Ten Students Are Awarded Scholarships At University
Ten students receive cash scholarships ranging from 20 to 100 dollars for next year, announced by Dean T. P. Thompson. Recipients include Elmér Dehrmann Emplehurst Frank W. Crabill Glen C. Thrasher Alma C. Feldman John Freed Kenneth Griffin Walter Terrill Loomis Armand Hunter and Coretta Schlaphoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Thompson
Friends of the University
Elmér Dehrmann
Emplehurst
Simou
Frank W. Crabill
Red Cloud
Jefferson L Broady
Glen C. Thrasher
Meadow Grove
Betrontes
Jefferson H. Broady
Law College
Cornhusker
Glen Thrasher
Sorrowman
Bestwick
Miss Feldman
John Freed
Griffin
College of Business Administration
Terrill
Teachers College
Dahl
R. P. Crawford
Sargent High School
Hunter
Fred Ballard
University
Murdock Lich School
District judging day at College of Agriculture Lincoln
Open to all 4-H members and leaders on Saturday June 15 at the College of Agriculture Lincoln. Classes cover animal husbandry crops dairy poultry baked foods canned foods clothing and girls room with instructions on placings and giving reasons. Club leaders urged to assist and members to be ready by ten o clock.
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College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Mothers Vacation Camp Plans in Nebraska
Four Mothers Camps will be held this summer with one district camp at Camp Brewster near Omaha on Bellevue Boulevard. Camp runs July 25 to 28 following the district 4-H club camp. Enrolment is $4.50 and more details are at the Farm Bureau office.
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Nebraska
Camp Brewster
Omaha
Bellevue Boulevard
Farm Bureau
Hold Leader Training Meetings for Extension Clubs
Home Extension agent held leadership training for county cooking and clothing club leaders. Fifteen clothing clubs enroll 127 members plus 10 associates. twenty-one cooking clubs enroll 172 members and 21 associates. Sessions covered club management and materials for local meetings.
Can Fruits and Vegetables Now for Winter Use
The article urges preserving seasonal produce to ensure year round nourishment. It explains gathering greens and canning surplus rhubarb while young to fill shelves for winter. It emphasizes thrift and practical home preservation methods for a well balanced diet.
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Wili
Seasonal fruits and canning guidance offered
The notice notes strawberries soon available for homemakers and mentions cherries and other fruits coming into season. It directs readers to Extension Circular 22 for complete canning instructions, obtainable at the Farm Bureau office.
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Parm
District 4-H Club Camp Plans Finalized
Extension agents from Cass Otse Douglas and Sarpy counties met Saturday to finalize plans for the district 4-H club camp at Camp Brewster south of Omaha on Bellevue Boulevard. The event runs July 21 to 24 and is open to all 4-H members and leaders, with the first 150 applications accepted. A camp fee of $3.26 plus six potatoes and six eggs applies.
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Cass
Otce
Douglas
Sarpy
Camp Brewster
Omaha
Bellevue Boulevard
Corn Hog Compliance Starts Soon in 1935 Plan
The corn hog allotment committee begins compliance work the week of June 17 to measure all corn planted or to be planted under the 1935 contract. About thirty men, trained in a two day school, will cover fields with a 100 foot chain and assess hog allowances and hash sales. Completion target is July 1 to guide farmers toward alternate feed crops if needed.
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Berman Richter
W. E. Mackey
Missouri Pacific
Murray
Falls
A. R. Dowler
Nebraska City
A. W. Propst
Chevrolet
G. E. Brubacher
Beverly Ann
Brubacher
Edward Brubacher
Plaitsmouth
Fred Gansemer
Sam F. Latta
Weeping Water
Fred Drucker
Mary Troop
Stitute
Beatrice
Nehanka
Plattemouth
Anna Rhoden
A. B. Engelkemeier
Walter Engelkemeier
Plattsmouth
Martin Sporer
Sporer
End to Parole Abuses Is Asked by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt urged immediate end to parole system abuses after reports of the Weyerhaeuser kidnaping suspects. He ordered a full review of prior records and paroles in all jurisdictions where the men were apprehended or paroled, signaling a national parole reform push.
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Roosevelt
Wade Park
N. Y
Weyerhaeuser
Harmon Waley
Tacoma
William Mahon
Cummings
Washington
G-men
Bee Demonstration Next Monday at Weeping Water
Attention is again called to the bee demonstration scheduled for Monday June 17 at 2 p m at the home of F L Bailew in Weeping Water. O S Bare extension entomologist from the College of Agriculture will discuss summer management of the colony swarm control disease identification and control and methods of supering for comb and extracted honey. Cooperators are free in use questions and for help with any other problems they may have.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguin
F. L. Bailew
O. S. Bare
Fom
College of Agriculture
National 4-H Camp Broadcast for Cass County Members
Cass county 4 H club members can learn about the national 4 H club camp in Washington during NBC broadcasts between 11 39 and 12 30 CST on June 17 and June 19. Nebraska will be represented by Mervin Reverter Doris Gray Frances Hutchinson and Ruth Sparks.
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Cass County
Washington
NBC
Nebraska
Mervin Reverter
Seward County
Frances Hutchinson
Lancaster County
Ruth Sparks
Cheyenne County
Doris Gray
Otoe County
Anbouch
4 H Clubs Engage 574 Youth Across County
The county reports 634 active and 40 associate members in 52 4 H clubs. Cooking and clothing attract many with 193 in cooking and 127 in clothing. Boys lead in rope, cattle, hogs, sheep, poultry, and farm financial chores, with various counts such as 832 for baby beeves and 15 for hog litters. Clubs include Cardin Keep-Well Pix-Tt and Canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carden
Weed
Canning
Labor leaders denounce Baldwin reshuffle in election bid
London reports Labor party leaders denounce Stanley Baldwin's cabinet reconstruction as the formal start of the general election campaign. A V Alexander warns rearmament risks war and heavy taxation. Sir Stafford Cripps accuses the government of using patriotism as a vote lure while George Lansbury vows to mobilize against Tory policies.
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London
Labor Party
Stanley Baldwin
A. V. Alexander
the Admiralty
Cardiff
Baldwin
Stafford Cripps
Judiien Ballyhos
George Lansbury
Labor
House of Commons
Labor Movement
Pianist Jane Boedeker Recital in Omaha Auditorium
Jane Boedeker presents a piano recital on a Saturday evening in Schmoller and Mueller Auditorium Omaha Nebraska. The public is invited to attend.
Nebraska’s Sparse Debt Stance Highlighted
Nebraska stands among the few states with no bonded indebtedness, underscoring a strict debt policy. The note marks the state as an outlier in fiscal practice, contrasting with typical bonds issued by others for infrastructure and services.
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Nebraska
Commercial printing services advertised by Journal office
Advertisement notes all kinds of commercial print work available at the Journal office with promises of prompt service and quality results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Building Trade Jobs Gain in Federal Housing Programs
Washington reports that federal housing administration committees say there is no idleness in building trades in their territories. Stewart McDonald, acting administrator, announced a record week for insurance applications totaling 10,272,933 dollars, double the first week in April. Applications include 7,085,000 for mortgage loan insurance with 24 percent for new construction and 3,187,933 for titernization loans.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Stewart McDonald
River development contracts to be let soon
Several additional contracts are to be let soon for river development work in this vicinity. Local officials announce forthcoming bidding opportunities to advance river improvements and related projects in the area.
Local folk travel and work around Murray area
Murray residents and visitors figure in a string of weekly happenings. George E Nickles and L D Dresser handled business in Omaha while Earl Terhune and family visited Humboldt. Otto Puls lost a horse in a storm and several residents, including Mrs S Tutt and Mrs C A Davis, toured Omaha.
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George E. Nickles
Omaha
Earl Terhune
Humboldt
L. D. Dresser
Thomas Nelson
Lawrence
J. A. Scatten
Julius Enrcelkemeier
Otto Puls
S. Tutt
C. A. Davis
M. G. Churchill
Fred Drecker
Public notice from Omaha venue on June fair
Given by Juan Boedeker on Saturday evening June 15 at O vloth at Sthmeller Mueller Auditorium Omaha Nebr the public is lmited.
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Juan Boedeker
O'vloth
Sthmeller & Mueller Auditorium
Omaha
Nebr
Lmited
Preaching at Presbyterian Church on Sunday in Murray
The Presbyterian church in Murray will host services with Rev. Dr. Kimmelehue visiting to discuss bringing two ministers for local work. Rev. Stewart plans to step down due to business commitments and potential criticism of holding two positions.
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Presbyterian Church
Murray
Kimmelehue
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Stewart
Picnic on Church Lawn Honors Bible School Graduates
The Presbyterian Bible school hosted a Sunday picnic on the church lawn after the Sunday school hour. Graduates who were Bible school members were honored with an interesting program and all attendees enjoyed the event.
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Bible School of the
Presbyterian Church
Bible School
Bees Placed on Pasture By Nelson and West
Thomas Nelson, a bee lover, with Henry West, moved several stands of bees to John M. Stone's farm. They placed them on pasture allowing access to abundant vegetation in the area.
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Thomas Nelson
Henry West
Mr. Nelson
John M. Stone
Fishermen bag nineteen near Cedar Creek
Three men L D Srosser J A Scot ten and Joseph Richter fished near Cedar Creek last Monday night and brought home nineteen fish, claiming luck and success from the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
L. D. Srosser
J. A. Scotten
Joseph Richter
Ceder Creek
Nickles Plans Three Acre Tomato Planting
George E. Nickles has concluded to plant three acres of tomatoes and has secured the plants, requiring about fifteen thousand plants.
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George E. Nickles
Enjoyed an Old Time Picnic
A report notes Ralph Root his wife and children attended a local old time picnic last Monday with family and friends enjoying a traditional gathering though details are sparse.
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Ralph Root
Root family trip marks son Oris Root graduation and ordination
A trip to Cincinnati celebrated Oris Root’s graduation as a minister and ordination as a Christian church pastor, where he was valedictorian. The party then traveled to Lincoln for a overnight stay returning Tuesday, with Mrs Minnie Woods and Mrs A C Lens. The Long home hosted a picnic and a dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Ralph Root and family, son of the late Anderson Root, former Murray citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Woolsey
Nebraska City
Murray
oMuday
Jack
Albert Young
J. A. Scotten
J. D. Rising
George Perger
Omaha
J. H. Browne
Win. Meisinger
Amurray
Josephine Gast
Tom Nelson
Ralph Kennedy
Fred Ix Hild
Parr Young Home
G. H. Gilmore
John
Fort Croek
Ing
Cincinnati
Oris Root
Christian Church
Lincoln
Minnie Woods
A. C. Lens
Long Home
Ralph Root
Anderson Root
Citisen
Birthday party honors Karl Lancaster in Murray home
A June 9 dinner at the Murray home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hoschar celebrated Karl Lancaster’s forty ninth birthday. Thirty nine guests attended, including extended family such as Jarvis Lancaster, Harold, John Uppingsa, Richard, Barry McCulloch LeRoy, Curtis Parris, Bobby, C D Geary Ralph, Alvin Messinger, Carl Buck Elizabeth Ann, John Stones, Malvern Read, R A Noell, Earl Lancaster with sons David and Raymond, Jota Royer, L C Hoschar and daughters Margarect Nora, James Hoschar and Mary Ellen.
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Dan Hoschar
Murray
Karl Lantaster
Hoeschar
Lancaster
Malvern Read
Jarvis Lancaster
Harold
John Uppingsa
Hichard
Airs
Barry
McCulloch
LeRoy
Curtis Parris
Bobby
C. D. Geary
Ralph
Alvin Messinger
Carl Buck
Elizabeth Ann
John Stones
R. A. Noell
Earl Lancaster
David
Raymond
Jota Royer
L. C. Hoschbar
Margarect
Nora
James Hoschar
Mary Ellen
Attempt to wreck train in Ethiopia reported by Italian paper
Corriere della Serra claims about 2000 Dantan tribesmen tried to wreck Emperor Haile Selassie’s train near Afden Ethiopia during a return from Harrar. They were repelled by machine gun fire as the train halted. Damaged track components were found including cross ties and spikes.
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Milan
Italy
Corriere Della Serra
Haile Selausie
Afden
Ethiopia
Harrar
Tratumen
Local grower presents fine home grown strawberries to Journal
Frank F. Sehlichtemier visited the city on Thursday bringing a box of home grown strawberries described as very fine. The fruit impressed the Journal with its quality and sweetness.
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Frank F. Sehlichtemier
Journal
Farmers Optimistic After Spring Rains Foresee Bumper Crop
Farmers express optimism as spring rains boost hopes for a strong harvest season. They cite improved soil moisture and growing conditions expected to yield higher production across regions.
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University of Nebraska
Cass County Farm Bureau
Wainscott
Mothers Vacation Camp
W. B. Hermes
University of California
Wolverine
Fetzer Shoe Co
Jane Boedeker
Schmoller & Mueller Auditorium
Nebi
Chester Sporer
Near Mynard
Wm. Sporer
Charles
Robert McConnaha
Herman
Sadie Oldham
Robert McConnall, Jr
Bobbie
Howard
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