Elmwood bound household moves and local club banquet
Osborne Griffith moves his household goods to the Elmwood farm for the coming summer farming season. J W Kallmeyer ships goods to Berger Missouri and plans a visit en route to Dunbar. Roy Coatman performs parodies with a mixed sextette and jazz number requests from the 1776 Jazz Hounds. A dinner by seven club daughters and blue white red uniforms marks a successful banquet with many telegrams of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Griffith
Elmwood
Charles Ward
Avoca
Williams
C. H. Kirkpatrick
J. W. Kallmeyer
Berger
Missouri
Dunbar
Roy Coatman
Mesdames Boyles
H. Applemen
W. W. Coatman
Messrs
G. P. Foreman
Boyles
Jazz Hounds
Maggie
Bryans
Doris
Dorothy Coatman
Thelma Foreman
Alice Cook
Christine Linch
Helen Johnson
Ethel Coatman
Alvo Woman Opens Millinery Stock at Local Cafe
New line for Alvo Mrs. S Humphrey has installed a stock of millinery at the cafe and will conduct an up-to-date store for the ladies of Alvo and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvo Mre
S. Humphrey
Alvo
Woman's Reading Club Discusses Health Programs
The Woman's Reading club met with Mrs. Herman Bornemeier for an afternoon program on Health. Mrs. W. W. Coatman reviewed essential state laws, followed by papers on Malnutrition by Mrs. Charles Foreman and Home Nursing by Mrs. John Dremnan. Refreshments were served and the group planned to elect officers at the next meeting with Mrs. C. D Ganz hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Reading Club
Herman Bornemeier
W. W. Coatman
Harles Foreman
John Dremnan
C. D. Ganz
Charles Edwards
Palmyra Teams Hit Alvo In Palmyra Games
Alvo boys lost to Palmyra 14 to 9 while Alvo girls defeated Palmyra 26 to 19 at Palmyra. Return games planned at Alvo soon with expected competitive matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Alvo
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. G. P. Foreman
Friends and relatives gathered Friday evening February 27 to celebrate Mrs. G P Foreman 62nd birthday with a bountiful repast. Attendees included Oris Foreman Chertes Foreman John D Foreman Fred Prouty Marie J Foreman J H Foreman Glen Foreman Vera Landcaster Emma Cashner Vernon Hindbaugh and Charles Babcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Foreman
Oris Foreman
Chertes Foreman
John D. Foreman
Fred Prouty
Arie
J. H. Foreman
Glen Foreman
Vera Landcaster
Emma Cashner
Vernon Hindbaugh
Charles Babcock
Woman's Reading Club Banquet Celebrates Annual Event
The third annual Woman's Reading club banquet honoring 46 guests was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John D. Foreman on February 19. Festive red white and blue decor featured hats ches cherries and photogenic centerpieces. A radio program from WRC included Mrs. Harry Appleman Mrs. Frank Edwards and performances by local couples and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Reading Club
John D. Foreman
George Washington
WRC
Harry Appleman
Frank Edwards
O. A. Kitzel
Dorris
Dorothy Coatman
Broadcasting
John D. Fore
Anarchist Plots Target Morgan Schwab and Wilson
New York reports confirm that J. P. Morgan Charles M. Schwab and President Wilson were named for assassination by anarchist groups before U S entry into the war. Ralph M Easley head of the national civic federation cites Gompers autobiography disclosures and notes thwarted plots in Wilmington Delaware and the escape of the German agent Garland to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Morgan
Charles M. Schwab
Wilson
Ralph M. Easley
National Civic Federation
Samuel Gompers
Mr. Easley
Gompers
Dupont
Wilmington
Del
Mr. Morgan
Schwab
Easley
Mr. Gompers
Europe
Ead
Army Experiences Shared By Local Bible Class Member
W C Schaus told a Young Men's Bible class meeting about three years in the regular army. He spoke of coast artillery on the west coast and in the Philippines and Hawaii, plus time in Japan and in France as a major in World War I. The discussion covered people and places from his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
United States
W. C. Schaus
Schaus
Coast Artillery
Philippine Islands
Hawaii
Japan
France
Mrs. Homer Shrader Heads to Omaha for Brief Business Visit
Mrs. Homer Shrader and her son traveled to Omaha this morning to handle several business matters for a few hours, accompanying the trip with a short departure from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Shrader and Son
Omaha
Local residents arrange travel and visits amid travel disruptions
Billie and Jack Sheehan assisted unloading lumber at Crane Curyea and Murtey yard last Friday. Mary A Murphy visited Omaha with friends and relatives. James Boardman and family moved from a farm near Manley to Bancroft to farm next season. Rauth family hosted by Ray in Manley with Herman Rauth and Rena Christensen. John Stander visited Plattsmouth for shopping and seeing a friend. Eli Keckler cut a finger while hog butchering, hindering work. Elmer Pearson and wife toured Havelock and Lincoln, roads muddy from rain. Joe Rauth and Rollin Coon planned Holdrege trip but canceled due to cold. hopeful next week. Wm Sheehan and Frank Stander of Omaha visited Plattsmouth for business. roads on the K T highway noted as fair to good. W. J. Rau of Manley Bank of Manley visited Omaha for a holiday, as did Herman Rauth and wife but bad roads prevented travel. Join Crane attended Omaha lumbermen’s convention and visited friends, returned via Louisville after rain. John enjoyed the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie
Jack Sheehan
Curyea & Murtey
Mary A. Murphy
Omaha
James Boardman
Manley
Bancroft
A . Rauth
Herman Rauth
Rena Christensen
W. J. Ray
John Stander
Plattsmouth
Eli Keckler
Elmer Pearson
Havelock
Lincoln
Joe Rauth
Rollin Coon
Holdrege
Wm. Sheehan
Frank Stander
Edward Stander
Wabash
K. T
Murray
W. J. Rau
Bank of Manley
Ray
Join Crane
Getten
Louisville
John
Weeping Water to pave Main Street and cross streets
At a city council meeting in Weeping Water on Wednesday night last week the decision was made to pave Main Street for three blocks and two cross streets two blocks each for seven blocks total. The plan aims to improve roads amid a winter that highlighted travel hardships and signals a summer of permanent hard surface road construction.
Out Again After Sickness
Harold Krecklow, confined to home and bed for three weeks, was out last Saturday for the first time. He is feeling better but still not very strong after a hard three week bout with the flu. His friends are pleased he is out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Krecklow
Visit to Selkirk Ends for Edith Bouton and Cousin
Miss Edith Bouton returns home from a lengthy stay in Selkirk Ontario with relatives. She toured Canada for months over winter and was accompanied by cousin Mr. Morris Berkley who will reside here for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Bouton
Selkirk
Ontario
Canada
Edith
Morris Berkley
Died in the West Patrick Murphy Remembered Locally
Patrick Murphy long-time resident of Manley and nearby areas moved to Stewart and then Montana. He farmed there for years before dying in Montana early last week. His body was returned to Manley for funeral and burial. He was esteemed for his character and widely liked by older residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Murphy
Manley
Stewart
Montana
Murphy
Mrs Earhardt Stays in Hospital After Return Delayed
Mrs Frank Earhardt who expected to leave the hospital last week remains for a longer stay as she cannot yet make the trip home. Mr Earhardt visited to aid her return, but was unable to complete the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Earhardt
Mr. Earhardt
Patient shows slower recovery than expected
The patient remains hospitalized longer than anticipated with friends hopeful she can return home soon as her condition gradually improves.
Humble Hosts Entertain Friends Despite Bad Weather
Mr and Mrs A H Humble hosted a large Monday party for friends though Sunday’s severe weather kept many guests away. Guests present included Mr and Mrs R Bergman, Joseph Miller, Hugh OBrien and William Heebner who all enjoyed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Humble
Messrs
Mesdames R. Bergman
Joseph Miller
Hugh O’brien
William Heebner
Cathedral High Falls to Plattsmouth Five 35 to 18
Plattsmouth Blue and White defeated Cathedral High 35 to 18 at home. Plattsmouth built a 13 to 7 halftime lead as substitutes entered late. Buttery Flynn and Rebal led the offense while Haberlan starred for Cathedral. The Freshmen toppled the Sophomores 14 to ? in an earlier game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deily
Cathedral High School
Creighton Prep
Lincolnites
Robert
Cathedral
Plattsmouth
Lancaster Lads
Buttery
Flynn
Rebal
Haberlan
Sophoee
Cruse
Tiehen
TS Curran
Rs i Dowd
Lz Novak
Dunn
Bell
Auburn
Red Dominates Fashion at Maurices High School
The article notes a wave of bright red attire among Maurices high school students, with crimson neckties drawing attention in the auditorium under Principal Campbell. Local haberdasheries report strong stock as students flaunt the latest color trend amid campus scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Journal
For Sale Rhode Island Red and White Wyandotte Cockerels
For sale two types of cockerels Rhode Island Red and White Wyandotte offered by Julius Reinke at South End. Each bird may be saved or kept. sale details are brief and unidentified beyond the seller and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Rhode Island
Julius Reinke
South End
Express rate cuts take effect tonight nationwide
R W Clement of American Express Co announces new express rates become effective at midnight. Interstate shipments see substantial price cuts, Chicago rate drops from 3.33 to 2.35 per hundred pounds, while New York rates fall several dollars. Intrastate Nebraska rates remain unchanged. Clement provides a rate comparison from this city to major destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Interstate Commerce Commission
R. W. Clement
American Express Co
Mr. Clement
Chicago
New York
Nebraska
Clement
Plattsmouth
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Staul
Lincoln Life Story From Birth To Assassination
Theodore Hadraba outlines Abraham Lincoln’s life from his 1809 Kentucky birth to his 1865 assassination. The account traces his family, moves, early schooling, legal and political rise, stance against slavery, Civil War leadership, Emancipation Proclamation, Gettysburg Address, reelection, and death by John Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Hadraba
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Lincoln
Nancy Hanks
Hardin County
Kentucky
Indiana
Lincoln
Illinois
Abraham
Hercules
Gibraltar
Ilinois
Mary Todd
Dred Scott
Breckenridge
Buchanan
Fort Sumter
Meade
Sherman
Grant
Hooker
Gettysburg
Richmond
John Booth
Farm Loans at 6 Percent Secured by Farm Property
John M. Leyda offers farm loans at 6 percent interest with no commission. Money available secured by farm property. Address 124-2nd, 4th Gund Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Leyda
Gund
Plattsmouth High Falls In Season Finale At Havelock
Havelock defeats Plattsmouth 27 to 14 in the final 1925 season game at Havelock. Miller and Gall led Havelock with 10 and 7 points, while Hartford topped Plattsmouth with 5. Plattsmouth heads to district tourney in Omaha next weekend seeking a class B berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Havelock
Miller
Gall
Hartford
Omaha
Reos Ik
Shipman
Suecewenis
Pleasant meeting by women missi onary societies at First Methodist
Last evening the Woman's Foreign and Woman's Home missionary societies of the First Methodist church were pleasantly entertained at the church parlors. The program was led by Mrs. Ed Roman and Hoy. Frank Emory Pfoutz. The gathering was part of a nationwide program observing missionary work and was both enjoyable and productive for the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign and Woman's Home Missionary Societies
First Methodist Church
Ed Roman
Hoy
Frank Emory Pfoutz
Bates Book and Stationery Store School Supplies Sale
Bates Book and Stationery Store advertises school supplies at the lowest prices. The notice highlights affordable notebooks pencils and cartridges with emphasis on budget friendly options for students and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Public Auction at J A Pitt farm four miles south of Plattsmouth
Public sale at the J A Pitt farm on Rock Bluffs road begins March 4 at 1 PM selling cattle to four cows and livestock including hens and cockrels, farm machinery, household goods, and a diet of records. Terms: under $10 cash, over $10 six month credit with note at 8 percent interest. settlement before removal. Rex Young Auctioneer Platts State Bank Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Pitt
Plattsmouth
Rock Bluffs
Scheutler
Jenny Lind
McCormick
Plymouth Rock
John Deere
J. L Case
Deering
H. P. Rock Island
Voss
Co. O. Wohlfarth
Public Auction on Mike Hild Farm Near Murray and Mynard
Quit farming and sell at public auction starting 10:00 a.m. on the Mike Hild farm west of Mynard and Murray area with lunch served noon. Livestock include multiple horse teams cattle hogs and chickens along with farming equipment and household goods TB tested cattle and items like John Deere gear and cream separators. Auctioneers Rex Young Rae Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Hild
Mynard
Murray
Louisville
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Alvo Department
Messra Richardson
Bornemeier
Dinges
J. D. Foreman
F. E. Cook
Mesdames Stroemer
Oria Foreman
Morgan, Dupont and Schwab
The
Goatman Hardware
Wrigleys
Cathedral High
Andy Snyder
Snyder & Pitz
Sam T. Gilmore
BLUE
WHITE
Havelock High School
Lincoln Suburb
A. J. Snyder and
J. A. Pitz
Rex Young
Platts, State Bank
Sears S. Davis
Bertschy
Plattsmouth Loan
Ose Oscar Nailor
Poland
China
Rhode Island
Rae Patterson
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