Local Social Notes Include Visits and Visits Across Town
Murray residents and families circulated with church attendance and social calls. Attendees include Pontus, Ray Frans, Mrs Walker, W S Smith, August Engelkemeier, Bertha Lewis, Miss Lyle, Marry Smith, Mrs Morton Bartlett, Mrs D C Cresser, Etta Nickels, Mrs Shrader, and relatives in Murray Plattsmouth Elmwood Hastings Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontus
Mydard
Presbyterian Church
Ray Frans
Union
Murray
Walker
Shenandoah
Westford
Bertha Lewis
Plattsmouth
Freda
Flo Lyle
Elmwood
Bartlett
West
Smith
Etta Nickels
Miss Nickels
D. C. Cresser
H. C. Long
George Nickels
Omaha
R. M. Shrader
Shrader
Raymond Henry
Local Residents Attend to Various Business in Murray and Omaha
The report notes Herman Gansemer sending a carload of hogs to the Omaha market last Tuesday. Sanford Homan lies in a hospital. A. L. Baker visited Omaha for business during merchants week. Mrs. George S. Ray returned home from Excelsior Springs Mo after two weeks of health treatments and shows improvement. A. D. Crueck of Union visited Murray for two days to handle business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Homan
Herman Gansemer
Omaha
A. L. Baker
George S. Ray
Excelsior Springs
A. D. Crueck
Union
Murray
Curfew Enforced for City Youths at School Reopening
On the fall term reopening date, September 7, police chief announces strict curfew for all under eighteen. Both girls and boys must be off streets after 9 PM or present a valid reason or parental order. The measure aims to aid schools and parents despite initial resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief of Police
Young Roy Wright Improves After Severe Bartlett Injury
Roy Wright, severely hurt near Bartlett yesterday, has been transferred to Immanuel hospital in Omaha for treatment. Doctors report the wound was difficult to treat as knife results shredded tissue from a moving machine. Surgeon Dr Hull performed the operation and dressing, and the physician believes the leg can be saved with minimal lasting effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalk
Roy Wright
Bartlett
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Hull
Union Stock Yards Accept 25 Percent Rate Increase
E Buckingham vice president of the Union Stock Yards of Omaha says the company will comply with the state railway commission order raising freight and switching charges 25 percent. The yard is the first to file a compliant tariff, effective August 27, with Norris Brown their attorney. No change in weighing and unloading charges. Railroads seek injunction against the two cent fare law. commissioners Halil and Browne attended the Omaha hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Buckingham
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
State Railway Commission
Mr. Buckingham
Union Stock Yards Company
Stock Yards
State Commission
Stock Yards Company
Nebraska
Norris Brown
Railway Commission
Halil and
Browne
Legion AF rally endorses bonus bill training and boxing rules
The Hastings American Legion state convention urged passage of the four fold compensation plan and the bonus bill, backed compulsory military training, and supported state boxing regulation for ten round bouts. National Commander Franklin D over spoke on unity, leadership, and the Legion’s role in national service. Fremont won the bid to host next year’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Hastings
Army and
Aravy Boxing Commission
S. R. Mekhelvie
Chas. H. Deitrich
League of Woman Voters
W. A. Prince
Grand Island
Woman's Auxiliary
Legion
Lincoln
Scottshluff
Fremont
Franklin Dover
le Deslated
America
Merican Legion
Atlantic
Pacific
France
TY Olier
Esrow
Child Cures Bowel Trouble With Remedy
A child of Floyd Osborn a Notary Public of Dungannon Virginia was taken with bowel trouble. Mr Ostborn reports Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy quickly recovered the child and he calls it the best he ever used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Osborn
Dungannon
For Sale Good corn binder in first class shape
Corn binder advertised by Ralph J. Haynie of Plattsmouth. Telephone 655. lt-w 3t-d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Ralph J. Haynie
Plattsamouth
Plattsmouth
Telephone
Local visitors head to city for business and visits
Cedar Creek resident W. J. Hessenflow spent a few hours in town on business. Frank H. Johnson of Weeping Water and Fred Lutz with family from Murray also called on local matters. Mrs. Fitzpatrick and daughter from Weeping Water visited Mrs. Fitzpatrick's parents, with Harry Hinton and family nearby. Philip E. Tritsch and wife of Percival with Mrs. Murr from Kansas City visited relatives. Arthur and Mrs. Tritsch previously lived near Cedar Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Johnson
Court House
Fred Lutz
Otto Lutz
Murray
John Fitzpatrick
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Paris
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Butterfield
Minnesota
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Lake Okoboji
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Glen R. Atchison
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Sider
Merc. Dowler
Dowler
Atchison
Ney
Nas
Edison
Weyrich & Hadraba
Chicago
C. E. Wescott
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Cedar Creek
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Ohio
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Raymond
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H. C. Leopold
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