Murdock Notes A Busy Week With Visitors And Business
Lincoln and Omaha visitors stop in at Murdock while locals attend to farming, church, and social rounds. Gust Wendt ships feeders from the South Omaha market and plans market return. Edward Rau fights a hand infection after corn picking. Dan der and Schewe jurors await further service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gakemeier
Lincoln
Toots Bauer
Omaha
Gust Wendt
Fullerton
Zola Lau
E. D. Friend
Alva
Eddie Craig
Albert Bauers
Plattsmouth
Bauers
Edward Ripple
H. W. Tool
Shriners Band
Harold
Charles Kupke
Fred Lowe
Hyannis
L. Neitzel
Katherine Neitzel Lowe
South Omaha
W. J. Snyder
Snyder
Murdock
Wayne Swarts
Hemingford
Henry Gakemeier
Magdaline
Rex Peters
Greenwood
Paul Stock
Omaha 2
Milton G. Keedy
Fairbury
A. H. Ward
Nels Peterson
Mr. Ward
Swarts
Masdaline Gakemeier
Cere Braun
South Tend
Braun
Rock Island
Craig
Gail McDonald
Hampton
McDonald
A. A. Barden
Trimwood
Barden
Herman Luetchens
Dan
Der
Paul Schewe
Daniels
Edward Rau
L. D. Lee
Birthday of Henry Bergman Celebrated Quietly
Henry Bergman born December 8 1863 at Hanover lived there until 19 then moved to Cases county near Murdock in 1883. He will celebrate his 69th birthday quietly on Thursday with friends who wish him many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bergman
Hanover
Cases County
Murdock
Henry
The First Tier Front at Murdock High School
The First Tier Front was presented at the Murdock High School auditorium to a large pleased audience. Patrons contributed over forty dollars, aiding the Junior class, and the cast thanks those who supported the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock High School
Patrona
Cest
Richard Tool Accepts Post with LeMars Bank
Richard Tool, who has been visiting locals while on vacation, accepted an offer from the First National Bank of LeMars Iowa as assistant to the president. He began work there last Monday, bringing extensive banking experience and oversight of credits and collateral for federal farm loan security with regional Federal Reserve banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Richard Tool
First National Bank
LeMars
Richard
Federal Reserve
McDonald Drug Store Installs Tube Testing Machine
Bryan McDonald, manager, announces a new tube testing machine at the McDonald Drug store. The device tests radio tubes, determines their state, and guides where to replace tubes or if reception issues lie elsewhere for better service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan McDonald
McDonald Drug Company
Wood Cutting Camp Aims to Ease Fuel Shortage
In Murdock area, unemployed residents cut and saw wood at the south farm of Dan Panska. G. Bauer, John H Buck and son, and W T Weddell operate with Henry Fornoff farming, producing stove length lumber to help meet fuel and table needs.
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Murdock
G. Bauer
John H. Buck and Son
W. T. Weddell
Dan Panska
Henry Fornoff
Timber Sale by Fred Frye on Platte River
Fred Frye purchased an acre of standing timber from Earl Talbot along the Platte river. He is cutting the timber for personal use and will offer the remaining material to others who may need it.
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Fred Frye
Earl Talbot
Platte River
Ladies Aid Plans December Bazaar and Meeting
Fifteen members of the Ladies Aid met with Mrs. R. A. Kuehn Friday to work on the quisit and finish fancy items. They scheduled an all day session with Mrs. Melvin on Wednesday December 7 with a covered dish lunch. A bazaar and food sale will be held at Neftzel's hardware store Saturday December 10 with lunches from 10 o'clock. Pump kin pie and chicken filled buns were served.
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Ladies Aid
R. A. Kuehn
Melvin
Aid
Neftzel
Ethos SiE Printing Cuts Costs for One-Side Comers
In a note to customers the printer outlines cost cutting by using single side printing. The message emphasizes efficiency and lower spend per item while maintaining legibility and quality.
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Uth
Local Notes Highlight Health and Visits in Manley
Mrs. C. E. Mockenhaupt improves after illness. Albert J. Bauers and wife visit en route to Plattsmouth from Murdock. Theo Harms and son Teddy spend Sunday in Talmage with Mrs Harms’s relatives. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. Sheehan welcome a baby boy. John P. Stander and wife and Nellie Heebner visit Manley. Heebner inspects vacant property and plans repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Mockenhaupt
Albert J. Bauers
Manley
Plattsmouth
Murdock
Theo Harms
Teddy
Talmage
Howard Johnson
Mrs. Heebner
Manley pool hall change of ownership to Eli Keckler
George Coon relinquishes the Manley pool and billiard hall business. Eli Keckler took charge of the operation last Monday, assuming control of the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coon
Manley
Eli Keckler
Funeral Attended for Infant Son of Don C Rhoden
Mr and Mrs Grover C Rhoden attended the funeral near Nehawka last Thursday for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Don C Rhoden S Jr of that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover C. Rhoden
Nehawka
Don C. Rhoden, S Jr
Bread cast on the water poem urging aid for the homeless
A poem by KK pleads for charity toward winter homeless people. It warns of grim cold ahead and asks readers to share bread as a rippling kindness, hoping generosity returns tenfold to the donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Borens
Wayl
Sprained Ankle Forces Girl From School Work
Jacqueline Grassman suffered a severe ankle sprain while running with other girls down the south Ninth street hill near Pearl street as a car approached. First aid was given by nearby residents and she was sent home, remaining on the retired list since the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Grassman
Order of Hearing and Notice of Probate of Will
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court holds hearing on December 30 1932 to probate the will of Henry C L Ofe. Executors Edward G Ofe and Henry J Ofe are named with public notice to heirs and interested parties in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Co. L. Ofe
Carl P. Ofe
Henry C. L. Ofe
Edward G. Ofe
Henry J. Ofe
Plaitsmouth Journal
Convention in Plattsmouth Draws Large Legion Crowd
Plattsmouth will host the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary district conventions next Tuesday with an expected 300 to 400 attendees. Delegates will hold sessions at the Elks Lodge and Presbyterian church parlors, with meals, a stag dinner, a dance, and a parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Nebraska Legionnaire
Legion
Elks
Fred Witt
Nebraska City
Presbyterian Church
Warro N. Tyler
Legionnaires
Auxiliary
Jupt. L. S. Devoe
Chamber of Commerce
Legion and Auxiliary
A. H. Duxbury
Devoe
Leslie Niel
W. D. Tincher
John Wichman
Frank Barkus
John Hadraba
Frank Aschenbrenner
Tom Walling
Elks Club
Lincoln
Greenwood Post
Srb to Seek Repeal of Obsolete Nebraska Laws
Lincoln December 2 Obsolete statutes linger on the books but face a new test this year Senator Hugo F Srb of Fremont will push a repeal bill after it passed the senate in 1931 and stalled in the house The target list includes a bridge speed limit and a ban on carrying light on a bridge unless in a lantern or closed vessel Also World War II era laws are being considered for removal Banning faces a push for Senate finance chair Welch and Frush Democratic members held the last finance committee Hawxby is mentioned for finance chair or president pro tem.
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Lincoln
Hugo F. Srb
Fremont
Senate
House
Welch
Banning W. B. Banning
Finance Committee
Andy Welch
Milford
George F. Frush
Wahoo
Fred G. Hawxby
Auburn
Order Your Printed Christmas Cards at the Journal
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Journal
Bryan's Cabinet Intact Amid Resignation Rumors
Reported plan for Governor Bryan to reshuffle department heads before a second term is denied. Deputy Secretary Matthews says he will not resign to risk removal and cites examples from the federal cabinet as not necessary. Mentioned are Cochran, Luikart, Felton, Matthews, and Bank Commissioner Woods.
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Bryan
Matthews
Labor and Welfare Department
Andy Mellen
Cochran
Department of Public Works
Obituary of Matilda Esther Taylor from Cairo to Plattsmouth
Matilda Esther Taylor born March 22 1849 in Cairo Illinois died November 24 1932 in Plattsmouth Nebraska at age 83. She married Myron Avery Earl March 23 1862 and had nine children. Surviving are Olive Skinner George Earl Edna Stiles Ella Dooley Mabel Henderson Louis Earl and others with grandchildren great grandchildren and a great great grandson. She was a Holiness church member and lived a devout Christian life. All family members were present except son Harry Earl of Syracuse New York.
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Matilda Esther Taylor
Christina
Benjamin Taylor
Cairo
Illinois
Plattsmouth
Nebr
Myron Avery Earl
Olive Skinner
Plattemouth
George Earl
Olivier
Harry Earl
Harry
Syracuse
N. Y
Golden Rod Study Club Meets on Thursday
The Golden Rod study club of Mynard will meet at 2:30 Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. W. Livingston with Mrs. Roy Cole as associate hostess. The topic will be Nebraska Artists led by Mrs. Arthur Wetenkamp. Members are asked to bring donations for charity.
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Golden Rod Study Club
Mynard
B. W. Livingston
Roy Cole
Nebraska
Arthur Wetenkamp
Steps Outlined to Put Business on Sound Basis
Chicago Nov 28 five fundamental steps to hasten stabilization were outlined by Henry L Harriman president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States at a Chicago Association of Commerce luncheon The plan calls for more independence for business looser interpretation of antitrust laws relief for farmers a stable dollar and reduced government costs It also favors a three point program to unshackle industry balance production with demand and allow limited production and price agreements with a tribunal to approve mergers and free trade groups in regulatory work
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Chicago
Henry L Herriman
Boston
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Chicago Association of Commerce
Harriman Ureed
Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the
Chamber of Commerce
Bandits Rob Farm Couple Near Winterset Iowa
In Winterset Iowa two armed robbers held up elderly Mr and Mrs Enoch Strable at their farm home and escaped with 7000 dollars in government securities and 275 dollars in cash. Madison County sheriff notes possible double crossing by a first pair who allegedly planned the crime. Both incidents involved binding the victims and giving the same instructions. All suspects masked wore overalls and fled on foot.
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Winterset
Enoch Strable
Madison County
Sawyer
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Cass County
Cass
Srb
Saw
George Tate
Uniontown
Isley S. Tate
Fayette County
George
S. John Morrow
Christ Furniture Co
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