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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
5
Murray residents and neighbors visit relatives in Lincoln Omaha and Plattsmouth attend graduations and memorials. Local repairs farming tasks and a baseball loss to Nebraska City are reported along with community events and a hospital concern for Mrs Jennings.
An ad claims 12 steps are needed to tune a motor car from carburetor to engine, stressing precise sequence and careful checks. It promotes line-in work as right and affordable, inviting readers to try the service today.
A sermon praising Joseph as a model worker and statesman who rises from prison to power in Egypt. It highlights divine guidance, dream interpretation, faithful endurance, and the creation of planning for famine, likening Joseph to Christ and urging modern leaders to trust God for timely aid.
A vivid description highlights a hot number for boys featuring wool tweed knickers with a zipper tab fastener and knit elastic bottoms and a blouse option, plus two slick new numbers.
Advertisement highlights boys white duck sailor pants. Encourages customers to visit and try on the style. Emphasizes the product as a smart, durable option for boys. Includes call to action to see the items in the store.
The readable text fragment presents a string of numbers and symbols: Phili Shi, minus nineteen, point ten, point one, point zero zero eight five. It lacks clear event or contextual details for a proper news summary.
The Lewiston Community Center hosts a Tuesday June 7 benefit night for the band. Act listings include the Pineie orchestra playlet Shanty Town Scandal with Mrs Hanni Mrs Wiles Pauline Lela Smith Mae Wilson, plus the German Lutheran Quartet and a concluding musical selection. Mae Wilson appears as reporter and Ralph Timmis as president Railroad. admission is 10 cents.
A benefit barn dance will be held for the Murray Red Sox at the H. L. Gayer farm south of the city on Friday evening. The Smith orchestra will play and manager Alf Gansemer says there will be a good time for all with refreshments served.
The Eight Mile Grove Church announces Sunday school at 9:30 with English services at 10:50. On Sunday June 11th Sunday school begins at 10:20 and 10:30 English services, followed by a children day program. Journal Want-Ads get results.
The Murray Red Sox lost 7 to 5 at Nebraska City as Otoeans pitching by Bob Pickering held them to no runs until the fifth. Murray out hit 12 to 9 but issued walks and stranded eight baserunners. In the eighth, Murray scored five but couldn't overcome the late rally by the Otleans.
The W R C members attended a union memorial service at First Christian church. Rev O B Chastain from Omaha preached and praised those who carried on the good fight. Rev H G McClusky assisted, with the church choir offering sacred and patriotic pieces. Churches cooperated in closing their services for this event.
Clarence Forbes, Plattsmouth high school 1932 graduate and Southeast champion basketball star, is named to Nebraska's state interscholastic honor roll. Among 128 athletes from 75 schools, Forbes is the only honoree from his city and the sole Southeast basketball selection, recognized by state sports writers for his guard play at the state tournament.
A. W. Cloidt of this city appears in Ripley Believe It Or Not. He made three holes in one on hole No. 2 at Elks Country Club, 116 yards, a feat noted as unusual and included among curious world incidents.
A brief ad-style notice touts Journel Wante-Aeds as a cheap solution promising real results for readers. The item emphasizes affordability and effectiveness, urging quick action.
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