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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
5
Questioning how mercantile houses manufacturers railroads farmers and professionals could operate without banks. The pamphlet argues a strong logical reason why head work and hard work still rely on bank service as a potent means to a satisfactory end.
Murray residents and visitors appear in a string of social notes. Hoback and wife of Weeping Water visited Mrs. W. De Les Dernier. Arnold Mast roofed a crib in preparation for corn harvest. Henry Hild, a state university student, visited Murray parents over the weekend. Shrader began cultivation in 60 upsday this week amid uncertain weather. Postmaster Will Smith traveled to Omaha on business. Mrs. Fred Hild visited Avoca area with her parents. Henry P. Sturm and wife stopped in Murray en route to Council Bluffs for business. Dr. and Mrs. G H Gilmore visited Omaha for business on Tuesday.
Journal notes a flurry of local activity with car trips to Plattsmouth Omaha and Louisville. People including J Brendel G M Minford Dr G L Taylor and W F Nolte engage in business and farming tasks while families visit Murray for errands and a funeral at Plattsmouth last Sunday.
Memorial services in Weeping Water were well attended and presided over by Hon Troy L Davis RN C Wright visited Omaha with a load of produce and returned with farming implements for B H Nelson hardware. Tarle L H Young improves from illness west of Murray. Community hosts included Mr and Mrs B H Nelson and many friends. Cattle shipments by Wm Wehrhein and Glen Boedeker to South Omaha, and job prospects draw Harry Well to Oklahoma. Several visitors and dinners at Murray and surrounding homes highlighted a busy Cass/Otoe county weekend with gatherings at the Wromine church and the Ferguson residence.
Sunday school at 1 30 p m next Sunday and preaching at 3 p m Rev W E Goings will deliver the message at Sunny Side location 7 5 miles west and 29 miles north of Murray all welcome.
Fr 8 Tutt a Murray merchant and booster plans a new home in Murray. He and Ralph Kennedy visited Omaha Tuesday to view plans and field details. The contract for the erection goes to Kennedy and Greece with work to progress rapidly.
Miss Lorene Hartchett daughter of Mr and Mrs J Hatchett earned a high school diploma from Havelock after two years of study. She achieved excellent grades and returns to Murray with no definite plan to teach next year but remains well qualified for a teaching position.
The NFPA warns that men and women smokers increase fire risk. The author questions the fate of the tobacco business if there were no smokers and wonders why sympathy should go to insurance companies.
A biblical line asserts unity in faith, declaring there is no distinction between Jew and Greek and that the same Lord is Lord of all and rich to all who call upon him. The passage emphasizes universal accessibility of divine grace.
Peter travels through Judea to Lyrdda and Joppa where he heals Enos from eight years of paralysis and raises Dorcas in a miracle. The tale follows Peter’s vision with the unclean foods, Cornelius's sending party, and Peter’s mission to Caesarea as the early church expands.
Cornelius hosts Peter and companions in his home. Peter declares God shows no partiality. Holy Spirit falls on all present as Gentiles speak in tongues. Baptism follows, and the church in Jerusalem rejoices at God’s blessing on Gentiles.
Daily- The Missouri Pacific notes installation of hitching posts at the passenger station west part of town to allow owners of suites parked there to properly hitch cars and racks. A Sunday truck owned by Henry Sanders ran away from the station grounds across lawn toward Elm Street, crashing into a tree near the Nebraska Masonic Home. little damage to the truck and no serious injuries reported.
Mrs. Frank Hardin Mrs. Edne Williams and Mrs. Cora Kiser led the Jackson Memorial Hospital nursing graduates at Miami May 20 in the Maso nic temple. The blue uniformed class received diplomas and pins after Dr. Turner spoke and a reception and dance followed. Miss Delia Kiser, a Cass county girl, also graduated.
Church school at 10 a.m. Sermon at 11 a.m. Children’s day program at p.m. All cordially invited. Quarterly conference at the parsonage Friday 8 p.m. Regular W M A meeting next Wednesday 2 30 p.m. Mothers and Daughters program announced.
Sunday memorial service at First Presbyterian united Presbyterian Methodist and Christian congregations with veterans groups present. Rev McClusky spoke on Civil War causes and national defense while the choir offered an anthem and Ruth Lindsay sang O Love Divine. Audience sang America as veterans and WAC filed out.
The Platters of Sarpy County dropped a tight game Sunday at Panillion in a bitterly contested clash. A late sixth inning rally by Papple carried momentum as Lilley tallied two hits, sparking a heart breaking defeat for Plattsmouth.
McCarthy drove in two runs with a single and Cordes scored on an error as Papillion built a 4 0 lead. Beertine and Cordes added runs after a Beerl ine beat the throw, while Bartholomew’s center hit keyed the rally. Platters struggled to hit and were retired despite late threats.
E J Dempster of Geneva the receiver of the Bank of Cass County affairs closed five years ago in the city yesterday with C M Ekiles attorney for the Wankine commission as they pursued matters related to the bank's closure.
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