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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
5
Murray Garage and Local Happenings in Murray Nebraska
The column reports a mix of community notes from Murray Nebraska including health struggles with measles and diphtheria, residents visiting Omaha for business and leisure, and local improvements. It notes a spray gun in use at the Murray garage, church volunteers cleaning Rev. and Mrs. Stewart’s home, shop talk on crutches for Thomas Nelson, and various visits and family updates across the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Keil
Ciel Gansemer
Omaha
Big City
Murray
T. J. Brendel
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Stewart
Thomas Nelson
Nickles
A. D. Rhoden
Thelma Rhoden
Immanuel Hospital
Dan Hoarchar
Charles M. Mead
Plattsmouth
Glendora Young
L. H. Young
C. H. Boedeker
Parr Young
W. G. Boedeker
Hartington
Balse Meisinger
Frank
Earl Mrasek
Bell
Frank Mrasek
Earl Lancaster
David
Florence
Local notes from Murray and surrounding towns
News of residents reporting illness and health, visitors and business trips in Murray Nebraska area. Mentions Everett Spangler, Sheriff Bert Reed, J A Scotten, Alvador Nickles, W L Seybolt, Ernest and Raymond Hild, Glen Boedeker, O T Leyda, John Farris, Harry Albin, Harry Gobelman, Peter Gobelman and Carl Park with brief actions and travel around last Monday and early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Spangler
Roy Gerking
Murray
Nebraska
Bert Reed
J. A. Scotten
Alvador Nickles
Alvador
W. L. Sey
John Farris
Nehawka
Harry Albin
Harry Gobelman
Peter V. Gobelman
Weeping Water
Carl Park
Visitors At Clarkson Hospital Greet Convalescing Florence Bartlett
In Omaha they visited Clarkson hospital and greeted Miss Florence Bartlett who is convalescing there and doing very nicely. The visitors noted her good improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Clarkson Hospital
Florence Bartlett
Florence
Critical condition of Miss Thelma Rhoden at Immanuel Hospital
Miss Thelma Rhoden, long at Immanuel hospital in Omaha, underwent an appendicitis operation and is reported very critical in the first part of the week. Mrs. Georgia Creamer and Mrs. Alma Yardley were notified due to her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Rhoden
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Georgia Creamer
Alma Yardley
Family visits and hospital update from Omaha
Mr and Mrs Leonie Hallas and the children traveled to Omaha Sunday to see Mr Hallas parents while Joseph Hallas recovers from a serious operation at St Elizabeth hospital He showed some improvement and returned with Dr G L Taylor to visit again Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonie Hallas
Omaha
Hallas
Joseph Hallas
St. Elizabeth Hospital
G. L. Taylor
Baptism of Jeck Richard Taylor at St. Catherine hospital
The son of Mr and Mrs G L Taylor was baptized at St Catherine hospital in Omaha last Sunday. Dr Taylor attended the ceremonies. Mrs Taylor and their son plan to return home on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeck Richard Taylor
G. L. Taylor
St. Catherine Hospital
Omaha
Dr. Taylor
Boy’s Farmall Purchase Signals Modern Farm Practices
Rory Gerking buys a new Farmall tractor to modernize farming operations. The rotor sized machine is described as versatile for widespread farm use and aligned with keeping abreast with contemporary agricultural methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rory Gerking
the Times
Local Man George Campbell Returns Home Cured
George Campbell, who arrived two weeks ago then traveled to Savannah Missouri for a canter removal treatment, returned to Murray cured early last week. He visited the area through the week and left Monday for his home at Belgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Campbell
Savanah
Murray
Belgrade
Mrs Berger Reopens Murray Hotel After Lease Ends
Mrs Berger, proprietor, resumes control of the Murray Hotel after the lease with Mrs James Gruber expires. The Grubers return to their Murray home as Mrs Berger intends to operate the hotel herself starting last Sunday.
California visit yields photos and movie exhibition
Everett Spangler and wife photographed scenes in California and arranged to screen them in a moving picture machine. Dr and Mrs J F Brendel and their son Richard and Mr and Mrs W L Sesbolt visited for dinner and stayed to enjoy the exhibition, joined later by Mr and Mrs T J Brendel for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Everett Spangler
West
J. F. Brendel
Richard
W. L. Sesbolt
T. J. Brendel
County Achievement Clubs Hold Tea in Murray
County leaders of achievement clubs met last Thursday in Murray and were entertained at the Christian church by the Murray Achievement club. They enjoyed an afternoon tea and conducted the club’s business during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achievement Clubs
Murray
Christian Church
Achievement Club of
Death Visits Murray Community for Frederick Hollenberg
Frederick Hollenberg died Saturday April 26 at his farm home west of Murray after a long illness. Born May 7 1870 in Greenview Thais he moved to Murray 25 years ago with siblings. Survived by one brother three sisters one nephew and three nieces. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev W A Taylor. Interment Mt Pleasant Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hoallenbere
Murray
Mr. Hollenberg
Greenview
Thfais
Hollenberg
Orlock
W. A. Taylor
Union
Mt. Pleasant
Ladies Aid Meeting at Christian Church
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church will meet Wednesday May Tth at the church. Hostesses are Mrs. George Park, Mrs. F. T. Wilson and Mrs. Verle Smith. All members please be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
George Park
F. T. Wilson
Verle Smith
Clean Up Your Town During National Week
Public notice urges Murray residents and business owners to clean around homes, businesses, and alleys during National Clean Up week. Committee members, including Chub, urge removing trash and debris to improve streets and foster town pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Worship Invitation From Pastor J C Stewart
The message invites readers to join a worship service led by Pastor J C Stewart at the church. It presents a cordial invitation to attend and participate in the church’s rites and gatherings.
Bryan Considers Democratic Run for Nebraska Governor
Charles W. Bryan announces present intention to seek the Nebraska Democratic gubernatorial nomination in the August 12 primaries. He challenges Republican challengers, noting tax hikes and the repeal of the bank guaranty fund law, contrasting his 24 million dollar budget with the current 44 million dollar budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linesin
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
World-Herald
Girl Scout Convention Attendance Regret Letter Read
A letter from Mrs. Herbert Hoover regretfully missing the eleventh annual Girl Scouts of region No. 3 conference dinner. The message was read to about 300 scouts from Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia offering best wishes and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Girl Scouts of Region No. 3
Herbert Hoover
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church Services May 4
Sunday school at 9 20 a m English services at 10 30 a m Luther League at 7 30 p m Fred Koehler and Forest Engelkemeier listed. Ladies Aid meets May 7 at the church parlors with hostesses Mrs Louie Meisinger Mrs August Keil and Mrs Ed Meisinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Fred Koehler
Forest Engelkemeier
Ladies Aid Society
Louie Meisinger
August Keil
Ed Meisinger
Card of thanks for cousin B A McElwain
I desire to express my thanks for the many kind acts extended to my cousin B A McElwain during his last illness and for all assistance at time of the funeral to friends at Greenwood and Plattsmouth for kind words flowers and to those who sang at the funeral F W Etheredge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. McElwain
Greenwood
Plattsmouth
F. W. Etheredge
Mynard U B Church Sunday Schedule
Mynard United Brethren Church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. and sermon at 11 a.m. All are invited to attend the services led by G. B. Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Weaver
Prompt Job Printing Service Listed
A brief notice advertises to phone your job printing order to No. 6 for prompt service.
Former Governor McMullen Backs Norris for Senate
Nebraska's former governor Adam McMullen voices support for Senator Norris, praising his agriculture stance and stand against private interests. He defends Norris against claims of partisanship and urges voters to consider Norris's independence and anti-spoils record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Jennie Mather Callias
Nebraska
Adam McMullen
Beatrice
Hoover
Norris
McMullen
Lincoln
Senate
Michigan Democrats Call For Day Law Repeal At Jackson Meeting
A Detroit report outlines four platform planks on repeal of the eighteenth amendment. Michigan Democrats favor states rights, national referendum, and pledges from Democratic candidates to vote for repeal, with a May 24 preprimary convention in Jackson to consider the measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Jackson
Kenry H. Heimann
Niles
State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Congress of
United States
United States Congress
Congress
Fires Rage Across Wisconsin Forests Threaten Dwellings
More than 2560 men battled fires across about 20600 acres of Wisconsin forests. A heavy smoke hung over Chequamegon Key as crews fought to save threatened homes. Near Herbster 125 men worked thousands of acres. about 4000 acres burned. A light drizzle did not slow progress. Seven miles west of Washburn, 15000 acres of Moguah national forest burned as a hundred firefighters tried to control the blaze. three fires burned in Forest county near Wabeno and smaller fires kept crews busy in Chippewa and Rusk counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Chequamegon Key
Herbster
Wis
Washburn
New Moguah National Forest
Forest County
Wabeno
Chippewa
Rusk
Moore Will Into Court Fight Over $14 000 Estate
Frederick S Moore of Lincoln testified in county court as chief witness for probate proponents. Three sisters, a brother and Mrs. Moore s niece oppose admitting the will of the late Mrs Kate C Moore for probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frederick S Moore
Lincoln
Kate C. Moore
Huband
Mothers to sail May 7 for France pilgrimage
Gold star mothers from Madison Ellen Heininger and Sophia Strand with Ivaloo Houses and Newman Grove participants, leave Omaha May 3 for New York and sail to France May 7 aboard the America. Eligibility limits to soldiers with graves located in European cemeteries, making Mrs. Lewis ineligible after her son Private Floyd Elmer Jones of the 155th Infantry died near Beaufort France on Nov 8 1918 when killed by a shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ivaloo Houses
Ellen Heininger
Tilden
Sophia Strand
Newman Grove
France
Act of Congress
Omaha
New York
America
Europe
Lewis
Floyd Elmer Jones
Beaufort
Mutinous Prisoners Threaten Ohio Penitentiary Actions
Ohio’s White City prison faced serious disorder as hundreds of inmates shouted and broke windows. National guardsmen posted machine guns outside. four hundred total guards reinforced security while a wider inquiry into last week’s deadly fire prepared its report for Governor Myers Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
White City
National
Preston E. Thomias
White
Thomas
Harry French
Coloumbus
State Board of Inquiry
Myers ¥. Cooper
Gilbert Bettman
Cooper
Albert Nice
Columbus Fire Department
World-Herald
Census Shifts in Population Reapportionment Gains and Losses
The 1930 census nears completion prompting gains for California with six more representatives and Michigan with four while Ohio gains three. Reapportionment could fragment Los Angeles and Detroit districts and renew debates in Michigan over added at large seats. Arizona gains a second representative and core states Nevada New Mexico Delaware and Wyoming hold uncertain outcomes with several states awaiting expected increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Congress
California
Michigan
Ohio
Crail
Hudson
Detroit
Dayton
Toledo
Census Committee
Los Angeles
Evans
Arizona
Douglas
Nevada
New Mexico
Delaware
Wyoming
Connecticut
Florida
New Jersey
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Texas
Skeets Gallagher Expecting Child, Announces
Hollywood April 27 The film actor and former New York stage comedian Richard Skeets Gallagher announced he and his wife are expecting a baby at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeets Gallagher
Hollywood
Richard Skeets Gallagher
New York
Five named to teach at Nebraska University Sept. 1 1930
The University of Nebraska’s board of regents elected five men to tenure track positions effective September 1 1930. Harry F. Cunningham leads the new department of architectural engineering after a career in practice and teaching. Lane W. Lancaster James L. Sellers Miguel A Basoco and Cieon D Swartie also received appointments from New York Conn Wisconsin California and Columbia University respectively. Cunningham lacks a college degree but has studied at Forrester Polytechnic George Washington University and taught architecture at the University of Florida and New York University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
Board of Regents
State University
Harry F. Cunningham
New York City
Tranistaun
Nebraska State Capitol
Lane W. Lancaster
Wesleyan University of
Jamesl. Sellers
University of Wisconsin
Miguel A. Basoco
California
Institute of Technologgy
Cieon D. Swartie
Columbia University
Cunningham
Forrester Polytechnic Institute
George Washington University
University of Florida
New York University
Pearl shrunk after dog swallowed by mistress in Paris
Paris April 27 A Paris insurance company paid Madame Marnac for a pearl reduced in value after her dog swallowed it. The pearl was removed from the dog's stomach but its value had diminished, prompting the payment for its lesser worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Madame Marnac
Madame Marnic
Western Electric Plant to Close Two Weeks for Vacations
Chicago April 28 Western Electric will shut its Chicago plant completely for two weeks in July for mass vacations for about 35 000 employees. Last year the firm tried two shifts for vacations but this year will close entirely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ill
Western Electric Company
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
TeS&ders
Fintersst
Conkey’s
Sam F. Latta
Murray Garage
A. D. Bakke
John Frans
Murray, Nebr
Murray State Bank
James Gustin
Nehawka Auditorium
Presbyterian Church Notes
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church
Mynard U. B. Church
Senator
Moore Will
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