Murray residents active with repairs events in Murray
The report notes several neighbors and visitors. Margaret Brendel has home painting by John Frans. Thomas Nelson of Murray Lumber Co. builds a hog house for August Peterell and repairs the porch. J A Scotten and crew work on a bridge near John Campbell’s home. Various visits include Searl Davis from Plattsmouth and Dr. Gilmore Grove from Lincoln attending a school meeting. A garage is being built for M G Minford by Scotten’s crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Brendel
John Frans
Searl S. Davis
Plattsmouth
Murray
Thomas Nelson
The
Murray Lumber Co
August Peterell
J. A. Scotten
John Campbell
B. L. Philpot
Weeping Water
Murray Kensington Circle Club
Charles Boedeker
Nehawka
Masonic Fraternity
Roy Gregg
Troy L. Davis
Mrasek
M. G. Minford
Murray Nebr Church Service Figures Report
Church at Murray Nebraska led by Minister C Loyd Shubert reports Sunday school attendance of 63, slight change from last year’s 64. Morning worship draws 40 and evening worship 50 as the congregation grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Nebr
C. Loyd Shubert
Chris
Jesus Asserts His Kinship Through Triumphal Entry
In Mark 11 1 10 and 15 18 the gospel recalls Jesus riding a colt into Jerusalem and the crowd hail ing him as king while noting the temple cleansing and his claim to the kingship of the spirit. The lesson links ownership of possessions to loyalty to Christ and calls for holy living and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Bartimaeus
Jericho
Zachaeus
Bethany
Martha
Mary
Judas
Colt
Jerusalem
Mount of Olives
John
Paul
God
Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor Plans At Church
The Junior Christian Endeavor finished booklets on Creation. The Senior group will meet at Plattsmouth Christian Church next Sunday evening. No church services until May 28, then two Sundays in a row. Brother Shubert preaches baccalaureate at Stella on the 21st. Everyone is invited to Sunday school next Sunday and a short Mother’s Day program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tian Endeavor
Junior Christian Endeavor
Cass County Truckers Meet At Murray Yard Office
The Cass County Truckers Association held a meeting last Saturday evening at the Murray lumber yard office to discuss trucker welfare and other business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truckers Association
Cass County Truckers’ Association
Murray Lumber Yard
Birthday Celebration for Melvern Reed at His Home
Friends of Melvern Reed surprised the 22 year old on his birthday last Monday. Vearle Hansen led the gathering at Reed’s home with a hearty evening of music games and a hearty luncheon. Guests brought plentiful good eats and offered thoughtful presents and warm wishes for a long useful life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvern Reed
Vearle Hansen
Melvern
Ferguson Family Annual Dinner Held at Sporer Home
Last Sunday the Ferguson family held their annual dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sporer home. Attendees included Mr. Robert Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson and daughter of Nebraska City, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Balfour and daughter of Union, Alva G. Long and family Athene Margaret Bobby and Dale, Mrs. Ralph Kennedy and Betty Lou, Joe Long and wife and Patty Lou, Martin Sperer and wife and two daughters Mary K. and Martina, Chester Sperer and wife and two daughters Ruth Ann and Lois, Nettie, Charles Sperer and Mr. and Mrs. William Sperer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Ivan Balfour
Union
Alva G. Long
Athene
Margaret
Bobby
Dale
Ralph Kennedy
Betty Lou
Kennedy
Joe Long
Patty Lou
Martin Sperer
Mary K
Martina
Chester Sperer
Ruth Ann
Lois Nettie
Charles Sperer
William Sperer
Murray Transfer Buys Three International Trucks
Frank and Earl Mrasek with Ralph Kennedy purchased three International trucks at Fort Wayne Indiana after two earlier models impressed them. They drove the trucks home by Kennedy’s car, leaving three more for Omaha, but factory limits prevented further shipments. The trip highlighted backward farming conditions in Iowa Illinois Indiana with standing water in fields, while Eastern Nebraska earns praise as a prime corn belt area welcomed by local banker Frank J Domingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Transfer Company
Frank Mrasek
Earl
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Messrs
Mrasek
Ralph Kennedy
Kennedy
Omaha
Mraseks
South Bend
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Friday and Saturday Grocery Specials List
Frday and Saturday items include Peanut Butter quart jars Coffee McLaughlins 2 lbs Brooms good 4 tie each Raisins 2 lb pkt Dried Apricots 2 lbs for Crackers Krispies 2 lbs Lye Watch Dog 3 cans Oxydol large size Soap Hoskins Hard Water 5 bars Bacon Squares per lb Round Steak tender 1 lb Weiners 2 lbs for Bologna 2 lbs for Cheese Wisconsin Longhorn per lb Butter Creamery per lb at 9 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin’s
Wisconsin Long Horn
Clarence Conner Sets Bus Driving Record On Omaha Route
The Bee News profiles Clarence C. Conner a 42 year old independent bus operator on the Omaha Plattsmouth route. He claims 800 000 miles in 1234 years without an accident and only five missed days. He has run a 20 mile schedule three times daily for over 12 years and knows his passengers well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Clarence C. Conner
Plattsmouth
Sewing Club Elects at Home of Mrs Wiles
The first 4-H sewing club meeting occurred at Mrs Guy Wiles home south of the city on Tuesday at 4 pm. Miss Baldwin helped organize. Officers elected: Mary Ellen Kaufman president Cecilia Lepert vice president Florence Wiles secretary Glendwyn Stout news reporter. New members include Margaret Wiles Dorothy Lepert Edith Allen Alice Allen and Marian Lepert. Next meeting set for Saturday May 20 at 2:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Wiles
Miss Baldwin
Mary Ellen Kaufman
Cecilia Lepert
Florence Wiles
Glendwyn Stout
Margaret Wiles
Dorothy Lepert
Edith Allen
Alice Allen
Marian Lepert
Farm Leaders Reject Strike as Useless Say Omaha Officials
H G Keeney president of the Nebraska Farmers Union and Otto Pfeiffer president of the Nebraska Iowa Co operative Milk association say the farm strike planned to start Saturday will lack broad support among farmers in the region. They urge strengthening cooperative marketing and predict their groups will back authorities to keep roads open for transporting milk and goods to market.
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Omaha
H. G. Keeney
Nebraska Farmers Union
Otto Pfeiffer
Nebraska-Iowa Co-operative Milk Association
Keeney
National Farmers Union
Pfeiffer
Manzeger
A. N. Heggen
The
Milk Co-Operative
Nebraska
Iowa
State Journal
Death of I. C. Ghrist of Evans Colorado
The death of I. C. Ghrist of Evans Colorado is reported. He had lived in Colorado twenty years and was a prominent Evans resident. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, and five brothers A S Ghrist W N Ghrist C E Ghrist John L Ghrist and Dr Dan Ghrist. Funeral will be held in Evans with attendance expected from W N Christ of Knoxville Iowa.
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A. S. Ghrist
I. C. Ghrist
Evans
Colorado
Ghrist
W. N. Ghrist
Knoxville
Iowa
C. E. Ghrist
Ames
John L. Ghrist
Colfax
Iowan
Dan Ghrist
Glendale
California
Westminster Guild Enjoys Evening at Mrs Gorder Home
The Westminster Guild gathered at Mrs. John Gorder's home for a meeting led by Miss Ruth Warga. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Gorder assisted by Miss Helen Varga, Miss Anna Margaret McCarty, and Miss Lillian Garrett after a lesson on Mesopotamia and mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gorder
Westminster Guild
Gorder
Helen Varga
Anna Margaret McCarty
Lillian Garrett
Illness Afflicts Noted Cass County Resident George L Kreager
George L Kreager a well known Cass county resident is very ill at his family home in the city. His condition has been serious with constant attention from family and friends hope for definite improvement and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Kreager
Cass County
Mr. Kreager
Very Serious Illness Of Mrs Pickrel At Home
Mrs. David F Pickrel wife of Officer Pickrel is seriously ill at the family home and may require hospital treatment. She has been unwell for some time and confined to her home in recent days. Friends express hope for her recovery without hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Picckrel
David F Pickrel
Sheriff Sale in Cass County Nebraska 1933 Plattsmouth real estate
By order of sale The Nebraska City Building and Loan Association sues Louis Keil et al to satisfy a court judgment. On June 14 1933 at 10 am at the south front door of the Cass County Courthouse Plattsmouth Nebraska the sheriff will sell cash to the highest bidder Lot 9 in Block 99 and east 14 feet of Lot 4 in Block 19 Young and Hays Addition to Plattsmouth Cass County Nebraska title held by defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sedgway
Cass County
Nebraska
Court House
Said County
Plattsmouth
Young and Hays
Louis Keil
Nebraska City Building and Loan Association
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Murray Carace
Bakke
Lawrence Nelson
O. A. Davis
Glen Perry
Helene
Virgil Perry
Elizabeth
A. D. Bakke
Ray Fredrich
Fredrich Seed Company
Greenwood
Murray Farmers Elevator
Ira B. Green
Randolph
Louisville
Frank J. Domingo
Tutt & Brubsacher
Murray, Nebraska
Bee-News
Clarence Conner
Donald
Cotner
Sewing Club
Duxbury & Davis
America
Pilattsmouth Produce
Farmers Co-Op. Creamery
Ruth Warga
Sheriff's Sale
State of
Cass
H. Sylvester
Conoco Bronze
Conoco
Onocgo
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