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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
5
Green is said to quiet the nerves especially the long green. Follow up opportunities by banking locally with a home bank that understands your position. Living in one town and banking in another hinders both banks and delays service for customers seeking immediate assistance.
Henry Heebner of Cedar Creek visited Murray last Sunday. The Saint Cecilia club meets at the Presbyterian church Friday evening. Allie Leinars hauled wheat to the Murray Farmer's Elevator last Tuesday. Henry C. Long, long ill, is now feeling better and hopes to go downtown again.
Tarkio College glee club performs at the Presbyterian church Friday evening. Residents visit Plattsmouth Murray and Union for business, sickness, or social events. several wrap up week with shopping, travel, or entertainments.
Murray and a committee raised more money than expected for a proposed gravel road project. The team, George Nickels, W. G. Boedecker, A. Gansemer, Arthur Hanson and Everett Spanglar, worked quickly and effectively in gathering donations and supporting Murray’s effort.
Leslie Gansemer celebrated his seventeenth milestone last Saturday at the Peterson hall. About sixty friends gathered for an evening of games songs and magic followed by an excellent luncheon. Thoughtful presents were given as tokens of the high esteem in which he is held.
After a fall and winter contest among Cass county Bible schools, Murray Christian Bible School earned the banner for top honors. The presentation will occur Sunday evening during the Murray church service as an appropriate program is rendered.
W Reed and wife hosted a farewell reception at their west town home last Saturday with neighbors and friends wishing the couple happiness and prosperity as they prepare to move to Kansas in the near future.
A Murray schools program held about ten days ago drew a large appreciative crowd. Teachers trained pupils for success, and the event aided the school treasury by seventy five dollars for classroom needs not provided by law. The effort is praised for benefiting pupils and the school.
We have lived in Cass county for years and grown to love the people who cared for us during illness and after. In Murray and Nehawka neighborhoods my wife received kind assistance to ease her suffering. I express sincere appreciation for the kindness, sympathy, acts, and support at her illness and death. The Master’s words, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto the least of these ye have done it unto Me, reflect our gratitude.
C L Martin of this city learns of his aged uncle Delphis Martin death in Fort Wayne Indiana where he had long lived He was the last surviving brother of C J Martin a Cass county pioneer The funeral is planned at the late home but Mr Martin cannot attend due to family illness.
Mrs. Howard M. Young, long frail, has been taken to an Omaha hospital for treatment and an operation. Her health has declined for years as she cared for her husband, a longtime invalid, leading to her need for medical care.
Mrs Joseph F Hadraba has improved after a week at Clarkson hospital and is expected to return home soon with permanent relief. An upcoming nose operation is planned in the next few days though it is not dangerous and will require healing time.
A brief devotional note highlights Hebrews 13 8 affirming Jesus Christ as the same yesterday today and forever stressing constancy of divine ministry.
A study of the final life weeks of Jesus, focusing on the triumphal entry, the Last Supper, and Gethsemane. The discourse highlights Peter’s denial, Judas’s betrayal, Pilate’s trial, the crucifixion, resurrection, and the Great Commission to spread the gospel to all, with emphasis on obedience to God’s will over personal desire.
Cass County residents can obtain marriage licenses without the usual ten day notice as Nebraska repeals the 1923 law. County Judge A H Duxbury will issue licenses locally until July first when the old law returns, allowing couples to marry sooner and in Cass County rather than abroad. Ministers and the judge anticipate a busy period for ceremonies.
Texas Governor Miriam A. Ferguson refused Massachusetts Governor Fuller’s request to return Albert P. Russell on wife desertion charges. She said Texas will not be a haven for criminals or a collection agency for other states. She noted the crime was not committed in Massachusetts and the extradition basis is not in good faith.
Rome March 22. An official Vatican telegram to President Coolidge conveys the Pope's condolences for the tornado victims. The pontiff says he is praying for peace for the dead and comfort for the survivors.
The third annual district convention of the American Legion Auxiliary for Nebraska's first district met at Nebraska City in the G A R Memorial hall. State officers attended and district officers were elected. delegates from Plattsmouth and local members joined a full day of addresses music and city tours.
Morris Heyman sues Castle Ice Cream for 50000 in circuit court claiming twelve bricks of ice cream were sent instead of ice, forcing him his wife and guests at a silver wedding anniversary to eat dairy with meat violating Hebrew dietary law.
Chicago date March 23 Ralph Gerrard a 34 year old man was shot by his wife during a party celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary. Mrs Gerrard told police she became angry when he refused to dance and the revolver fired accidentally she is jailed awaiting his condition.
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