Alvo Notes Highlight Community Visits and Local Happenings
Joseph Banning family visits Alvo with son Lemuel and Miss Nola. A B Stremer builds a boat trailer for Platte river hunting and fishing trips. Dickersons visit Ashland and Lincoln for business. Mrs. Elbert Taylor seeks health treatment in Lincoln. Elmwood Legion dance draws Alvo youth. Mrs. Stout recovers from rib injury. Grandson James Hermett stays with ill grandfather in Lincoln. The Cooks visit Omaha to see hospital-bound Charles Cook in Plattsmouth. Woman's Country Club near Alvo meets at Nickell home. George Thompson vacationing in Alvo. Lumber unloading for John Banning. Peter Johnson installs windmill for water supply. Willard Thimlin buys a Dodge truck chassis for transporting Alvo scholars. Cook family reunion at W T Valery home. many relatives attend. Alvo Woman’s Club meets at Mrs Browne’s. road work and gravel project discussed. Ruby Woods party honors at Mickel home with gifts. Alvo merchants plan Saturday night entertainment. upcoming play to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Banning
Lemuel
Nola
Alvo
A. B. Stremer
Platte River
F. F E. Dickerson
Ashlanfi
Lincoln
Elbert Taylor
Elmwood
American Legion
Thomas Stout
James Hermett
W. A. Cook
Omaha
Cook
Charles E. Cook
Plattsmouth
Woman's Country Club
Wm. Nickell
George Thompson
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Parsell
John Coleman
George
Peter Johnson
Willard Thimlin
Orris Cook
Frank FE. Cook
Wm. Kitzel
Bert Kitzel
E. M. Stone
W. T. Valiery
W. W. Browne
A. A. Wallinger
Ellis Mickel
Pauline Snareley
Ruby Woods
Ruby Woods and Clifford McMasters Wed in McPherson
In McPherson Kansas this morning Miss Ruby Woods daughter of Mr and Mrs John Woods of Alvo wed Mr Clifford McMasters son of Thomas McMasters of Eagle. The couple met in Hutchison and will reside in Hutchison where Mr McMasters works.
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McPherson
Kansas
Ruby Woods
John Woods
Alvo
Clifford McMasters
Eagle
Thomas McMasters
Alve
Elmwood High School
Hutchison, Kansas
Edward Stoffer
McMasters
Cyclone Sally at Jordan hall charms Alvo audiences
The Campfire girls of Alvo staged Cyclone Sally at Jordan hall on Thursday and Friday to large crowds. The play featured a lively cast including Jack Webster Phillip Coatman Reecie Manners Arthur Roedfser Jim Jerkins Sterling Coatman and Sally Graham with Dorothy Peterson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvo
Sally
Jordan Hall
Jack Webster
Webster Estate
Phillip Coatman
Reecie Manners
Arthur Roedfser
Jim Jerkins
Sterling Coatman
Willie Chimp
Sue Bascom
Lee Coatman
Sally Graham
Dorothy Peterson
Jenny Thatcher
Jim
Gladys Keller
Ruth Tratcher
Reggie
Dorothy Coatman
Effie Varden
Helen Hardnock
Vivian Verdon
Cedar Point
Eleanor Hensley
Pleasant visit at Alayo hosts Mrs Hicks and Mrs Carter
Mrs C F Hicks of Colorado and Mrs Jesse Carter of Lincoln spent Thursday afternoon and six o clock supper with Mrs Kirkpatrick at her Alayo home. The guests, longtime schoolmates, rode in on the morning train and returned to Lincoln on the evening train after a pleasant visit recalling former years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alayo
Local News Digest From Dalby and Meadow Visits
Mrs. Charles Mapes of Meadow Nebraska visited her mother Mrs. Isabel Rainey who remains in poor health. Mrs. J. H. Donnelly of Omaha stayed with Judge and Mrs. James T. Begley after visiting old friends. Postmaster James W Holmes and Dr. R F Westover attended the Southeastern Nebraska golf tournament in Auburn. Westover won last year’s southeastern title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heineman
Dalby
Charles Mapes
Meadow
Nebraska
Isabel Rainey
J. H. Donnelly
Omaha
James T. Begley
James W. Holmes
R. F. Westover
Auburn
Westover
Local visitors and departures mark Friday at county court
Friday brought a stream of visitors to the county seat. Weeping Water attorney Fred Gor der and E Tefft spent hours on county matters while George Yeager handled Ashland business with County Attorney W G Kieck. Many others including Mr and Mrs August Pautsch and Lydia visited relatives, and travelers from Sterling Colorado Hugo Oklahoma Red Lodge Montana Des Moines Dixon and Omaha departed after short visits or to attend family events such as Eva Raven and Robert McGrath’s wedding at St Peter’s church in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Gorder
Court House
E. Tefft
George Yeager
Ashland
W. G. Kieck
August Pautsch
Ernest Pautsch
Daugher
Lydia
Elmer Schleifert
Louisville
G. W. Edgerton
Hugo
Oklahoma
J. A. Edgerton
Edgerton
Henry Madsen
Red Lodge
Mont
Peter Madsen
Celia Lancaster
West
Clifford Cecil
Des Moines
Auto
Mr. Cecil
Drake University
Cecil
Christian Church
Weldon
Iowa
George W. Squires
Dixon
Nebraska
Mr. Squires
Omaha
Eva Raven
Mrs. Squires
Robert McGrath
St. Peter's Church
Local Court Business Attracts Elmwood Visitor
William Deles Dernier of Elmwood attended court-related matters at the courthouse for a few hours. Judge John B. Raper, who has presided over district court here, left this morning for Pawnee City. George W. Snyder traveled to Omaha for business on the Burlington train. Mrs. Glen Perry Mrs. S. A. Parker Mrs. C. D. Spangler of Murray and Miss Elizabeth Spangler also went to Omaha for a few hours on the early Burlington train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Vallery
Sterling
Caloado
William Otterstein
C. F. Vallery
West
Sheriff
Gert Reed
Murray
Reed
Eula Reed
Cameron
Missouri
William Deles Dernier
Elmwood
Court House
John B. Raper
Pawnee City
George W. Snyder
Omaha
Burlington
Glen Perry
A. Parker
C. D. Spangler
Elizabeth Spangler
Cass-Sarpy League Basketball Standings Summary
In the Cass Sarpy league standings Plattsmouth led with 42 points while Springfield trailed at 16. Fort Stook and Louisville posted mixed results with several teams like Bellevue Papillion and Springfield recording varying scores across Sunday games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort. Crok
Plattsmouth
Heeyaa
Rowlsville
Sprimfield
Fort Stook
Louisville
Bellevue
Papillion
Springfield
Tornado Hits Rogers Arkansas Destroys Building
W. G. Davis reports Rogers Arkansas was struck by a tornado tearing up trees and roofs and demolishing a building but with no lives lost. He adds Nebraska as a safer place to live.
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Saturdear
W. G. Davis
Rogers
Ark
Nebraska
The Stars Rise in Their Course
The stars sweep across the heavens though often hidden by clouds. It mirrors the career of man and the fate of human endeavors.
South Bend Ashland Gazette social notes large list of visits
The page records numerous social visits and gatherings across Ashland and Omaha, including Mr. Harry Long in Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. George Brown in Alvo, and many Monday to Sunday calls and dinners at homes of Mooney, Graham, Dill, Winget, Arm strong, Longe, and others. Also notes Picnics in W A Jones pasture and Coolidge joke alongside several church and lodge events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Long
Omaha
George Brown
Alvo
Kirs
Henry Stander
B. C. Mooney
Jess Kiviser
Carrie
Wilby Cox
B. C
Chas. Campbell
Oscar Dill
Wm. O'Brien
F. T. Graham
Eleanor Dixon
Ashland
Wahr. Schutz
Floyd Haswell
Charles Sandy
Irene
Jacob Carnicle
Oscar Dill and
Airs
George Vogel
Bert Winger
Lynn Clay
Paul Reinke
Ervin Keiers
Greenwood
Ben Knecht
Viola Tone
Robert Longe
Sine Ogle
Trouston
Texas
Glenn Armstrong
Marian McGrew
Toursville
Frank Ross
Glen Armstrong
Armstrong
Mae Ogie
Florence and
Peerl
James
Chester
Bert Winget
Joe Knecht
Virle Livers
Frank Graham
Masonic Lodge
University Place
Viola Long
Alice Benz
Moilte Roberts
Viola Longe
Harry
Effie LeCountard Daughler
Mary
Helen Hogelle
B. O. Mooney
President Coolidge
Roegs Davis
Ross
W A. Jones
Guy Ziegler
J. 4. Granger
Alfred Johnsor
Willys Knight and Whippet Cars Highlight Modern Features
Silent timing chain drive and full pressure lubrication protect main bearings. Long stroke high compression motor with Silchrome valves and oversized crankshaft. Timken roller bearings in wheels and drive. Hotchkiss springs and hollow self oiling prop shaft. Four wheel brakes and 40 to 60 mph capability. Composition wood and steel body. Visit showroom to inspect cars and shop equipment. appointments available. Call 98 or stop by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willys-Knight
Summer Social at the Henry Stander Home
Families and relatives gathered for meals and visits, including Mildred Stander, J. P. Johnson, Effie LeCount and daughter Mary, and Miss Helen Roselle of Omaha. Guests from Lincoln and Ashland joined afternoon and evening calls with the Stander family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
W. A. Jones
J. P. Johnson
Effie LeCount
Mary
Helen Roselle
Omaha
Henry Stander
Frank Ross
Mary LeCount
Stander
Minnie Tremary
Ervin
Lincoln
Williams Nursery rep Andrew Stohlman Promotes Stock
Andrew Stohlman of Williams Nursery University Place Nebraska offers shrubs roses and nursery stock at low prices. He emphasizes personal visits and years of experience to help customers fill orders and recalls past favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Stohlman
Williams Nursery
University Place
Nebraska
Murray Beach Opens With Holiday Crowd
Last evening marked the official opening of Murray bathing beach. A large local turnout motored to the scene to enjoy the remodeled pool praised as one of the best in the state. The facility had been closed last year and owners have enhanced the waters and grounds for public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Murray project aims to draw swimmers for 1927 season
Residents welcome the Murray project as a premier place for swimming enthusiasts. They anticipate a successful opening and a season where lovers of swimming can enjoy themselves to their hearts content. Business stationery and printing services are available at the Journal office.
Fireworks Supply Promises Glorious Fourth Delights
A local shop promotes a full line of fireworks and firecrackers ahead of Independence Day. The advertisement promises ample stock to ensure proper celebration for the community and emphasizes a complete assortment of munitions for the holiday.
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Alvo Department
Mona Motor Oils
Ford
Mona
the Alive Garage Art Dingos
Boothby’s Cafe
Alvo, Nebr
David L. Boothby
Kirkpatrick
H. Kirkpatrick
Alvyd
Coatman Hardware Co
South Bend
Ashland Gazette
Willys-Overland
Overland
Moye
Moye Produce Co
Telephone
Plattsmouth, Neb
Murray Beach
Bates Book and Stationary Store
5Th and Main Street
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