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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
5
A note says Cherlea Chritweitzer and Thomas Tiieon shipped two cars of cattle to the South Omaha market last Tuesday. V. H. Pols and family were guests.
Residents travel to Omaha and Omaha area events. repairs and improvements occur around Murray, with barn work, telephone trouble, and street cleaning underway. Notable visits include L K Knies attending a Galli Curci concert in Omaha and Philip Keip visiting Plattsmouth on business.
Mrs Flora Sams suffered a very severe stroke causing paralysis and concern among friends and relatives for her recovery. She is under medical care and nursing with hopes of improvement and overcoming the attack.
Last Monday a farm lighting plant near James Terryberry’s home northwest of Murray burned. The blaze, in a smell building about thirty feet from the residence, was contained with no wind aiding the flames. The house was saved but the family lost lighting and must rely on lamps until the plant is rebuilt.
On last Sunday Murray first team hosted Rock Bluffs on Murray grounds. Rock Bluffs won 17 to 3 as Murray failed to capitalize on a late drive due to wet field conditions.
A Sunday game at John Robbins field near Murray saw the Murray Cubs face the Wildcats. Cubs pitcher Small lasted three innings before relieved by Warner. Harry McCulock caught. Wildcats were hampered by Cisner out, with Shrader and Queen pitching in. Final score Cubs 19 Wildcats 0.
Mr. J. B. Seyboldt underwent surgical relief last Monday for a tumor located on a gland. The operation at Lord Lister hospital proceeded well and he is recovering better than expected with good care and the best wishes of numerous friends.
The article credits Miss Beulah Sans and Misses Kelly Pink and Rainey for guiding Murray public schools this year. It notes their return home to Murray Linesin and Plattsmouth and commends the faculty for the school’s success. It also advertises the Omaha Presbytery Presbyterial in Murray June 8 and 9 with Dr Paul Calhoun speaking Thursday at 8 p.m. and invites missionaries to attend.
Peterson of Republic Michigan visits his sister Mrs. L. C. Sharp and family. He is a famed guide in northern Michigan known for hunting and fishing trips. A trained trapper, he served nineteen months in World War I with the 20th Engineers attached at times to the 42nd and 82nd divisions.
By order of the court the undersigned was appointed receiver of the FE G Dovey and Son store. Parties owing the above firm are requested to settle their accounts immediately. John F Gorder Receiver. lmodéw
The June Red Books are now available at the Journal office with call-in sales. Hearst's Motion Picture Pho toplay and Classics titles are also in stock for immediate purchase.
A compact notice notes ongoing community updates and cooperation in publishing live local news. The item emphasizes collaboration with readers and residents to share timely information for the public.
The Black and White Melody Bars, a popular city dance orchestra, will perform in Murray on Thursday and Morley on Friday evening. They are a new musical group that has impressed audiences in prior engagements.
Mrs. Annie Britt arrived for a six week to two month visit with relatives and longtime friends, after spending the past year in Minneapolis with her daughter Mrs Keller. She looks well and happy.
Readers note a beloved figure visiting the old home, greeted by many friends and a cheerful crowd. The arrival brings friendly chatter and anticipation of a pleasant stay in familiar surroundings.
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