Murdock Notes Include Services, Visits and Local Happenings
Local items report L Neitzel and G Baur at Murdock M E church service. Mortician Lyle Horton traveled to Peru on business. School opens with large enrollment. New cement platform at M W A hall. Various visits, travels, and family news around Murdock and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Neitzel
G. Baur
M. E
Louisville
Lyle Horton
Peru
Murdock
M. W. A. Hall
A. H. Jacobson
Lincoln
Olga Mary
Jack Hitchcock
Havelock
Meta MacDiarmid
O. J. Hitchcock
George Thimgan
Zola Ostblom
Murray
Recovered Water Can Reappears After Theft
The stolen water can from E. W. Thimgan’s garage was found last week in a car stopped by Sheriff Thimgan at the Platte River bridge. He learned the suspects had bought the can at Murdock and then returned it after he warned them of legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Buck
York
Ashland
E. W. Thimgan
E. M. Shatto
Thimgan
Platte River Bridge
Murdock
4-H Murdock Club Holds Achievement Day Program
The Murdock 4-H club met at the school last Monday for achievement day. Miss Jessie Baldwin and Mrs. D. D. Wainscott attended. Leo Rikli led a boys class with a live June calf on stage, explaining beef cuts and calf-raising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Jessie Baldwin
D. D. Wainscott
Leo Rikli
Pretty Home Wedding at Murdock
Miss Verna Martha Knaup and Mr. Robert A. Chestnut wed at the Knaup home in Murdock on August 24 in a ceremony led by Rev. Norenberg. The event drew about sixty relatives and friends with music by local singers and a reception following the vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna
Martha Knaup
William Knaup
Murdock
Robert A. Chestnut
Billings
Oklahoma
Knaup
Norenberg
Callahan Evangelical Church
Hugo Norenberg
Wilma Knosp
H. R. Knosp
Miss Knosp
Anna Louise Knaup
Gene Oia Fitch
Elmwood
Henry W. Knaup
Local nuptial party aids reception at Murdock event
Miss Lean Riecke led the refreshments with help from Misses Ione Weddell Grace Backemeyer Anna Riecke Martha Neben Ruth Neben of Murdock and Miss Lois Snyder of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A Chestnut will reside on a farm near Billings Oklahoma. Friends of the bride and groom send best wishes for a happy married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lean Riecke
Ione Weddell
Grace Backemeyer
Anna Riecke
Martha
Ruth Neben
Murdock
Lois Snyder
Omaha
Robert A. Chestnut
Billings
Oklahoma
Wedding of a Popular Murdock Young Lady
A large Murdock Nebraska wedding united Miss Mary Isabel Tool and Orris Earl Bradford on a Sunday afternoon at the Tool home. Rev H A Norenberg officiated with Chelsea Besack and Mildred Norenberg singing. The reception followed with family and out of town guests listed and plans to reside in Mt Claire where Bradford will serve as principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rush
Centralia
Missouri
Charles Weymer
Murdock
Greenwood
Mary Isabel Tool
Orris Earl Bradford
Mt Clare
Nebraska
Henry A. Tool
Mary Isabel
D. S. Bradford
Carleton
H. A. Norenberg
Callahan Evangelical Church
Chelsea Besack
Omaha
Mildred Norenberg
Gladys Tool
Ila Mae Bradford
Marjorie McDonald
Lois Jean McDonald
Patricia Anne Tool
Kenneth A. Tool
Richard E. Tool
Euna McHugh
Miss May Tool
E. Viola Everett
Ione Weddell
Inez Buck
Richard A. Tool
Kingsley
Iowa
D.S. Bradford
Ila Mae
Laura Stables
C. O. Stables
Helen
Charles Begge
Wilma Fae
Leah Tool
Pearl Tool
Peter C
Fremont
Harry Gillespie
North Loup
Nebr
Gail E. McDonald
Norma
Howard
Bernice
Marjorie
Hampton
H. Gorder
Weeping Water
Nepr
Turner McKinnon
Alvo
Bernard Porter
Sidney
Murdock High School
Stephens College
Columbia
Groom
Carleton High School
Cotner College
University of Nebraska
Mt. Claire
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Alvo News Roundup Details Local Happenings
Alvo notes show Miss Clifton improving after jaundice attack and Pearl Banning visiting from Omaha. Property rents and lumber distribution prep, while Jennie Nickel recovers from dental extractions. County fair boosters enjoyed a concert and visits with Weeping Water friends. Local travel includes Mr. and Mrs. Edwards’ trip and Frank Edwards overseeing matters. R N A lodge hosted by Mrs Ruth Taylor. Raymond Washington guests at Frank Cook home. Mayor Dinges and carrier Stromer drove to Lincoln in rain. Mrs. C H Kirkpatrick remains bedbound after auto wrecks. Herman Bornemeier slow to recover post appendectomy. Edna Lewis reappointed to Pacific Junction school. Wilma Cook to west coast duties. Elmwood host dinner parties for Wilma Cook and family. Auto accident two miles south, no injuries, no license info. Church finances committee forms to discuss shared pastor arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wellman
Skyles
Colorado
Myra McDonald
O. E. McDonald
Murray
Frank W. Moore
Margaret
Oscar McDonald
McDonald
Aileen Ward
George Clarke
Indianola
Rev. Clarke
Christian Church
A. H. Ward
Beatrice
Milton G. Keedey
Emily Sayles
Greenwood
Mrs. Ward
Jennie Nickel
County Fair
Alvo
Charles Edwards
Frank Edwards
Ruth Taylor
R. N. A. Lodge
Harold Fee
Betty
Raymond
Washington
Frank Cook
Arthur Dinges
A. B. Stromer
Lincoln
Dinges
C. H. Kirkpatrick
Herman L. Bornemeier
Edna Lewis
Pacific Junction
Iowa
Board of Education
Edna
Wilma Cook
West Coast
Leanor Cook
Elmwood
Orest Cook
Wendell
Wilma
Lee Stewart Builds New Structure on Reclaimed Foundation
Lee Stewart tore down an old barn and laid a foundation for a new structure he will erect himself. Lumber for the project was bought from the John W. Banning lumber yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Stewart
John W. Banning
Executors Seek Divorce Claim Against Frank Busche
The executors of Mrs. Mary Busche seek to continue a divorce action in Douglas County District Court against Frank Busche, former Plattsmouth resident. The 1928 decree awarded $25 000 to Mrs. Busche. executors say Busche is $7,000 in arrears, the sum claimed to belong to Mrs. Busche’s estate which died in 1929. Busche has since remarried and had major road contracts in the city including the Missouri River bridge project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Busche
Douglas County
Frank Busche
Plattsmouth
Busche
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Westward visit ends with crop talk and rest
Mrs. Eugene Barkhurst returned home with her sister Miss Catherine Anderson after a month in the west. They traveled from Bushnell where they stayed with brother Hugh Anderson and family. Catherine Anderson, an instructor at Superior High School, reports good crops and ample rain during the trip.
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West
Eugene Barkhurst
Catherine Anderson
Bushnell
Hugh Anderson
Superior
Nebraska
Miss Della Sutton Seeks Hospital Treatment After Accident
Miss Della Sutton has been very poorly since an accident that partly crippled her. Despite efforts to work and earn a living through her handicraft, her health declined. On physician advice she was taken to the hospital by Ole Olsen, the night operator, last Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Sutton
Ole Olsen
Miss Sutton
Church Struggles as Depression Strains Finances
A church faces hardship amid the depression withering finances. loss of earnings and scarce money threaten maintenance of church work. The minister requires pay, and while times seem tough, the congregation must find funds to support the ministry.
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Martha Thiel
Gustin
Eddie Craig
Wrmore
E. A. Craig
Rev. C. Jannen
Henry Amgewert
Chicago
Dorothea Jane
Lawrence Race
Lawrence Race Garage
Fred Dieckman
Mr. Heartle
Mary Tool
McHugh
Horton Mortuary
Opal Knaup
Della Neben
Alvo News
Cass County
Missouri River Bridge
Wescott
Coats
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