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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1925

Page

2

Thanksgiving at Alvo: local families share meals and stories

Alvo residents hosted and joined numerous Thanksgiving gatherings at homes of Rehmeyer, Rose, Parmenter, Armstrong, Werchal, Skinner, Wood, and others. Visitors from Sewarts and Lincoln attended, with farm work notable, including corn shelling and feeding, plus football fans in Lincoln watching the Huskers win 17 to 0.

Andy Broost Simon Rehmeyer Anton King Phillip Coatman John Skinner Henry J. Miller Bessie Obers Sewarts Alvo Wm. R. Stewart Charles F. Rose H. S. Ough A. J. Schafer R. L. Parmenter Joseph Armstrong J. H. Werchal Will Nickie Thantkse L. D. Multien Lincoln Mary Skinner Ira Clutes FretHhomt Iso D. W. Skinner Henry W. Banning Nebraska Cornhuskers Hoosier Siante Munn KFAB J. H. Werehal John John Woods Elmer Roxzenow Miss Wood John Wood Arthur Dinges Dire Samuel Dinges George Dinges Unzlille Albert Cash Mr. Dinges Virginia Syracuse Arthur Dinses Stromer Elmer Rosenow

Furniture for Sale By Frank E Cook

Quick sale listing includes one gas stove one gasoline light plant one kitchen cabinet two gasoline irons and one bed. Frank E Cook offers these items for sale to interested buyers.

Parmenters Share Birthday Even Though Years Apart

Mr and Mrs R L Parmenter celebrate birthdays on the same date Friday Navy 25th though born in different years. The coincidence helps them easily remember each other’s birthday.

R. L. Parmenter Navy

Bible School Class Cleans and Paints Local Church

The Methodist Bible school at Alvo organized work to prepare the church basement for use. On a Wednesday afternoon they repainted and cleaned the space with help from Arthur Dinnes, R. M. Coatman, Rev. Chenoweth, and Charles Foreman, turning the area into a markedly neater space.

Methodist Bible School Alvo Arthur Dinnes R. M. Coatman Rev. Chenoweth Charles Foreman

Death Comes to Erastus Neil Home Resident

Erastus Niel, a resident of the Nebraska Masonic Home, died after a lengthy illness at age 68. He had lived at the home since 1923 and formerly lived in Alma, where he worked for Congressman A C Shall enberger. His funeral is set for Sunday in Crete with interment in the family lot.

fFaterday Pally Nebreska Masonic Erastus N. Neel Great Masonic Institution Mr. Niel Harlan Lodge No. 116 Alma Nebraska A. C. Shallenberger Niel Crete

North Sea Storm Disrupts Travel and Wrecks Vessels

London reports a North Sea storm described as the worst in years with frozen spray flooding ships funnel tops and high wireless towers at Norddeich collapsing. Denmark saw royal travel rerouted for Queen Mother Alexandria's funeral. numerous boats wrecked and several lives lost along English and continental coasts.

London North Sea Norddeich Bremen Denmark Alexandria England Continent

St. Pauls Auxiliary meeting notice

The Ladies Auxiliary of St. Pauls church will meet Thursday afternoon December 3 with Mrs Henry Born. All members and friends are invited. Do you have anything to sell or buy.

St. Paul’s Church Henry Born

Thanksgiving visitors linger at local homes and towns

Nehawka resident K A Kirkpatrick spent hours at the court of Major Hall while Murray residents hosted Thanksgiving visits. Omaha guest Ludwig Miller and family stayed with Meisingers. Several families in Avoca Horton and Vermillion hosted kin from Omaha Sterling and Sterling Colorado for Thanksgiving.

K. A. Kirkpatrick Nehawka T.hall Murray Hall George R. Sayles Ludwig Miller Omaha Stanley J. H. Hallstrom James G. Mauzy James, Jr Avoca Elmer Hallstrom Fred Vallery Sterling Colorado Mr. Vallery Burlington Thomas J. Murphy Murphy Henry G. Soennichsen Gunderson Vermillion Carl Gunderson South Dakota Julia Eades Miss Fern Yesterfly D. Morgan Fern Hades Technical High School

Federal Standards for Grading Hay Crop

Federal hay standards effective Sept. 1, 1925 use three grading factors Leafliness Color and foreign material. Criteria define alfalfa though grass mixed cases exist and numerical grades replace terms like Choice or Standard. Certificates explain grade reasons and possible alternative grades under U. S. No 1 No 2 and No 3 alfalfa with leaf percentage color and foreign material thresholds.

Secretary of Agriculture United States U. S U. S.S

Local residents depart after weekend visits

Harris returned to Union after tending county business, while Donald Pirie left Bridgeport to head west after visiting his grandparents. Mrs. H K Larson Omaha and Mrs. James Doig Fairbury left for home after visiting Fred H. Mummond's family. Emmons Holly, upholsterer in Sioux Falls, S D, is home for weekend rest before Sunday return to duties.

Harris Union Donald Pirie Bridgeport Nebraska F. B. Shopp H. K. Larson Omaha James Doig Fairbury Fred H. Mummond Emmons Holly Sioux Falls S. D

Boosting for Building Auditorium Drives Local Support

A Plattsmouth community effort seeks funds for a new auditorium with small donations welcomed. A withheld donor contributes $10 and urges others to give within means, noting every amount helps. Subscriptions will be published after carnival receipts, Elk's gift, and Overland sedan sale results are finalized, with Treasurer Leslie Niel coordinating donations.

Community Auditorium Fund Plattsmouth Mercury Leslie Niel Finance Committee

Christmas Cards at Bates Bookend Stationery Store

The Bates Bookend Stationery Store advertises a large selection of Christmas Cards this season. Customers are urged to place engraving orders early to ensure timely return.

Bates Bookend Stationery

Journal Office Prints All Business Forms

The Journal office offers printing services for all business forms. Contact for ledgers receipts checks and stationery needs and prompt turnaround.

Governor Commended On Nebraska Road Building Progress

Governor McMullen receives a letter from Arthur Bowring praising Nebraska road improvements. The 1925 report shows 358.8 miles graveled, 121.1 miles graded, 427,076 spent on paving and 160,067 on bridges and culverts across 61 counties, with total year road work near 2.5 million dollars and contracts to be completed by July 1, 1926.

McMullen Arthur Bowring Merriman Nebraska Good Roads Association Nebraska P. E. Clement State Highway Department Bowring Banner Cedar Dawes Denel Frontier Jefferson Keya Pahoa Merrick Platte Yuotan Plattsmouth

Irish Loan Fund Trial Facilitated in New York

Two committees representing holders of Irish republic bonds in the United States won the right to intervene in the case seeking the unsettled portion of a 6.5 million subscribed loan. Supreme Court Justice Proskauer granted intervention, signaling that a trial may proceed. The suit, filed by the Irish Free State, targets banks and safe deposit firms holding the securities, connected to Eamon de Valera and other Irish administration officials.

New York Supreme Court Proskauer

Norway forms commission to study currency stability

A Norwegian cabinet appointed a commission led by Gunnar Jahn to examine the krone currency problem. Members include economist Aarum and representatives from business, banking, and labor. They will report to the Cabinet and Storting to decide on stabilizing the krone or restoring gold parity.

Oslo Norway Gunnar Jahn Central Bureau of Statistics Aarum Department of Economics University of Oslo Business, Banking and Labor Storting The Holmboe Bank of Norway Rye

Coal profiteers active charged by fair trade league

The American Fair Trade league charges unnamed anthracite operators with profiteering by inserting extra distribution steps. An independent inquiry found evidence of coal ownership transfers at mine mouths to distributing firms, discriminating against dealers and increasing consumer prices through layered profits.

New York American Fair Trade League

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alvo Department Eacit Frank E. Cook Erastus Neil Nebraska Masonic Home Amsterdam ST. Paul’s Auxiliary Coatman Hardware Co H C. Leopold Dr. Heineman State Good Roads Association Standard Oil Company of Hastings North Platte Commission Hieronymus Heyerdahl Mr. Heyerdahl Frady Garage Hudson and Essex Plattsmouth, Neb
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