Murdock Visitors and Local Happenings
M. R. Beeson and family of Greenwood visited Murdock and consulted Dr. L D Lee about health. O Townsend of Murray visited. plans to move to Murray soon. Miss Henrietta Bauer assisted at home during her vacation from the store. Dick Williams and wife visited Murdock then Omaha for the evening show. Douglas Took resigns Bee-News and State Journal rep duties as EfFene Tool takes over. Henry Heineman and C E McDonald roof Herman Zierot’s barn but rain delayed finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Beeson
Greenwood
Murdock
L. D. Lee
O. Townsend
Murray
Murray #5
Henrietta Bauer
Bauer
John Gakemei
EufFene
Weather Damage From Early Week Rain Storms
Rain storms swept the county early last week bringing hail and damage to property. Residents hope recovery will progress as the season advances.
Family Road Trip Covers Lincoln to Central City Circuit
On a Saturday night John Ost blom and his family, in the car driven by his daughter Wilma Smaha, traveled from Lincoln to Grand Island Ravenna Central City Fullerton and back to Lincoln. They logged about 450 miles enjoyed good country and fine crops.
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John Ostblom
Lincoln
Wilma Smaha
Grand Island
Ravena
Central City
Fullerton
Baby girl arrives at Race home to joyous welcome
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Race welcomed a fine baby girl last week. The family is exceedingly happy as the newborn joins the home with plans for a bright future.
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Lawrence Race
Stork
Race
Miller takes position with Iowa construction firm in Winterset
George Miller accepts a post caring for an off station for a construction company in Winterset Iowa. He visited home last Sunday and returned to work on Monday as the company conducts heavy highway work.
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George Miller
Winterset
Iowa
Mr. Miller
Bass Fishing Opening At Platte River Resorts
On the opening night and dawn last Wednesday a group of Murdock anglers gathered at Platte River resorts in Cass county to fish for bass under a new permit. They posted markers reading Especially for bass and waited for bites while brief showers passed mid day. No official count of the catch is available. Participants included E. W. Thimgan John Gakemeter Lacey McDonald H. W. Tool A. J. Tool John Eppings and others.
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Cass County
Platte River
E. W. Thimgan
John Gakemeter
Lacey McDonald
H. W. Tool
A. J. Tool
John Eppings
Teeth Fix Helps Loneliest Duo Learn To Talk
Not Christmas Gifts. This is no sign of one getting along in life, but spells a need of some thing reliable to use in their eating. Lacey MacDonald and L. R. Gortney, who have been getting along on a soup and other sof vitual s, have gotten themselves a brand new set each of upper end lower teeth end are just at this time learning to whistle and to talk plain but they will get alone, others have before them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey MacDonald
L. R. Gortney
Rain Forces Eastern Star Meeting Change
The Order of Eastern Star planned to meet at Mrs C A Kupke’s home but rain prompted a backup at Mrs A J Tool’s house. The rain ruined the initial gathering, and attendees proceeded with the meeting at the second location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
C. A. Kupke
A. J. Tool
Tool
Kupke
Town Gathering At Mrs Tool's Home Ends In Joy
Rain did not dampen spirits as residents gathered for a lively event at Mrs Tool's home. Large attendance and a joyous time noted, with everyone enjoying the fellowship and activities despite wet weather.
Same Grade Different Score at Mur Dock Schools
The 7th and 8th grade teams from Mur dock played Alvo school in baseball. Despite Alvo using a high school pitcher, Mur dock won 12 to 3 on their home field.
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Murdock
Alvo
School board seeks bids for student transport and janitor care
At last week’s meeting the Board of Education passed a motion to invite bids for transporting students between homes and the school. The board also calls for sealed bids for the caretaker or janitor position at the school building, due in to the secretary by July 6.
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Board of Education
Vacation Bible School Extends Two Weeks at Callahan
The Callahan Vacation Bible School will continue for two more weeks with 39 enrolled. Instructors include Miss Hilda Schlehofff, Miss Elsie Schueter, Miss Martha Neben, and Mrs. H A Norenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Callahan
Hilda Schlaphoff
Elsie Schueter
Martha Neben
H. A. Norenbereg
Mr and Mrs Balsen Spend Week In West
Mr and Mrs Martin Balsen left for Denver last week by car and stayed there for their honeymoon until Thursday. They plan to return to Murdock and then travel to Omaha. Mr Balsen must return to his bank job Tuesday morning, while Mrs Balsen is formerly Miss Elsie Kupke, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kupke.
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West
Martin Balsen
Denver
Murdock
Omaha
Balsen
Bank
Elsie Kupke
Charles Kupke
Jolly Cheffs Club Schedules June Meet at Reichsman Home
The cooking club met at the school house on June 4 with lesson materials missing and discussed club work. Future meetings will be hosted at Meta Reichsman's home starting June 18 at 2 o'clock with Hilda Schlaphoff and Mary Katherine Mc Hugh as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Cheffs
Meta Reichsman
Hilda Schlaphoff
Mary Katherine McHugh
Parables of Jesus by L Neitzel on The Unjust Judge
A devotional overview highlights persistence in prayer, urging constant communication with God. It cites Elijah, Paul, Jesus, Peter, and Acts 4:31 to illustrate prayer’s power and timing, stressing readiness, holiness, and continual prayer as the faithful stance in daily life.
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Jesus
L. Neitzel
Christ
Lord
God
Elijah
Carmel
Paul
Peter
For Sale Shorthorn Bull 21 Months Near Murdock
Dark red pure bred Shorthorn bull age 21 months offered for sale or trade for a good milch cow. Two miles north of Murdock. Conrad Baumgartner, owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Conrad Baumgartner
Popular Mur dock Young Lady Weds Omaha Banker
Elsie Kupke daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Kupke of Murdock married Martin Bolsen of Omaha last Sunday at Trinity Lutheran church. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn’s march and a church full of well wishers. The couple will reside in Omaha where Bolsen works at a large bank, joining a newly purchased home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Chas. Kupke
Murdock
Martin Bolsen
Omaha
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mendelsohn
G. A. Zach
Belsen
Bolsen
Notice Bids for Transportation and Janitorial Work
Directors of School District No C7 Murdock Cass County Nebraska invite sealed bids for janitor work and transportation of school children for the 1921 1932 school year. Separate bids required for each route NE nine miles NW eleven miles SW thirteen and a half miles. Bids due by in the secretary August Ruge by July 31 1931. Right to reject any bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Nebraska
Cass County
August Ruge
School Dist
Boy Survives 12 Foot Roof Fall With Bruised Back
Edgar Luke a thirteen year old fell from a hip roof on the McFall building after rain slickness. He landed on the cement walk, was knocked unconscious, but no bones were broken. He was taken to Dr. Lis ton and then home to recover likely confined to bed several days.
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Post Office
FeMall Millinery
Edgar Luke
Geo. Wilson
McFall
Roy Lean
Wim. Coatman
Mr. Coatman
O. E. Liston
Elmwood
Echo
Leaves for Illinois as Holcomb family moves
Mrs. Garold Holcomb and daughter Florence depart by auto for Kankakee Illinois where Mr. Holcomb takes charge of the water plant. He has been the Legion post commander and Mrs. Holcomb led the Legion Auxiliary. John Glaze will oversee the local water plant in the absence of the family.
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Garold Holcomb
Florence
Auto
Kankakee
Illinois
Holcomb
Insurance ad for Egenberger firm on 7th and Vine
F G Egenberger offers automobile liability property damage fire and theft coverage. Contact phone 185 J. Offices at 7th and Vine Street.
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F. G. Egenberger
7Th and Vine St
Advertising Persistence Drives Results
Regular persistent advertising builds recognition and response over time. Consistent campaigns across channels reinforce messages, establish brand presence, and create consumer familiarity.
Omaha man fatally injured after broncho mare attack
Floyd Kunce of Omaha an employee at a livestock commission company died in hospital after being knocked down and kicked three times by his broncho mare. He suffered a fractured skull and had broken an ankle in a New Year’s Eve dance accident. He had been at a riding academy to trim up the horse before returning to work at the stockyards.
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Omaha
Floyd Kunce
Omaha Livestock Commission
Enmiploye
Kunce
Fair Board Admits Figures are Misleading
Lincoln reports that discrepancies between attendance figures and cash gate receipts at the state fair are acknowledged by George Jackson, secretary of the fair. The board seeks a $75,000 legislative appropriation while explaining extensive free passes covering officials, newspapers, county fairs, clubs, and staff.
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Lincoln
Neb
George Jackson
Fair Board
Jackson
Falr
Lancaster County
Lincoln Police and Fire Department
New Leadership Sought To Charge War Debts As Profit And Loss
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University urged the American club to mobilize new leaders to tackle the current economic and social crisis He argued that debt from the World War should fall on profit and loss and warned against seeking someone to pay the cost He compared the idea to paying for operating the sun and named attendees including Senator Goff former Senator Mitchcock Robert E Olds and Adolph Ochs
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Paris
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia An University
American Club
Sun
Dr. Butler
Goff
West Virginia
Mitchcock
Nebraska
Robert E. Olds
Adolph Ochs
The
New York Times
Milk of Magnesia advertised as fast relief for excess acid
An advertisement touts Philips Milk of Magnesia as a quick, harmless remedy for excess stomach acid. It claims symptoms disappear in five minutes and the product has been recommended by physicians for over 50 years. The ad notes a 25 or 50 cent bottle and cites The Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company as the trademark holder.
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Philips
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles H. Philips
U.S. Indicts Capone as Rum Chief in Chicago Case
Federal grand jury indicts Al Capone and 68 associates for conspiracy to violate national prohibition law. Charges allege a 1931 to present continuous plan to manufacture and transport beer for Chicago area, with a 1500 gallon unit and 30 barrel truckloads. Also cites purchases from Betz Motor Co. and a Lexington hotel meeting.
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Chicago
al Sphonse Capone
Capone
Betz Motor Co
Hammond
Ind
Joseph C. Fusco
George Rowlett
Hert Delaney
Jack Heinun
Lexington Hotel
Fusco
Michael Potsen
Delaney
Nick Jaffra
Frank Ross
Joseph Danielo
Ralph
Cicero
Stickney
Bee-News
Hoover Backers Rally for Aggressive 1932 Campaign
Washington D C The conference of young Republicans urged an assertive re election bid for President Hoover. Cabinet members Hurley Hyde and supporters praised Hoover's record while criticizing critics. Allen Hoover received applause as party leaders planned future campaigns and a possible pre convention conference.
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Washington
Conference of
Hoover
Hurley
Republican Party
Sloover
White House
Robert H. Lucass
Republican National Committee
Hyde
Allen Hoover
Journal Want Ads Deliver Results at Low Cost
Readable notice highlights affordable classified advertising in the journal with strong potential for quick results. Agencies and individuals are invited to place notices, listings, and small ads to reach local readers efficiently and economically.
Walther League to Hold 29th International Convention
The Walther League of the Lutheran Church plans its 29th International Convention in Sutherland Petcono Pines Pennsylvania from June 21 to 25. The league unites Lutheran youth across the Synodical Conference with thousands of members and international branches and a mission to support church work and aid in relief.
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International Walther League of the
Lutheran Church
Trinity Walther League of
Synodical Conference
Walther League
Lutherer ‘“Church
Buffalo
N. Y
League
C. F. W. Walther
America
Canada
United States
Yvoung People's Groups
Germany
South America
Australia
Europe
Missing girl found in South Bend after weeklong disappearance
Mary Elizabeth Wardsell, twenty four, from Water town New Jersey, was found on a South Bend street Friday. Police took her into custody on suspicion, she identified herself, and said she hitchhiked west with an unnamed youth, losing him near Ashtrabula Ohio. Father Addison F. Wardwell notified in Gary Indiana and retrieved her at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Mary Elizabeth Wardsell
Watertown
N. J
Ashtrabula
Addison F. Wardwell
Gary
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SOX
Sox Insurance
Wescott
the Society of the Lutheran Church
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Julia King
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