Local notes from Murdock and nearby areas
Residents and visitors roundup Barlows Towle Borndemeier and McDonald families travel to Lincoln Greenwood and Nustis. Builders repair homes and remodels occur on farms Henry Backemeyer and others. Florence Thimetin studies in Creston Island and plans completion. Royal Neighbors of America and Regal Neighbors of Manley host social luncheon and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Deickmann
Fred Towle
Wabash
Alvin Beornemeier
Fred Poppe
Nustis
Henry A. Tool
Lacey McDonald
Lincoln
Theo Carnes
Greenwood
Murdo
Makine Cstme
Elansen
Etiucastion
Murdock
W. OO
Tiillespic
Alvin Borndémeder
J. Johansen
Mathew
Victor Thimgan
Henry Backemeyer
Murtock
A. T H. Ward
Giaha
Kust
Fbr
W. O Gilheeple
United States Oil Company
Ward
Muorindock Duride
Analei
Florence Thimetin
Cram
Florence
Walter Strow
Mied Tronbie
John Janus Pickwell
Howells School
Gelous
Tickwell
Ant
Neighborly Shower for Mrs. Thimgen Fetes Infantile Guests
In a neighborly gesture the Bank of America gave a surprise shower for Mrs. J. W. Thimgen last week. Many infantile items were gifted as friends gathered for a pleasant afternoon hosted by a generous hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of
America
Oarder
J. W. Thimgen
Miller and Gruber Vaults Promote Caring Burial
Nehawka Nebraska company Miller and Gruber advertises concrete burial vaults with an explicit guarantee to protect remains, urging customers to plan with their service and secure lasting peace of mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Gruber
Nehawka
Nebr
Inventive loading chute aids farm stock trucking
Will Help the Truckers describes W T W. Tool and EL W. Thimgan developing a truck body with a sliding loading chute and collapsible railing. The device slides out from the truck, provides a ramp and side railing, and helps stock enter the vehicle without manual lifting. It fits any truck body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tool
EL W. Thimgan
I T
Thim
Yoo
Amy
Wedding Guests Attend Elmwood Ceremony Names Mixed Party
Last Wednesday evening Mesers and Mesiames W Tillaan Frank Hosenow and Emil Kuehn attended Elmwood for the wedding of Mies Pieler WH Wann and their sister of Mr and Mrs Martyr Williams of Elmwood and Kwart Schovider of Bimewoot The bride is the niece of the Kuehn Thincigen and Rosenow families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tillaan
Frank Hosenow
Emil Kuehn
Elmwood
Mies Pieler
Whwann
Duwechter
Atfrs
Williams
Kwart Schovider
Bimewoot
Mesalames Kuehn
Thincigen
Rosenow
Alumni Banquet Held by Murdock Schools
The Abhwinnt of the Murdock schools held a grand alumni banquet at the school building with many former students in attendance. Carlton Zink acted as toastmaster and conducted the event well. Speakers covered topics in a wholesome manner including Frank Bum and C L Lone, with Martha Goehry and several others also taking part. The year’s scholarship winner was FR. Cuthmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Carlton Zink
Ie Jonde O
Abiardork High School
Frank Bum
Thad Tabernacle Move Sparks Series of Meetings
A movable tabernacle built by Matthew Thimgan and used in Lewiston in the southern part of the state has been taken apart and hauled by J. Johansen to Aden. An upcoming series of meetings will be held there. The trip, said to be a major undertaking, was completed in one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Tabernacle
Mathew Thimgan
Lewiston
J. Johansen
Aden
Johansen
Federal Farm Banks
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Middle West
Farm Outlook Good Declares Mark W Woods
Lincoln man Mark W. Woods says farm outlook is improving with higher land values ahead. He advocates investor groups buying distressed land at low prices, forming land investment trusts to operate farms for profits and stabilize values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark W. Woods
Lincoln
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Woods
Chicago Financial Journal
Mr. Woods
Hoover
National Electric Light Association Opens Convention
Ten thousand attendees in Atlantic City for the National Electric Light Association’s fifty second convention and exhibition. President Arkwright pays tribute to Edison while ex Justice William L. Ransom suggests lowering electric rates and J F Owens defends the association amid a federal trade commission probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Ffty
National Electric Light Association
Arkwright
Thomas A. Edison
William L. Ransom
New York
J. F. Owens
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Parade Opens 55th Shriners Convention in Los Angeles
Six thousand Shriners in rainbow colors marched ten abreast through sunlit streets to the coliseum for the 55th annual Nobles of the Mystic Shrine convention. Gen Robert Wankowski of Al Malaikah led as grand marshal with escorts in decorated cars as banners waved and Shrine bands performed. Imperial Potentative Jones delivered welcomes before the imperial council met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Coliseum
Robert Wankowski
al Malaikah Temple
Shrine
Imperial
Jones
Imperial Council
Frenzied search for missing French yachtsman Gerbault
Brest reports fears for Alain Gerbault the lone world circumnavigator after Firecrest foul weather craft sighted ninety miles west of Belle Isle. No port call since May 26 and British Channel shipping told to report any Firecrest sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
France
Alain Gerbault
Belle Isle
Gerbault
Bay of Biscay
Reports of Turkish revolt unfounded
Constantinople June 7 reports of a revolt in eastern Turkey were said by official circles Friday night to be absolutely unfounded. The republic was said to be in normal condition throughout its extent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Turkey
Republic
Wurl Family Attends Nebraska University Commencement
Mr and Mrs E A Wurl left for Lincoln to witness the University of Nebraska commencement where their daughter Miss Helen will receive a bachelor of science degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Wurl
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Helen
University of Bachelor of Science
Order of Hearing on Final Settlement of Helen B Perry Estate
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court sets June 21 1929 at 10 a.m. for final settlement and administrator discharge in the matter of Helen B Perry deceased. Notice to interested parties by publication in the Plattsmouth Journal for one week prior. Judge A H Buzburt seals the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
Helen B. Perry
Jesse P. Perry
Plattsmouth Journal
A. D
Manley Community News Items Mixed Travels and Health
Local residents report corn deliveries to the Manley elevator by Philip Fleming and John Stander. Teresa Rauth visits relatives in Chappel while Wim Lau recovers from measles. Omaha trips include Ak-Sar-Ben races attended by Carter and Antone Nelson and August Krecklow hauling stock. Several families host visitors, including Mr and Mrs Flemming, Mr and Mrs Stander, and the Nelsons. Manitoba visits by Thomas Ankerman and falls City travels, with others visiting Falls City and Lincoln for medical and family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Fleming
Manley
Teresa Rauth
Plattsmouth
Chappel
Wim. Lau
Carter
Antone Nelson
Omaha
John Stander
Frank Stander
John Murphey
Phil Flemming
Martin Nelson
Herman Rauth
Thomas Ankerman
Missouri Pacific
Manitoba
Canada
C. M. Andrus
Dr. Gillespie
Harold Andrus
Falls City
August Krecklow
Amanda Krecklow
Wm. Rauth
Lawrence
Clavette Earhardt
M. R. Staples
Kelly
Louisville
Meadow
Joseph Wolert
Lincoln
Katie
Joseph
Maggie
Royal Neighbors Meet Delights Murdock Guests
The Royal Neighbors of America hosted the Murdock chapter members at a regular meeting last Wednesday afternoon. Manley members provided an enjoyable program and pleasant afternoon for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer H. Lawton
Royal Neighbors of
America
Murdock
Nelebora
Manley
Lodge of
Mauarfeck
Naples grapples with Mount Vesuvius lava damage
The Naples area reports damages from Vesuvius lava flow totaling over 300000, with 178 houses, fifty vineyards, and a large forested area destroyed. Inspector Romano estimates 10000000 cubic meters of lava, about half of the 1906 eruption. Terzigno reconstruction plans have begun under the mayor, who also organized food for the homeless. Half the town’s soldiers were withdrawn Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Romano
Medici
Terzigno
Dressmaking Shop Moves to Dr. Cook's Office
Notice from Mrs. Meda Fleming that her dressmaking shop will relocate to the late Dr. Cook's office at 110 Third Street, room 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Cook
Meda Fleming
Regular Merchant Promises Steady Year Round Trade
The regular advertiser notes no slack period in business and asserts constant activity throughout the year. This claim emphasizes stable customer demand and continuous commerce.
Father's Day Observed On June Sixteenth
The seventh annual national observance falls on the third Sunday in June. Proclaimed by Congress in 1914 and popularized via Mrs. John B. Dodd of Spokane, Father’s Day honors dads beyond being providers with gifts, roses, and church and public tributes across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
United States
Canada
Dad
John B. Dodd
Spokane
Washington
Spokane Ministerial Alliance
Delaware
Congress
The
Stars and Stripes
France
General Pershing
Dodd
Martin W. Chatvioner
Wilkinsburg
Eubetes
Golden Rod Study Club Meeting Announced
The Mynard Golden Rod study club will meet Thursday afternoon June 12 at Mrs. Will Minford's home with associates Mrs. A. L. Huffer and Mrs. Hurley Wiles. The topic is The Farm and Home Beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynard Golden Rod Study Club
Will Minford
A. L. Huffer
Hurley Wiles
Impersonator Game Warden Fined $100 in Tryon Case
Wenry Walsh, a former North Platte policeman, was fined $100 after being found to impersonate a game warden. Four fishing party members, including a justice of the peace, testified he demanded licenses, rummaged a fish can, and issued threats near Diamond Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryon
Wenry Walsh
North Platte
Frank O'Connell
Walsh
Diamond Bar
Mothers Daughters Meeting of Mynard Society
The annual Mothers and Daughters meeting will be held Wednesday June 12 at 2 30 PM in the church parlors. All girls and mothers are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Daughters
The
Mynard Missionary Society
Weaver Takes Quiet June After Peru Speaking
Lincoln June 5 Governor and Mrs Weaver plan undisturbed evenings at home after he closes June speaking tour Tuesday night in Peru addressing members of the state P B E O and of which his wife is a member.
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Lincoln
Cass County Maps Left at Journal Office
A handful of Cass county maps remain at the Journal office for sale at 50 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Journal
Air mail test halted by plane radio fire
A Newark Airport flight carrying 10 000 pieces of mail bound for the Leviathan liner was stopped after an electrical storm caused the radio set to catch fire. Pilot Lieut. Com. George H. Pond reported landing at Newport Rhode Island after losing bearings and Radio contact. He planned a daybreak takeoff to try again before quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leviathan
Newark
N. J
George H. Pond
United States Lines
Newport
R. C
Flier Dies in Fremont Plane Crash
A flyer identified as Roy Whitcomb of Callaway Nebraska was crushed when his plane plunged from tow altitude two miles west of Fremont. A farmer said the pilot had been stunt flying and the engine appeared to quit. The stranger had just arrived in Fremont Tuesday night or Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Roy Whitcomb
Whitthurn
Callaway
Neb
Here
Henas
Year-Round Merchant Keeps Busy Ahead of Holidays
A local shopkeeper maintains continuous trade all year, advertising his goods consistently through every season. The steady effort reflects a merchant's dedication to serving customers and sustaining business despite seasonal shifts.
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Murdock Department
Lugsch
John
Farmers 671 Company
Elmword
George Utt
Stork
Tabernacle
Utica
No. 6
H. W. Too! Lumber Co
Murdock, Nebr
Gih
Pearl Streets
Moye Produce Co
A. H. Buzburt
Anton Auerswald
Golden Rod Study Club
Mothers-Daughters' Meeting
Weaver
Wednes
A. R. Case Poultry
Broilers
Platismouth
Nebrasea
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