Murray and Nearby Residents Visit for Local Affairs
The item lists residents and visitors in Murray and nearby towns including Murray, Nehawka, Union, and Omaha. It notes several individuals such as Murray Ed Lauritzen, Wm Obernaulie, Theodore Amick and son Relph, Julius A. Pitz, James Lettin, Dr. and Mrs. G. B. Gilmore, Jimmie Frans, Architect Everett Dodds, Mrs. J. W. Berett, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Brown, Ella Barker, Edward Howard, George Nickles, Bertha Shreader, J A Scotten, Bertha Nickles, and Myra McDonald visiting for business, family, medical, or educational reasons across Murray, Lincoln, and Omaha during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lauritzen
Weeping Water
Murray
Wm. Obernaulie
Nehawka
Iiswor
Theodore Amick
Relph
Julius A. Pitz
First District
James Lettin
Union
Highway 24
G. B. Gilmore
Jimmie Frans
Gilmore
Lincoln
Wm Armstrong
Everett Dodds
Omaha
J. W. Berett
James H. Brown
Ella Barker
Edward Howard
Monmoth
George Nickles
Omahram
Nickles
Bertha Shreader
J. A. Scotten
Omaitz
Scotten
Homecoming Update on Mrs. Parr Young's Recovery
A visitor reports Mrs. Parr Young has returned home from the hospital after a successful appendicitis operation. She is making good progress toward full recovery, and friends are glad to see her improving after the procedure and ongoing convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parr Young
Omche
Soins
Card of Thanks for Shirley Webber
We express sincere thanks to friends in Murray for kindness during illness and after our daughter Shirley Webber’s passing. Gratitude to the minister, singers, pallbearers, classmates of Mrs. Webber, and all who offered sympathy and support. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrey
Shirley
Ord
Milbern brings mother back to Plattsmouth from Sioux City
E. W. Milbern took his mother from Sioux City where she had a second stroke to Plattsmouth. She remained there over the night and Sunday morning joined his sister Ruth to seek better care and recovery, with Milbern noting she stood the trip well despite feeble health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
E. W. Milbern
Sioux City
Ruth
Mrs. Milbern
Health Hopes Rise For Beloved Local Figure
Friends of the unnamed subject express hope for a return to full health. The note emphasizes the community's concern and desire for recovery after illness.
Students Score 99 Percent In Plattsmouth Tests
Wallace Nelson Thelma Town and their Murray school teacher Mrs Clara Becker with Arthur Johnson and Miss Anna Harris traveled to Plattsmouth for the 8th grade examination where the group ranked 99 percent, a near perfect mark reflecting strong studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Nelson
Thelma Townsend
Clara Becker
Murray
Arthur Johnson
Country
Anna Harris
Plattsmouth
Murrey District Elects A G Long as Board Moderator
At a meeting of the Murrey district electors last Monday evening A G Long was chosen moderator of the board of education. He also oversaw electrical wiring and rudimentary plumbing planned to ease future construction of the new building, to be started soon at minimal cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Murrey
A. G. Long
All Day Meeting at Murray Church With Discourses
The Christian church of Murray will hold an all day meeting this Lord's day. A morning program includes Bible school and three discourses. Dinner will be served on the church lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church of
Murray
Bible School
Patriotic Juvenile Circus Aids Murray Library Fund
A group of young performers staged a show Tuesday night at A. D. Bakke's home to raise funds for Murray Public Library. The morning parade drew citizen attention to the effort, with penny admissions lemonade and photo fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Bakke
Murray Public Library
Nelson elected delegate from Nehawka Masonic lodge
Thomas Nelson, longtime member of Nehawka lodge, was elected as delegate to the Grand Lodge meeting in Omaha last week and ably represented his lodge at the annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Thomas Nelson
Nehawka
Masonic Order
Gtand
Omaha
Nelson
Construction Progress On New School Building
Work on the new school basement has advanced to pouring the foundation after debris removal. Once set, construction of the superstructure will begin, with the contractor aiming to complete the building quickly for the earliest possible start of the school term.
Creep Feeding for Calves Proves Practical in Nebraska Tests
University of Nebraska trials at North Platte show creep-fed calves gain about 0.2 pounds daily over non creep-fed peers. Over two years the creep-fed group finished leaner at spring sale and needed less finishing. Trials used four groups of calves born in 1932 35 from Hansen cows with March and April drop dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
M. L. Baker
North Platte
Emil Polnicky
Red Cloud
Henry P. Hansen
Lincoln County
Baker
Mrs Gentry once Miss Georgia Tutt known as Duckey Tutt
In Los Angeles, Mrs. Gentry formerly Georgia Tutt, once called Miss Duckey Tutt by friends thirty-five years ago, has lived in the city for the last thirty-five years. Her husband was a Missouri Pacific operator at Plattsmouth and later studied law while continuing telegraph work in the west.
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Los Angeles
Gentry
Georgia Tutt
Duckey” Tutt
Missouri Pacific
Plattsmouth
West
Nehawka Bride Marries in Omaha
Miss Merna Brandt daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Brandt near Nehawka and sister of Mrs Ches ter Sporer and Mrs M R Whipple was united in marriage in Omaha. They were attended by Mr Wm Brandt and Miss Melisinger. The couple will reside on the groom’s farm in Dioe County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Merna Brandt
Wm. Brandt
Nehawka
Chester Sporer
M. R. Whipple
South of Nehawka
Melisinger
Dioe County
Top Prices on Sheep Hit Market For Local Growers
Messrs W L Seybolt and Thomas Tilson, partners in farming, shipped a truck load of sheep to the market on Monday that topped at 8.00 dollars per hundred. The figures pleased the duo, proving their competence in feeding and marketing sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
W. L. Seybolt
Thomas Tilson
Sporer Family Dines at Country Home
Mr and Mrs Chester Sporer hosted relatives for an excellent dinner at their country home last Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wm Sporer’s parents, plus Charles Sporer Martin Sporer and family enjoyed a pleasant evening.
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Chester Sporer
Wm Sporer
Charles Sporer
Martin Sporer
Murray sisters entertain Plattsmouth friends at home
Miss Neita Wilson and Miss Mae Wilson of Murray hosted a Monday evening gathering for friends from Plattsmouth. Attendees included Ruth Janda George Hamilton Mr and Mrs Gilbert Hirz David Quirk and John Wondra. Ice cream and cake were served as the event ended with guests leaving after a pleasant visit.
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Neita
Mae Wilson
Murray
Plattsmouth
Ruth Janda
George Hamilton
Gilbert Hirz
David Quirk
John Wondra
Sister Georgia Gentry Dies After Prolonged Illness
E S Tutt reports the death of his youngest sister Mrs Georgia Gentry wife of T C Gentry of Los Angeles who had been hospitalized for weeks after a severe operation. She died last Sunday night at 10 30 and the funeral and interment were held in the reported location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Tutt
Georgia Gentry
T. C. Gentry
Los Angeles
A New Kind of Sport Debuts at Local Field
On June 12 a kitten ball exhibition drew a crowd at the high school athletic field followed by an Army versus Navy match with the Navy winning. A meeting at the American Legion building named James Farnham temporary chairman and elected R Foster Patterson president with Paul Lemke secretary. The league will have 12 players per team, 10 active, no more than two from any organized baseball club, each team with a manager and two umpires. Umpires must be independent of teams. Players may not switch teams. Opening night is Monday June 198. Games set for Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday. Public asked to propose a name for the league. winner gets a season ticket. Submit two names by Friday evening.
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Army
Navy
American Legion
James Farnham
R. Foster Patterson
Paul Lemke
Rotary hears Flag Day address by R Poster Patterson
At a Tuesday luncheon the Rotary club heard R Poster Patterson, high school principal, give a history of the flag. John L Tidball introduced the speaker. Patterson praised the flag with notes on its colors and symbolism as club members joined in flag day songs led to the Star Spangled Banner.
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Rotary Club
R. Poster Patterson
Patterson
John L. Tidball
Enjoy Family Party For Mrs Thomlinson Before Departure
A Wednesday gathering at the Briggs home honored Mrs A H Thomlinson sister of Mrs Briggs before she leaves for Indianola Iowa after several weeks visit. Relatives from Lincoln and Omaha attended as Hazel Hunnicutt plans to join and drive back with Mrs Thomlinson. Mrs Thomlinson expects hospital surgery soon after returning home.
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M.&. Briggs
A. H. Thomlinson
Briggs
Indianola
Iowa
R. Stangenberg
E. G. Osborn
Lincoln
Lydia M. Davis
Fred J. Franzen
Omaha
Tomlinson
Relief for Farmers in New Loans
Farmers in this county may gain debt relief through new loans coordinated by local officials Carl D Ganz and Phil Hall from the Alvo and Greenwood National Farm Loan Association. Bert Waddell of the Federal Lend Bank outlines that loans will refinance debts, provide working capital, and may use first or second mortgages as collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Ganz
Alvo
Phil Hall
Greenwood
Treasury
Alvo and Greenwood National Farm Loan Association
Bert Waddell
Farm Loan Commissioner
Federal Lend Bank of Omaha
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank
National Farm Loan Association
Car Fire Damages Local Farmer Mike Keffenberger Vehicle
Mike Keffenberger, a prominent local farmer, had his car badly damaged by fire on Tuesday while parked at M. G. Stava’s farm. Smoke and a blaze started in the car interior before bystander efforts with dirt and sand extinguished the fire. The cause remains unknown, suspected to have begun in the rear interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Keffenberger
Keffenberger
M. G. Stava
Mr. Steava
Kaffenberger
Soldiers Lose Battle in Kittenball Season Opener
The high school field hosted a kittenball game where soldiers from Camp Funston to Coblenz lost 18 to 9 to Navy vets. Pat Reed and Robert Reed led the soldiers in batting while Carl Hall pitched for the sailors. City Attorney J A Capwell suffered a corked finger after the rough play.
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Camp Funston
Coblenz
Navy
Pat Reed
Robert Reed
Carl Hall
Asilors
Wickman
Gabby” Harnett
J. A. Capwell
Bank of Commerce official visits city for business
Monday's Dark Reese Hastain of the Bank of Commerce of Louisville was in the city today for a few hours attending to matters of business and visiting with his friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Hastain
Bank of Commerce of
Louisville
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Murray Farmers Elevator
A. J. Weideman Manager
Murray, Neb
Baby
Nebraska
Ashland
Carl Ganz and
Phil L. Hall
National Farm Loan Assn
Horton Funeral Home
Plattsmouth, Nebr
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