Christmas Day Visit News From Murray Nebraska
A list of local residents and visitors in Murray and nearby towns over Christmas week is given. Names include Murray residents Murray W Hutchison Fred Ahrens W Wetenkamp George Nickles Thomas Nelson Lois McManus and many others visiting relatives and attending gatherings. Other items note a stock inventory at the Murray lumber yard and a large sale by Louis Rehneckel and Clair Farris drawing a big crowd.
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Wm. Hutchison
Murray
Fred Ahrens
Murrey
Dr. Bakke
Omaha
Robert Shrader
Plattsmouth
W. & Wetenkamp
West of Mypard
Joan Frans
Charles Land
George Nickles
Thomas Nelson
Lois
Harry McManus
Thomas McManus
Falls City
Geooee Nickles
C. W. Allen
Van
Walter
Nebraska City
George Sprigeins
Lucens Carper
John Griffin
Carper
Lincoln
Louis Rhelnackel
Clair Farris
Merc
EK. S. Tutt
Julius Pitt
Jem- Ws
Grace Jamin
J. ¥. Brendel
Robert Shualer
South Omahe
Chester
Henry Long
George B. Nickies
LM. Davis
Mere
Milinka
Milburn
America
Sri
Orier
Earnest Milburn
Otpahe
Will Wehrbein
John Henson
Omiphs
Yast
John Fitch
Moerray
EH. Fitch
Kirs
Jennie Frans
Union
Bible School Christmas Program Brightens Community Event
The Bible School of the Christian Church presented a worthwhile program on Tuesday evening Christmas Eve at the church. A tree with treats for the children of the Bible schools and the commandry was also featured, adding festive cheer.
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Bibe School of the Christian Church
Bible Schools
Coummandy
Presbyterian Sunday School Cantata Delights Local Crowd
The young people of the Sunday school presented a cantata by the Iedies of the Presbyterian church last Sunday evening before a large and appreciative crowd.
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Preshyterian Church
Brendel Couple Hosts Christmas Day Gathering
On Christmas Day Dr. and Mrs. J F Brendel entertained guests and hosted a festive gathering marking the holiday.
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J. F. Brendel
Mrs. M. G. Churchill Homecoming After Cancer Surgery
Mrs. M. G. Churchill has returned home from Savannah Missouri where she underwent surgery for cancer. She arrived last Saturday with her husband remaining with her in the hospital. Her condition is improving and friends express confidence she will soon be fully well.
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M. G. Churchill
Savanah
Missouri
Churchill
For Sale Pure Bred Duroe Boars
For sale. Pure bred Duroe boars offered by Albert Young of Murray Nebraska. Local livestock ad.
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Duroe Bhoars
Albert Young
Murray
Nebraska
Birthday Reception in Honor of Miss Lorena Hatchett
Last Sunday marked the twentieth birthday anniversary of Miss Lorena Hatchett. Her mother Mrs J. E. Hatchett hosted a birthday reception and a delightful dinner for a number of friends including Mrs Ella Barker and daughter Anna Jane and Miss Bertha Lancaster.
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Lorena Hatchett
J. E. Hatchett
Ella Barker
Anna Jane
Bertha Lancaster
Presbyterian Church Notes Service Times and Invitation
Sabbath school at 9 30 morning worship at 11 young people's meeting at 7 30 Sunday evening service and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 pastor J C Stewart invites all to worship with the church district newsletter style announces times and cordial invitation.
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Presbyterian Church
President Hoover signs 15.96 million hospital bill for veterans
Washington Dec 22 Disabled World War veterans receive Christmas cheer as President Hoover signs a 15.956 million dollar act authorizing construction of 19 projects including 4 neuropsychiatric hospitals and 4911 new beds. The measure funds general hospitals in Salt Lake City and West Virginia and adds facilities at Camp Custer Hot Springs Aspinwall and Albuquerque while outlining neuropsychiatric units in Bedford Norport and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Medical Council of the
Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Medical Council of the Veterans' Bureau
Salt Lake City
Utah
West Virginia
Camp Custer
Mich
Hot Springs
Aick
Bedford
Mass
Norport
L. A
Somerset Hills
N. J
New York City
New York State
Aspinwall
Atlanta
Iah
Gulfport
Miss
General Hospital
Indiana
North Ghieato
Knoxville
Albuquierene
N. M
New
San Francisco
Tuberculosis
Tucson
Ariz
Texas
World Herald
Royal Holiday Planned at Sandringham Estate
King George and Queen Mary arrived in England to spend Christmas with Norfolk tenants in the old English fashion. The queen selected an extra large Christmas tree and a second for the children. A private moving picture show will be held for the children on Christmas afternoon with the royal family present.
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Sendringham
Engand
King George
Queen Mary
Norfolk
Sandringham
Chicago visitor Jess Atteberry enjoys holiday season with home folks
Jess Atteberry of Chicago travels to spend the holiday season with local relatives and enjoy a brief visit. The note highlights a warm family gathering and seasonal cheer during the holiday period.
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Jess Atteberry
Chicago
Sesson
Tax Adjustment Pushed as Lead in Farm Relief Bill
A Minnesota Republican proposes a federal bill to fund rural schools with a 100 million dollar annual appropriation from the income tax. The measure aims to ease rural tax burdens, expand road programs, and curb tax leakage to urban centers while supporting equal educational opportunities for rural children.
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Washington
Conrad G. Selvig
Minnesota
Mr. Selvig
State wheat crop shows fine gains across conditions
State agricultural figures show winter wheat planted acreage around 3.636 million acres with rye up to 804 thousand acres. Condition readings reach the mid ninety percent range, above last year and the ten year average, with favorable moisture and good stands aiding harvest prospects nationwide.
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Agr
U. S
Fireman Dies in Train Collision Near Avondale
Fireman New Orleans Benjamin Pitman was crushed under his engine and engineer Mike Foster was seriously injured in a collision between Texas and Pacific and Southern Pacific trains at Avondale across the railroad ferry above New Orleans. Only the engines derailed and no passengers were hurt. Officials blamed brake failure on the Texas & Pacific train.
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New Orleans
Benjamin Pitman
Mike Foster
Texas & Pacific
Southern Pacific
Avondale
Southern Pacific Texas Limited
Job Printing Order Prompt Phone Service
An advertisement urges customers to phone their job printing orders to number six for prompt service.
Huckins to surrender in county. Iowa fraud warrant issued
Attorneys for El mer S. Huckins arrange Sunday night conference for surrender to Waushara county authorities at 9 30 Monday. Bail set. extradition request from Governor Hammill of Iowa possible. Huckins with son George heads a high yield investment firm under federal scrutiny.
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Hancock
Wis
Elmer S. Huckins
Iowa
Waushara County
Jones
Huckins
Hammill
Kohler
Cedar Rapids
George
Press for Action on Rail Unification
Washington December 23 prospects for congressional action on railroad consolidation rose after the Interstate Commerce Commission issued a plan for wholesale unification. Senator Fess plans to push his consolidation bill this session, while analysts warn legal and operating staffs需 weeks to study details and note only a few carriers seek consolidation under current law. The plan would grant semi compulsory powers to the commission but experts doubt it would alter the basic dynamics or enable mandatory mergers without further changes.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fess
Rep. D
Commerce Commission
Loree denounces ICC plan to unify rail terminals
Leonard F. Loree president of the Delaware and Hudson denounces the Interstate Commerce Commission proposal to unify all terminal lines in a railroad consolidation. He says the plan would fit a paternalistic government and questions relinquishing a dominant Philadelphia terminal system built by the Pennsylvania.
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New York
Leonard F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
World Herald
Smuts to Represent League of Nations in North America
Jan C. Smuts former premier of the Union of South Africa will represent the League of Nations in the United States and Canada during the league’s tenth anniversary celebration. He tours New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore Washington New Haven Boston Cambridge and Ottawa Canada before arriving at Yale Harvard and Symphony Hall speakers. He attends a conference on The Cause and Cure of War in Washington on Jan 12.
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New York
Jan C. Smuts
Union of South Africa
League of Nations
United States
Canada
League
General Smuts
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
New Haven
Boston
Cambridge
Ottawa
Ottaws
True to His Training Guardsman Recovers Suspects After Chase
Henry Hurren, a former University of Utah all conference guard and Riverton cashier, followed two masked robbers for six miles in his car after a hold up and brought them back to Riverton. The incident highlights the guard’s training in pursuit and citizen response.
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Salt Lake City
Henry Hurren
University of Utah
Riverton
Hurren
Law Brief Printing Offers Value at Journal Right Prices
Law firms told the Journal to print briefs at competitive rates and urge clients to request the Journal for printing needs.
Report on enforcing act sparks Senate public hearings push
Democratic leaders Harris and Glass press for open hearings and an early report from the Hoover administration on the law enforcement commission probing prohibition. They threaten to block funds if no public inquiry and timely update are provided, while Republicans hedge. The dispute centers on a $250,000 grant and the commission’s four year delays.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Harris
Georgia
Jones
Glass
Virginia
Ciry
Congress
Commission
Wickersham
Hawes
Missouri
Herris
Virginian
State Journal
Graf Zeppelin Abandons Polar Flight For South America
Berlin reports the Graf Zeppelin will cancel plans for a polar expedition due to insurance troubles. The airship will instead attempt a South Atlantic crossing to Rio de Janeiro with a mooring mast goal, as Dr. Hugo Eckener oversees revised routes.
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Berlin
North Pole
Adm- Arctic Society
South America
Hugo Eckener
South Atlantic
Rio de Janiero
Eckener
Lloyds
Call No 6 Opens for News Tips at The Journal
The Journal invites readers to call in with news tips at call number 6, offering a channel for community information and local updates. This brief notice emphasizes accessibility and newsroom openness.
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the Journal
Bible School Lesson on Brotherhood and World Peace
The lesson cites Columbus 1492 voyage to the New World and Lindbergh Spirit of St Louis as examples of great feats fostering global brotherhood. It links Christian sacrifice by Jesus to the promise of unity, arguing centuries of advancing peace and shared humanity.
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America
Charles Agustus Lindbergh
St. Louis
France
Lindbergh
South América
Americas
Jesus the Christ
Jesus Christ
Faith and the Universal Brotherhood in Christian Thought
The passage extols Christian faith as a path to the universal brotherhood, citing Abraham Columbus Lindbergh and Jesus as guiding examples. It asserts that sin and death will be conquered through faith, and quotes a reflective verse about pursuing life’s journey with courage and hope.
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Jesus
Christ
Abraham
Columbus
Lindatergh
Atlantic
God
Jesus Christ
Tariff Bill Debate Ties Hoover To White House Aide Line
Washington reports quote Jou ett Shouse criticizing Hoover era tariff policy. He says House leadership shaped the Hawley bill, with White House aides guiding the draft and press agents shielding the president. He asserts unclear if Hoover approved high or low rates, implying party alignment with the president’s stance.
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Washington, D. C
Jouett Shouse
Democratic Executive Committee
Thursdey
Hoover
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Reed
Hammer
White House
Representatives
Howlevy
House
Hewley
Finance Committee
Cemon
Moses
Standpatiers
Longworth
Hawley
Mr. J
Textile workers plan two national strikes after convention
Paterson New Jersey delegates vote to back two national strikes with 13 eastern and 25 southern organizers. One strike hinges on Gastonia murder case appeals outcome while the other targets silk workers in Paterson Scranton Allentown and Pawtucket next spring for higher wages and better conditions. The talk follows criticism of AFL President Green for warning against strikes amid stock market turmoil.
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Aderholt
Gastonia
Paterson
Scranton
Allentown
Pawtucket
R. I
William F. Green
American Federation of Labor
Hoover
United Textile Workers
Green
Oregon elects A W Norblad as governor after Patterson’s death
A W Norblad forty eight year old Astoria lawyer and son of the late governor Beasie Norblad took the oath at his home to become governor of Oregon, succeeding the deceased L S Patterson. Senator Orcs Moser read the oath in the Norblad residence with family present. Norblad pledged to continue Patterson’s safe and sane policies and discussed a potential future campaign.
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Portland
A. W. Noerblad
Astoriz
Ore
Senate
Invilia
Beasie Norblad
L.s L. Patterson
Orcs Moser
Natare
Overnor
Idabel Promoter Killed by Police Chief After Knife Allegation
Idabel Oklahoma December 22 jockey Elk ins a 27 year old promoter and cattleman was killed Saturday night after allegedly advancing on Police Chief J S Touchstone with an open knife authorities said the shooting ended a confrontation between the two men in the city.
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Idabel
Okla
Elkins
J. 3
Touchstone
Journal ad urges readers to contact real estate agent
A newspaper notice urges readers to reach the real estate agent for property inquiries. The ad highlights a regional agent and a contact number, emphasizing quick responses for interested buyers.
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T. J. Brendel
W. L. Seybolt
J. W. Brendel
Avoca
John T. Bates
Rising City
Wm. Kidder
Seargent
J.C. Stewart
Dry Law
Gregon
Eodeo
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