Community Notices From Murdock Area Social Roundup
W O Gillespie and wife and Miss Janet McNamara visit Lincoln on Wednesday. Many neighbors share visits in Murray Green Wood and Greenwood. Henry Guthmann and wife travel to Omaha for business. Paul Stock suffers serious hand injury requiring amputation. W F Weddell visits from Pennsylvania then to Denver. Road wrecks cause multiple injuries and vehicle damage as motorists encounter side collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Gillespie
Janet McNamara
Lincoln
J. C. Weddell
Ashland
W. T. Weddell
Robert Crawford
Elmwood
John Eppites
Murray
H. W. Tool
Tool
Shriners
John Gakemeier
Greenwood
Rex Peters
George Heinke
al Bauer
Harry. McDonald
Harry Gillespie
North Loup
Henry Oehlerking
Wo. McNamara
South Bend
W. O. Gilespie
Henry Carson
Murdock
Henry A. Guthmann
Omaha
Henry
Mary Tool
Blue River
John Ostblom
Ler
Charlies Kupke
Gakemeter
W. F. Weddell
Monongahala City
Pennsylvania
Mr. Weddell
Denver
Willl
Kansas
Kansas City
St. Lewis
A. J. Neitzel
Neftser
Theo
Ralph Rager
Miller & Gruber Vaults Ad Brief Nebranca
Miller and Gruber of Nehawka Nebraska promote complete burial vaults with an absolute guarantee to protect remains. The ad emphasizes caring for loved ones while alive and offers a vow of secure interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Gruber, Nehawka
Nebr
Missionary Gathering Held at Trinity Lutheran Church
A missionary meeting took place last Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church located two miles north of Murdock. The event brought together local residents and church members for a devotional gathering and outreach planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Murdock
Missionary Branch Fund-Raising Meeting Held
A longstanding all-day gathering presided over by Rev. G. A. Zock drew many members and others. The meeting yielded a large sum to support the church mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Zock
Picnic dinner at Shriners camp hosts Hornbeck family guests
I. G. Hornbeck, agent of the Rock Island at Murdock and Miss Elas Bornmeier, operator of the Telephone Exchange, enjoyed a picnic dinner last Wednesday at the Shriners camp in Lincoln. They were guests of Louis Hornbeck and A. R. Hornbeck's families. A pleasant evening was described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Hornbeck
Rock Island
Murdock
Elas Bornmeier
Telephone Exchange
Shriners Camp
Lincoln
Louis Hornbeck
A. R. Hornbeck
Townsend and Gortney families enjoy day at State Fisheries and Lin Oma Beach
Townsend and family and L B Gortney and family visited State Fisheries on Sunday for a picnic dinner and a fine day. In the afternoon they went to Lin Oma Beach near Ashland for swimming and a picnic supper before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fisheries. Co
Two-Truck Operator Resigns School Route Post
J. Johanson, who runs two trucks hauling stock and merchandise between the town and Omaha, reports booming business. He resigns from his prior school route wagon position due to lack of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Johanson
Omaha
Roy Gorthey Re-appointed Postmaster at Murdock
Advices from Washington report L. B. Gorthey re-appointed postmaster of Murdock for another term. He has given satisfaction and patrons praise the service. The office pays eleven hundred dollars annually, and he adds three hundred by delivering mail to the station, which he earns through hard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L. B. Gorthey
Murdock
Gorthey
Gortney
Accident At threshing scene injures horse tail
William Leutchens assisting Fred Corder at the Gust Rage place drove bundles to the machine when the horse near the belt swung its tail into a pully. The tail was nearly torn off and a veterinarian was summoned to amputate the remainder to stop the bleeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Leutchens
Fred Corder
Return of Rev H. S. Tool to Montana ministry visit
Rev H S Tool of Rind Point Montana, returned home last Tuesday after visiting here and in Alvo with his sister Mrs T M McKinnon and another sister Mrs Fred H Gorder. He also spent time with A J Tool and H W Tool brothers in Murdock before heading west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tool
Rind Point
Montana
Alvo
T. M. McKinnon
Weeping Water
Fred H. Gorder
A. J. Tool
H. W. Tool
Murdock
West
Murdock Men Survive Train Crossing Collision
Henry Klemme and his son escaped a fatal wreck when their car stalled at a rural crossing southwest of Murdock as Rock Island train No 18 passed. The father pushed his son to safety then failed to move the car and the locomotive struck the vehicle, sending it into a ditch. Other local visitors attended to business in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Klemme
Henry
Murdock
Henry, Jr
Rock Island
Mr. Klemme
Henry Schlaphoff
Chicken Thieves Active Again in Cass and Otoe Counties
Reports from south Cass and northern Otoe counties say chicken thieves have returned. Mrs J B Dysart near Union told Sheriff Ryder that Thursday night an intruder entered her chicken house and carried off fifty Plymouth Rock broilers. The streak of thefts ends a quiet period after arrests earlier in Cass County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Otoe County
J. BR. Dysart
Union
Local notes from Plattsmouth area on visitors and events
Fred Clark of Union and O W Zaar of South Bend visited the city for business. Mrs. John Meisinger Jr returned from Beaver City after a family death. Many locals and visitors travel, study, or move, including Miss Beula Clark returning to Union to practice beauty work and Frank Bennett family moving to Plattsmouth for highway work. Public notices include parole hearing for Lester Linville in 1929 with board of pardons set for September 10 at Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clark
Union
O. W. Zaar
South Bend
John Meisinger, Jr
Beaver City
Furnas County
Henry Beins
Eugene Skinner
Palmer
Nebraska
Hubert Piper
Mary Piper
Iowa
George Marks
Agazin
Marks
C. C. Hudson
Philip Horn
Hay Springs
Plattsmouth
Falls City
Bennett
Harold Rhoden
Fort Worth
Texas
Rhoden
Galen Rhoden
Charles Gerbling
Elmwood
A. W. Conger
Grand Island
Floyd Gerbling
W. P. Sitzman
Ed Folk
Addie
Opal
Omaha
Fritz Schlieske
Marion Carter Schlieske
Frank Lane
Edna
Mable
Indianola
Auto
Edna Frey
Catherine Hawksworth
Fort Slayton
Colorado
Clem Boyd
Sydney
Harold Gaines
Lloyd Sharp
Ills and visits noted in Saturday Dandy column
Friends and relatives appear in Plattsmouth the Dandy column notes Mrs. C N Beverage ill at home on West Elm street. Harry C Todd of near Murray visits for business and with friends. Mrs Henry Born recovering from severe burns. Mr and Mrs Martin Lohnes return from Chicago. Wallace Warner and family depart for Minneapolis. Arthur De Vriendt of Scottsbluffs and Miss Eien Lincoln visit Plattsmouth. F A Stohlman of Louisville calls on friends. Mrs M Webkrbsin ill with nurse caregiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lohnes
Chicago
Wallace Warner
Warner
L. Smetana
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Arthur de Vriendt
Scotts Bluffs
Eien
Lincoln
Plattsmouth
W. P. Sitzman
Lawrence Sprecher
F. A. Stohlman
Louisville
Journal
M. Webkrbsin
Mov
Hearing on Petition for Administrator in Cass County Court
In Cass County Nebraska the estate of James F. Wilson deceased will have a hearing September 6, 1928 at 10 a.m. before County Judge A H Duxbury on the petition by Mary B. Wilson for appointment of Orval J. Hathaway as administrator. Notice to interested parties via three consecutive weeks in the Plattsmouth Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cass County
James F. Wilson
Mary B. Wilson
Orval J. Hathaway
Plattsmouth Journal
A. H. Duxbury
Order of Hearing on Petition for Settlement of Account
County Court of Cass Nebraska orders heirs and interested parties to appear September 6 1829 at 11 00 AM for final settlement of estate of Sam G Smith. notices to all interested by publication in Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior to hearing. Judge A H Duxbury signs the order August 9 1829.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
State of
Case County
Sam G. Smith
Frank R. Gobelman
Plattsmouth
Reid Court
A. D
Hearing Set In Estate of George E Sullivan Nebraska
Notice for the Estate of George E Sullivan, deceased, in Cass County Nebraska. Jenni Porter petitions to determine death time and heirs for described Nebraska land totaling 94 acres plus additional parcels. Hearing scheduled September 6, 1929, at 10:00 a.m. in Plattsmouth County Court Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Sullivan
Cass County
Nebraska
Jennie Porter
Fall River County
South Dakota
Jennie Sullivan
Ernest Porter
Kenneth Sullivan
Herman Sullivan
Georgia Sullivan
Parole Hearing Scheduled for Warren Harmer
Warren Harmer, convicted in Cass County on September 12, 1928, for breaking and entering, has applied for parole. The Board of Pardons sets a hearing at 10 a.m. on September 10, 1929, at the State Penitentiary in Lincoln Nebraska, inviting all interested parties to appear and show cause why the parole should or should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Troy Linville
Cass County
Board of Pardons
State Penitentiary
Lincoln
Nebraska
Warren Harmer
Frank Marsh
State Board of Pardons
N. T. Harmon
Notice of Estate Hearing for James E Shields
James E Shields estate in Cass County Nebraska faces probate action filed by Paul Wohlfarth seeking judicial determination of death time heirships and rights to property. Hearing set in Plattsmouth County Court on September 6 1929 at 10 a m for all interested parties to contest the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
James E. Shields
Paul Wohlfarth
Plattsmouth
Catherine Spader
Shields
Catherine A. Shields
Francis H. Shields
John J. Shields
William J. Shields
Plattsnouth
A. H. Duxbury
Publication Suspension Lets Readers Catch Up on Zane Grey
The note suggests a pause in the Congressional Record to allow time for readers to catch up on Zane Grey novels. It claims Grey has likely penned at least two desert-themed novels since the special session began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Record
Zane Grey
Dezer
Mrs Hartman Recovering After Major Surgery In Omaha
Mrs Theodore Hartman is convalescing from a critical operation at Immanuel hospital in Omaha. Her surgeon may permit removal home this week if no complications arise. Rev Paul Matuschke of Lincoln and Mrs Hartman’s sisters visit. Mrs Holtzen plans a move to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Hartman
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Paul Matuschke
Lincoln
Hartman
Matuschka
Pe. Brase
Hartmen
Wm. Brese
Grand Island
Martha M Holtzen
Visits Old Friends Here
Yesterday afternoon Rew and Clarence Phinhham of Boston arrived for a brief visit with old time friends as they travel from the east to Duluth Minnesota where they plan to settle. Mrs Dunham, formerly Dorothy Pend, is well known here as a home economics and domestic science teacher at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Phinhham
Boston
Duluth
Minnesota
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William Senf
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Chris Zimmerman
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Charles Tunneill
Ada Moore
Charlies
Des Moines
B. F. Wiles
Ella Margaret
James T. Beeley
L. L. Turpin
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Lord Lister Hospital
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M. C. Brown
Rose Bookmeyer
Brown
Cyril Kalina
Edward
Betty
Joe Wales
Joan
Dwight
Joseph Kalina
Howard Fullerton
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J. R. Stine
Courtland
Miss Woodruff
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Otto Stodola
Joe Stodola
Brainerd
Otto
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Thomas Walling Company
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Black&s White
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Polk
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