Alvo Neighborhood Sees Weddings In Marysville
Alvo residents celebrate new marriages with four couples proceeding to Marysville Kansas for ceremonies at the Methodist parsonage. Ellis Mickle wed Hazel Hardnock and James Friend married the widow Jane Day of Winfield. The article notes local postwedding plans and community updates including Elmwood and Lincoln visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvo
Marysville
Kansas
Ellis Mickle
Hazel Hardnock
Sam Hardnock
William Mickle
Carl Rosenow
Pauline Snavely
Mickle
James Friend
Benedict
Jane Day
Winfield
Alvo Neigborhood News Highlights Last Wednesday Activities
Road work at Alvo to six miles east. grading north of Alvo. residents ill with flu and recovering. Louisville defeated Alvo 6 to 1 in a Sunday ball game. Local trips to Lincoln and Omaha noted. Church choir rehearsals and corn shelling reported. A bank examiner praised Farmers and Merchants Bank. Neighbor updates include ground prep for corn, a paralyzed cow, and preparations for July boat license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Coatman
Alvo
Willard Timion
Floyd Eidenmiller
Alvyo
Wm. Suders
Louisville
Arthur Dinges
Lincoln
Eiores
R. L. Penterman
Karl Rosenow
Omaha
Methodist Church
V. A. Mockenhaupt
Edward Taylor
Farmers and Merchant Bank of
Hhem
Carl Johnson
Charles Heartle, Jr
Sam Humphrey
Mothers Council of Alvo Meets at Manners Home
The Mothers Council of Alvo held a gathering last Wednesday at Mrs. J. M. Manners residence. They conducted planned community work and ended with an excellent luncheon hosted by the gracious hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Council of
Alvo
J. M. Manners
M E Church Announces May Events and Baccalaureate
The M E Church will observe Mother’s Day on Sunday May 10. Rev J H Clemens D D will preach May 17 and hold the second quarterly conference. The Baccalaureate sermon is set for the evening of May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
J. H. Clemens
Obituary of John Jacob Clites in Alvo Community
John Jacob Clites born July 25 1855 in South Hampton Mills Pa moved through Illinois Iowa married Anna Campbell June 1 1880 Emerson Iowa. Survived by five children Lancelott Ivan Oral Maud Pearl. Oral died in infancy. Baptized with Reorganized LDS 1584. Lived in Alvo since 1900 except one year Roy Montana. Died April 25 at 10 35 aged 69 years 9 months. Funeral at home with Rev C A Norlin burial Alvo cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacob Clites
John—Jacob Clites
South Hampton Mills
Illinois
Iowa
Anna Campbell
Emerson
Lancelott
Ivan
Oral
Maud
Pearl
Montana
Clutes
Reorganized
Church of Latter Day Saints
Alvo
Roy
Mr. Clues
Daddy Clues
C. A. Norlin
Alvo Cemetery
Herrick Turns Over Hospital to City of Rheims
In Rheims France on April 320 Myron T Herrick the American ambassador to France presented the children s hospital funded by American women to the city of Rheims The hospital named American Memorial hospital for children sits a mile from the city and bears inscriptions and American eagles on its facade as a symbol of wartime alliance and gratitude
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Hospital
City OF
Rheims
France
Myron T. Herrick
United States
American Memorial Hospital For Children
Prisoner vows to write book despite life sentence
A Boston man serving a life sentence declares his intention to write a book, illustrating that harsh penalties may not deter criminals with deep seated enmity to society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
County Notices and Social Visits From Manley Area
County figures and residents record a week of travel and visits across Manley Louisville Elmwood and Plattsmouth. Notables include C F Harris and August Krecklow with new cars, road work by EH Krecklow, and several trips to Omaha Cedar Creek and Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C .F. Harris
Union
Manley
Wm _ Freidrick
Cedar Creek
R. Bergman
Omaha
August Jochim
Louisville
J. C. Rauth
Don Herman
William Rauth
John Stander
Weeping Water
Plattsmouth
Argust Pautsch
W. J. Rau
Edna Koop
Herbert Burbee
August Krecklow
Dick Pickard
Arthur Mockenhaupt
John Tighe
Father Higgins
W. D. Higgins
Murdock
Margaret Bergman
Margaret
August Stander
Elmwood
Edward Seiker
Selker
Frank Bergman
Willis Knight
Henry O'Leary
Morday
Madison Wisconsin
EH Krecklow
Eli
Krecklow
John Linvingston
James Tighe
Pilger
Wm. Rauth
Chappell
Colorado
Manley Secures Electric Light and Power
The village will have electric lights with poles in place after early last week digging holes. Lights will be available around the clock and power can be drawn when needed, aiding the town and its residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley
Marriage in Plattsmouth Bets Union Groom and Manley Bride
In Plattsmouth at the county judge's office, Hobart Blake of Union and Ida Christian of Manley were married. They will reside in Union where Blake runs a hotel business. Ida Christian is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Christian of Manley and well regarded in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Hobart Blake
Union
Ida Christian
Manley
Thomas Christian
Moscow in riot of red May Day in bolshevik fashion
Moscow on May 1 marked a citywide May Day celebration with workers soldiers and youth forming mile long processions and displaying banners. Government offices shops and factories closed for a three day holiday as Karl Marx Lenine and leaders were shown in lithographs and huge loudspeakers spread the rhetoric. Red Army recruits took an oath at Lenine tomb supporting the revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Karl Marx
Lenine
Red Army
Gas tar lice killer for hogs and poultry houses
Promote gas tar as a lice and vermin killer for hogs and poultry houses. Claims low cost with various price breaks per quantity and delivery to freight houses in York Beatrice or Plattsmouth. Urges calling local gas plants in York Beatrice or Plattsmouth for smaller orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Beatrice
Plattsmouth
York, Beatrice Or
Annual Cornhusker Round Up Planned at University
The University of Nebraska schedules the Fourth Annual Cornhusker Round-Up from May 28 to 30 in Lincoln. Activities include Ivy Day ceremonies, May Queen crowning, alumni meetings, two football games, campus lunches, ROTC drill, University Players play, a dance drama, and several alumni banquets. The week culminates with baccalaureate on Sunday and commencement June 6 led by Dr. Geo E Maclean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
Fouth
University
Lincoln
Ray DePutron
Edna Sarah Holland
Frederick E. Beaumont
Max Beghtel
Fred Sidles
Clarence E. Hinds
Nebraska
William Norton
Polk
Orpheum Theater
Bie
Banguets
Armory
Hart Jenks
Omaha
Geo. E. Maclean
Mother's Day Gifts at Bates Book and Gift Shop
A local ad promotes Mother's Day merchandise at Bates Book and Gift Shop. It highlights mottoes in frames greeting cards stationery gift items and personal care goods with prices from 10 cents to $1 and urges early viewing for best selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book and
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Governor submits about thirty names for court commissioners
Lincoln May 1 Governor McMullen has sent about thirty lawyer names to the state supreme court for selection of six court commissioners. More than three from each of the six congressional districts are represented. The governor will withhold names until the court reviews the list and may not appoint until after deliberations. Justice Morrissey is in Washington and may not return until Monday or Tuesday, giving the court time to consider the nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
McMullen
Supreme Court
Morrissey
Washington
Eight Mile Grove Cemetery Postponed Meeting Notice
Residents of Eight Mile Grove will meet at the Hight Mile Grove church near the cemetery on Tuesday May 5 at 8 pm to elect new officers and discuss care and upkeep of the site. Wetenkamp, secretary.
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Eight Mile Grove
Tinters Trim Up Mull Last Night
The Burlingon shop league game saw the tinters defeat the planing mill workers 11 to 4 at the local baseball park. Louie Wooster pitched for the tinters with Ed Grajeville catching, while Gaylord led the mill with the game’s longest hit, a triple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Louie Wooster
Ed Grajeville
Gaylord
Nick Wooster
Sharp
Tinners
Machinists
Freight Car Department
Flac
Mill—Sharp
Fulton
Richards
Brown
Fyfe
Dragon
Babbitt
Spitznogle
Tinners—Wooster
Gradeville
Rebal
Shea
Warga
Schliske
Short
Nelson
Copenhaver
Hagerman
Local residents visit city for business and travel
Dr. H C Leopold operates from 531 Main Street and hosts callers from Murray Nehawka Union and Nebraska City. Visitors include F A Burch of Weeping Water and Frank E Vallery of Omaha. Mrs J A Donelan and sister Mrs Burgess travel to Nebraska City. Georgia White arrives from Kansas City to visit family. William Meisinger and E H Brady depart for western Iowa to invoice for the Burlington store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T .B. Klimm
Near Murray
Z. W. Shrader
Near Nehawka
F. A. Burch
Weeping Water
Court House
Frank E. Vallery
Omaha
Troy L. Davis
J. A. Donelan
F. D. Burgess
Cedar Rapids
Nebraska
Nebraska City
J. C. Thygeson
Ivan Balfour
Union
R. C
Charles Ferguson
Journal
Justus Lillie
Denver
West
Charles Kunsmann
Lookout
Colorado
Ed E. Leach
Murray
Georgia White
Kansas City
Alice White
Lillian
Charles Beeson
Cleveland
Ohio
Allen J. Beeson
John Beeson
Allen Beeson
Alexander Kirk McNaughton
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Jane B. Clement
McNaughton
J. M. Smith
Norfolk
William Meisinger
E. H. Brady
Iowa
Burlington
District visitors stop by on Western State trip
A parade of locals and visitors pass through the city. B F Dill from Murray, Joe Armstrong of Alvo, Frank McNurlin from Eight Mile Grove and A B Fornoff near Cedar Creek are seen for business and trading. Wayne Stewart returns from Havelock while Henry Atherton heads to Omaha and Missouri Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Dill
Murray
Joe Armstrong
Alvo
Frank McNurlin
Eight Mile Grove
A. B. Fornoff
Cedar Creek
Jack Ledgway
Aurora
Illinois
Burlington
Lintle McVey
Nehawka
Jesse R. McVey
Wayne Stewart
Havelock
Henry Atherton
Omaha
Missouri Valley
Iowa
M. D. Brown
Renee
West Frankfort
Journal
L. R. Feller
Elmer Webb
Feller
St. Joseph
Paxton- Vierling
Irene Pfoutz Improving After Appendicitis Operation
Friends of the Pfoutz family report Irene Pfoutz is improving after a week in Methodist hospital following an appendicitis operation. Doctors say her condition is favorable and she should be able to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfoutz
Irene
Methodist Hospital
Pony Taken Up Near Plattsmouth Farm
Brown pony taken up at my farm north of Plattsmouth about three weeks ago. Owner may reclaim by calling at my place, paying damages and for this advertisement. Cc. L. Stull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Cc. L. Stull
Cigars Brought To Humidor At Bates Book Store
This note advertises cigars at Bates Book and Stationery Store with a electric humidor keeping them moistened to an ideal level. It lists popular brands available for customers seeking quality storage and aroma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Not Married Says Snavely and Rosenow
The Journal received advices from Alvo denying a marriage between Miss Pauline Snavely and Mr. Carl Rosenow. They say they accompanied friends on the journey that ended with Hazel Hardnock and Eijlis Mickle and did not wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Alvo
Pauline Snavely
Carl Rosenow
Hazel Hardnock
Eijlis Mickle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alvo Department
Western
Cass. Co
Ralph Keckler
Elmwood Bell
Eddie Craig
Oklahoma
August Johnson
August
Mothers’ Council Met
M. E. Church
John Deere
International Line
Goatman Hardware
Nebraska Gas & Electric Company
Eight Mile Grove Cemetery
A. A. Wetenkamp
Sec
Burlington Shop
Dr. Hohn
Big
H. C. Leopold
Main Street
Thuredeay
Fricke
Goal
Burlington Station
W. Gillett
Irene Pfoutz
Nebr
Lester Shrader
E. F. Grubsky
North 11Th St
Battsmouth
Iam
American Weather Strip Co
Grand Rapids
P.O. Box
Plattsmouth, Nebr
Harry Johnson & CO
Plattemouth
Searls. Davis
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