Alvo News Highlights Social Visits and School Activities
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs Raymond Helers at Elmer Klyvers and Mr. and Mrs George Fifer and families at Milton Rodeway near Eagle. Elva Bradley to lead first year cooking club. Students traveled to Lincoln for camp and events. All-Church night featured a meal and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond — Helers
Elmer Klyver Lee
Elva Bradley
George Fifer
Dalvis and
Albert
Milton Rodeway Trom
Eagle
Angusat Rosenew
Lincoln
Dan Rosenow
Onmda
Charles Rosenow
Howard Brown
Jllenita
A. B. Stroemer
L. M. Hauptoian
Donald Davis
Canmer School
Hubert Willis
Prairie Home
Myra
Ivan Biner
Waverly
Stout
Elmer Klyver
Jesse Wiliams
Nora Williams
Lillian Briner
Ashland
Greenwood
Star Scout
Alvo Troon
Val Gerbeling
Shardork
Als Mickle
Matolda Nickel
Hardnock
Busy Knot Ties Club Forms at Church Basement
The Busy Knot Ties held its first club meeting in the church basement Tuesday evening. William James leads about eight members and the group expects a pleasant year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James
Jolly Stitchers Meet for Summer Clothes Project
The Folly Stitchers club gathered at Mrs. Glen Dimmitt's home on Wednesday afternoon for their first meeting. Members include Ruth Ayres Borvethy Jordan Donna Ve Vickers Merie Leanna Rueter Grate Rueter Paula Mae DPradhey and Ruby Taylor. The next meeting is set with Rush Ayres on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Stitchers
Folly Stitchers
Glen Dimmitt
Ruth Ayres
Borvethy Jordan
Donna Ve. Vickers
Merie
Leanna Rueter
Grate Rueter
Paula Mae Dpradhey
Ruby Taylor
Rush Ayres
Rossnow and Kuehn Reunion in Beatrice June 2
Beatrice Nebraska hosts the Rosenow and Kuehn reunion on Sunday June 2 with plans for a pleasant day and community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossnow and
Kuehn
Rosenow and Kuehn
Beatrice, Nebr
Rock Island Railroad Promotes Charlee Tesenow to Lagman
Charlee Tesenow, formerly in section work, receives promotion to lagman on June 1 with the Rock Island Railroad. Regenow relocates to the railroad crossing on Vine Street in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Tesenow
Rock Island Railroad Company
Lagman
Mr. Regenow
Vine Street
Lincoln
Ten year old Cheever visits relatives in Lincoln
Ten year old Hinbert Cheever son of Mr and Mrs Cheever of Lincoln arrived in the county Saturday to spend vacation with relatives at the Stout home. Mrs Mabel Winn and Ralph were visiting the Cheever home when the boy returned with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Hinbert
Combines Buyout Sparks Community Interest
Community members show growing interest as several households purchase new combines. Local dealers report steady sales and anticipate continued demand for farming equipment.
Farmers Forecast Bumper Harvest After Heavy Rains
Farmers anticipate a large harvest this season as recent rains boost crop yields. Local growers report improved soil moisture and crop development, with teams mobilizing equipment and labor for harvest efforts.
Mothers and Daughters club closes year with picnic
Club members met Thursday for a picnic dinner at Mrs. Frank Hemke’s home marking the final meeting of the year. Retiring president Mrs. Hemke praised cooperation as the group plans a late August picnic and a September reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Daughters Council
Frank Hemke
Discovery of Broken Leg Ends House Work
Miss Berdyne Clark employed by Mr and Mrs Elmer Rosenow learned Friday she had a broken leg. A car door pinched her leg three weeks earlier causing pain. a cast was required but she can walk on crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berdyne Clark
Elmer Rosenow
U S Club and Flower Club Meet for Rose Talk
Timblin hosted U S Club and Flower Club on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Minnie Peterson spoke on roses while Mire Ellis Mickle advised on rose care. Paul Scarlet rose drew praise for its color and beauty. Next meeting set for June 29 at Mrs Ellis Mickle’s home. Reading Club hosted by Mrs Turner McKinnon and Mrs L M Hauptman featured a review of Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the Winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. (. Timblin
U. S
Minnie Peterson
Ellis Mickle
Timblin
Retired Doctor Reports Synod Meet At Hastings College
Dr G G McClusky retired Thursday from the annual synod meeting held at Hastings College. He arrived Tuesday afternoon and found a good attendance. A sidelight of the gathering was using the college’s recently acquired golf club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. G. McClusky
Hastings College
Hastings
Speaks at Hatchery on Feeders and Mash Pellets
Prof. Fairchild advised hatchery feeders on using tree echo feedings for chickens and highlighted the value of pellet mash. After the talk, Mr. Brink served by crane and wrlers during the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viem Satuylay
Prof
Fairchild
Brink Hatchery
Fie
Mr. Brink
Cranm
Wrlers
Bestor to Return Home After Neuritis Treatment
Frank M. Bestor, ten days at St. Joseph hospital Omaha for neuritis, has recovered enough to expect to return home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Bestor
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Elmwood Visitors Highlight Plattsmouth Briefs
G R Eveland and son of Elmwood visited businesses in Plattsmouth on Wednesday. Mrs John Fullen returned from the hospital Tuesday and is reported to be progressing well. Mrs Golda Kaffenberger Foxwell and her son Leo of Milwaukee are visiting at the home of George A Kaffenberger, father of Mrs Foxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Eveland and Son
Elmwood
Plattsmouth
John Fullen
Golda Kaffenberger Foxwell
Leo
Milwaukee
George A. Kaffenberger
North Wlatte
Ruth Lindsay
Wim. Baird
Lodi
Wisconsin
Elmer Sundstrom
Louisville
Sundstrom
J. B. Larson
Clement Sundstrom
University of Nebraska
JL. B. Key
Glendale
Calif
Key
Bert Philpot
Weeping Water
Pennie Philpot
Weeping Water High School
This Springs
California
Cass County Conservation to the Studied
An all day tour organized by the Cass County Farm Bureau and Extension Service will visit farms on Friday June 18 to review Soil Conservation Service methods. The event includes a noon lunch at John B Kaffenberger grove and features talks by D L Gross and others on contour farming strip cropping and gully control among multiple farms. Local residents, landowners and business people are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Farm Bureau
State Extension Service
SCS
Soil Conservation Service
John B. Kallenberger Grove
Parm Bureau
George and
Ostar Domingo
Parr Young
F. J. Hild
Carrie Cloidt
Earl Iske
John B. Kaffenberger
Plattsmouth
Louisville- Plattsmouth
D. L. Gross
Extension Agronomist
Ralph Meisinger
George Stoehr
Victor Stoehr
Lester Wagoner
Kenny Ragoss
Leslie Wiles
Weekend guests and departures noted in local notices
Saturtus e Malis Miss Tiliie Summers leaves this afternoon with Miss Juex Eberhardt for a weekend at the Eberhardt home in Wahoo. Mr and Mrs L S Devoe and families and Mr and Mrs Roy Knorr held a picnic supper at the Plattsmouth Wolf Club last evening. Mr and Mrs Harold Peterson left this morning for Minneapolis Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturtus
E Malis
Tiliie Summers
Juex Eberhardt
Eberhardt
Wahoo
L. S. Devoe
Roy Knorr
Plattsmouth
Wolf Club
Harold Peterson
Minneapolis
Kalina Starts Stenography Job in County Attorney Office
Miss Betty Kalina, graduate of Piattsmouth High School class of 1947, begins work as stenographer in the County Attorney J. A. Capwell office. She succeeds Miss Ann Zitka who has held the role with W. G. Kieck and Capwell. Zitka stays briefly to help Kalina begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Kalina
Piattsmouth High School
J. A. Capwell
Misa Kalina
Ann Zitka
W. G. Kieck
Capwell
Zitka
Here for the Summer Mrs Begley to Occupy Lincoln Home
Mrs Erma Begley will stay in the Lincoln area for the summer at the north part of the cells home. Superintendent Les Devoe and family will be away in Lincoln. Mrs Begley and her son James F will occupy the home during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Drirec
Laura Wilson
James Lochor
Desplaines
Hainess
Erma Begley
Lincoln
Papillion
Les. Devoe
Callers at county court with county visitors listed
Visitors from out in the county appeared in probate court today. Among them were Fred Towle of Wabash Mrs Eunice M Hugh Murdock Dr A Liston Elmwood Mrs Emily Gonzales of Elmwood and Mrs Charles Schulke and son of Willow Glen Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday's Daily
Fred Towle
Wabash
Eunice M.hugh
Murdock
A. 5. Liston
Elmwood
Emily Gonzales
Charles Schulke and Son
Wvirelil
Greenwood
Avoca News Notes Local Visits and Miscellaneous Activities
In Avoca last week Monte Lum, Claude Hollenberger, Edward Motley and others were in nearby towns for dental work, decorating, and visits. Red Wing resident Charles Witzeke visited his mother Pauline Witzke over the weekend, while Carl Zaiser hosted Omaha friends for a day in Avoca. Oscar Zimmerer visited Omaha for a show and Willian Gellner hosted business visitors. James Johnson surveyed Omaha during a strike. William Hollenberger suffers rheumatic symptoms as nicer weather nears. Helmet Trackman and family visited William Goliner in Linnwood while Linwood and Ord ties are noted. Henry Karan adds a new tenant farm dwelling as the community looks ahead to spring. Jobin Marquardt traveled to Lincoln to buy supplies during the strike, returning home by car to avoid railroad delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte H. Lum
Nebraska City
Claude Hollenberger
J. W. Brender
Edward Motley
Peter Jourceson
John Sudman
Louis Nutzman
Greenwood
Charles Witzeke
Red Wing
Minn
Avoca
Pauline Witzke
Carl O. Zaiser
Omaha
Oscar Zimmerer
Fred Gellner
Henry Brockman
Elmwood
Willian
Gellner
William Hollenberger
Ord
William Goliner
Linnwood
James Johnson
Lincoln
Wheat Stored In Elevator Shipped Out This Winter
Six cars of stored grain have been shipped from the Marquardt elevator as farmers release wheat kept over the winter and prospects improve for a satisfactory crop this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquardt
Maytag Washer Business Expands to Florida
A. W. Propst, based in Jacksonville, Florida, has built a thriving Maytag washing machine distribution. His brother-in-law, Mr. Sindelar of Omaha, plans to move to Tampa to join the operation as business volumes grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Propst
Jacksonville
Dptorida
Mr. Sindelar
Onaha
Florida
Tampa
Fila
Maseman Daughter Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Marilyn Maseman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Maseman recovered from surgery in Omaaha and was cared for by her mother at Methodist Hospital. She returned home last Tuesday with her father awaiting further news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Maseman
Henry Maseman
Oamaha
Methodist Hospital
Woman Returns to Omaha and Resumes Normal Life
A woman was taken to Omaha and brought home where she has been getting along nicely since the arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Wreck at Crossing Injures Illinois Driver Near Town
Two cars collided Tuesday morning near the railroad crossing north of town. An Illinois vehicle driver suffered severe injuries and was transported to Lincoln Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny 19
Lincoln
Avoca Mothers and Daughters Club Tea Meeting
The Mothers and Daughters club of Avoca enjoyed a pleasant meeting last Tuesday afternoon with guests and afternoon tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Daughters Club of
Avoca
Flower Show Excursion Rejoices Local Party
J. H. F. Rughe and wife with Dick Neumeister and family enjoyed a Sunday trip to Shenandoah to view a free armory flower show. They praised the exhibit as superior to prior costly displays and noted promising crops and prospects for a bountiful harvest unless an unforeseen event alters the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. F. Rughe
Dick Neumeister
Shenandoah
Injury to hand while handling obstreperous cow
Albert Bruns suffered a severe cut when a cow pulled free its halter chain, drawing the chain across his hand and lacerating flesh. A doctor dressed the wound and he is now recovering and unable to tend daily work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bruns
Inco
Visiting Relatives Stay With Avoca Families
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Propst from Jacksonville Florida arrived in Avoca Monday evening and visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Hellstrom’s family over Tuesday. They plan to travel to Orubahsa then return to the southern home, citing praise for local scouts and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Propst
Elmer J. Hellstrom
Avoca
Jacksonville
Florida
Overnighland
Avoca Post Office Renovation Nears Completion
The Avoca post office has undergone extensive decorating with new wallpaper and several coats of paint on woodwork. The interior now presents a refreshed appearance and looks fine as work nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
Postmaster Bogaard Adds Cleaning Help to Office
The appearance of the place has been altered as Postmaster Bogaard employed a couple of women to clean up the furniture and improve the office’s overall look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogaard
Dorothy Gollmer Attends Omaha Show With Fred Gollmer
Dorothy Gollmer of Lincoln traveled to Omaha to see her brother Fred Gollmer perform with the Jimmy Joy orchestra on a Saturday night. Their mother Mrs Gallner from Avoca joined them. the father and another brother Barnier were unable to attend. Fred will perform with the orchestra in Denver in about thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Norothy Gollmer
Lincoln
Fred Gollmer
Jimmy Joy Orchestra
Gallner
Avoca
Metropolis
Fred
Borothy
Mr. Gallner
Barnier
Denver
Roadwork Advances on O Street Road Paving Project
The O street road is prepared for blacktop on a nine mile gap from Avoca corner east to seven miles west of the ferte spot. Widening to reduce steep grades and allow more dirt is planned while the fence at Fred Maraguaridt’s lot is set seven feet. The pavement is nearly complete and the public debates concrete vs asphalt as the State Highway Department tests materials to ensure lasting performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Street
Nime
Circe
Avoca
Ferte
Fred Maraguaridt
State
Nidway Department
Smock Family Attends Funeral for Mayo Ammerman
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Smock and daughter Mrs. Keener Price travel to Willmothsville Missouri after the death of their niece Mayo Ammerman. Funeral services are set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keener Price
Willmothsville, Mo
Mayo Ammerman
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