John Murtey remembered for church support and service
Obituary and funeral notice for John Murtey of Alvo detailing his generous community work and church benefactions. He served in the Nebraska legislature and left a wife, three brothers, a sister, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral held June 17 at the M E church with interment in Alvo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Knight
M. E. Church
M. E. Stair
The
Brethren Church
Alvo Cemetery
Obituary for John Murtey of Alvo and Cass County
John Murtey born December 12, 1861 in Lincoln Illinois died June 15 1922 in Alvo Nebraska at age 60 years 6 months and 3 days. He lived in Cass County near Wabash as a child and later moved to Kansas with his parents returning to Alvo to run a lumber and grain business. He married Eva Warl in 1889 with two children one died in infancy and daughter Aurel survived in Kansas City. a second marriage to Winifred Price occurred July 11 1902 and remained devoted between them. He moved among Clay Center Verona and Alvo throughout his career and remained Catholic while respecting others beliefs.
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John Murtey
Lincoln
Ill
Alvo
Mr. Murtey
Nebraska
Cass County
Wabash
Kansas
Rock Island
Alvwo
Clay Center
Verona
Eva Warl
Aurel
Kansas City
Winifred Price
Card of Thanks for John Murtey death burial
The Murtey family expresses deep appreciation for acts of kindness shown after the death and burial of husband and brother John Murtey. Sincere thanks are extended from Mrs. John Murtey Mrs. Mary J. Frye and son Thomas Murtey and family James Murtey Henry Murte to all who offered floral tributes and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murtey
Mary J. Frye
Thomas Murtey
James Murtey
Henry Murter
Local visitors frequent the city from surrounding towns
George Everett from near Union returned home by bus route after a few hours in the city. David LaRue from near Nehawka attended to court matters. Jack Patterson and family from Union visited friends for a few hours. Mark E. Wiles and wife from near Weeping Water were in town for business. Mont Robb from Union spent yesterday afternoon and morning in the city. Louie Rheinackle and family from near Murray visited during the weekend trading. Chris Ross and son Herman C. Ross from near Nehawka were in court matters. P J Cosgrave a Lancaster county bar leader was in the county court with Cass county friends. Henry Shoemaker from near Nehawka attended court matters. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sebatka returned from West Liberty Iowa for illness in the family. Vernon to stay with grandmother for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Skinner
Lincoln
Clyde Borles
J. M. Worley
Lewiston
Alvo
Irene Sutton
University Place
Thos. Murtey
John Murtey
Mothers and Daughters Council
Sam Hardnock Grove
Julian Sutton
Fremont
Charles Skiles
John
S. C. Boyles
Melvin Sheedy
Mr. Kempster
Harvard
Mable Foreman
Charles
Scottsbluff
G. P. Foreman
Rhena Towle
M. Pierce
Clay Center
Ernest Weir
Grace Weir
Wm. Fisher
John Murte
Murtey
P. J. Linch
Alta Linch
Grand Island
Isaac Toland
Omaha
Mr. Toland
A. W. Toland
Monument
Colorado
Albert Toland
Mary J. Frye
Ralph Frye
Thomas Murtey
Weeping Water
James
Henry Murtey
Stockton
Kansas
George Everett
Near Union
David LaRue
Near Nehawka
Jack Patterson
Union
Mark E. Wiles
Near Weeping Water
Mont Robb
Louie Rheinackle
Near Murray
Chris Ross
Herman C. Ross
P. J. Cosgrave
Lancaster County Bar
Cass County
Henry Shoemaker
Frank Sebatka
West Liberty
Iowa
Iowa, Where They Were Called By the Illness of the Mother of Mrs. Sebatka
Vernon
L. R. DeFrance
Julian
Herman Dall
B. F. Brendel
Murray
Cook
Herman Rauth
Ain
Council Bluffs
Thomas Keckler
Charles Rathburn
Louisville
Manley
Krecklow Pool
August Graham
Fred Fleischman
Fred Miller
Wabash
Frank Stander
Walter Mockenhaupt
C. E. Mockenhaupt
Waller
Theo Harms
Silver Creek
York
Frank Bonner
A. Steinkamp
F. Frickin
Manney
J. C. Rauth
Miss Anna
A. H. Humble
Mr. Humble
Kansas City
R. Bergman
Joseph Wolpert
J. L. Burns
Mary Heeney
Medford
Oklahoma
Farley Pitman
Heeney
Murdock
Rock Island
Maggie
Katie Wolpert
Rose Kelly
Sue Mockenhaupt
Plattsmouth
Wolpert
Judge Gerlich
Judge
Aaron Rauth
Lost and Found Journal Ad Says It Satisfies Needs
An ad in the journal promises satisfaction with found items and services. It states they satisfy customers and invites inquiries for lost possessions or found goods.
Prepare Now for Mowers Bind ers and Baying Machinery
Do not wait for harvest needs. Order mowers binders baying machinery and twine now to save bother later. See us early for your needs in this line. We are here to serve you.
Death toll climbs in Herrin mine war violence
In Herrin Illinois the death toll from a strike mine attack on the Lester strip mine rose toward the forties with 27 officially dead and 17 bodies in the local morgue. Investigators report multiple killings by gunfire lynching burning and other violence as workers and guards clash.
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Herrin
Ill
Lester Strip
Marion
C. K. McDowell
Associated Press
Illinois Governor orders National Guard units mobilized
At midnight Governor Len Small telegrammed Brig. Gen. Black to assemble 132d infantry and machine gun units of 120th and 131st infantries, plus others, to form a 1000 men force at the 132d infantry armory in Chicago. Troops to be fully equipped and held ready for further orders amid Williamson county unrest and Herrin violence.
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Waukegan
Black
132D
120Th
131St
132D Infantry
West Madison Street
Chicago
Williamson County
Herrin
130Th
Len Small
Illinois
Nat. Guard
Auto Industry Will Have a Good Season
Detroit reports 1922 as a banner year for vehicle production. Ford for January–May produced 409,309 vehicles vs 319,813 in 1921. Hudson sold more in five months than all of last year. Chevy Maxwell and others show similar gains. Demand for second hand machinery rises as plants reinstate equipment and prices climb. Furniture buyers exceed average at Grand Rapids exposition with about 2,500 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Hudson Motor Company
Chevrolet
Maxwell
Grand Rapids
Community News Brief Highlights Local Call No 6
A short community notice notes Call No 6 with 3 rings as a brief item. The fragment signals a local event or listing, using concise phrasing typical of a small-town bulletin.
Local Manley News Highlights Social and Business Notices
Manley residents and guests fill a wide range of events from family reunions in Weeping Water to car and farm trade. Local figures such as L R DeFrance, Herman Dall, J C Rauth, and Miss Anna Rauth feature amid travel to Omaha Lincoln Greenwood and Plattsmouth with updates on cars calves and farm gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shoeman
Louisville
Manley
Shoeman
Charles Garlick
Miss Vera
A. H. Humble
Mr. Gerlich
Greenwood and
Murdock
Weeping Water
J. C. Rauth
Alberta White
Jack
Gerald
Gene Martin
Stander
John
Omaha
Agnes Stander
Chicago
Andy Sehmacher
Jack McCarthy
Plattsmouth
American Legion
Louiisville
Get Your New Red Book for Summer Reading
The July Red Book offers popular fiction and educational magazines. Call the Journal office to secure a copy and enjoy the season with this popular publication.
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Journal
Be Independent Own Your Land Ad
Southeast Nebraska readers offered Colorado land by Showalter Land Agency Cook Nebraska. Personal inspections touted with exchanges possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Colorado
Showalter Land Agency
Cook, Nebr
Attracts the Thirsty at Morgan Sweet Shop Display
The east window tempts visitors with white and purple grape juices and foaming ginger ale. The highball memory drink is now served straight and proving popular as a thirst exterminator on hot days.
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Morgan Sweet Shop
Farm Loans for Eastern Nebraska at 6 Percent
On eastern Nebraska lands, 6 per cent interest. No commission. Address W. A. C. Johnson, 208 So. 33 St., Omaha, Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
W. A. C. Johnson
Omaha
Neb
Blank books available at the Journal office
The Journal office lists blank books of many kinds available for purchase. Readers can inquire in person to select from various sizes and styles suitable for personal, school, or office use.
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Sf Journal
Europe in no mood to pay U S money borrowed
St. Louis June 22 Walter Lichtenstein Chicago banker told Illinois bankers association the allied debt issue is fundamental to global welfare. He cited Europe as the sore spot and warned few European nations can reduce indebtedness soon while world trade remains interdependent.
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St. Louis
Walter Lichtenstein
Chicago
Illinois Bankers Association
American Bankers’ Association
Lichtenstein
Europe
Great Britain
Reginald McKenna
London Joint City and Midland Bank
Lady Seeks Start in Dress Business with Monthly New Styles
Peggy O Neil invites women in ready to wear or dressmaking to start their own business. She promises 15 to 50 new style dresses monthly and exchange of unsold models, requiring bank references for applicants.
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Peggy
Uncle Ben Beckman Visits for Trading and Calls on Friends
Uncle Ben Beckman of near Murray arrived for a few hours to trade and visit with his many acquaintances, sharing time with numerous friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Beckman
Near
Murray
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Alvo, Nebraska
Manley News
McCormick and Deering
Manley, Neb
Singer
Christ
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U.S
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China
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United States
West 35Th St
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Coates
Riley Hotel
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