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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1925
Page
2
Alvo residents host visitors from Sidney and Lincoln while families move homes and farms. Local students study reporting, corn picking wraps up, and church and school activities continue as the community notes births and travels among farmers, teachers, and townsfolk.
November 3 1925 Cass County Board meets approves Mothers Pension orders Ferry license to Plattsmouth Ferry Company sets tolls and rates and passes numerous fund claims including General Fund Road Fund and Drag Fund with extensive itemized payees and balances. Adjourns to November 4 1925 with resignation and jail report filed and various salaries and expenses recorded.
A brief notice offering a quick sale of items listed as one fas stove a gasoline light plant one kitchen cabinet two gasoline irons edge band and one pve.
Friday reports Henry A Guthman of the Bank of Murdock and E W Keedy of Union in town for district court business and to visit friends. Burlington roadmaster F M Hoenshell and son Earl Hoenshell also called on work matters. Saturday attendees include J and Wiles, Mrs E H Wescott, Mrs C C Wescott in Lincoln for the funeral of Mrs George A Kaffenberger, Judge James Begley and Court Reporter Leslie Turpin plan Papillion district court sessions, with Mrs Julius M Hall and Mrs Gladys Groff visiting Lincoln for the day. A R Noble, Burlington conductor, visits Omaha for business while taking a short vacation.
Mrs. John Murtey entertained the Alvo Woman's club at her Alvo home last Thursday for the regular meeting. A good number of members attended and took part in the engaging programs. The social hour followed with a delightful luncheon served by the hostess.
Alvo church hosted a Fathers and Sons banquet with about 117 attendees. Rev. Albert Ruth of Omaha gave the principal address, joined by Dr. L Maier and C D Ganz for the fathers and Arthur Roel and Herold McKinnon for the sons. Rev. Chenoweth led the meeting and the M E church ladies provided the benauet.
Secretary Merrill of the Federal Power Commission challenges Pinchot in the Country Gentleman article. It highlights undeveloped waterpower, farm electricity integration with factory use, California as a case of external power import threat, and irrigation by electric pumps while noting hydroelectric gains support Southern agriculture and rural stability amid opposing views on power interconnection.
Mr and Mrs W E Fairfield hosted six o'clock dinner for the Alve school faculty last Wednesday evening at their pleasant home. The teachers greatly appreciated the hospitable gathering and enjoyed the evening.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Armstrong host a Thanksgiving week gathering for family. Relatives travel from South Bend Havelock and nearby towns to enjoy a long standing family reunion along with the holiday. Attendees include Roy Armstrong and family Glen Armstrong and family Barrett Armstrong and family and Ivan Armstrong and family.
Bates Book and Stationery Store announces new Christmas card stock with limited supplies. Come early for choice selections to find something distinct and festive.
Kansas City Missouri November 218 J Louis was chosen as 1926 meeting place at the concluding session of a three day conference of Boy Scout executives region No 8 Here today The regional committee members include Wyoming Robert D Carey Casper Colorado Charles G Gates Denver F J Burch Public Kansas G H Feindexter Kansas City W G Price Wichita Thomas W Williamson Topeka Iowa C R Patton Mason City Ivan Hasbrouch Des Moines Nebraska S R McKelvie Lincoln Missouri G P Truitt Kansas City Clarence H Howard St Louis Hugh Stephens Jefferson City The committee will serve under the chairmanship of Walter W Head Omaha.
Paris workers in a stenographers and typists union push a $26 a month minimum for members while nonstenographers should earn at least $24. Apprentices in the field would earn $17 to $22 monthly during training.
Bates Book and Stationery unveils a fresh stock of Christmas cards with seasonal designs and greeting options. Local shoppers can browse assorted styles, including traditional, humorous, and religious motifs, at the downtown shop.
Mr and Mrs Clark Gonzales welcomed a ten pound baby boy on Wednesday in Elmwood. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Chas Bally. Charley praises the grandson who already speaks and vows no trouble until after Thanksgiving. Navy 18 1925.
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