Alvo News Highlights Local Church and Social Visits
Alvo area notes reveal Mrs. Walter Collins hosting the Woman's reading club. Social visits include Ralph Alley from St. Joe and Mrs. Frances Cash of Hallam visiting relatives. Several residents travel to Lincoln and Des Moines for church events and business. Mothers Day programs at the M E church feature Mrs. Joanson and soloists Lois Keefer and Lee Prouty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Collins
Woman's Reading Club
A. B. Stroemer
Wabash
Ralph Alley
St. Joe
Frances Cash
Hallam
A. N. Myers
M. E. Church
M. E
R. F. Joanson
Lois Keefer
Lee Prouty
Shelby
M. C. Keefer
Belle Sutherland
Dorothy Koon
Robert McMeekin
Floyd Peddist
John Inks
Hay Cole
Mynard
Keefer
Local Socials Report Weekend Short Visits
Jr. and Mrs. J. A. Shaffer were visitors in South Bend on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stromer and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stroemer were in Lincoln Saturday afternoon. Dr. Le Muir and family traveled to Milford Sunday morning to spend the day with the doctor's father and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Knicely and children of Cornell Bluffs Iowa visited the Muir household Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cashner visited Mrs. Cashner's brother Ellen Snake and family near Eagle Sunday and viewed the new consolidated school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Cashner
Oysters at the counter for a penny in old stews
A nostalgic note recalls a era when fifty oysters filled a twenty five cent stew and half shell servings cost one cent each at the counter. The memory evokes simple dining prices and maritime bounty from a bygone time.
Optimist Pauses To Poke Fun At Paris Telephone Delays
A witty remark frames a real optimist as someone who can endure long Paris phone connections. The quote notes it often takes thirty minutes to establish a call, highlighting frustration with service as a light joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ownership Statement for Plattsmouth Journal April 1920
Publisher J A Bates of Plattsmouth Nebraska and K A Bates editor with business manager Ir. A Bates all of Plattsmouth declare ownership and management details as required by the 1922 act. The sole owner is R A Bates of Plattsmouth Nebraska. The sworn statement lists no other stockholders or security holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
A. Bates
Plattementh
Hk. A. Bates
Pattemouth
Nebraska
M A. Bates
Plattsmo
Mattsmouth
Mortsagers
Nod Ofer
Dolding
Nore
Mortcures
Ardler Securittles
Aml Security
Ist
Stuiklehier
Plese
Perton of Corporation
Ds Elven
Aieo
Az Trustees
Juld Stuck and Securitier
J. A. Bates
Tublisher
Murdoch News Briefs: Sickness and Coal Plans
Emanuel Thimgan lies very ill after a Western state visit by his brother Edward who found him in distress but improved slightly on return. Tool Nauman & Murtey store coal for Murdoch citizens amid looming winter shortages with J A Bauers handling deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Thimgan
Edward Thimgan
Emanuel
Tool, Nauman & Murtey
Murdock
J. A. Bauers
Rock Island Bridge Reopens After Platte River Work
The Rock Island rail line completes Platte River bridge repairs at South Bend. First trains cross the bridge again, with detours via Louisville discontinued since last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Louisville
Platte River
South Bend
Have Prospered in Omaha
P Travers and wife of Omaha visited Murdock last Sunday driving to the home of Mr and Mrs H A Guthmann. Mr Travers, formerly a resident, now with brothers and sisters is a major Omaha property owner. They built and sold the Traverton and Alsatian apartments and own the Undie apartments, valuable properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
P. Travers
Murdock
H. A. Guthmann
Mr. Travers
Wrestling Trip to Lincoln Draws Murdock Fans
A group from Murdock attended a wrestling contest in Lincoln last Thursday. Participants included Stephen Lies H H Law ton Louis H Sornemeier Joe Johansen E W Thimgan John Gakemeier Lacey McDonald and Gus Gakemeier with three cars traveling to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Lincoln
Stephen Lies
H. H. Lawton
Mr. Lies
Louis H. Sornemeier
Joe Johansen
Mr. Bornemeier
E. W. Thimgan
John Gakemeier
Lacey McDonald
Gus Gakemeier
Titan Tractor Car Arrives In Local Ware Rooms
Wm. Gerrts, implement and farm machinery dealer, received a car load of Titan tractors a few days ago. He and expert helper Charles Schaefer unloaded and placed the units in the ware rooms for sale to prospective customers at an early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gsis
Wm. Gerrts
Charles Schaefer
Stock Chooses Fine Wale Car From E W Thimzan
Robert Stock purchased a new wale car from E W Thimzan praising it as a premier option in the market. He met old friends including J E McHugh A J Tool J A Raner Lacey McDonald and Bryan McDonald on a Meadow lake outing last Sunday. They enjoyed a day with former Plattsmouth residents C N Humphrey and wife visiting from Omaha where Mr Humphrey works for Standard Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stock
E. W. Thimzan
J. E. McHugh
A. J. Tool
J. A. Raner
Lacey McDonald
Bryant McDonald
Meadow
Funny Tribe
McHugh
C. N. Humphrey
Humphreys
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Humphrey
Standard Oil Company
Miss Rose Scheel Hosts Picnic to End Year at College Hill
Miss Rose Scheel who taught at the College Hill school this past year closed her work last Tuesday with a countryside picnic enjoyed by scholars and residents alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Scheel
College Hill
Married in Omaha Eldridge and Goehry wed in city
Miss Catherine Goehry formerly of Murdock married Robert E. Eldridge of Omaha last Wednesday. The bride, longtime Murdock resident, recently moved to Omaha for a job in Thompson Belden’s advertising department. The groom is son of Eldridge Reynolds of Omaha. They will reside in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Catherine Goehry
Murdock
Robert E. Eldridge
Miss Goehry
Thompson-Belden
Eldridge
Eldridge-Reynolds
Metropolis
Mrs Barbara Chez to Visit France and Alsace Lorraine
Mrs Barbara Chez living east of Murdock will depart soon for the east with her sister of Mr Jacob Goehry. They will stop in Washington DC to meet her brother and his wife and sail from New York for France for several months abroad. They plan to visit old friends in Alsace Lorraine whom they have not seen in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Barbara Chez
Murdock
Jacob Goehry
East
Washington, D. C
New York
Alsace- Lorraine
Floor Wax Offered at All Times at Max Dusterhoff tf
A brief notice states floor wax is available at all times at the Max Dusterhoff location. No additional details or context are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Dusterhoff
Miss Effa Patterson Returns From Beatrice Declamatory Contest
Friday's Daily notes Miss Effa Patterson came back this afternoon from Beatrice where she attended the declamatory contest. Emory Skinner and wife left for Omaha due to the illness of Mr Skinner's father. J E Adams visited Nebraska City for a dance hosted by Otoe county youth. Jack Fullwood left for Bartlesville Oklahoma after learning of his sister's death there. Mrs John F Wehrbein returned home from Lincoln where she attended the Eastern Star grand chapter. James Stander of Louisville spent a few hours in the county seat handling business at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Ensign
Rising City
Isola Kennedy
Lincoln
Bert Kitzel
A. N. Myers
S. C. Boyles
Ed Carr
South Omaha
C. F. Rosenow
Prairie Home
Sliger Brothers
P. J. Linch
Homer Cook
Frye
Clay Center
John Murtey
E. L. Uptegrove
Frank
Turner McKinnon
Chas. Strong
G. P. Forman
Ray King
Clark King
Herbert Moore
C. M. Jordan
Pythian Sisters Grand Lodge
G. FP. Foreman
Seward County
John Foreman
Charles Foreman
Vernon Hinebanugh
Alvo
Anna Hardnock
Oracle
Clifford Appleman
Liberty
Fay Parsell
Gaze County
Parsell
Delbert Skinner
Winnipeg
Canada
Fr. Rosenow
CC. F
Verl
Charles Raymond Clark
Chas, Avers
Frank Dougherty
Knights of Pythias Jodsze
Grand Lodge
Isaac Leland
Los Angeles
California
Harley Leland
Emory Skinner
Omaha
Skinner
J. E. Adams
Nebraska City
Otoe County
Jack Fullwood
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
John F. Wehrbein
Grand
The
Eastern Star
James Stander
Louisville
Backache linked to kidney trouble promoted
A Nebraska reader from Plattsmouth cites kidney pain and backache relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. C. C. Burbridge of Vine Street endorses the remedy, noting lasting relief and recommending it to neighbors. Sold for 60 cents at dealers. manufacturers Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Plattsmouth
C. C. Burbridge
Vine Street
Doan
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R. W. Stewart
Parmine
Juriey & Curyea, Grain and Lumber
Bank of Service’’ “Then
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Ford Res
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Journal Office
W. A. Robertson
Riley Hotel
Coates Block
Merrest
Effa Patterson
Beatrice
Cass Co
Jacob Vallery, Jr
Stephen Wiles
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Ry Commission
Murray Hall
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