Murdock Notes List Local Visitants and Movements
Local column records visitors and travels from Murdock and nearby areas. Mati Thimgan journeys to the capital for building matters while Wim Gehrts, J W Gerge, and Fr A Newman conduct business and return home. Several residents visit Lincoln Omaha and South Bend, with sick notes and social gatherings among families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mati Thimgan
Moomer
Wim. Gehrts
Lincoln
J. W. Gerge
The
Burlington
Memphis
South Bend
Bank of Murdock Promotes Community Prosperity
The province of a bank is not to be an exclusive money maker for stockholders but to serve the entire community. A bank should earn profits while protecting the welfare of all people, patrons or not, aiming for shared prosperity in Murdock and the surrounding countryside.
Local family news from Murdock area and visitors
iH S Moetler and family of Oma ha. visited in the city as guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmidt for a few days. J Brier Miller of Hartford S Dak returns after years in the north and considers re settling locally. Numerous social visits, New Year gatherings, and community notes with names like Lindell, Zink, Bauer, Amgewert, Reinke, Heier, Pickwell, Meyers, Pershing address, and Benterman store scenes. Calf reward offered. calls to Lindell Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Braueich
Murdock
A. B. Lake
South Omaha
Ada Lau
de la Grippe
A. Newman
South Bend
Rock Island
H. Sohl
Evangelical Church
Lincoln
Leo R. Rikli
Herman Gakemeier
Harry Davis
G. G. Pickwell
L. F. Shelton
Harry Gillespie
Jesse Sandholm
James Miller
James
Moetler
Omaha
Louis Schmidt
John
Brier) Miller
Hartford
Dak
Conrad Reinke
Eleanor Heier
John Pickwell
Wm. Meyers
State University
A. A. Lindell
J. J. Pershing
Oo. J. Pothast
Reunion of Class of 1917 at Mumlock High School
The 1917 class of Mumlock high school held a New Year’s Eve reunion at Harvey Schwab’s home. Twelve members attended a evening of games music and luncheon. Attendees included Martha Gakemeier Lydia Welscheck Esther Schmidt Margaret Amgwert John Pickwell Carlton Zink Harvey Schwab Victor Thimgan Harry Amgwert William Meyers Albert Theile with Marie Schmidt as chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumlock High School
Harvey Schwab
Pep
Murdock
Martha Gakemeier
Lydia Welscheck
Esther Schmidt
Margaret Amgwert
Messrs
John Pickwell
Carlton Zink
Victor Thimgan
Harry Amgwert
William Meyers
Albert Theile
Marie Schmidt
New Year Greeting From Murdock Bank
A new financial institution in Murdock extends a New Year greeting to the community. It states years of banking experience, safety, conservatism, and an aim to serve all sizes of business with an honest, above board approach and direct contact with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Notre Dame student visits Murdock kin with friend
Master Frank Neitzel son of H R Neitzel and his wife visiting Murdock at uncle H A Guthmanns home for a short time before heading to Plattsmouth with Kenneth Tool from the University of Nebraska. They also stopped at the county seat to visit Frank Neitzels grandmother Mrs F R Guthmann who lives there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Weitzel
Gardner
South Dakota
Charles Kupke
Murdock
Andrew Stohlman
Pierce
Hh. W. Tool
Tool, Nauman & Murtey
Lena Letts
Keith
Kathryn
Frank Neitzel
H. R. Neitzel
Notre Dame College
H. A. Guthmann
Plattsmouth
Kenneth Tool
State University of
Nebraska At
Lincoln
Neitzel
F. R. Guthmann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Murdock Department
O. W. Gillespie
Wm. McNamara
Fairmont
H. A. Gast
Bank of Murdock
Henry A. Tool
J. E. Guthmann
Nebraska
W. A. Hiflier
Frank Buzzell
Aurora
Raymond Baldwin
O. C. Zink
Journal
Hazel Bauer
Albert Bauer
Murdock Telephone Company
Anna Amgewert
Lillian Amzert
Council Bluffs
Max Busterhoff
Neb
WW. Thimgan
Agency For
Qour
W. Thingan
Murdock, Neb
United States
Duck Coats
Tohn
Merdock Mercantile Co
J. E. McHugh
Farmer’s
Merchant's Bank
Farmer’s and Merchant’s Bank
Henry Buckameyer
E. L. Pothast
C. J. Pothast
WM. Gehrts
Huber Manufacturing Co
Marion, O
William Rush
Murdock, Nebr
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