Alvo Department Work Begins and Local Movements
Alvo Department W H Warner has begun a job for John Elliott expected to take about three weeks. John Woods visited Lincoln last Thursday for business. Miss Fern Sams visited Brock over the weekend. John B Skinner, Coatman Hardware truckman, was in Omaha on business for W L Copple and Orris Cook. Mrs Dora Suder moved into the old school building now a dwelling. Emma Jordan installed store improvements at Lloyd Dickerson’s building. George Eidenmiller and family move from Elmwood to occupy the former Suder home near the barber shop. Mrs Wm Mickle attended Elizabeth Doty’s funeral at Weeping Water. Woods installed a radio in the store for market updates. Simon Rehrieyer prepares cribs for corn purchases. George Babbitt’s goods stored in Alvo with Mrs J Fr Rouse’s help due to space needs. Orville Ingwerson of Pawnee City visits Alvo and stays with Earl Creamer. Mrs Coleman purchases Main Street building. Mrs Ackley moves there from near the hardware store. Rev R H Chenowith arrives as new Methodist minister. James Friend property considered as living near Sterling. Mr Warner travels with goods to Sidney to assist in stock moves to the ranch. Mr Harlan and Ralph Harlan plan about 400 acres of wheat this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Warner
John Elliott
John Woods
Lincoln
Fern Sams
Alvo
Brock
John B. Skinner
Coatman Hardware Company
Omaha
W. L. Copple
Orris Cook
Dora Suder
Emma Jordan
Lloyd Dickerson
George Eidenmiller
Elmwood
Simon Rehrieyer
George Babbbitt
Whiversity Place
Aivo
Main Street
Coleman
Ackley
Tev R. H. Chenowith
Methodist Church
James Friend
Alvo Methodist Church Welcomes New Minister
The Ladies and Society of the Methodist church hosted a warm reception for Rev. R. H. Chenowith and his family along with Alvo school teachers last Thursday evening. The gathering offered a pleasant opportunity for attendees to get acquainted with the new minister and each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church of
Alvo
R. H. Chenowith
Warner The Gentle Mound One Helps Elmer Harlan
Elmer G. Harlan, long based in Lincoln and farming recently away, requested aid from Billie Warner known for his accommodating nature. Warner agreed to assist, offering reliable support when needed.
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West
Billie
Warner
Elmer G. Harlan
Lincoln
Mrs Althouse Rites Held For German Born Mother
Funeral for Louise Leidig Althouse, wife of W J Althouse, took place at Eagle home with services by Rev M Adam. Burial followed at Pleasant Hill cemetery north of Eagle. Born November 23 1881 in Württemberg Germany she came to America at age nine. The family later lived near Fagile and Alvo before settling on the current farm. Eight children: Clarence Ivan Alma Caroline Leatha Horace Pearl Vesta Lloyd.
Radio installations boost clarity across coast to coast
James Pilkington and A B Stroemer have Triotline radios with three amplification stages for strong reception. Arthur Dinges of the Alvo garage installed these three tube sets, bringing United States and nearby territory broadcasts into homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pilkington
A. B Stroemer
Mr. Stroemer
United States
Arthur Dinges
Alvo Garage
Crosley three tube radio demo and pricing in Alvo
The Alvo Garage announces a demonstration and quotes on Crosley three tube radios. The new sets are described as affordable and capable of reaching all stations clearly in ordinary conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosley
Alvo
Art Dinges
Crossley
Barber Shop Changes Hands in Alvo Community
Mrs. Ray Ackley sells the Alvo barber shop to George Hidenmiller who has worked in Elmwood and is praised as an excellent workman. Alvo loses a respected owner while Omaha gains. During transition Carl Rosenow continues to operate the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ackley
Alvo
George Hidenmiller
Elmwood
Mr. Ackley
Omaha
Mr. Eidenmuller
Carl Rosenow
Bank Deposit and Loan Figures From Nebraska Bank Report
The statement outlines loans and discounts totaling 922 983 87 and bonds and securities with a comprehensive list of assets including cash in bank checks and items of exchange and due from national and state banks. It shows capital stock of 50 00000 surplus 6000 undivided profits 2085 65 time certificates 206 420 18 and total deposits 498 747 23 with a bank cashier and directors certifying the report to the Department of Trade and Commerce in Cass County Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MVEA
Nae Y Veniam Oe
Bankers’ Conservation Fund
Isjsfarcatmnae
Capital Stock
F. Patterson
Department of Trade and Commerce
RK. FL Patterson
Mrs Althouse Dies After Long Illness Near Alvo
Mrs W J Althouse died Wednesday night at her home one mile north and two and a half west of Alvo after a cancer illness. Born in Germany November 23 1931 Miss Louise Leidig would have turned 44. She came to America at age nine and joined the Lutheran church in Eagle. Survived by husband W J Althouse and eight children Clarence Ivan Alma Caroline Keetha Horace Pearle Vesta Lloyd. Funeral Saturday at 1 pm at home and 2 30 pm Emanuel Lutheran Church with Rev M Adam. Interment Pleasant Hill cemetery near Alvo.
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Louise Leidig
Wurtenburg
Germany
America
Tere Hiss Leidig
Eagle
Althouse
Fagile
Vesta
Lloyd
W. J. Aulthouse
Alvo
Mrs. Aulthouse
Lutheran Church
Clarence
Ivan
Alma
Caroline
Keetha
Horace
Pearle
Emanuel Lutheran Church
M. Adam
Pleasant Hill
Doan's Pills Backed by Plattsmouth Testimony
Doan's Pills are advertised as a stimulant diuretic for kidneys. The testimonial from Mrs. Maggie Kaufman of 624 South 6th Street describes relief from back pain dizziness headaches and fatigue after using one box. The ad notes 60 cents at dealers and cites FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Maggie Kaufman
South 6Th Street
Dean
Lone train bandit Porter shot dead by agent on Omaha bound run
Portland Limited robber R A Porter, 53, of Council Bluffs, held up 20 passengers and stole nearly 500 dollars. Private detective Davis wounded the bandit. special agent Kenworthy killed Porter with a shot through the skull at Thirty second and A streets after the train stopped in Fremont.
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R. A. Porter
Avenue F
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Aubrey S. Kenworthy
Union Pacific
Porter
Portland Limited
St Joseph
Missouri Pacific
Fremont
J. D. Davis
Portland
Ore
Jim Hart
C. H. Louritzer
Himsdale
J. H. Breedlove
Dodge Street
Preedlove
W. S. Davis
North Fiftyninth Street
Globe Detective Agency
Davis
Thirty-second
Kenworthy
Condit
Long Standing Dispute Hinders Settlement in Construction
Atlantic City N J Oct 1 Hope for an early settlement of the long standing jurisdictional dispute between the plasterers and bricklayers unions over 250 000 000 in construction work appeared bright after a day of conferences. President William Green of the American Federation of Labor met union leaders and called a further conference for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Journal Want Ad Column Opens for Buy and Sell Notices
A reader asks if there is anything to buy or sell and notes the Journal Want Ad column publishes such notices. The column invites submissions for items available, services offered, and short classified listings for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Government studies longer lasting paper money
The government investigates methods to extend the life of paper currency and hopes to share findings broadly once feasibility is confirmed.
North American Company Fights Stockholder Freeze Outs
An executive demonstrates that modern public service firms retain investors by proactive outreach. When a stockholder sells, President Dame sends a personal letter and a questionnaire, yielding high reply rates and improved loyalty, showing the firm values each investor beyond revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Dame
Dame
Odd Fellows to Meet in October in Grand Island
Grand Island Nebraska hosts the sixty ninth annual session of the Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows from October 20 to 22. The forty second annual session of the Rebekah Assembly and the fifty fourth session of the Grand Encampment also convene, along with the department council Patriarchs Militant and the Muscovites gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Neb
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Rebekah Assembly
Department Council Patriarchs Militant
Muscovites
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alvo Department
Sterling
Mr. Warner
Sidney
Mr. Harlan
Ralph Harlan
Fiat
Coatman Hardware Co
Alvo Nebraska
Farmers State Bank
Plattsmouth, Nebr
Nebraska
State of
County of
Cass
T. WH
Pollock
J. K. Pollock
H. EA
Jude
Plattsmouth
R. H. Porter
Red Crown
Standard Oil Company of
Hastings
North Platte
John P. Sattler
State Odd Fellows
Saunders County
Greenwood
Nebr
Ashland
Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank
Forke Bros., Aucts
Robert B. Graham
No. 12Th St
Lincoln, Nebr
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