Auto care and supplies at right prices
Local shop advertises expert auto service with gas, oils, greases, and accessories. Promises best car care by skilled workmen and emphasizes affordable prices.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
5
Local shop advertises expert auto service with gas, oils, greases, and accessories. Promises best car care by skilled workmen and emphasizes affordable prices.
Murray residents and guests share visits for business and social purposes. Active projects include Nelson Berger’s new home near Nehawka and J A Scotten’s plan for a modern residence. Free moving pictures planned by local business men, school election results, and health concerns of Mrs Latta are noted along with family gatherings at the Carpers and Hallases.
Mr and Mrs Homer Miller and son Dick traveled from Plainview Nebraska to visit friends and relatives. Decoration Day marked a long stay with a picnic at King Hill and a dinner hosted by Mrs A G Long. Attendees included multiple Sporer families and other neighbors sharing two picnic lunches and warm hospitality.
Mrs. Ralph Kennedy hosts several dinners with Brendel Sperer Kennedy and Faris families among others, while multiple communities report civic improvements. Projects include street paving, building renovations, new equipment for schools and churches, and utility upgrades across Ogallala, Bridgeport, Madison, Edison, Plattsmouth, Verdel, Red Cloud, Murdoeck, Scottsbluff, Hay Springs, Overton, Hooper, Sealed bids for Rushville Clinton project, and other local notices.
Sabbath school at 10 a m Morning worship at 11 a m Evening service at 7 70 p m Young people's meeting Wednesday prayer meeting cordially invited to worship with us
Team of mares for sale and prairie hay available in barn. Read by Roy Gerring of Murray Nebraska.
Reports from several towns detail remodeling youth projects and new enterprises. Investments include a Blue Parrot cafe in Oxford Gupton, a 23 million dollar elevator development at Omaha, and county storage remodeling in Plattsmouth. Other items cover livestock shipments, new lumber and furnishings lines, street lighting upgrades, and school additions.
The Bill board highlights the Chuck and Van orchestra formed by local youths. Organizers are Charles Howard and Paul Vandervvort. saxophonist Nick Nichols leads the featured lineup with Theodore Prak and Ire Mumm among members. The group plans a summer tour across the southeast and is set to perform at Murray bathing beach.
Reports that the war office dispatched troops and warships to India raised optimism in London and New Delhi about the Peshawar frontier. Afghan tribesmen and Afridis watch the Khyber Pass as bombardments and civil resistance impact decisions for mobilization. Sir John Simon’s impending report could steer peace or continued unrest.
In Greenwood a crowded county court room heard the State of Nebraska vs Everett Stewart Art Weideman Jr and Ernest Bright over alleged petty larceny of ice cream intended for a church social. After testimony and arguments the jury of six returned a not guilty verdict.
Edward McLaughlin of Havelock testifies in Lincoln federal court seeking $57.50 monthly from war risk insurance after disability from influenzas and pneumonia. He enlisted in 1917 at Kelly Field and Camp Funston, claims total disability started before March 1 1979. Government contends policy lapsed and must show disability appeared within thirty days. Attorneys Edward Fogarty and Richard F. Wood for McLaughlin. George Keyser and R. L. Wagner for government.
Obituary notice for Herbert Ellis Beckman who died June 1 1930. Message from Mrs Garland Tilson notes a bereaved circle of friends, a silent smile, and a young life ended leaving hearts broken.
The Mynard U. 3B Church announces Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m with the sermon topic Why God sent His Son into the world. A quarterly conference is set for Friday night. Pastor G B Weaver signs the notice.
Home Chapter No 189 holds memorial services at 3 p m Sunday June 15 inviting Stars Masons and families to attend with flowers to bring.
Mr and Mrs James Janca and Family extend thanks for acts of kindness sympathy and support during their bereavement. They acknowledge funeral service words and the beauty of the towers.
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