Reverend Sarah A. Taylor Long obituary in Nebraksa
Sarah A. Taylor Long born November 6 1849 in Switzerland County Indiana married William T. Long in 1865. They moved to Nebraska in 1887 settling near Eight Mile Grove and later Murray. She died June 23 1918 aged 69 years 7 months 17 days survived by three daughters one son two sisters and a brother. Funeral at her home conducted by Dr B Jackson with interment beside William Long in Horning Cemetery.
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Sarah A. Taylor
Switzerland
Couty
Indiana
William T. Long
Minnie H. Stokes
Calgary
Canada
Mary
Addie J. Stokes
Enion
Neb
Anna R. Miller
Manley
Alva G. Long
Murray
Methodist Episcopal Church
B. Jackson
Mr. Long
Horning
Murray Area Gossip and Visits Highlight County Events
Local residents including Jay Davis Mrs Etta Nickels and Mrs E 8 Tut visited the county seat on Tuesday. Others traveled to Omaha for Ak Sar Ben festivities and business in Murray community.
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Jay Davis
Oldham
Etta Nickels
Tut
William Lloyd
Lincoln
Murray
A. L. Baker
James Tilson
Omaha
William Sporer
L. H. Puls
Local notices record moves and arrivals in Murray area
Searle Davis shipped a car load to the South Omaha market and bought a Ford Buick from Pollock Agency in Plattsmouth. Registration day is June 29 in Murray. Searle Davis’s family visits Lincoln and Draper visits, with others traveling to Lincoln Beatrice and Draper. Several community events, accidents, and social news plus a new adding and listing machine arrive at Murray State Bank.
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Searle Davis
South Omaha
Pollock Agency
Plattsmouth
Murray
Stephen Davis
Lincoin Cuolme
Lincoln
Burrows
Draper, S. D
Draper
S. D
Niabark
Neh
John Christensen
Dahn
Nick Friedrich
Burroughs
Murray State Bank
Grandma Long Dies Sudden in Murray Area
Mrs. S. A. Long, known as Grandma Long, died suddenly at her home east of Murray last Saturday night after a day of routine chores. She was 69, had lived in Murray for 27 years, and leaves three daughters and one son. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 PM at the home, conducted by Rev. Jackson of the Presbyterian church.
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Mae Loughridge
Puls Garage
L. H. Puls
Omaha
Grandma Brown
James Brown
Rk. Gobelman
Plattsmouth
Yass
Murray
Presbyterian Church
Grandpa Splitt
W. H. Puls
Moray
Fulton
Miller
Manley
Long
George Thomas Jr
Ft. G. Todd
Joseph Sans
Albert Young
Albert
Gobelman
Christian Church
Peijsters
Presbyterian Chorch
J. R. Jackson
Brookings
S. D
W. M. Jackson
Topeka
Kas
New William Murechic
Red Oak
Marjorie
Genevieve Munn
Waterloo
S. A. Long
Grandma Long
S A.loney
Indiana
Eight Mile Grove Precinct
Mr. Long
Grandma
Alvin Long
Los
W. Hi. Stokes
Canada
Addie Stokes
Union
Annie Miller
Mantey
Registration Required for Men Over Sixteen Saturday
The notice orders all men over sixteen to register on Saturday June 29 at the library rooms in Murray from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Penalties will be severe for those who fail to comply.
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West Rock Bluff
Wbrary Rooms
Murray
Lbrary
Married Thursday Evening In Methany Ceremony
Miss Hith Thomason and Mrs. Paul Superman of Lincoln wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev. George Hobb officiating. The room adorned with flowers and flags, Marie Freeland at the piano played in the bridal chorus, and a luncheon of brick ice cream in patriotic colors followed the ceremony.
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Hith Thomason
Methany
Paul EE
Superman of
Lincoln
J. W. Thomason
George Hobb
Marie Freeland of
Bethany
Inheugrin
Elizabeth Adams
A. l. Hobbs
Weeping Water
Soule Family Injured In Omaha Street Car Crash
Mrs M M Soule wife of Monte M Soule secretary treasurer of the F S Martin company received a fractured skull when their auto was struck by a street car at Eighteenth and Caming streets. The accident occurred about 7 o clock Sunday night. Mr Soule driving the car sustained slight head cuts and both their parents escaped with minor bruises. They were taken to Lister hospital and mostly returned home except Mrs Soule. The car was demolished and the street car was westbound. Police noted the driver did not see the street car until impact.
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J. H. Iiall
M. M. Soule
Anton
Hall
Omaha
Soule
Pinkrey Street
Monte M. Soule
F. S. Martin Company
Macena Soule
Pinkney Street
Lister Hospital
Pr. Vance
Woman Recovers After Severe Surgical Battle
Four months earlier Mrs. A G Reman fell gravely ill and was taken to an Omaha hospital where a major operation further weakened her. With devoted nursing and skilled care she fought the disease, and last Saturday evening returned home to her family on the road to recovery.
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AG. Reman
Omaha
Roman
Edward Kanka Leads Red Sox Batting Prowess
Yesterday among fast ball players who crossed balls with the Red Sox was Edward Kan ka a fast first baseman and former Plattsmouth boy. The piece praises his fine fielding and batting potential and wishes him success as a soldier, hoping he sustains the high character of U S service.
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Red Sox
Edward Kanka
Plattsmouth
Edward
United States
Plattsmouth Visit Follows Western Trip
Last Saturday Martin Ruby and wife drove from the west to Plattsmouth after a week on the road stopping in Omaha for medical consults about a decaying bone in Ruby's leg. Ruby had suffered typhoid fever in March.
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Martin Ruby
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Dr. Davis
Mr. Ruby
Despain Property Rehabilitated into New Home on Pearl Street
The long unused corner house at Pearl and Eighth streets once a carpenter shop near Mrs. Swarts is fully renewed inside and out. Mr. C. Despain and his wife have transformed the place, making it a fresh home to reside in from now on.
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Pearl and
Eighth Streets
Despain
Will Try the Harvest Harvest Field Trip Notice
This morning Ben Rainey Joe Sedlock and Peter Antros departed for the harvest fields of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Rainey
Joe Sedlock
Peter Antros
Harvest Fields
Minnesota
Local residents assist in wheat saving for war effort
Citizens pledge to aid in preserving wheat to support the war, plan to gain funds from wares, while Mrs. R. Khorr travels to Omaha for business. Ida Gilbert returns to Glorrett Iowa after a visit, and Mrs. 8. F. Dunniecan from Olenwood Iowa visits with her son Clarence Dauntigao and family.
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Ida Gilbert
Glerweet, Lowe
8. F. Dunniecan
Olenwood
Iowa
Clarence Dauntigao
Our Service And What It Means to You
A community message likens local progress to farming stressing soil elements for crop growth. It calls for cooperation between town and country parts of the community, warning that neglect harms all. It invites every farmer to participate in development efforts.
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Epitor
Giaha
John Buck Home
Overseas
Red Cross Service
Murray Home Guards
St. Louis
Platsmouth
Zuares
Murray State
Onty Law. Bank
Baker
George Rhoden
William Seybelt
Colonel Seybelt
John Stones
Pauline Olibuam
Marie Robertson
Mattsmoith
Troon
Frank Thuli
John Farric
Lee Farris
Fred Condon
Perkins County
Lloyd Gapen
Hiatt @ Tutt
Nebraska
S. A
Puls & Gansemer Hall
Sturray
I. FP
America
Ukelele Club
C. A. White Mae Loucbridge
Helen Todd
Wome
Avor Novello
Lauren Todd
Lester Long
Everett Spangler
Fe Lite
Dorothy Todi
Wuhittiers
Harnest Newton Mae Loughridge
Minuet
United Presbyterian Church
Huby Winscott
Peters & Perker
Josephine Hall Soule
Ruby
Pavis
McCook
Mr. Cream
F. O. B. Murray
Puls & Gansemer
W. BR. Young
Murray Exchange
Our Service
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Murray, Nebraska
E. R. Tarry
Hebraska
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