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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1925
Page
2
Alvo residents Shipped goods and attended events in nearby Lincoln and Omaha. Da y by day reports describe shop visits, cafe operations, construction, and preparations for cold weather, with social gatherings noted at Weeping Water and Miss Johnson’s birthday.
The ladies aid society of the Methodist church will hold a bazaar in the church basement sometime in November with announcements to follow.
Last Wednesday a group of Alvo school girls held a slumber party at the home of Carl Johnson, one of his daughters attending. The event was very enjoyable and is likely to be repeated soon.
Last week F. L. Edwards and family and Edwear Edwards and R. M Coatman, with two cars, left for Antelope county to hunt ducks and chickens if they remained. The dry spell may have reduced the bird numbers, though they arrived just as the country offered its fresher weather.
The Ladies Aid Society served a delightful fried chicken supper in the church basement last Friday evening. A large number of church members attended, along with many not affiliated with the church. The ladies express satisfaction with the event and wish the public to know they are pleased.
George Eidenmiller, the new barber, has moved from Elmwood to his shop and is now overseeing the business. He is described as an excellent workman and is expected to be well received by the city and its customers.
The Woods Market hosted a baseball doubleheader last Wednesday with fans from Alvo and nearby towns tuning in. Initial results pleased many, though the situation may shift as events develop.
The Happy Workers girls sewing society earned seven premiums at state and county fairs. At the state fair Dorothy Coatman Jane Coatman and Gladys Keller won a flat two second prizes and one third prize. At the county fair Jane Weichel Gladys Keller Alice Cook and Helen Johnson were premium winners.
Plattsmouth loses 2–0 as North High of Omaha uses early line plunges and a successful field goal to seize the lead. A late Omaha aerials push threatens Plattsmouth, but the home team cannot respond. The article calls for public support and season-ticket purchases to aid equipment and future games.
The article notes two fairs raising a total of $9.50 for the club. Proceeds supported local programs and activities, with organizers praising community participation and volunteer efforts.
Arthur Dinges, manager and proprietor of the Alvo Garage, took most of last week off to attend the American Legion convention. He is a World War I veteran who served in France and met many fellow soldiers at the event. While away, Mrs. Dinges ran the sales department.
The Methodist church group met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs John Murtey’s pleasant home to review the organization work and plan a vigorous winter campaign for the church and its auxiliaries. Mrs Murtey served a delightful luncheon enjoyed by the ladies.
Officials from several railroads linked to the Van Sweringen Nickel Plate project testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. They examined land deals in Chicago and Cleveland, stockholder terms, and the merger discussions involving P M and M G Van Sweringen.
Senator Herld of Oklahoma publicly challenges Assistant Secretary Andrews over whether senators must be consulted on appointments or dismissals of prohibition enforcement officers. He says party peace in Oklahoma requires input from himself and Senator Pine on these actions.
Forest Shrader of Plattsmouth was chosen president of the freshman class at Peru State Normal School after a competitive selection process. A member of the class of 1925 at Plattsmouth High School, he is the son of Mr and Mrs Homer Shrader and visited home for the weekend.
Dispatches from Vera Cruz report that workers at the city hospital walked out due to unpaid salaries leaving patients unattended. Surgeons are handicapped in emergencies for lack of assistance.
Nehawka resident Sturm and son in law Yeiser, Jr. from Omaha attend court matters. Alda Nebraska couple Dahlistron visit Lester Burrows family. Lincoln visitors Mrs. S. G. Stone renews Journal subscription. Many locals travel to Lincoln Central City and Omaha for family, Legion events, or probate and district court matters.
Friday report notes Julius A Pitz traveling from Delly to Mur Dock to attend a funeral. Details of the deceased and services are unclear in the fragment.
One bay horse and one bay mare, thin with smooth mouth, both with halters, taken up a week ago. Owner may recover by paying advertising costs. unclaimed after may be sold. Located two miles west and one mile north of Weeping Water. Contact S E Major.
Bates Book Store offers everything on the school day shopping list at competitive prices, emphasizing affordability for students and families. The note highlights a broad selection and convenient location for campus purchases.
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