Alvo News highlights local business and health notes
Alvo News reports residents visiting Lincoln and Murdock for business. Families relocate to Omaha while bridge work west of Alvo nears completion. Local health concerns include Mrs. Lizzie Lewis and Grandmother Aptegrove, with several children improving after hospital visits. Community figures like Rev. Knosp and Harry A. Williams are noted in local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hardwock
Linecoln
John Coleman
Omaha
Lyle Miller
Lincoln
George Dennis
Alvo
Pat Reed
C. L. Smith
Dodgee-Plymouth Agency
Plattsmouth
Charles Ayres
Neill Lewis
Murdock
Ecorn-Hog
Lizzie Lewis
Neighbors Help Man Plant Corn During Illness
Due to Mrs. Jess Hardnock’s illness and frequent hospital visits in Lincoln, Mr. Hardnock was left with unplanted corn. Neighbors and friends organized and planted his crop last week amid favorable weather, reflecting enduring neighborliness and the cooperative spirit of the community.
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Jess Hardnock
Lincoln
Hardnock
Out of Quarantine For Smallpox Houses Released
The homes of Charles Roelofsz and Elmer West, under smallpox quarantine, were released last Wednesday after terminal disinfection. All occupants with the disease had recovered and were released.
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Charles Roelofsz
Elmer West
Groom from Weeping Waiter weds Ceva Rueter in Glenwood
Warne Wiles of Weeping Water and Ceva Rueter daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Rueter of Alvo were united in marriage in Glenwood Iowa.
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Warne Wiles
Ceva Rueter
Fred Rueter
Alvo
Glenwood
Iowa
Five Defendants Face Separate Trials in Lyddane Murder Plot
In Rockville Maryland Mrs Anne Lyddane leaves court with her husband as five defendants including four men and the accused wife await separate trials. Francis Lyddane stands by his wife amid the alleged conspiracy to murder him.
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Lyddane
Anne Lyddane
Rockville
Francis Lyddane
Couple Receives Blessings as They Start New Life in Weeping Water
The newlyweds return to receive blessings from relatives and friends. They plan to settle in Weeping Water where Wayne works on the CCC camp project in the Baker grove area south of town. Congratulations and best wishes follow.
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Weeping Water
Wayne
CCC
Baker Grove
Alvo Free Moving Picture Show Draws Big Crowd
The town's free show by local business men attracts many residents. The latest program featured Mr Geld of Lincoln presenting Orient travel scenes filmed in China plus an illustrated talk about his journey.
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Alvo
Geld
Lincoln
Orient
China
Alumni Dinner Recalls Lincoln Normal School Alumni
The Lincoln Normal alumni association holds a yearly dinner and gathering to reminisce. This year’s reunion occurred Sunday June 9 with a large turnout including Mr and Mrs John Banning of Alvo.
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John Banning
Lincoln Normal School
Banning
Alvo
Mrs. Jesse Hardwock Remains Hospitalized in Lincoln
Mrs. Jesse Hardwock continues serious illness at Bryan Memorial hospital in Lincoln. Her husband remains in Lincoln to be near her as family and friends hope for a recovery and restored health.
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Jesse Hardwock
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
Methodist Brotherhood Meeting At Local Church
The Brotherhood of the Methodist church held a meeting at the church last Monday evening with an interesting program. They also conducted business on community welfare and church betterment, followed by a luncheon to close the session.
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Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Able to Resume Work Albert Fairfield Returns to Duties
Albert Fairfield twenty son of Mr and Mrs W E Fairfield residing north of town now at Streeter Illinois has been very sick with an attack of acute appendicitis underwent an operation recently and is able to be up and about again and to resume his work this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Knosp
Murdock Lutheran Church
Calloway
Neb
Henry Schieuter
Earl Bennett
Albert Fairfield
W. E. Fairfield
Town
Streeter
Illinois
Everybody Working Now Alvo Sees Full Employment
Alvo reports strong job presence as residents find work and farmers hire substantial help for a promising crop year. The community notes relief from long standing unemployment through widespread employment.
Kept Pretty Busy Frank Dougherty Delivers Stock to Market
Frank Dougherty shipped a consignment of stock to the South Omaha market last Wednesday. Roy assisted in unloading and then immediately set up farm machinery for John B. Elliott who is selling farming equipment for corn cultivation and harvesting as the small grain harvest approaches.
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Frank Dougherty
South Omaha
R. M. Coatman
Roy
John B. Elliott
Cattle on Feed at Elliott Farm In Nebraska
John B. Elliott received a consign ment of 37 head of steers last week purchased at the South Omaha market. They were delivered to his farm by Coatman and Skinner. Elliott is an experienced feeder known for preparing cattle and hogs for market.
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John B. Elliott
South Omaha
Coatman & Skinner
Mr. Elliott
Lincoln
Nebraska
International Harvester Company
G. L. Noble
National Committee
Chicago
L. J. Frisbie
Oyden Riddle
Bartley
J. L. Henn
College of Agriculture At
Wedding at the Methodist Parsonage in Seward
Thelma Reynolds and Gilbert Hands were married at the Methodist parsonage in Seward in a small ceremony attended by friends. Reynolds, a teacher in the Alvo public schools, came from town with Hands after securing papers in Plattsmouth. They left for their Seward home to share the news with relatives.
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Hves
Thelma Reynolds
Alvwo
Gilbert Hands
Sewerd
McKensie
Seward
Schools Celebrate Wedding Wishes in Journal Note
The Journal extends congratulations to a couple married during their work in the schools and wishes them a long and happy life together. The note shares best wishes from the publication as part of the community acknowledgment.
There Is No Saturation Point for Life Insurance
The Insurance Field argues life insurance has no saturation point as only about half of Americans hold policies totaling 22 billion in coverage. The average policy is 1670 dollars with 364 dollars per policyholder in assets, signaling strong growth potential and wider investment influence on the economy.
Thirteen Chins Born to One Omaha Family
Edith Chin, 10, tends her mother's large brood as the thirteenth Chin child arrives at a county hospital Tuesday night. She jokes about endless work between dishwashing and baby tending while inspecting the new sister.
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Omaha
Edith Chin
County Hospital
Edith
Optimistic Farmers Hope for bumper crop after rains
Farmers express optimism as spring rains improve prospects for a bumper crop and forest yields, suggesting favorable growing conditions ahead.
Double Header Highlights Soft Ball League Action
Friday night double header featured Home Dairy versus Donuts in a 13 to 4 Home Dairy win as Duda doubled and Miller drove in runs. In the nightcap Norfolk Packers beat Chevries 7 to 6 after a seventh inning comeback sparked by Scurto and Brittain.
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Home Dairy
Norfolk Packers
Donuts
Beverage
Vanlandingham
Milkmen
Duda
Miller
Hull
Chevies
Chevrolets
Packers
Scurto
Fleet
Brittain
No Insurance Tax Law Not Yet In Effect
The proposed bill to make delinquent real estate taxes a lien on insurance claims for fire damaged properties was not in the compiled session laws approved by the governor and not yet effective on August 26. It is unclear whether the governor vetoed it or it failed in the legislature, despite backing from Plattsmouth, Nebraska City, and the League of Nebraska Municipalities.
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Plattsmouth
Nebraska City
League of Nebraska Municipalities
Plattsmouth Farm Produce Ad Promotes Splendid Selection
Plattsmouth buyers are offered a broad range of farm produce in a splendid array of ads. The notice highlights fresh vegetables fruits and staple goods available locally.
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Plattsmouth
Recreation Needs Survey Funded For U S Parks
The national park service seeks 3 444 132 from the work relief fund for a nationwide recreation survey aimed at coordinating land use with federal programs. It would create about 4 696 jobs including 3 872 semi skilled workers and guide books on recreational facilities. State allocations include Iowa 71 008 and Kansas 355 788 among others.
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Washington
Work Relief Fund
National Park Service
National Resources Board
Civilian Conservation Corps
Public Works Administration
The
Resources Board
Park Service
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Bates returns to Kansas City after visit
Mrs. T. B. Bates left Friday for Kansas City after a two week stay with Mrs. R. A. Bates and friends. She will visit her sister Mrs. Guy French and family there.
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Kansas City
T. B. Bates
R. A. Bates
Bates
Guy French
Prosecute Four Farmers In Nebraska Cases
The railway commission ordered prosecutions against four northeastern Nebraska farmers Leonard Clemens of Tilden Henry Leonard of Osmond GE L Malina of Page and Vaclav Malina. County attorneys from Antelope Pierce Holt and Butler will file charges. Investigators found missing corn in Malina case while others showed no corn. Attorney General Wright will oversee prosecutions if local authorities abstain. Secretary Miller said more prosecutions are planned as investigations continue.
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Railway Commission
Nebraska
Leonard Clemens
Tilden
Henry Leonard
Osmond
GE. L. Roche
Page
Vaclav Malina
Antelope
Pierce
Holt
Butler
Wright
Miller
Commission
CCC Camps Planned to Aid Flood Area
CCC camps with 100 men each will be set up in Trenton Cambridge and Oxford to assist reconstruction in the flood area. Work Director Arnham announces the troops will depart Lincoln Saturday morning under Frank Mohler and focus on building temporary shelters for the homeless.
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CCC
Trenton
Cambridge
Oxford
Arnahan
Lincoln
Frank Mohler
Germans Laud Wales Leader for European Reconciliation
The German press hailed the Prince of Wales as a figure promoting European reconciliation. Headlines highlighted his suggestion that British war veterans visit Germany, framing it as a gesture of postwar rapprochement.
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Devlin
Prince of Wales
Germany
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