Murdock Couple Celebrate Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
A Murdock couple marked forty years of marriage with a reception at their home after a long life spanning Plattsmouth Louisville and Waebash. Four generations, a twenty dollar token from friends, and a community dance followed at the M W A hall. The celebration included children Mabel Boldan Grace Wilson Gertrude Robinson and Hazel Twiss with grandchildren and four generations pictured with Elizabeth Bauer and Frances Ferguson. Community events and a multi day convention program were also noted with devotions lectures and leadership training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Calvin Russell
Louisville
Waebash
Murdock
M. W. A. Hall
Mabel Boldan
Weeping Water
Grace Wilson
Gertrude Robinson
Lincoln
Hazel Twiss
Elizabeth Bauer
Frances Ferguson
Dona Frances Ferguson
Visitors and Local News From Murdock Area
Wm. Kaupe delivered corn near Murdock last Wednesday. Floyd Pothast family visited Murdock Sunday at the Amewest home. Max Walker family from Lincoln visited Thursday with the Barthey family. Ann McHugh family left for Denver on vacation. F. M. Phillsbery visited Springfield on Wednesday and traveled with A. H. Ward to Omaha for gas and oil. Herman F. Schweppe bought lumber from H. W. Tool Lumber Co. and John Poulson of Omaha is building a barn on the Bauer place southeast of Murdock. Robert Thomas and Tillie Chestnut of Billing, Oklahoma, visited the Knaube home. The Krecklow two year old, ill with scarlet fever, shows improvement and quarantine will end soon. Harry Marshall of South Bend had tonsils removed in Murdock last Wednesday. Mrs. C. A. Basack of Omaha visited her sister in Murdock, with the McDonald and Tool households. The McDonalds, Mrs. Basack, and others visited broadcasting stations in Shenandoah. The Bauer wedding anniversary drew many relatives from Lincoln and Weeping Water. Meerie Gillespie, living in Chicago, visited with his parents and attended the Brewster rodeo. Mr. and Mrs. Moomey hosted out-of-town visitors from Charlies Greensider, Frank Irwin, and Mrs. Greensider at Overton. The eastern guests stayed with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pashby where Mr. Pashby was reportedly very ill. East visitors departed for Constantine, Michigan, Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kaupe
Murdock
Floyd Pothast
Henry Amewest
Max Walker
Lincoln
L. B. Barthey
Ann McHugh
Denver
F. M. Phillsbery
Springfield
A. H. Ward
Omaha
Herman F. Schweppe
H. W. Tool Lumber Co
John Poulson
Harry Marshall
South Bend
C. A. Basack
Harry V. McDonald
Henry A. Tool
McDonald
Bryan
Basack
Shenandoah
Wm. Wilson
Gertrude Robinson
Frances Ferguson
Ray Baldon
Weeping Water
John Albert Bauer
Meerie Gillespie
Chicago
W. O. Gillespie
Brewster
Chester Moomey
Charlies Greensider
Frank Irwin
Greensider
Moomey
Mr. Pashby
Constantine
Michigan
Much Interest in Kabinets at H. W. Tool Lumber Yard
Interest grows in Kitchen Kole Kabinets by H. W. Tool at his lumber yard. Mr Tool reports high inquiries and is sending a cabinet to Seward for exhibition.
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H. W. Tool Lumber Yard
Seward
Fair exhibitors lined up for state and Cass County shows
The Seward County Fair arranged exhibitions for the State Fair and Cass County Fair. One unit was shipped last week to Dawson, Nebraska, and another to Kingsley, Iowa, where salesmen will promote the handy kitchen furniture item.
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Seward County Fair
Cass County Fair
Dawson
Nebr
Kingsley
Iowa
Miller and Gruber Burial Vaults Advertisement
Miller and Gruber of Nehawka Nebraska offer concrete burial vaults with an absolute guarantee to protect loved ones' remains after burial.
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Miller & Gruber, Nehawka
Nebr
Trinity Church Notices No Services During Clergy Convention
The Lutheran Trinity church will suspend services as Rev. G A Zoch departs for Beemer for a multi day clergy convention of the Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Lutheran Trinity Church
G. A. Zoch
Beemer
Lutheran Church
Visiting pastor delivers sermon at Trinity church
The Rev Otto Wehrman visiting with his wife stayed two weeks with his parents Conrad Wehrman and delivered the discourse at Lutheran Trinity church in Murdock last Sunday to an appreciative audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wehrman
Conrad Wehrman
Camp Attendance Draws Many Murdock Ladies
Many ladies from Murdock attended the Brewster camp near Omaha during the past week. Among them were Mesdames O. E. McDonald H. A. Tool and H. V. McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Brewster
Omaha
Mesdames O. E. McDonald
H. A. Tool
H. V. McDonald
Has Serious Accident Involving Mr Smith At Henry Klemme Corner
William Smith of Ithaca visiting in Murdock with his daughter Mrs John Bornemeier failed to see a stop sign while entering the highway south of town near Henry Klemme corner. His Model A struck a car from Iowa carrying two young men and a woman, overturning the Iowa car and injuring the woman. The Smith vehicle also suffered extensive damage and medical bills followed. The Sunday afternoon crash caused substantial costs for repairs and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Smith
Ithica
Murdock
John Bornemeier
Henry Klemme
Iowa
Smith
Celebration at Antelope Park Elects New Officers
A large gathering at Antelope Park Lincoln August 11 plans an annual Hie gathering. Daisy Racer was elected president Esther Jardine secretary and W G Rennant director of the cats for the coming meet. Guests from Geneseo Illinois attended with many Elmwood Murdock Greenwood Ashland residents helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antelope Park
Lincoln
Geneseo
Til
Fred Rakow
Fred Holke
Daisy Racer
Esther Jardine
W. G. Rennant
Wm. Kunz
Emil Holke
Elmwood
Wm. Repwanz, Jr
Pan
Schewe
Vernon
Murdock
Margaret
Mamie
Earl
Greenwood
Jess Holke
la Verne
Charles
John Holke
Leland
Ashland
Wm. Schewe
Norman
Chris Kupke
Kenneth
Ralph Rager
Wayne Landon
Harold
Earl Jardine
Wm. Holke
Illinois
Couple marks fortieth wedding anniversary at home
Mr and Mrs J A celebrate the fortieth wedding anniversary Saturday evening at their Murdock home. The couple, united in marriage, mark the milestone with family and friends nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
J. A. Caller
Farm Life Pleasures Highlight Family Visits Near Murdock
Donald Panska spent about three weeks with uncle Daniel Panska and wife and enjoys the farm life more than city life. Miss Helen Tobias of Sarrcent visits Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Zink near Murdock. Henry Amewert, O C Zink and others attended the church convention at Milford last Sunday. Cass county Bible school officers met at Callhan church to plan the September 16 Murray county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Panska
Sam Paneka
Cheyenne
Daniel Panska
Helen Tobias
Sarrcent
Orlton Zink
University of Nebraska
Oscar C. Zink
South of Murdock
Henry Amewert
O. C. Zink
Milford
Callhan
Cass County Bible School Association
Murray
Wedding anniversary gratitude to anonymous donors
A note from Mr and Mrs J W Bauer thanks unknown donors for a wedding anniversary donation. The couple expresses appreciation without identifying the donors or specifics of the gift.
Buried Ellington Family Rites Held Near Bloomfield
Mrs J C Ellington and family members traveled from Sidney to Bloomfield for the burial of Joseph C Ellington husband and father. His sons Herman and Clifford lie beside him on the family farm, with services conducted at the Ellington home last Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
J. C. Ellington
Bertha
Hoy
Sidney
George Gade
Gade
Gladys Ellington
Joseph C. Ellington
Herman
Clifford
Bar Ellington
Enjoys Very Fine Trip With Family Across Kansas and Oklahoma
Last evening the Krugers, Harry L. Kruger a wall paper and paint man, returned home after a weeklong journey with family through Kansas City Tulsa and parts of Oklahoma. They visited relatives in several towns and traveled about 394 miles before arriving home at seven. The trip was described as very pleasant and tiring.
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Harry L. Kruger
America
Kansas City
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Farm yields praised after threshing by Zozs
Frank Zoz and his son completed threshing last week and expressed satisfaction with the results. Their wheat yielded thirty three bushels per acre and their oats sixty two bushels per acre with good quality grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zoz
Cass County Bible School Plan Convention in Murray
Officers of the Cass County Bible School association meet to set dates for a convention in Murray on September 15 and 16. Rev. H A Norenberg presided, with Ina Mougay resigning as secretary and Minnie Rihn chosen, though absent. Audrey Stroemer to serve as secretary for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Cass County Bible School Association
H. A. Norenberg
Ina Mougay
Minnie Rihn
Miss Iva Henry and Marion Schewe Wed in Omaha
Miss Iva Henry and Marion Schewe quietly married Monday in Omaha at Rev. E. J. Hobbs home. The bride, elder daughter of Mrs. H. L. Henry of Ashland, taught after graduation and studied at the State University. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Schewe of Murdock, is a University graduate and Tau Kappa Epsilon member. They plan a late week wedding trip to Kearney.
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Iva Henry
Marion Schewe
Omaha
E. J. Hobbs
Josephine Henry
H. L. Henry
Ashland
Murdock
Cedar Rapids
Nebraska
The
State University
Schewe
Will Schewe
Tau Kappa Epsilon
York School
Kearney
State Fair Demonstration Teams Picked by Farm Bureau
Seven demonstration teams competed at the Farm Bureau office to determine eligibility for the State Fair. Winners will be announced soon with projects including Girls Room Improvement, Cooking, and Clothing. Miss Noyes of the Extension Service helped select the winning teams.
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Farm Bureau
Miss Noyes
The
Extension Service
Judging Demonstrations Select Cooking and Clothing Teams
Twelve students tried out for the cooking team and seven for the clothing team. Three club members will be chosen on each team.
Health Contest Selects Junior and Senior Winners
About twenty boys and girls were examined for the health contest. One boy and one girl in the Junior class, ages ten to fifteen, and one boy and one girl in the Senior class, ages fifteen to twenty, will be chosen.
More Games for Community Picnics
Extension Circular 542 introduces new picnic games to engage onlookers and participants. Games include duck ball relay rope jumping hoop relay kick ball and three relay games popular with older adults. Success hinges on a strong leader and a fixed preplanned program.
Fragmented note on pastures and seeds in late season
A garbled OCR fragment mentions pastures and seeding timing in late season. It references possible plans or conditions but lacks clear names places or dates to define a full item.
Temporary pasture rotation with sweet clover and rye
The article describes a college of agriculture method using spring seeded sweet clover as a temporary pasture from late June to November, then May 1 to July 20 next year. After plowing, fall rye provides pasture until late fall, followed by planting corn, cane, or Sudan grass.
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College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture Experiment Farm
Home Demonstration Try Outs at Cass County Farm Bureau
Demonstration and judging try outs were held at the Farm Bureau office in Weeping Water on Friday August 9. Cass county will be represented at the State Fair in multiple demonstrations with leaders named for each group. The clothing team includes Thelma Ward and others with Gwendolyn Chapman as alternate. cooking team features Esther Gerhard and Olive Jeck with Ruth Warden of Union.
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Farm Bureau
Weeping Water
Cass County
Alice Leone Ambler
Mildred Johnson
Ranney
Dorothy Gollner
Wilma Strutt
Avoca
Eleanor Norris
Helen Watkins
Louise Foster
Union
R. E. Foster
Mary Peckham
Helen Frolich
Eagie
Helen Schoeemaker
Dorothy Shrader
Nehawka
Mrs. Paul] Murdock
Thelma Ward
Willene Fager
Gertrude Bebrns
Gwendolyn Chapman
Esther Gerhard
Olive Jeck
Fagle
Ruth Warden
Eggle
Local 4-H Leaders Appoint Elmwood Health Leader
Lois Giles of Nehawka and Maize Foreman of Elmwood are named by County Extension staff. The health status of a boy will be announced later. L. R. Snipes and J. H. Baldwin outline extension involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Giles
Nehawka
Elmwood
Divorce Petition In Weeping Water Desertion Case
Nellie E Heebner files for divorce from William E Heebner in district court alleging desertion. The petition states they wed in Weeping Water in December 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nellie E. Heebner
William E. Heebner
Weeping Water
Death calls Mr and Mrs Mullen to Concordia Kansas
Mr and Mrs Frank Mullen left for Concordia Kansas after receiving word that Phillip Brossan, uncle of Mr Mullen, had died at his home the previous night. They will stay through the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mullen
Concordia
Kansas
Phillip Brossan
Mullen
Mrs. Georgia Creamer Returns From Denver Visit
Mrs. Georgia Creamer returns home after a three week visit to Denver with her niece Mrs. Vera Claggett. She traveled by auto and reports a very pleasant journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Creamer
Denver
Vera Claggett
Will Take Short Trip to Leigh Nebraska
Miss Etta Nickles and her brother Lee Nickles will travel by auto to Leigh Nebraska for a few days with their sister Mrs J D Wardeman to enjoy a brief outing. The Etta Belle Banty Shoppe will close Monday and Tuesday while Miss Nickles is away and reopen Wednesday to serve Plattsmouth ladies.
Kitchen Klatter 4-H Girls Club Meets at Home
The Kitchen Klatter 4-H club met at Miss Helen Johnson's home on Monday morning August 5th led by Miss Johnson. Visitors included Miss Baldwin and Margaret Wiles with Ione Barnard. Lois Wiles and Eula Pave demonstrated muffins. Members left around 12:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchen Klatter
Helen Johnson
Miss Baldwin
Mars Lois Wiles
Eula Pave
Margaret Wiles
Ione Barnard
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Murdock Department
Robert E. Hanson
Christian Church
E. H. Wescott
Chester Sporer
White
J. C. Stewart
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Taylor
B. Wolph
Reichmann
Robert Hayes
Children’s Department
Wichmann
Evangelical Church
Rev. White
George E. Morey
Methodist
Lugsch
H. W. Tool Lumber Company
J. W. Bauer
Murdock Man
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Sears
Oakland
FORD
Carl O. Kaiser
Ed Wilcox
Oakland-Pontiac
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