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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
5
A local auto shop proclaims confidence in modern tools and years of experience. They guarantee every job and promise to correct any issue, inviting customers to bring their car in for service.
Friday events include Murray Irish Stew at Lewiston Community Center and Jasper the Mahogany Undertaker visiting Lewiston on May 19. Arthur J. Weideman, manager of Farmers Murray Elevator, visited Greenwood over the weekend. A D Bakke refinished his coupe with green paint. Mrs Virgil Sudduth and Mrs Clair Ferris hosted the Social Circle at the former’s home. Mrs Etta Moore visiting at daughters’ home.
The notice from Murray Nebraska confirms assured grades and weights for farm grain trades. It outlines procedures for buyers and sellers to ensure fair measurement and certification of grain quality.
Hastings area notes include Hessenflow and Mrs Emil Hild in Council Bluffs and Mrs Dove Asch visiting Omaha en route to Chicago Century of Progress. Local families gather for Mother's Day in Murray and Plattsmouth with visits from Rosalie Lash and Gertrude Carper relatives.
The lesson outlines Jesus teaching in the temple during Passion Week, addressing the Pharisees and Herodians, the Sadducees, and a lawyer as he defends Caesar’s domain and God’s commandments. It highlights the greatest commandments, David’s Lordship, and Jesus condemning scribes, ending with the widow’s mite as a model of selfless giving.
The Murray Bible schools at the Christian and Presbyterian churches drew strong attendance on Mother's Day with 103 at the Christian church and 100 at the Presbyterian church. The Christian Endeavor senior group planned joint services with Plattsmouth societies, and Murray shifted its meeting time to 6:30 pm, causing a late arrival by some. Delegates from Murray included Neva Lancaster, S. Ferry and family, Melvern Reed, Mae Wilson, Thelma Thomas, Hazel Cowan, Marie Davis, Homer Wartham, and Eugene Gruber from Leo.
Mr and Mrs Charles H Boedeker Jr entertained at their home last Sunday with Dr and Mrs Thomas Owan as guests. The couple were en route from the east to San Francisco where Dr Cowan will join a hospital staff. Also present were Robert Wilson and his companion Miss Margaret Kearns of Nebraska City.
A Murray party visited King Hill last Sunday for a picnic with families of Sporer, Kiser, Leonard and others enjoying views and shade. On May 4 at the James Tigner farm a surprise gathering for the first year in the home featured cards a low mood costumes and baskets of foods. Prizes went to Mrs. Bietzer and Dan Hoscher, with Bernard Meisinger as booby.
Mrs Beins and the newborn daughter visit Font T Wilson as Font and family host Moth er's Day gathering. A granddaughter is greeted and Levi T Wilson with Herb Beins visit. Ed Mackey and Will Griffin travel to Argentina seeking wheat country and South American scenery.
V A Kennedy aged 92 Civil War veteran died at the Soldiers Home in Grand Island Tuesday. The funeral will be at his Murray home Friday at 2 p m May 19 with interment at Youngs Cemetery.
A tally at the county clerk’s office shows Harold Dumke of Louisville delivering six coyote scalps, M. M. Fuessler of Union adds six, and O. E. Domingo of Weeping Water contributes one.
The Cass county quota of 1,206 young men includes 36 from the county to report Friday afternoon at Plattsmouth for physical exams before departure to Fort Crook for a two week conditioning and training period. Army officials will issue athletic kits, with baseball and volleyball equipment for each company of about 200 men.
Frank Dovel 158 and Gale Bohl 20 appeared before Judge Charles L. Graves in Auburn for reckless driving and possession of liquor. Dovel pled guilty and paid $5 fine plus costs. Bohl faced $100 fine with three month suspension and weekly court reporting to avoid further trouble.
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