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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
7
Plan your vacation auto trip carefully. Have your car checked down to small details now while you have time so you can enjoy the journey with no car concerns. Review local services to ensure responsible mechanics handle any needed fixes.
Local readers recount visits, family gatherings, and daily routines in Murray. Residents like George E. Nickles and J. B. Rising are noted, along with travel to Plattsmouth, Ontario, and Omaha shows. Community members share meals, drives, and seaside outings at the Murray bathing beach, with several extended families mentioned.
The lesson details Moses birth and rescue by Jochebed and Miriam. It covers his Hebrew heritage, upbringing in Pharaoh's household, and divine preparation for leadership shaped by early home religion and Egyptian schooling. The narrative emphasizes trust in God's plan and Moses' eventual role.
A large Sunday crowd attended the official opening of the Murray bathing bench amid intermittent showers. Mrs. E S Tutt took two plunges and felt the thrill of swimming in the rain while Mr. Mrasek improved the pool area with gravel. Charlies F Hill and Albert A Young, noted for the coalition, were chosen for leadership.
Local seller advertises ripe brick raspberries for sale in Murray Nebraska. Call by phone Mrs Henry at 58 Long for details and pickup.
A large gathering of about one hundred friends met Sunday at the Sudduth home west of Murray to celebrate Mrs. Everett Sudduth's birthday anniversary. Food was shared and the group wished her and her husband a long, happy, and useful life.
Regular services will be held at Christzan church this coming Lord's day with preaching by Rev. Tloyod Schubert. A cordial invitation is extended to all to worship with the church.
A large and interested crowd attended the Saturday night picture show enjoying the film and engaging in some light trading activity around the venue.
Advertisement for raspberries in Murray department was mislaid and not printed. After discovery the ad was added to this week’s Murray section. The raspberries are offered for sale by Mrs. Henry C. Long. Call 40 for price and size details.
Murray baths opened last week with Frank Mrasek at the helm. He invested about 1560 dollars in equipment including an electric pump and water filtration to ensure pure chlorine treated water. The pool is among the finest in the state and aims to serve County Cues residents with city-like recreation.
The library will be open Saturdays in July and closed through August. Reading activity is low, so extra openings were deemed unnecessary.
The Murray Aid Society thanks the Lewiston aid for gifts of tables.
The note expresses appreciation for dishes silverware an organ songbooks cupboard cooking utensils and similar items. It notes the generosity will benefit the recipients and that the donations will be well cared for and put to good use.
Albert Churchill aged above sixty and longtime west resident died at his Strathmore home early Sunday morning from heart trouble. He is survived by his wife and daughter Melda, a World War I nurse who died in service. He had relatives in Murray Twin Falls Bethany Plattsmouth Rochester NY and Mary Thomason. Burial took place in the west.
Mr and Mrs John Dinxschat of Firth leave for home after visiting Mrs E Deles Dernier mother of Mrs Doeschat. They travel by car with Miss Keane Deles Dernier accompanying them to Union to visit Mr and Mrs P F Rihn and friend Miss Florence Bartlett.
The Ladies Aid of The Christian Church will meet at the church parlors on July 6, Wednesday, to conduct their work, enjoy a social time, and share a dinner during their all day gathering. Hostesses will be Mrs Major I Hall, Mrs Lust Bereer, and Mrs J E Hatchett. Mrs E W Milbern will lead a fine program.
Mrs. Mira McDonald greeted two nephews from Me skeeeport Pennsylvania Robert McDonald and his wife and Paul McDonald with wife and daughter for a visit. They traveled west after forty nine years since she arrived and praised eastern Nebraska though factories along the Monongahela River have mostly closed amid the depression. A brother in law fell ill prompting a shorter stay, with plans to return next year for a longer visit.
A Walton county note recalls W W Nickles building a house with durable shingles that lasted decades. The piece highlights how quality shingles extend roof life and documents three roofs in nearly a hundred years. It argues that preserving surface improves longevity.
The reminiscence recalls a time nearly a quarter century ago when memories of former days flooded back and moments were relived in shared reflection.
M. G. Churchill plans remodeling of the former D. C. Rhoden livery barn once bustling with horse trade. The vacant structure will be converted into a garage as automobiles displaced the livery business in the era.
The passage states A. D. Bakke will occupy a place once prepared while Lon Crosser from Omaha will take over Bakke’s current location and establish residence here.
The Union barber shops in the city will be closed all day Monday July 4 for Independence Day. Owners and employees may observe the holiday in their own way.
Journal ads promise news of values from focal stores rivaling the best radio and mail order bargains.
Wilfred Stevens a sixteen year old boy from Pubblerton Nebraska underwent multiple operations at an Omaha hospital. After a recent procedure the physician reported a pinched joint could become mobile enabling the hip to form a fusion. He is the son of Reverend Ff H Stevens.
Fireworks promised at the Books Store with bargains described as the lowest prices in years. Shoppers urged to visit the store for deals on seasonal fireworks.
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