Visitors and social notes from Murdock over the week
The column lists residents and guests visiting Murdock and nearby towns. It includes Mrs. George Utt, Genevieve Taylor in Omaha, Noell Golden in Lincoln, A. 4. Ward and Henry A. Guthmann in Omaha, Leslie Rush returning to Murdoch, Fred Patterson surveying in Murdock, and several regional trips to Rock Bluffs and Louisville. Social calls extend to families of Knosp, Hoeschs, and Tool, with events at the Eastern Star Kensington and local mail and fishing outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Utt
Genevieve Taylor
Omaha
Noell Golden
Lincoln
Big City
Ward
Henry A. Guthmann
Francesa Neusel
Leslie Rush
Murdock
Fred Patterson
Plattsmouth
Kenneth Tool
Haigler
Nebraska
Henry A. Torl
Charles Stearns
Niagara Falls
New York
Warren T. Richards
Wabash
A. H. Jacobson
William Wendt
Louisville
Rock Island
Clifford Jones
Kenneth
George Vanderberg
Roy Gortney
O. E. McDonald
W. Kleyser
Rock Bluffs
William Smith
Ithaca
Soen
Albert W. Hoesch
Lydia Hoesch
Huntley
Nebr
H. R. Knoap
Evangelical Parsonage
Rev
Knosp
North Central College
Naperville
Ill
Francis Nettzer
Boise
Idaho
L. Neitzel
Frank Rosenow
Lacey McDonald
Meadow
Harry V. McDonald
E. W. Thimgan
C. W. Hoppes
Salvation Army
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Billa Hoppes
Detroit
Michigan
H. R. Knosp
Oscar C. Zink
Henry A. Tool
Harold W. Tool
Kensington
Order of Eastern Star
H. W. Tool
Elmwood
Two Men Hurt When Car Slips Off Road Near Om aha
Last Sunday evening Homer Lawton and John Ostbloom were returning from a trip to Omaha when their car hit soft road sections and veered into a ditch. Ostbloom suffered a gaping cut requiring nine stitches and is recovering at home. Lawton sustained four broken ribs and possible internal injuries and remained bedridden with recent checks showing no definite change in his condition.
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Homer Lawton
John Ostbloom
Omaha
Lawton
Ostbloom
Murdock
Miller & Gruber Vaults Offer Concrete Burial Protection
Nehawka Nebraska advertisement for Miller and Gruber promoting concrete burial vaults with an absolute guarantee to protect loved ones’ remains.
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Miller & Gruber
Nehawka
Nebr
Sunday School Class Honored with Party for Progress
Mrs H Miller hosted a Tuesday evening celebration at a class member's home recognizing the good work of Mrs L B Gorthy's Sunday school class. Members enjoyed games and a pleasant lunch served by Robbie McDonald.
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H. Miller
L. B. Gorthy
Robbie McDonald
McDonald
Special Services Mark Graduation At Ebenezer Church
Eight students completed the Evangelical church doctrine course during Sunday evening services at Ebenezer Francelical church on June 9. Rev. H R Knosp delivered a sermon from 2 Tim 3 14 and diplomas were awarded to Bernice O ehlerking Ezra Luetchens Elmer Schlapphoff Wilma Panska Harold Knosp Daniel Ruge Bernice Rikli and Alfred Rikhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Ebenezer Francelical
Evangelical Church
H. R. Knosp
Bernice Oehlerking
Ezra Luetchens
Elmer Schlapphoff
Wilma Panska
Harold Knosp
Daniel Ruge
Bernice Rikli
Alfred RikHl
Confirmation at Trinity Lutheran Church Marks Eight-Member Class
Confirmation services held Sunday morning at Trinity Lutheran Church for an eight member class. The service opened with a song, followed by the class examination showing diligent study of the catechism. The pastor delivered a sermon from John 6 67 Will ye also go away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
John
Confirmation Day Blesses Class With Baptism and Communion
The sermon urged steadfast faith and prayerful resistance to temptations as new members join. Ida Schuelke was baptized, the class shared the Lord's Supper, and confirmation ceremonies welcomed them. A congregational dinner followed, marking a memorable church day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Schuelke
Hoover Plea Is Answered by a Huge Vote
President Hoover won the house battle to defeat the debenture plan for farm relief as the chamber rejected the export subsidy scheme 250 to 113. The vote follows tense partisan lines amid looming senate action and conferees meeting Friday to ratify a yield.
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Washington
Hoover
House
Congress
Senate
Representative Tilson
Tammany
Tammany Democrats
New York
Aswell
Louisiana
Black
Bloom
Roylan
Carley
Gullen
Dickstein
Fitzpatrick
Griffin
Lindsay
Mead
Quayle
Somers
Sullivan
Cochran
Missouri
Crosser
Mooney
Ohio
Douglas
Arizona
Plane
Green
Yon
Florida
Kincheloe
Kentucky
Lea
California
Ludlow
Indiana
McCormick
Douglass
Massachusetts
Montague
Moore
Woodrum
Virginia
O'Connell
Rhode Island
Palmisans
Maryland
Smith
West Virginia
Whittington
Mississippi
Auf der Heide
New Jersey
Browne
Hull
Lampert
Nelson
Schneider
Wisconsin
Campbell
Iowa
Christgau
Selvig
Minnesota
James
Michigan
Johnson
Williamson
South Dakota
Lambertson
Kansas
Sinclair
North Dakota
Corning
Norton
Connery
Weaver Scores as a Barnstormer
Lincoln reports a busy week ahead for Governor Weaver with multiple engagements across Nebraska. He will attend Tecumseh for a capitol to capitol highway conference, Palmyra for the old settlers picnic, inspect tracts for a game reserve, then speak at North Platte to Spanish American War veterans in the afternoon and at Kearney to the State Postmasters association in the evening.
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Lincoln
Weaver
Wilber
Tecumseh
Capitol
Palmyra
Old Settlers
Game and Park Board
North Platte
Kearney
State Post- Master's Association
May reopen Allen Bloomfield banks efforts to reorganize
Lincoln June 11 Clarence G Bliss secretary of the state department of trade and commerce left Tuesday for Allen and Bloomfield to meet with depositors of closed state banks who are seeking to arrange reorganization plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Clarence G. Bliss
State Department of Trade and Commerce
Allen and Bloomfield
Dressmaking headlines at Mrs Fleming's shop
A fragment from a historic page notes a dress being made at Mrs Fleming's dressmaking shop. The text references Ilave and an elder onus but presents no clear names, dates, or locations beyond the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. Fleming
Commission Grants Bus Permits For Omaha Lincoln Route
The state railway commission overruled objections and approved Burlington Transportation Company plan to raise buses between Omaha and Lincoln and connect Hastings Grand Island and York. Twelve buses will operate with a new schedule including through Hastings and Grand Island connections and a 30 minute schedule spread. Commissioner Miller dissented citing limits on state powers over public convenience and potential monopolistic tendencies.
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The
State Railway Commission
Burlington Transportation Company
Omaha
Lincoln
Grand Island
Hastings
Crete
Fairmont
Seward
York
Aurora
Miller
Burlington
Commission
Governor Weaver Recalls Father in Saline County Dedication
Governor Weaver returned from the Saline county courthouse dedication where he recalled his father Judge Weaver. County Attorney Dredla showed him an 1878 docket bearing his father's name. The elder Weaver’s stories include a boot theft during a court sleepover and a buffalo-hunting mishap where a shot hit his own horse instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Weaver
Republican
Dawes Arrival Awaited For Anglo American Talks
Washington expects Ambassador Dawes to arrive in London for the next step toward a Hoover MacDonald meeting. The plan and details were sent to Mr Davey aboard ship after MacDonald signaled interest in discussing Anglo American relations with the president.
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Washington
Hoover
MacDonald
Great Britain
Ambassador Dawes
London
Davey
United States
Equal Rights Move Renewed at Washington
The Woman's Party marks ten years since the suffrage amendment and urges fast action on the Lucretia Mott equal rights amendment. Senator Nye introduced it in the Senate, aiming to guarantee equal rights for men and women nationwide. Party leaders call for eliminating more than 60 state law discriminations against women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Woman's Party
Lucretia Mott
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Curtis
Kansas
United States
Republic
Mr. Nye
James E. Watson
Indiana
Mabel Vernon
Party
Florence Bayard Uilles
Delaware
Andrews Granted Permit For New Gobi Expedition
Washington announces Chinese government approval for Dr. Roy Chapman Andrews to lead another Gobi desert expedition in China. The shipment of fossils and related items from his 1928 expedition will be allowed. Chinese minister Dr C C Wu disclosed the decision after talks with Secretary Stimpson at the request of President Osborne of the American Museum of Natural History.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roy Chapman Andrews
Gobi Desert
China
United States
C. C. Wu
Stimgon
Osborne
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Andrews
Popularizing Polo at Hot Springs Sees Growth
Hot Springs South Dakota June 12 Polo enters its fifth year as a sport at Hot Springs and will have three full teams this season. E R Murphy captain and manager said the effort is encouraged by F C Butler of Chicago and his son Paul, president of the National Polo Association, who operate a ranch here devoted to polo horses as many local horsemen take up the sport.
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Hot Springs
S. D
E. R. Murphy
F. C. Butler
Chicago
Paul
National Polo Association
New Towing Hook Improves Tug Safety in Tow Operations
A German invention introduces a self releasing towing hook that activates under lateral strain. Mercury in a U shaped glass tube senses ship movement, melting platinum contacts link to a battery to burn out a fuse and release the hook. Replacing the hook and fuse is quick and simple.
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London
Kermit Roosevelt Returns from China Hunt for Field Museum
Kermit Roosevelt son of Theodore Roosevelt arrived in San Francisco en route home from a hunting trip in China. He and his brother Theodore gathered rare zoological specimens for the Field Museum in Chicago.
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San Francisco
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
China
Kermit
Theodore
Field Museum
Chicago
Hoover
Porto Rico
India
Cass County Maps for Sale at Journal Office
Large size Cass county maps available at the Journal office priced at 50 cents each.
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Cass County
Journal Office
Aver 1929 Plan for Wheat Pool is Abandoned
Lincoln Neb June 12 The Midwest wheat pool plan for Nebraska and western Wyoming collapsed due to insufficient grower support with only 11 000 contracts found. Directors canceled this year pool but keep a 1930 pool plan with 50 percent backing.Earnest Peterson elected to lead.
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Lincoln
Neb
Mid-West Wheat Pool Organization
Nebraska
Wyoming
Midwest Grain Marketing Association
Dalley Family Headed West For Summer Vacation
Superintendent R E Dalley and family depart for summer vacation driving along the Santa Fe trail toward Los Angeles. They plan to enjoy the western region during the vacation period and request readers phone in news to the Journal.
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R. EE. Dalley
Lins Angeles
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Murdock Department
Lugsch
H. W. Tool Lumber Co
Murdock, Nebr
Allen
Bloomfield
Dawes
Equal Rights
Woman’s Party
Philip F. Bross
Pot
J. W. Brinton
the Journal
Jewett
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