Murdock Notes and Visitors Across Weeks
Miss Clara Rissman visited Ashland last week while Frank Bourke traveled to Lincoln. Local residents, including Alvin Burnemeier and Simon Schlueter, faced health concerns and shared quick visits in Omaha and Lincoln. Decorations day brought bank closings and community remembrances. farms, repairs and car news dominated the week with numerous trips between Murdock, Omaha, Lincoln and Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rissman
Ashland
Frank Bourke
Lincoln
Alvin Burnemeier
Omaha
Simon Schlueter
Anna
Mary Bornewaeier
Rathel Norton
Herbert Bornemeier
Anne Bornemeier
Ashi
Weeping Water
Henry A."guthman
Janet
Jess Sandheim
Fred Stock, Sr
Fred Cordes
Murdock
T. M. Patterson
Plattsmouth
Ifs Insurance
Burdock
A. G. Ward
Lutheran Society
Gordon Slock
Vera Blattspeiler
Sunday School Class Meeting With Students and Guests
The young ladies of Mrs. William Rikks class visited Mrs Rik’s home for their monthly meeting and were joined by Mr Reichman’s class. The evening featured business, roasted wieners, and games, described as a delightful, stimulating social for Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rikk
Wheat and crop notes from H P Dehning letter
H P Dehn ing at Big Springs Nebraska writes to Henry about crops in Cass county. He reports wheat tall enough for rabbits to hide in and good barley while rain was plentiful. William and Harry hold 170 and 140 acres of wheat and corn respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Dehning
H. A. Guthmann
H. P. Dehnine
Big Springs
Nebraska
Henry
Murdock
Cass County
William
Harry
West
Mrs E T Tool Returns Home From Florida Visit
Mrs E T Tool arrives home after spending most of the winter in Florida and a period visiting friends in Missouri. she left the extreme south some time ago and returned last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
E. T. Tool
Florida
Missouri
Picnic Held Near Grand Prairie School Grounds
A school field picnic took place Tuesday near the Grand Prairie school east of Murdock at Henry Rueter’s grove. Teachers and scholars enjoyed the gathering and described the occasion as very pleasant.
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Grand Prairie School
Murdock
Henry Rueter
Market Change in Murdock as Bourke Trade Ends
Frank Bourke and Son sell their Murdock market to E. A. Kroh of Stella. Kroh is present to take charge and will relocate his family here once a residence is secured. He comes highly recommended and is expected to run the market well for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Frank Bourke
E. A. Kroh
Stella
Mr. Kroh
Dr. Hornbeck Sells Practice Moves to New Home
Dr A R Hornbeck who has practiced in Murdock for years disposed of his medical practice last week selling to Dr C L Davidson formerly of Ashland. The Hornbecks will relocate with many friends regretting their departure from Murdock due to their active civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock
Att
George Utt
Murdock
Elmer Miller
Hornbeck
A. R. Hornbeck
C. L. Davidson
Ashland
Hernbeck
Destination of Prominent Couple Sparks Citywide Farewell
The couple, noted for their.city welfare work, share best wishes from friends as they prepare to relocate.
New Automobile Business Opens in Local Garage
Arthur H. Ward leaves E. W. Thimgan garage to start his own firm renting the Max Dusterhoff shop. Ward establishes a new automobile business there. Thimgan will manage the business for now while Ward handles work and long hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Ward
E. W. Thimgan
Max Dusterhoff
Mr. Thimgan
Change of time on the Rock Island trains noted
The Rock Island announces an earlier noon westbound arrival and a later westbound evening train. Train six stops on signals no longer. trains 15 and 14, previously removed, are restored but will skip stations between Lincoln and Omaha. Mur dock passenger business improves, pleasing local agent and road management.
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Rock Island
Lincoln
Omaha
Murdock
Sunny West H. W. Tool Family Heads to Shriners Conclave
The Sunny West H. W. Tool and his wife left last Tuesday for Lincoln to join the Merry Masons bound for Los Angeles for the Shriners National Conclave in June. Their children will stay with relatives in Steeping Water Alvo and near Lincoln, visiting family during the parents absence while Meredith Weddell runs the lumber yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny West
H. W. Tool and Wife
Lincoln
Merry Masons
Los Angeles
Shriners
Hts
Fred H. Gorder
Turner McKinnon
Alvo
Linenlin
Meredith Weddell
Mr. Tool
Class of 1925 Murdock High graduates in closing exercises
Last Friday evening the Murdock high school class of 1925 held its closing exercises with about 500 in attendance and 140 outside. Diplomas were presented by Gust Ruge. Scholarships went to Hilda Baumgartner and Henrietta Bauer. The program featured solos, a class review, and student prizes for best dress designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Hie
Walter Oehlerking
Louise Meisineer
Charles Zann
Henrietta Bauer
Jesse Stock
Elsie
Evangelical Church
Hildegaard Baumesrtner
Charles Zaar
Pearl Brockhage
Floyd Brockhoce
Eleanor Cakemeier
Ufe
Board of Education
Gust Ruge
Louise Meyerjurgen
Jess York
Rose Norton
Pearl Brockhore
Elsie Deickman
A. Stauss
Murdock High School
Alice Lau Home for Sale in Murdock Nebraska
Four room house with three lots in Murdock Nebraska offered for sale by Fred Lau. Call or see for price and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lau
Fred Lau
Murdock
Neb
Evangelical Church Services Schedule Notes
Church services listed for Louisville and Murdock with Bible school at 10 a.m. English service 11 to 11 20 a.m. German service 11:30 to 12. Young People’s Meeting at 7 p.m. and evening preaching at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical
Louwisville
Louisville
Murdock
Englsh
Murdock Church
Younge Peoples
U S Should Be Lenient to Debtors
A symposium on war debt settlement in Literary Digest presents diverse views from about two hundred leaders in business labor finance politics and education. Key figures urge universal application of any plan with flexible payment terms and consideration of national welfare alongside claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Elbert H. Gary
Magasine
Edward M. House
Wilson
House Sara
Roland W. Boyden
America
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
J. R. Angell
Yale
Child falls in river drowns near Winslow
Fremont, May 28. Owen Ebbens Jr., 3, son of Mr and Mrs Owen Ebbens, drowned last night near Winslow. The child wandered from the house while in the care of nearby families. Tracks led searchers to the river where the body wedged against a bridge, found about three hours after disappearance. The father works on a Tresion Pacific bridge crew and the family lived in a bank car nearby. The parents learned of the tragedy after returning from Scotts Lake near Morse Blull, Neb.
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Fremont
Owen Ebbens, Jr
Owen Ebbens
Winslow
Tanion Pacific
Scotts Lake
Morse Biull
Tokyo Population Near Prequake Level At 1 917 000
Tokyo census figures released by the Statistice Bureau show a population of 1 917 000, nearly matching pre earthquake totals. If Shibuya’s 120 000 residents are counted, the total closely equals the earlier 2 173 000 from October 1.
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Tokyo
Statistice Bureau
Shibuya
Harvard Star Acquitted On Criminal Charges
Springfield Mass May 28 Charles E Brickier former Harvard football star was found not guilty by a jury in superior criminal court here on charges of sorcery and larceny. He denied being present when powers of attorney were forged in the name of William J Hines by Kurt Sternberg. He was the sole defense with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Charles E. Brickier
Harvard
Superior Criminal
Brickier
William J. Hines
Kurt Sternberr
Officers Study Reduction Plan In U S Army
Washington May 25 staff officers at the War department continue work on studies urged by the White House to show effects of a five year progressive reduction in army appropriations. The plan reportedly calls for cutting military funds for the regular army National Guard and organized reserves by 27 million dollars annually. Acting Secretary Dwight Davis declined to comment and officials would not confirm details of the study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
White House
National Guard
Army of the United States
Dwicht Davis
Department
Joys Divorce Decree Ends Marriage of Gilbert Pair
Lenatrice Joy Gilbert, motion picture actress, obtained a divorce decree from John C. Gilbert, screen actor, in Los Angeles. The couple wed in March 1922 and separated August 10 1924. Attorneys said a property settlement was arranged out of court.
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Los Angeles
Lenatrice Joy Gilbert
John C. Gilbert
Gilberts
Cigars Breathe Easy at Bates Book and Stationery
Bates Book and Stationery offers a wide selection of popular cigar brands kept in a controlled humidor ensuring consistent moisture and quality for customers seeking the right burn.
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Bates Book and Stationery Store
Mullinix Family Headed to Hamburg for Decoration Day
James Mullinix and his family left this morning to spend Decoration Day in Hamburg Iowa with relatives and old friends.
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James Mullinix
Hamburg
Iowa
Family heads to Council Bluffs for business
Ralph Hill, his wife, and their son left this morning for Council Bluffs Indiana where they will spend the day attending to business matters.
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Ralph Hill
Council Bluffs, In
A G Johnson Visits Lincoln for Weekend with Son
A. G. Johnson traveled to Lincoln this morning to spend the weekend with his son who is attending the state university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Johnson
Lincoln
The
State University
Filmey Heads to Omaha for Short City Visit
Vaclev Filmey plans a morning trip to Omaha to visit friends and handle a few business matters. He will spend several hours in the city before returning.
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Vaclev Filmey
Omaha
Government Wins Suit on Oil Leases in Elk Hills Reserve
Judge J McCormick ruled for the United States canceling contracts and leases held by Pan-America Petroleum in the Elk Hills Nevada reserve California. The case stemmed from the Senate oil reserve investigation and alleged conspiracy involving Albert B Fall and Edward L Doheny. An appeal to the Supreme Court was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Atreles
J. McCormick
United States
Ibs
Pan-America Petroleum Company
Elk Hills Neva Reserve
California
Doheny
Los Angeles
Concel
Elk Hill Reserve No. Y
Sterpeo
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
Howell
Pearl Harbor
Orren J. Roberta
Atlee Pomerene
Albert B&b. Pall
Interior
Edward L. Doheny
Olin Wellborn
Poheny Legal Waft
United States Supreme Court
Doehny Oil Appeals Elk Hills Lease Ruling
Frank J Hoggn for Doheny oil interests said after Jecdze McCormick's ruling for the government to cancel Elk Hills wave lease that the defendant companies will appeal to the United States circuit court of appeals. He called the decision preliminary and not final and noted potential review by the Supreme Court. The appeal likely to be filed in Los Angeles within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank J. Hoggn
Doheny
Jecdze McCormick
Elk Hills
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Floenn
United States
San Francisco West Fall
Equity
Hogan
Los Angeles
McCormick
History Paper Sale At Bates Book and Gift Shop
Describes Bates Book and Gift Shop offering history paper of the best grade for TSc per ream.
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Bates Book and Gift Shop
Tsc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Murdock Department
Steve Leis
Paul Schewe
F. A. Bronkow
Harry V. McDonald
Victor Thimgan
Ed W. Thimgan
Thimgan
Gayle McDonald
Hampton
Harry Attlespie
O. J. Hitchcock
Litle
Jackie
Nels Peterson
Council Bluffs
Christian Stones
Nels
E. K. Norton
Des Moines
Western Union Telegraph Company
Norton
Carl Schlaphoff
Mr. Schlaphof
Wade Winkleplec
Messrs
Harry, Carl and
Willie Haelzel
Hitchcock
South Oak
Henry Heinemann
Liberty
Will Heineman
Frank Bourks
E. W. Thimgan Garage
Murtlock
Murdock Schools
U.S
Litterary Digest
Butler
Columbia University
German Republic
E. E. Milliman
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees
Child
Journal
Harvard Star
Leaterice
Joy
Gilbert
Peiderai Inde
Bates Beck
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