Hardware Company
R. H. Chenoweth
George Coatman
W. W. Coatman and Co
Henry J. Miller
Dc. T. Edwards
C. Boyles
W. O. Boyles
John Woods
Simon Rehrieyer
Weeping Water Creek
L. Muler
Dr. Bentley
Vacation Bible School to Close After Two Weeks
The Vacation Bible School now in session for two weeks will end its course soon. It has been well attended and performed much good service for the community.
Alvo Ban Park hosts 18–0 win over Boilermakers
At Alvo ban park last Sunday the home team defeated the Boilermakers from Lincoln by 18 to nothing. The crowd enjoyed the fine play and the decisive victory in this 2 game feature.
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Alvo Ban Park
Boilermakers
Lincoln
Alvo
Wheat yield forecast hinges on head grain count
A cautious forecast suggests a good yield of wheat in the region as investigators tally heads of grain. Averaging four grains per head from wide samples, the method implies a favorable outcome for the cereal this season.
Weaver Denies Support for Rodman as Governorship Fallout Looms
Falls City politician Arthur J. Weaver denied reports he would drop out for Rodman if Speaker Rodman of Omaha runs. He said no decision or statement on candidates is ready, citing no basis for the report and aiming to avoid controversy.
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Rodman
Omaha
Arthur J. Weaver
Falls City
Weaver
McMullen
Lowden
Chicago
Ilinois
Thompson
DeMolay Initiation Highlights Cass City Delegation
Seventeen Cass Chapter DeMolay members traveled to Nebraska City for the state convention. Donald Born and Noble Kiser were initiated, with Francis Robb among the Nebraska City candidates. The Omaha chapter provided the prologus as degrees were conferred. Local members plan to attend tonight’s Brown's Park dance at the convention.
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Cass Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Nebraska City
Order
Donald Born
Noble Kiser
Francis Robb
Omaha
de Melay
Brown’s Park
Bellevue Here July 4th Fan Game Attracts Crowds
Plattsmouth hosts Bellevue in a friendly Sarpy-Cass county league clash on Sunday and returns Monday July 4th. The two teams will play on Bellevue’s grounds. the exhibition does not count in league standings but offers a showdown of two strong squads.
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Plattsmouth
Swanson
Platters
Bellevue
College Town
Rcood
Plattsmouth Band Shines Amid City Spirit
A Plattsmouth band is praised as a credit to the city, illustrating the progressive group spirit. The piece weds local pride with a humorous aside on a cheese fondue recipe using eggs, milk, bread crumbs, and cheese.
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Plattsmouth
Sarasota Chamber Editorial Notes Community Gratitude and Growth
In the Sarasota Sunday Times the Chamber of Commerce Editorial quotes secretary W. B. Estes urging gratitude through constructive criticism and support, calling for community patriotism. He warns prosperity requires deeds and cites roads, a bridge, and Sarasota’s growth as key assets and challenges.
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Sarasota
Missouri
Bekin urges steady farming plan for prosperity
Mr. Bekin visits briefly and says current troubles stem from talk and thought rather than reality. He asserts crops will recover, wheat prospects are bright, and he intends to proceed with house painting, barn building, and needed improvements to spur prosperity.
Golf club boosters plan clubhouse funding drive
Local boosters pledge support for a new clubhouse at the golf course. One merchant commits 31.00 in stock subscription, backing a project seen as key to community development and pride.
Neighbor City Suffers Terrible Fire Loss
Sympathy pours out as the neighbor city endures a deadly blaze causing significant loss and damage to homes and streets. Local responders work to control the fire and assess the extent of the tragedy for residents and families.
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Murr
Plattsmouth Taxi Promotes Service and Faith
The ad highlights Conner and Sprecher as reliable taxi providers in Plattsmouth, urging trust in their service and noting the contact telephone No. 200. It playfully connects the idea of sweet potatoes to their faith and business ethos.
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Conner
Sprecher
Plattsmouth
Flog Cabin Rustic Golf Clubhouse Concept
A rustic flog cabin style clubhouse blends affordability with visual appeal for a resort setting. Emphasizes sturdy timber framing, warm interiors, and low maintenance exteriors to create a welcoming, durable space for golfers and guests.
Plattsmouth Slogan Proposal Sparks Civic Pride Drive
A reader suggests placing Plattsmouth on local cars to boost community image after noting a Florida vehicle with the slogan The Fisherman's Paradise. The letter argues climate inspired pride and urges adopting city branding across states.
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Cornado Beach
Fla
Florida
California
Plattsmouth Pool Ad Sparks Local Swim Offer
A brief note invites residents to visit the Plattsmouth swimming pool for a refreshing dip this season. The informal call suggests a pleasant, affordable way to enjoy the water and summer in town.
Plattsmouth Visits Highlight School Superiority Claim
A passerby praised Plattsmouth schools noting their superiority over other towns and urged spreading the word about the local education. The brief remark underscores civic pride in the district.
Bridge program Drives Vigorous Effort Leads by Davis
A note from W. G. Davis, secretary, states the bridge program is receiving spirited aggressive work beyond the schools. The focus is on accelerating progress and showing strong commitment to completion.
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W. G. Davis
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We express sincere thanks to friends for kindnesses shown during our mother and grandmother’s sickness and death and for the flowers sent. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Phil F. Rihn Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hackenberg Schuyler Hackenberg Herman Hackenberg Alice Hackenberg.
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Phil F. Rihn
Grant Hackenberg
Schuyler Hackenbberg
Herman Hackenberg
Alice Hackenberg
Local News Highlights Between Lincoln and Shenandoah Visitors
Dr H C Leopold and Mrs Leopold traveled from Lincoln to Shenandoah to visit friends and handle affairs. Dr A Dr Caldwell left Omaha after a short visit with the family. Mrs L E Lancaster and children Henry Madsen and Mrs Robert Neil of Florida toured Shenandoah to view Iowa City sites. Mrs H E Brady of Lincoln returned home with Mrs A O Moore. Miss Carlyne Thomas plans to spend time with grandmother Mrs J W Gamble in Chicago. Cedric Haton and family host.
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H. C. Leopold
Leopold
Lincoln
Iowa City
H. E. Brady
A. O. Moore
Carlyne Thomas
H. R. Thomas
J. W. Gamble
Cedric Haton
Chicago
Mr. Eaton
Mrs. Gamble
Carlyne
Local Visitors and Funeral Notices Highlight Cass County
Friday and Saturday social notes list Mrs. John Kuffenberger and family dining Omaha plans visiting friends. George A. Dodge of Omaha visits old friends in town with his Star car. Various locals attend the Spies funeral and Catherine Wales funeral in Council Bluffs. Des Moines relation and Edgemont visitors also appear with church and family notices. Glenwood residents report favorable crop and weather conditions for travel.
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John Kuffenberger
Orville Kintz
Fred Tsachirren
Freddie
Catherine
Omaha
George A. Dodge
C. E. Pratt
John Warren
Barbara
McClusky
Pratt
Grand Lodge
Des Moines
Iowa
Inlaw
Louise Sples
St. John’s Catholic Church
Patrick Egan
Rose
Mildred
Maurice
Edgemont
South Dakota
Catherine Wales
Myrtle Greensen
Louise
Holton
Kansas
Johns McNurlin
B. &. Ramsey
Greenleaf
Miles Standish
Cass County
John A. Davies
Robert
Glenwood
Bute
Mr. Davies
Geo. A. Davies
Nebraska
Fans through ages from biblical chaff to Roman cooling
The text notes fans mentioned in the Bible used to separate chaff from wheat and recalls Egyptian and Roman uses for decoration and cooling.
Sketch of Life of Mrs Mary J Fry Deceased
Mary Jane Watson born in Ohio January 8 1856 died in Plattsmouth Nebraska June 7 1927 after a long illness. She accompanied her parents to Illinois Kansas and finally settled in Plattsmouth in 1886 with Theodore Fry. She lived a devout life attending church and supporting family then funeral services were held at the First Christian church with music and interment at Oakhill Cemetery beside her husband.
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Mary Jane Watson
Ohio
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Middle West
Illinois
Kansas
Morris County
Council Grove
Kansas Prairies
Western
Prairies
Theodore T. Fry
Colorado
Johnson County
Iowa
Warren County
Ss. E. Watson
Colorado Springs
Grant Hackenberg
Philip F. Riblen
Union
Nedes
Walter R. Robb
Nebraska City
City
Hal Garnett
George Nelson
Frank A. Cloidt
Roy W. Knorr
Mr. Cloidt
First Christian Church
Oakhill Cemetery
Missouri Pacific Announces Changes in Train Times
The Missouri Pacific railroad announces revised running times for several passenger trains through the city. The night train from Omaha will depart at 11 49 p m and arrive at 12 42 a m. Other schedule tweaks include revised departures and arrivals for trains 109 198 282 and 166 with changes effective Sunday June 12 urging patrons to note the adjustments.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
Nebraska
Omaha
Wit
Architect Oversees Legion Building Progress In Omaha
Ernest Schreiber, an Omaha architect, checked progress on the American Legion community building. He approved the first estimate at five percent and noted footing reinforcements and 40 thousand of 100 thousand bricks in place as the project advances toward an August 15 completion.
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Ernest Schreiber
Omaha
American Legion
Schreiber
Man Pleads Guilty in Burlington Car Burglary Case
John C. Meehan of Havelock a former Burlington brakeman was arraigned in district court for breaking into a Burlington refrigerator car at Greenwood on June 2 1927 and taking goods valued at 10. He pled guilty in county court and was bound over to district court where he renewed the plea.
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Lincoln
State Penitentiary
John C. Meshan
Havelock
Burlington Railroad
Burlington
Greenwood
Meehan
Graveling of K T highway progresses between La Platte and Fort Crook
Work on the nine mile stretch between Plattsmouth and Omaha advanced with nearly a half mile of hard surfacing finished by night. Completion is expected by week end with guard rails remaining as the final task. Excessive fills show unprotected drops that pose danger at night until protection is installed.
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la Platte
Fort Crook
Here
Fort Crookgate
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Social Workers Meet at Methodist Church Parlor
The Metho dist church social workers were entertained Tuesday afternoon at the church parlors. Hostesses Mrs. J. G. Shallenberger Mrs. J. T. Marshall and Mrs. Carl Chishinger led a program featuring two vocal numbers by Mrs. Shallenberger and a vocal duet by Mrs. Shallenberger and Mrs. William Weber. Refreshments followed.
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Mally
Methodist Church
J. G. Shallenberger
J. T. Marshall
Carl Chishinger
Shallenberger
Shallenbverger
Willaim Weber
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Alvo, Nebr
David L. Boothby
Lowdon
Coatman Hardware Et Alvo Raska
Dr. Heineman
Moye
Moye Produce Co
Telephone
Plattsmouth, Neb
Mary J. Fry
Journal
Shen i
Architect
Aetna (Fire) Insurance Company
P. Faster
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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