THURSDAY, OCT. 2, 1930.
gLATTSaWTTTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
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Murray
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Let us make Murray the best town in the state. Now,
all together for a long, strong and steady pull for all
interests in Murray. We are here to help; Call on us.
The Murray State Sank
"There is No Substitute for Safety"
Murray, Nebraska
j they called King Mountain, where
they picknicked and in the afternoon
in time to catch the evening train,
i returned to Murray and a portion
j taking the train back while the re
; mainder returned home as they had
come, in their cars. They report hav
' ing had a very enjoyable time.
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Stop at the Corner
The place where the boys strive to
please you. We sell Gas, Oils. Auto
Supplies and Accessories and give you
real service. The very best of work
and couteous treatment at all times.
Confectionery and Cigarettes
ROCK CREEK
Service Station
Chas. Barrows, Propr.
Murray Comer
Painting and
Paperhanging
In Very Serious Condition.
John Milton Clarence who makes
his home near Rock Bluffs who lias
been working near Fremont, suffer
ed a stroke, supposedly resulting from
an injury which he received some
time since while working in a saw
mill, in which his skull was frac
tured. He has been taken to the
University hospital at Omaha, where
he is being watched and given treat
ment, hoping for a recovery. How
ever his case is a very serious one.
His many friends are hoping for his
recovery.
N
job too large, nor too
mail. Let us nsrure on
your needs in Painting, Paper
Hanging and Decorating.
JOHN FRANS
Murray, Nebr.
F. Brendel
of his daughter, Mrs. J.
and family.
Boedeker and Wehrbein shipped to
Chicago a large invoice of very fine
last Saturday, they being
Dr. Runty and lady friend were
visiting at the Carroll home laet
County Commissioner C. F. Harris cattle on
was looking after some business for some which had been on feed for some
the county in Murray on last Mon- time and were suiely very fine. They
day afternoon. j were accompanied by Victor Wehr-
Gussie Brubacher and family were bein.
enjoying a visit last Sunday evening ! Business called George Nicklea of
at Omaha, where they attended a ! the Murray lumber yard to Omaha
very fine show. I on Tuesday of this week where he
Clarke Gapen of Hyattsville was '; was looking after some particular
Services at Christian Church.
There will be services both morn
ing and evening at the Murray Chris
tian church the coming Sunday, Oc
tober 5th, with Bible school, the min
ister teaching the men's class, and
delivering a discourse both morning
and evening with the young people's
meeting in the evening as well. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
to come and worship with us.
Visiting Sister Here.
David Tucker who lived in the vi
cinity of Murray over twenty-five
years ago, is isiting here with his
sister, Mrs. Vergin. He left here in
1905 and has been making his home
at Alva, Oklahoma, where he is at
the present time. He has been spend
ing about two weeks here and has en
joyed meeting his many former asso
ciates while here.
Entertains at Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Carroll enter
tained on last Sunday and had for
their guests Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Car
roll and family from Papillion, Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Campbell ( Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Fitch and daughter Margie,
of Plattsmouth, Nebr.
Attended Physicians Picnic.
Dr.-.. G. H. Gilmore and J. F. Bren
del were over to Weeping Water on
Tuesday of this week where they
were attending the gathering of the
physicians of the county who were
there to have a good time as well as
to arrange for the combatting of
disease and banded together they are
hoping to give better service, if pos
sible, for they are already giving ex
cellent service. All picnicked in
the park at Weeping Water and got
real well acquainted wTith each other.
Celebrate Silver Anniversary.
On last Friday, September 26th,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wehrbein had
been married Just, a quarter of a cen
tury and the occasion was celebrated
by 55 of their friends who gathered
at the Wehrbeing home and appro
priately made the occasion one of
much joy. Social conversation and
games made up the program of the
evening and a very delightful time
was had. Excellent eats were in evi
dence which added much to the pleas
ure of the occasion.
IIAUD FOE BANK EOBBERS
a visitor in last Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wiles, he being
a cousin of Mrs. Wiles.
Frank Trotter was hauling a truck
load of lumber from the Nicklea lum
ber yard for Edward Knabe for .re
pairs on the farm buildings.
James Latta has been feeling quite
poorly for the past few days. He has,
however, been able to remain up all
the time but has been feeling quite
badly.
On the first of this week, Wilber
Hewitt began the painting of the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gussie Bru-
purchases and also visiting for a time
with relatives, he driving over to
the big city.
A community picnic was given by
the members of the Lewiston Com
munity Center at the center build
ing, and which was attended by a
large number and at which a very
appropriate program was given and
of course- eats were had to enhance
the delightful occasion.
Frank R. Gobelman of Plattsmouth
and Mark White of Los Angeles were
visiting in Murray for a time on last
Sunday morning. Mr. White visiting
Enjoy Fine Gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heil entertained
!at their home east of Murray on last
Saturday evening and had a large
number of their friends present at
the gathering when social conversa
tion and games for the youngsters
and dancing for the elder ones pre
vailed and a most enjoyable evening
was spent. The fine time was made
the more enjoyable by the very de
lightful luncheon which was served
by the genial host and hostess.
bacher which will be refinished both with his many friends of former years
inside and out. land especially was he calling on Don
Wm. Sporer and wife entertained
at their home for their children and
families and where all enjoyed a very
fine day and an excellent dinner such
as only mother can make.
S. A. Wiles and wife of near
Plattsmouth were in Murray on last
Monday afternoon looking after some
business matters and also visiting
wiih Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wiles.
Sa P. Latta and the good wife
were over to Plattsmouth and Fort
Crook on last Sunday and at the lat
ter place were watching the landing
and departure of the mail planes.
Lucean Carper and wife were over
to Xehawka on last Sunday where
they visited with friends and enjoy
ed a dinner at the home of Mr. Car
per's mother, Mrs. Gertrude Carper.
Robert Shrader was a visitor in
Xehawka on last Monday, driving
down in his car to visit with his
son, Oscar Shrader and also to look
after some business matters as well.
The Murray study club is meeting
today. Thursday, with Mrs. Wm.
Sporer, and are enjoying a very fine
program as well as being entertain
ed very pleasantly by the genial
hostess.
T. J. Jamison the contrac tor, who
is building the new school building
at Mauley, was a visitor in Murray
for the week and guest at the home
Murray Garage
SERVICE real Service that can be
depended upon. Gas. Oils, Supplies;
and Accessories. When you need
real service remember
Murray Garage
A. D. BAKKE, Propr.
Rhoden and Alex Graves, he having
known them for many years.
Miss Eleanor O'Brien of Platts
mouth came to Murray last Sunday
morning and accompanying Mr. and
Mrs. Balse Meisinger, they all de
parted for Manley where they visit
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
O'Brien, being brother to the two
ladies and where all enjoyed the day
very pleasantly.
Hold Fine Program.
The Lewiston community house
and the yard outside was crowded
last Friday night. The program was
under the direction of Ray Campbell
and was one fo the very best pro
grams eiven. Each performer did
himself proud. There was readings
songs, old-time fiddling, and comedy
sketches, and it would be a very crit
ical individual that could not find
something to his liking in that wide
and varied program. Ray Campbell
is vice president and is sure during
his nrrr to make a success. He will
have under his direction another pro
gram Friday evening, October 17th.
The Home State bank at Louis
ville is not taking any chances on
being surprised by daylight robbers
and stickup men, adopt intr as a
safety measure a system of patent
locks to the main door of the bank.
The persons who gain entrance to
this bank are going to be known in
the future or there will be nothing
j doing on getting into the bank. The
patent device on the lock makes it
possible to release the catch when
any of the customers or residents
known to the bank officers comes to
the door, electric connections releas
ing the Yale lock and the customer
comes in, the door closing and lock
ing and when the customer is ready
to leave the door is released. This
plan will have a tendency to lessen
the chances of a stickup and where
the customers are practically all
known to the bank officers, does not
work any inconvenience on the pat
rons and helps make robbery less
probable.
E:ijoyed Their Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wiles entertain
fwi nt their home near Murray on last
Elect Officers for Year. Snndav and had as their guests for
Just following the lesson study of the lay aml a very fjne dinner, Ralph
Mickel aad wife of near Avoca. they
being accompanied by two grand
dauehtprs. Misses Donna Jane and
Gwendolyn, and also Lloyd Gonzalc
and wife, all cousins. A very pleas
ant day was spent.
the Christian Bible on last Sunday
I the matter of the election of offi
' cers for the coming year, was taken
j up and with the results that the fol
lowing corterie of officers were chos
en: Airs. w. L. Seybolt, superintend
ent. Henry Rice, assistant superin
tendent; Miss Bessie Royer, secretary-treasurer
and Bert Worthan
assistant secretary-treasurer. Miss
Laurene Hatchet is organist and
Richard Brendel assistant.
Fall Festival at Lewiston Oct. 9.
The 2nd Annual Fall Festival will
be given Oct. 9th at Lewiston com
munity center with a dinner and
supper, and with a program during
the afternoon and evening. The Lew-
Mcving to Plattsmouth. iston band will play from 4:30 ou
Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Tavlor. havina during the evening. In the afternoon
disposed of their property in Murray, beginning at 2 o'clock an auction
are moving to Plattsmouth to makejsale will be given, so if you have
their home and on Wednesday of this anything to donate to the commun
week moved their household effects j ity center list it with John Hob
to the county seat, where they will ! scheidt. This sale will also give an
be found in the future. opportunity for the 4-H club mem-
The many friends in Murray will bers to offer some of their pigs for
greatly miss this family who have j sale. Prizes will be given for the
been so active in the welfare of the
community. However they are not so
far away but that they can visit often
and respond to business calls at any
time.
Hold Picnic at King HilL
A party of people from Omaha, fill
i g seven cars, and also others
which came on the morning trair.
from Omaha, came to Murray on last
Sunday and parking their cars all
but one, which carried the things to
eat. they all hiked to King Hill, as
best showing of corn. Let all roads
lead to Lewiston 6ct. 9th.
YES
We
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will Thank You for the Cash
with Every Coal Order
w.uld love to take care or your account, but the
mine is demanding the cash this year i rom u and we
v. ill be compelled to ask for the cash, also. Cash en
ables us to sell you coal at a lower price than on credit.
Geo. E. Nickles
Murray, Nebraska
Were Disappointed.
Earl Lancaster and family, with
all the young folks were over to
Plattsmouth on last Sunday evening
where they went to attend the ser
vices at the Christian church, they
did not find the church open and
no services were held. They went
to the Methodist church where they
expected to find services, but found
none, but the Epworth League was
in session. They then went to the
Presbyterian church where they
found no services but the young peo
ple's service. They then returned to
the Methodist church where a song
service was being held. This they
remained for. However they were
disappointed for with a city the size
of Plattsmouth they expected to find
a fine religious service on Sunday
evening.
m.
Presbyterian Church Notes.
Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at 11 a. m.
Evening service at 7:30 p.
(Young people's meeting).
Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing at 7:30.
You are cordially invited to wor
ship with ud.
J. C. STEWART.
Pastor.
WILL UNDERGO OPERATION
From Wednesday's Dally
Dr. P. T. Heineman, well known
local d.ntist, was taken ill yester
day with an attack of appendicitis
and was at once hurried to the hos
pital at Omaha where he will be oper
ated on. The attending physicians
were of the opinion that an im
mediate operation would be necessary
and which was carried out at once.
The dental offices of Dr. Heineman
will be closed for the next ten or
twelve days until the patient recovers
from the operation sufficient to allow
him to resume his u:ual activity.
"A DISTINCTLY FINER GASOLINE"
and more comfortably
You can pass the car ahead -whenever you need to,
because your motor has great reserves of power.
There icon't be a suspicion of gas knock. These
things have made new Red Crown Ethyl the pre
ferred gasoline of thousands of Nebraska motorists.
Instant starts strong acceleration mastery of hills in high
gear no gas knock big mileage per gallon! A distinctly
finer gasoline in every way I
You get easier driving, greater economy, and better engine
performance with new Red Crown Ethyl in passenger car,
tractor and truck.
At Red Crown Service Stations and Dealers everywhere in
Nebraska.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEBRASKA
"A Nebraska Institution'9
COMPLETE REST ROOMS AT STANDARD OIL SERVICE STATIONS
Ritz Theatre
Plattsmouth, Nebr.
All Talking Programs You'll Enjoy
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
October 3-4
Chester Morris Batty Compson
and Jean Hersholt
In
The Case oS
SERGEANT
GRISCHA
The Supreme Dramatic Triumph-
Appetites Not
Big; Host Shoots
His Guests
MARKET TAKES TAIL SPIN
New York Caught in -another
whirlwind of selling:, the stock mar
ket went into a tail spin Monday and
landed in a bog with an altitude av
eraging less than ten points above
the low ground of last fall's collapse.
Slightly more than two hundred
stocks established minimum prices
Angeied Dakotan Xills One. Wounds I for the year. Net losses ranged gen
r -
Two at Watermelon Party; Be
lieved Is Insane.
Steele, N. D., Sept. 29. Angered
because guests at his farm home did
not eat enough watermelon to please
him, August Wan 11a a, 61, shot one
man to death and wounded two oth
er persons near Tappan Sunday.
Waullan is in jail today while coun
ty authorities prepared to test his
sanity.
Edmund G. Moti, 31, was killed
as he was stepping into his car with
a 2-year-old child In his arms pre
paratory to leaving the Waullan
farm after quarreling with his host.
He died from a shotgun charge which
pierced his chest. The baby was un
injured and fell into its mother's lap
as Motl dropped dead in the seat be
side her.
After shooting Motl. Waullan
wounded Henry Etten, 30, and Carl
Snneburg, 10, and then chased them
erally from $1 to SO a snare, with a
few of larger size. All groups were
affected, but the oils, coppers, rails
and farm implements suffered most
severely.
The market's course during the
forenoon was upward, with the excep-
I tion of a brief interval of selling at
the opening, and advances of $1 to
$3 were made by numerous indus
trial and utility leaders. Early in
the afternoon, however, bearish pro
fessionals, spying out vulnerable
spots, selected two or three selections
and chiseled away patiently until
the entire market became unsettled.
j As was frequently the case last week.
the hardest drive was saved for the
last hour when 1,300,000 shaies were
unloaded, an unusually heavy vol
ume, swelling the day's total to 3,
762,290 shares, the largest turnover
since late in June.
Also Talking Mickey McGuire
Comedy and News
The different drama that has stun
ned the wci Id. A real Super-Special. ' caped. Waullan fled bu was arrest
ed when he returned to his home
early today.
Waullan, a widower who lives
alcne, had invited the party to eat
watermelon at his home, authori
ties said, and became angry after
the Motis declined additional help
ings. Alarmed at their host's actions,
the party was preparing to leave
when Waullan appeared with a shot
gun and opened lire. World-Herald.
Bates Book and Gift Shop is ex-
across the fields while Mrs. Mot i ; clnsive Dennison decorative supplies
managed to start the car and es- j dealer in this vicinity.
MINERS WILL FACE JURY
Owensboro, Ky. Three Men
charged with having had a part in
the airplane bombing of Webster
county coal mines last July were
bought here Monday to be taken to
Louisville where the grand jury now
is investigating the caHe.
The men, Jasper Sigler, Carroll
Vaughn and Elgin Morris, are Web
ster county coal miners. They are
charged with a conspiracy to violate
federal aircraft rules in connection
with the bombing. They were ar
rested in Webster county Sunday.
Twelve persons now are under ar
rest in connection with the bombing.
OMAHA YOUTH KILLED
Davenport, la. Edwin Wilder
muth, twenty, Omaha jrouta who for
the past year has been a telephone
company employe stationed here, was
killed instantly Monday when an
auto in which he was a passenger
hit a stretch of soft dirt twelve miles
north of here and overturned. The
otiers in the car were not seriously
injured.
H0LSTEINS FOR SALE
I have one Holstein bull, one Ii' 1
stein heifer, also two Holstein beifer
calves for sale.
o2-2tw-6td.
ROBERT WILL.
SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY
October 5-6-7
Sue Cajroll, El Brendel. Jack Mulhall
in
The Golden
Calf
One of the greatest pro
ductions of current year.
Also Comedy, Fables and News
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
October 8-9
Double Feature Program Two Big
Features for the Price of One!
INA CLAIR in
The Awful Truth
and t
LOIS M0RAN in
Not Damaged
Matinee Sunday Afternoon
Matinee Prices Evening Prices
10-25c 10-35c
GRAIN BOATS HELD BACK
Winnipeg Not a bushel of grain
budgeted out of the lakehead ports
Monday by boat as wjheat prices
shrivelled to unheard of levels on
the Winnipeg market. Farmers con
tinued to draw their grain market
in large quantities and grain trains
rumbled toward the widespread lake
head yards as terminal storage in
creased and prices fought to climb
from rock bottom.
More than 2,300 000 bushels of
grain were marketed on the prairies
Sunday and more than 1,500 cars
were loaded with grain for move
ment eastward, but no grain boat
moved out of the lake head harbors,
where elevators now hold 72,804,
000 bushels. Awaiting unloading at
the lake head are 6,500 cars, and
more than 9,000 cars are on the way
east.
Sale!
Auction
Saturday, October 4th
Vallery Sale Pavilion Plattsmouth
Beginning at 1 :30 P. M.
25 head Spring Lambs.: two milk cows; one 2-year-old
sorrel mule; one Shetland Pony; one School Kid Pony;
six head of Horses and other live stock not mentioned.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
One new Rock Island Wagon complete; one new
Wagon Box; one Feed Grinder and other Implements.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Most everything in household equipment. One large
Heater and other Stoves will be offered in this sale.
Vallery Sale Company
Rex Young, Auctioneer
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