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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1933

Page

4

Almanac of visits and events at Murdock area churches

Matthew and Victor Thimgan were in Lincoln last Wednesday and Thursday for legal matters. Mrs. S. P. Blattspeiler of Tobias visited for the Murdock high school alumni banquet. Local gatherings included a Callihan church program and a graveside decoration by Rev. and Mrs. Zach. Mrs. Bradford joined the Bank of Murdock staff as assistant and bookkeeper. Children’s day programs were held at Callihan and Louisville churches. Richard Tool and Kenneth Tool, with wives, visited at the Tool home in Murdock. L. Neitzel assisted at revival meetings led by Rev. B. B. Stanley. Gayle McDonald and family of Hampton spent most of last week in Murdock with Mrs. McDonald’s mother, Hannah McDonald. E. W. Thimgan and son Lester passed through Murdock en route to Lincoln to register for summer school. Charles Schaeffer attended a Barnsdall Oil banquet in Lincoln. Arthur H. Jones and wife of Weeping Water attended Memorial service at Murdock-Wabash Cemetery and later visited the Gortneys. Lloyd Fifer and Eddie Craig visited South Bend for a night and part of Sunday. Milton G. Keedy and wife of Beatrice and George Clarke and wife of Indianola spent Decoration Day in Murdock with the Wards. Henry Amegewert hosted a Sunday gathering of his sisters and their families including the Leets of Omaha, Joseph Ranney, L. Wilson, and Miss Amegewert.

Matthew Victor Thimgan Lincoln S. P. Blattspeiler Tobias Murdock High School Joseph Dillenger Greeley Iowa Henry Amgwert Callihan Church G. A. Zach Wisner E. Bradford Bank of Murdock Bradford Mary Tool Callihan Louisville Richard Tool LeMars Kenneth Tool Wahoo Henry A. Tool L. Neitzel The Christian Church B. B. Stanley Gayle McDonald Hampton Murdock Barnsdall Oil Company Arthur H. Jones Murdock-Wabash L. B. Gortney Lloyd Fifer Eddie Craig South Bend Milton G. Keedy Beatrice George Clarke Indianola A. H. Ward Henry Amegwert Mr. Amgwert Charles Leets Omaha Joseph Ranney L. Wilson Amegewert

Lincoln Woman Severely Bruised After Porch Fall

Mrs. J Goerthy mother of Mrs. W H Tool fell from the porch of their Lincoln home last Sunday evening, suffering severe bruises. Mr and Mrs H W Tool visited, noting her improvement later in the week.

Medical Society Enjoys Picnic in Cass County

The Cass County Medical society, comprising practicing physicians, picnicked last Tuesday hosted by Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Lee in the shade by a lake at Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Schewe's near Murdock.

Medical Society Cass County Medical Society Cass County L. D. Lee W. O. Schewe Murdock

Evangelical Church State Convention At Kearney

Pastors Hugo A. Norenberg of Callihan and H. R. Knosp of Murdock attended the state convention at Kearney and returned to their charges. This marks the seventh year for Norenberg at the Callihan church.

Kearney The Evangelical Church Hugo A. Norenberg Callihan H. R. Knosp Murdock Norenberg Callihan Church

Picnic of three churches draws crowd with races and ball game

The annual Bible school picnic for the Callihan Murdock and Louisville churches was held last Thursday at Callihan church. Activities included races and a ball game alongside ample food and fellowship.

Bible Schools Callihan Church Murdock Church Louisville Church

Wood band concert delights town in evening

A wood band played a concert in the evening and a fine time was enjoyed by all. Residents expressed pleasure and said they look forward to a similar event next year.

Wood

Families Visit Grand Island and Ravenna for Memorial Day

John Ostbloom and daughters Mrs Lennie Lau and husband and Mrs Jess Backemeyer and husband traveled by car to Grand Island and Ravenna last Tuesday to visit former friends and attend Memorial day services.

Grand Island John Ostbloom Lennie Lau Jess Backemeyer Ravenna

Alumni Banquet Brings Murdock High School Grads Together

About ninety former students gathered last Saturday night to renew friendships and enjoy a splendid banquet. Millard Leffler superintendent of Lincoln schools served as toastmaster and fond reminiscences were recalled by attendees.

Murdock High School Millard Leffler Lincoln Schools

Picnickers from Murdock Visit Garfield Park in Plattsmouth

Last Tuesday a group from Murdock and visitors traveled to Plattsmouth for a pleasant picnic at Garfield park. Attending were Gayle McDonald and family from Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tool and Kenneth Tool and wife from LeMars Iowa and Wahoo, Mrs. Hannah McDonald Henry A Tool and wife from Murdock, Mr. and Mrs. O E Bradford from Mt. Clare, and Mr. and Mrs. J W Kruger from Murdock.

Murdock Plattsmouth Garfield Park Gayle McDonald Hampton Richard Tool LeMars Iowa Kenneth Tool Wahoo Hannah McDonald Henry A. Tool O. E. Bradford Mt. Clare J. W. Kruger

Reverend H A Norenberg Visits Century of Progress Exposition

The Rev H A Norenberg on his return from the east stopped in Chicago to view the Century of Progress exposition. He calls it a remarkable display of the nation’s progress over the past century and recommends others spend time to see it before the formal opening.

H. A. Norenberg East Chicago

Gakemeier Family Returns From Visit With Chicago Plans

Mr. and Mrs. William Gakemeier and their daughter have returned to Chicago after a two week visit. They were joined by Miss Peache Gakemeier and Miss Irene Gakemeier who will visit the Windy City to see the Century of Progress exhibition at the World's Fair.

William Gakemeier Chicago Peache Gakemeier Irene Gakemeier Windy City

Memorial Day Observed at Murdock-Wabash Cemetery

Memorial Day services were held at the Murdock Wabash cemetery last Tuesday afternoon. Rev. W A Shephard of Elmwood Methodist church gave the address, assisted by L Neitzel of Murdock. Flowers blessed the Graves and the congregational singing was a feature.

Murdock-Wabash W. A. Shephard Methodist Church of Elmwood L. Neitzel Murdock

New Summer Band Series To Play in Murdock and Elmwood

A new band combines musicians from Elmwood and Murdock including C I Long H W Tool Jesse Harry Stock and Vernon Rikli. Concerts start last Saturday and will be held on Wednesday nights in Elmwood and Saturdays in Murdock inviting music lovers and visitors to enjoy or socialise.

Murdock Elmwood C. I. Long H. W. Tool Jesse Harry Stock Vernon Rikli

Daladier Government Survives Confidence Vote in France

In Paris the Daladier government won a confidence showdown as the Chamber of Deputies passed a compromise bill 359 to 200 to form a committee on oil imports. The Senate followed 157 to 121, sustaining the measure and the government.

Paris Daladier Chamber of Deputies Senate Chamber

Wheat Harvest Starts Soon In Kansas Stands Weakened

Wheat harvest expected to begin in southeastern Kansas around June 10 and move northwestward by July 1. Government estimates foresee a record low yield of 58,486,000 bushels, with half the crop abandoned due to drought and winds. Prices rise to about 60 cents a bushel in central Kansas.

Topeka Kansas Parts J. C. Mohler State Board of Agriculture

Inventory of Chauncey Abbott Jr Estate in Omaha

An inventory filed in county court lists Chauncey Abbott Jr estate assets valued about 50 000 with unknown values for securities notes and jewelry. Executors Helen Curtice Abbott and Omaha National Bank report 30 jewelry pieces nine notes totaling 58000 and 4000 shares of a baking company stock among items of unknown value.

Omaha Chauncey Abbott, Jr Helen Curtice Abbott Lincoln Omaha National Bank

Hastings College Spring Pageant Names Athena and Apollo

Miss Jean Asa of Ong and Norman Coffey of Lexington were chosen by Hastings College students to portray Athena and Apollo in the annual spring festival. The pageant, produced by Miss Margaret Holman, featured more than 100 participants in a Greek mythology themed show.

Hastings, Neb Jean Asa Ong Athena Norman Coffey Lexington Apollo Hastings College Margaret Holman

Alvo News Roundup of Memorial Day Visits and Local Events

Alvo residents and guests attended Memorial Day services in nearby towns. Visitors included Sidney James and Lyle Miller delivering corn to the Rehmeier elevator, Sheriff Homer Sylvester inspecting license compliance, Clyde Boyles and family visiting William Yeager, and John Banning at Plattsmouth services. The piece notes a 7 to 2 Alvo loss to Manley in a recent baseball game and a band concert at the church platform. Local residents and travelers shared visits across Weeping Water, Elmwood, Scandia Kansas, and Lincoln, with multiple attendees at Memorial Day ceremonies and relatives gathering for reflections and social time.

Sidney James Lyle Miller Rehmeier Homer Sylvester Alvo Clyde Boyles Lincoln William Yeager Simon Rehmeier Omaha Manley Eagle Adolph Steinkamp John Banning Plattsmouth W. A. Whitlack Greenwood George Sheesley W. O. Miller

Wesleyan University Lincoln Grad Erin Barkhurst Graduates

Miss Evelyn Barkhurst graduates with honors from Wesleyan University Lincoln last Thursday. Her parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Barkhurst attended the commencement exercises.

Evelyn Barkhurst Wesleyan University At Lincoln Eugene Barkhurst

District School Meeting Seeks 8500 Dollar Levy Alvo Nebraska

Notice from School District No. 102 Cass County Nebraska sets a 8 p m meeting at the district school house in Alvo on Monday June 12 1933 to levy a tax of 8500 dollars for general school purposes for 1933 34 and conduct business as needed. BEN A MAPNCHALL chairman and 8 R JORDAN secretary signed May 16 1833.

Cass County Nebraska Alvo

4 H Clubbers to Concentrate on Demonstrations

Nebraska 4-H members and the agricultural extension service plan a focused week in August to emphasize demonstrations. L I Frisbie says two extension specialists per county will critique each youth team while agents schedule 20 to 40 minute sessions. Demonstrations will be educational not competitive, with experienced club members leading afternoon programs and younger members observing.

Nebraska 4-H Club Agricultural Extension Service L. I. Frisbie Lincoln Frisbie

First Demonstration Days Held for 4-H Club Products

The article notes judging of 4-H club products and announces that a new sequence of demonstration days is scheduled for this year. These events aim to showcase members’ work and improve exhibit standards across the club.

Neither can have divorce in Newport case Jelke couple denied

In Newport Rhode Island Judge Walsh ruled Eugenia Woodward Jelke innocent of infidelity but awarded neither spouse a divorce. Both had practiced extreme cruelty toward the other, and the judge refused to void the marriage. He found no clear evidence of wife’s alleged infidelity.

Newport, R. I Eugenia Woodward Jelke F. Frazier Jelke Walsh Jelke Birmingham Ala New York City

John Weyerts Dies Founder of Weyerts Nebraska

Gurley Nebraska John Weyerts pioneer resident of Cheyenne County and founder of the town of Weyerts died this week. He was among the first settlers in the German community east of Gurley in the heart of a rich farming belt.

Gurley Neb John Weyerts Cheyenne County Weyerts

Strikers Return to Work at Mill in Dover Mass

More than a thousand textile workers from Pacific Mills in Dover vote to resume work with a 12.5 percent wage increase after a strike begun May 12 over a rejected 25 percent demand.

Dover N. H Pacific Mills Corporation Lawrence Mass

Monrovia Approves Beer Sale After 47 Years

In Monrovia California the city votes 1680 to 1331 to uphold a council ordinance allowing 3.2 percent beer sales starting June 1. This marks the first legal beer sale in the town's 47 year history.

Monrovia Calif

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Bordens Produce Co E. J. Cooley Mgr Mer Murdock, Neb Bank Board of Agriculture Abbott Alvo News John Yeager Emil Soflin Gie Olsen Scandia Shirley Foreman R. M. Coatman William Coatman American Legion Lee Stewart Arthur Dinges A. B. Stromer Walter Vincent Carl Rosenow L. M. Scott Platte River C. M. Jewell Miss Grace C. W. Jewell Clifford Jewell T. N. Bobbitt Ben A. Mapnchall R. Jordan Seersuckers South Omaha Bill Mata Union Stock Boards Co Omahe, Ltd Clanad
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