Local News From Murray Area Briefs and Births
Reports from Murray and surrounding areas note visits by John Eppings and family. births including a seven pound daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lyons. Several residents travel to Lincoln and Denver, while Bert Willis starts a new mechanic position in Murray. A birthday gathering for David Lancaster, and the Murray office leadership shift with Dr. Gilmore away are mentioned.
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G. H. Gilmore
Union
Clarence G. Mayfield
Louisville
John Eppings
Murdvick
Murray
Iusim
H. Netsor
Ansiiute
Henry Lyons
Robert Bates
Murway
Vae Michuluskey
Phlatismouth
Bert
Louis F. Carper
Lincoln
Frank Vailery
Omaha
Rock Binns
Charles Barrows
Charles Stone
Gore
Mary B
Allii
J. H." Pearson
Auburn
Smith
David Lancaster
Mre
CC. W. Allen
West
Denver
W. Cowtn
Gilmore
Will Take Over Station Near Murray Me on June 11
Charlies Barrows will take over the Rock Creek lighting station a mile east of Murray on June 11. He will reside there, operate the station, and add to income by performing auto work due to his mechanical skill.
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Charlies Barrows
Rock
Lindsay man dies at 75 in California
John Berger of Lindsay California died at age seventy five last Sunday May twenty fifth, he was the brother of J W Berger of Murray.
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Hears
John Berger
Lindsay
California
J. W. Berger
Murray
Auto care and supplies at right prices
Expert workmen offer car care including gas service oils greases and auto accessories. Readily accessible shop promotes quality maintenance and affordable pricing with a focus on reliable service.
Picnic Honors Visiting Sister at King Hill
Mrs Homer Biller of Piainview and her two sisters Mesdames Win Sporer and AGG Long of Murray hosted a pleasant picnic party Sunday for the visiting sister Mrs Miller. Attendees included Wm Sporer family A G Long family Dr and Mrs J F Brendei and son Richard Charles Ferguson and family Chester Sporer and wife Martin Sporer and family Iven De Les Denier T J Brendei and wives.
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Homer Biller
Piainview
Mesdames Win. Sporer
Ag&g. Long
Murray
Miller
King Hill
Nebraska City
Omaha
Wm. Sporer
A. G. Long
J. F. Br
Murray Youth Team Faces Harsh Rivaling From Younger Players
A Sunday game saw Murray's older ball players allow younger kids to score, hoping for a quick win. The younger group kept gaining points and the older players now face taunts and frayed team morale after the surprise effort by the kids.
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Murray
Ladies Aid Meeting Planned at Christian Church Parlor
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church will hold a meeting in the church parlors at Wiur ray on June ith. Leader Mrs Myra McDonald will present a program including the study of Porto Rico and Jamaica. Mesdames Creamer Moore Hansen and Miss Margaret Moore hostess es invite all members and visitors to attend.
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Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Wiurray
Myra2a McDonald
Porto Rico
Jamacia
Charles Creamer
W. P. Moore
A. T. Hansen
Margaret Moore
Mrs Patterson improves after Omaha hospital treatment
Mrs Patterson has been seriously ill at Methodist Hospital in Omaha for three weeks. Her condition has improved and doctors expect her to leave soon. She plans to stay with her sister Mrs Gertrude Beckner in Nebraska City where she will receive care on the road to recovery.
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van. Patterson
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Nebraska City
Gertrude Beckner
Reorganization Talks Slow for Kansas City Joint Bank
Bondholders committee in Chicago deferred action on reorganizing the defunct Kansas City joint stock land bank. W Edwin Stanler says decisions await federal Farm Loan Board approval or rejection after hearings with Detroit Cleveland New York and Chicago financiers at Mitchell Hutchins Co. Walter McLurras, Kansas City, chairs the committee.
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Chicago
Kansas City
W. Edwin Stanler
Stanley
Federal Farm Loan Board
Hve
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Chicego
Mitchell, Hutchins & Co
A. C. Stewart
San Francisco
Walter McLurras
Kansee City
General Devol Ends Own Life in California Home
Maj. Gen. Darrell A. Devol, 71, retired Army, shot himself in his Menlo Park residence Tuesday. Born April 17, 1859 in Ohio, he graduated from Pennsylvania Military College in 1878 and served in the Spanish American War, Philippine Insurrection, Panama Zone, and World War I. He received the Distinguished Service Medal on June 6, 1919.
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Redwend City
Cal
Darrell A. Devol
Menlo Park
Here
Devol
General Devol
Ohio
Pennsyvania Military College
Presbyterian Church Notes Sabbath Services Guide
Sabbath school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. Evening service at 7 30 p m with young people's meeting. Ween evening prayer meeting at 7. You are invited to worship with us. J C Stewart Pastor.
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Ween
Dickinson Leads Iowa Senate Race Amid Tallies
Des Moines reports show Congressman J J Dickinson with a lead of over 75 000 votes for the Republican senatorial nomination as returns from most Iowa precincts come in. Dickinson carried rural areas while Hameran Tran led in cities. Turner leads for the Republican gubernatorial nomination and other state contests are advancing with Saunders Greenawalt and Hindley among early leaders.
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Des Moines
J. J. Dickinson
Hammill
Dickinson
Hameran
Dan Turner
Ed Smith
Smith
Frank J. Lund
W. C. Payne
Turner
Republican Party
Otto Lanse
Dubuque
Daniel F. Steck
Iowa
Senate
Saunders
Greenawalt
Hadlett
Hindley
Greenwalt
Fred C. Gilchrist
L. J. Dickinson
House of Representatives
Gilchrist
Frederic Larrabee
Fort Dodge
S. G. Goldthwaite
Boone
Gilbert N. Baugen
C. A. Benson
T. J. B. Robinson
State Journal
Francis E. White Dakotas to Los Angeles figure
Francis E. White, a former Plattsmouth man and long serving Grand Secretary of Nebraskatic bodies, built wide statewide ties. He is now a resident of Los Angeles California.
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Plattsmouth
Nebras- Katasynic Bodies
Mr. White
Los Angeles
California
FIRMLY FOR THE DRY LAW
A message congratulating President Hoover and the national prohibition administrator on enforcing the dry law was sent by the United Presbyterian church general assembly. The assembly discussed prohibition, adopted a report attacking wet propagandists, and announced many church board appointments led by John A. Grege of Boston. A $60,000 Tarkio College fund was approved to replace the building burned last January.
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Des Moines
Hoover
National Prohibition Administrator
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
John A. Grege
Boston
Boston Is Chair Inn. & Joann
Tarkio College
Tarkio, Mo
Kansas City Bank Robbed In Daring Tuesday Heist
Three men robbed Victory State Bank at eighteenth street and Minnesota avenue taking 3040 dollars. They overpowered two employees and a customer who were forced to lie face down. An alarm system and prepared merchant defenses failed to prevent the hold up as the trio fled in a curbside parked automobile.
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Kansas
Want Ad Inquiry Encourages Classified Listings
A brief notice invites readers to use the Journal's Want Ad section to advertise items for sale. It promotes submitting sale listings to reach a broad audience and underscores the newspaper as a marketplace.
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The
Journal
Want Ad Department
Flattsmouth Masonic Lodge Officers and Electees
Flattsmouth A F and A M Lodge No 6 outlines current officers led by Worshipful Master A H Duxbury with Wardens Wearner and Gayer, Secretary Niel, Treasurer Cloidt, and deacons Painter and Terryberry. Officers-elect to be installed include Rkit Westover as Worshipful Master and L W Niel as Secretary with Cloidt as Insurer.
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Leonard Terryberry
Leonard Bern
August Kaffenberrer
Trier
P. T. Heinemar
Rkit Westover
H. L. Gaver
Robert M. @sin
Nebraska Chapter No 3 Royal Arch Masons Officers Listed
Nebraska Chapter No 3 of the Royal Arch Masons is one of the largest bodies in the city. Officers include High Priest L W Niel King Raymond Conk Scribe William G Kieck Treasurer Frank A Ciwidt Secretary W F Evers Captain of the Host P T Heinemin Principal Sojourner H L Gaver Royal Arch Captain Lester W Meisinger Master Third Veil John E Turner Master Second Veil Ward Whelan Master First Veil Moyron Birdler Sentinel Charles Carlson.
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Nébraskea
Royal Arch Masons
L. W. Niel
Raymond
Conk
William G. Kieck
Frank A. Ciwidt
W. F. Evers
P. T. Heinemin
H. L. Gaver
Royal Arch
Lester W. Meisinger
John E. Turn
Home Chapter 189 Eastern Star Names Officers
Members of Home Chapter No 189 Eastern Star list officers including Worthy Matron ClaraLee White Worthy Patron R Cook Associate Matron Glenna McMahen Associate Patron Henry F Nolting Conductress Golda Nobie Wiles Associate Conductress Rose Mae Duxbury Secretary Clara Weyrich Treasurer Mary Peterson Chaplain Martha Peterson Marshal Etta Nickles Organist Pearl Cole Warder Mary Beverage Sentinel Fred T Ramee and Star Points L W Niel H L Gaver J A Capwell Edna Warren.
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Ladies of Home
Eastern Star
Masonic Home
Clara Lee White
R. ©. Cook
Glenna McMahen
Henry F. Nolting
Golda Nobie Wiles
Rose Mae Duxbury
Clara Weyrich
Mary Peterson
Martha Peterson
Etta Nickles
Pearl Cole
Mary Beverage
Sentinel
Fred T. Ramee
Star Points
L. W. Niel
H. L. Gaver
J. A Capwell
Edna Warren
Blind Ruskin College headmaster honored with peerage
London Henry Sanderson Furniss former principal of Ruskin College Oxford has been elevated in the King's birthday honors to a peerage. He has been blind from birth yet achieved distinction as a scholar economist and humanitarian during college days and in later work.
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London
Henry Sanderson Furniss
Ruskin College
Oxford
Boulder Canyon dam work to start after funding
Denver announces readiness to begin preliminary construction on the Boulder Canyon project on the Colorado River. Engineers outline town site, railroad, power plant, diversion tunnels, and two year tunnel work before concrete pouring begins. Estimated costs exceed 165 million dollars with power sales to repay federal investment in 50 years. Allocation of generated power set at Nevada 18 percent Arizona 18 percent California 64 percent.
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Denver
Colo
Boulder Canyon
Colorado River
United States Bureau of Rechoualied
Ier
Bureau
Fred
Washinston
Raymond F. Walter
S&s
QO. Harper
Congress
Poover
Turper
Acme TS
Inia
Dare
Actus
Cannon Rim
Enron Pacific
Las Vegas
Nevada
Chloride
Arizona
Exhai
Giamerer
Boulder Canyon Dam
Black Canyon
Imperial Valley
California
Kentucky
Berrider Dam
Ciies
Paved Nebraska Road Named For Masonic Home Area
The Nebraska Masonic Home sits on an early paved route along highway No 7b offering a link from Kansas City to Omaha as part of a transcontinental Mexico Canada corridor. Omaha to Plattsmouth paving will extend next summer completing a fine roadway system through the Home grounds from Elm Street to the city limits. The Elm Street to city limits roadway through the Home grounds was named for John R Webster a Masonic Home board member by Plattsmouth.
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Nebraska
John R. Webster
Masonic Home Board
Plattemouth
Large Cass County Maps Found at Journal Office
A small cache of large Cass county maps is reported to be left at the Journal office. No additional details accompany the recall, but the items are described as ready for pickup or further handling by the paper’s staff.
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Cass County
Journal
Child fatally mauled by sow in Cumberland farm yard
The 21 month old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hayt died after a sow attacked him while playing with pigs. His older brother escaped serious injury. The sow was angreed and the baby suffered severe lacerations requiring 67 stitches.
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Cumberland
Birs
Walter Hayt
Alaska Air Rate Set at $1 Per Mile for Territory
Fairbanks announces Alaska Airways will charge $1 per mile for flights from Fairbanks to Seward, pet insals, and Yukon river points as the territorial air subsidy is awarded to the carrier. A Bates Book and Gift Shop ad promotes Dennison line picnic or party supplies.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Alaska Airways
Seward Petinsals
Yukon River
Bothet
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Dennison
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Presbyterian Church Notes
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A. H. Duxbury
R. P. Wearner
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H. L. Gayer
Frank A. Cloid
Hubert M. Pain
Frank A. Cloidt
Ward Whelan
Moyron Birdsler
Sentine
Charles Carlson
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Boulder Dam
Federal Bureau
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Edwin D. Crites
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