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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
5
The piece pivots from marriage vows to financial prudence urging couples to pursue permanent happiness through savings account plans. It frames marriage and financial planning as interconnected paths to stability and prosperity.
Murray State Bank J A Secotten repaired steps at Mrs Flora Sans home during the week. John Hobeheidt and Ray Campbell shelled and delivered corn to the elevator in Murray early in the week. Robert Shrader attended to business in Plattsmouth last Tuesday by auto.
Harvey Greege the carpenter is building two garages in Union this week one for Amos McNamee and one for D. R. Frans. At vs. school elect of District came eight John Luck 31 was elect el moderator, and Jarvis Lancaster as the treasurer. Mr and Mrs W J Philpot were visiting in Omaha on last Tuesday Lley driving over to the big city in their universal sedan. Lee Nickle was assistant in the sharing of corn for John Mobchell on Tuesday of this week and did his portion of the scooping. George E Nickles and W G Boedeker were visiting and looking after on last Tuesday afternoon. Frank Foreman was looking after
H Nelson promotes the E Z Bos Fly and Insect Killer for cattle with durable fly nets and a broad line of farming machinery at low prices.
The garage advertises steady work with quality materials and moderate charges. It promises satisfaction with car service and guarantees pleased results for customers who bring their vehicles in.
A flood of short notes from Murray Nebraska covers visitors and travelers in the county seat Plattsmouth plans, farm and service trades, school board actions, and local notables. Names include John Finkle Union Edward Murphy Manley J. H. Gilmore, J. W. Holmes Plattsmouth and many others amid cattle feedings, repairs, and vacations.
For some time the Kettlehut household suffered chicken thefts totaling about thirty. On Friday Mr. Kettlehut captured one old raccoon and three young ones, with another old raccoon escaping. Saturday night the dogs likely chased the remaining raccoon away, ending the nuisance.
S Tutt senior member returns to Murray with Gussie Brubaker, formerly with H. M. Soennichsen, forming a new firm to take over from H. M. Seenrichsen Co. The partners aim to make trading pleasant and profitable for all, predicting a splendid success for the venture.
Phillip F Rhin and wife plan to depart Murray after selling their business. They have been in Murray for several months and formed warm friendships both personally and commercially. Friends extend best wishes as they consider new locations and opportunities.
Good pasture for horses and cattle with ample water south of Rock Bluffs on the old Sans place. For details call 2720. John Kettlehut. 117-3sw-My.
The article notes B A Root born June 15 1852 near Saint Joseph Indiana. He moved to Nebraska in 1874 farmed near Perry Nickles for two years, then westward, later settling in Murray where he has spent most of his life. He quietly observed his 74th birthday and reports good sales over nearly 75 years.
W F Graham is pastor with Sabbath school at 10 a m and Children Day exercises at 11. Next Sabbath evening there are no services. Some will drive to Dunbar for M M Shaw address at the Y P C U leader’s speech. Mrs Wilson Graham and daughter Faye from Seattle visited the pastor’s home. Faye Graham earned second honors at Tarkio College last week.
A devotional quote from Psalm 51 17 speaks of a broken and contrite heart that God will not despise. The text emphasizes humility and repentance as valued traits in faith.
The narrative recounts Joseph interpreting dreams of seven prosperous years followed by famine, his rise to power in Egypt, and the tests he sets for his brothers including Benjamin. Judah pleads for their youngest, and Joseph reveals his identity, urges their father Jacob to move to Egypt, and plans to provide during the coming famine.
Plattsmouth opens a six week free supervised playground at the Central Building on High School Hill starting Monday June 21. Miss Cordelia Fields will supervise with help from teachers and students. Activities include sewing, basket work, games, calisthenics, baseball, volleyball, and tennis, with morning sessions for under ten and afternoon for older children. Absolute free admission. parental cooperation requested.
June 20 inspires shoppers to browse a mighty fine line of cards at Bates Book and Stationery Store for father.
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