Visitors and locals busy around Murray and Plattsmouth
Win Troop and Clarence Brown visited Omaha last Tuesday on business. Dr. Oscar Sandin looked after a sick cow near Murray at James Earhart’s. G. M. Minford and family visited Lincoln last Sunday. Jesse Chambers and CC Brown helped finish a new house for C. W. Christweisser at Worth Click’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Hild
Murray
L. H. Puls
Plattsmouth
John Bodscheidt
Ray
Alva Lane
J. A. Scotten
C. R. Kennedy
Win. Homan
Otto Puls
A. L. Baker
Lincoln
James Kykendall
Nebraska Gas and Electric Company
L. H. Plus
Gust Mannier
Missouri Pacific
Phil Lambert
W. Clarke
Union Hotel
J. B. Roddy
T. S. Barrows
Omaha
Taylor Wilson
J. A. Walker
Walter Mannier
Plattemonth
J. F Wolff
L. Ho Puls
Frank Marasek
Nlerman Richter
Local visitors and family gatherings noted in Murray area
Harry Smith of Plattsmouth visited Murray last Tuesday and was seen waking after business matters. Charles Kennedy, from Salix, visited his parents V. A. Kennedy for several days. Ar and Mrs. V. A. Kennedy hosted Sunday dinner with Ma and Mrs. W. S. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, and Ralph Kennedy present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Plattsmouth
Murray
Charlies Kennedy
Salix
V. A. Kennedy
Ihelehome
W. S. Smith
Mire. Davis
Ralph Kennedy
Presbyterian church children day exercises please audience
The Presbyterian church held children's day exercises with much good playing and the audience pleased with the performance. Rev. Buchanan plans to organize a Murray boy scout company to engage community youths and foster the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Cc. F. Vallery
Plattsmouth
Murray
Vallery
Murdock
Buchanan
George Nickles
Banning & Nickels
Alamo Light Plant to Present Farm Home Reel
Notice invites viewers to the Murray picture show next Saturday evening June 15 for a feature on the modern farm home with lighting and power for out buildings and low voltage meters. An extra reel will be added to the program. the reel promised for last week will be shown this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo
Murray
Busy Day Visits at Nay Farm South East of Murray
The narrator visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo S Nay near Murray last week. Mrs Nay tended flowers while Mr Nay worked alfalfa and corn. The couple grows nine acres of alfalfa aiming for twenty five acres of hay and hosted guests with strawberries and cream and cake under grape vines on the back porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. S. Nay
Murray
School Board Elections At Last Monday Meeting
Two board of education seats were filled at the school meeting held last Monday. Mr. W. G. Boedeker was re elected as his term expired and Mr. A. Gansemer was elected to the second seat after Mr. L. D. Hiatt resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
W. G. Boedeker
L. D. Hiatt
Boedeker
A. Gansemer
Earharts Visit Omaha Guests At Local Homes
James Earhart and wife visited Omaha last Sunday staying with A. H. Earhart and wife, parents of Mr. Earhart of this place, and with Mr. and Mrs. L. S. White, Mrs. Earhart’s sister. They drove up in their car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
James Earhart
A. H. Earhart
Mr. Earhart
Thhis Place
Travel notes from Murray and Ohio journey
Arrive home after a Nice visit. B A Root stayed two months with his son in York then returned to Murray and left for Omaha where she met Mrs Root who had traveled east with her children to Canton Cincinnati Chicago Mannistee and Fremont Michigan.
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B. A. Root
York
Murray
Omaha
Mrs. Root
East
Canton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chicago
Mannistee
Fremont
Michigan
Mrs Root Plans Western Trip With Family Visit
Mrs. Root enjoyed a pleasant visit and good time. Mr and Mrs Root will soon depart for York to join their son and travel through Estes Park and other western places of interest.
Ladies Aid Society Meeting At Mrs Friedrich Home
Mesdages John Farris Herman Wolforth and Wm Gilmore assisted Mrs N Freidrich in entertaining the missionary society Friday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Schaefer and Mrs Friedrich's sisters. Attendees benefited from the study hour and enjoyed excellent refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdarges
John Farris
Herman Wolforth
Wm. Gilmore
Rifles Sold by Moray Home Guard Unit
During the war the Moray home guard company was supplied with 34 rifles. They have since been sold. Lee Kniss, in charge, went to Plattsmouth last Tuesday afternoon and settled for the sale with county commissioners in session. The good guns were sold for eight dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Guards
Moray
Lee Kniss
Plattsmouth
Dinner gathering honors visiting Mrs Kemster in Murray area
At the home of Mr. Chester Mannier a large group of friends enjoyed an excellent dinner last Sunday west of Murray. The occasion welcomed Mrs. Mattie Kemster of LaFayette Ind visiting for a week at her brother’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Puls
Murray
Chester Mannier
Mattie Kemster
LaFayette
Ind
Local Names Mention Gust Mannier and Meisinger Families
Fragmentary OCR notes cite Gust Mannier and Mesdames and Messrs Mannier as parents of Chester Mannier Walter Mannier of Plattsmouth Fred Meisinger and George J Meisinger plus other families and Jacob Mannier in a local genealogical listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity. Messrs
Mesdames
Gust Mannier
Chester Mannier
Walter Mannier
Plattsmouth
Fred Meisinger
George J. Meisinger
Ohers
Jacob Mannier
Lewiston church supper draws largest crowd
The Lewiston church female helpers hosted a Saturday supper that drew the largest crowd yet, with many new faces showing strong community spirit. Officials hope the library supper next Saturday can surpass this record and further unite Murray residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Murray
Films Delayed Reel Premiere Rescheduled For Saturday
Due to the reels arriving late the planned one thousand feet of special film to be shown last Saturday will now be presented this coming Saturday after they arrived this week.
Missouri Pacific Station Refreshed By Paint Scheme
The Missouri Pacific station at this place looks brighter after a coat of paint. The company’s other building also benefits from the brush. We commend the road for keeping property in better condition even if grain still moves by trucks to the county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Mannier Loses Valued Horse After Colic Illness
Chester Mannier recently paid 550 dollars for a horse that soon fell ill with a colic and died within moments. The loss burdens him as he begins farming on his own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Mannier
Mr. Mannier
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Murray Department
Epiton
Murray State Bank
Hanning & Nickels
I. L. Smith
Thomas Smut
Frank Reed
Harrys Creamer
Brendel
Union
Nebraska Pahomaceutical Association
W. PR. Young
Murmo
Clinton Totten
Bert Liegd
H.C. Leopold
Totten
State Bank of Myarrar
LE. DD. Hiatt
Farhier
Mr. Hiatt
Santos
Fancy Santos
Hiatt @ Tutt
Nebraska
Selis All Home Guard Rifles
The
Pullhall
Farmer Brown
Pulse & Company
Wsfer
H. B. Banning
George Nickels
Murray, Nebr
Izc
John Deere
Deering
W. H. Puls
W.T. Wallery, Murray
Neb
Singer
Alfred Gansemer
Silent Alam Farm
Paris Green
Murray Drug Co
G. W. McCracken
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