Visiting locals and church updates in Murdock area
Reading through Murdock and surrounding areas reveals a week of visits and repairs. People like Douglas Tool Henry Klemme Hugo Wiggenhorn and others travel for music farming business and social events while church activities including a Kraft grove gathering bring congregations together. The Emmanuel church now faces pastor reassignment after a fruitful three year tenure with notable growth across departments.
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Douglas Tool
Lincoln
Henry Klemme
Hugo Wiggenhorn
Ashland
Murdock
W. T. Weddell
Richard Tool
Bank of
Kingsley
Iowa
Henry A. Guthmann
Omaha
A. C. Blattspeiler
Kiddies
Tobias
W. O. Gillespie
Victor Thimgan
West Point
Osceola
Matt Thimgan
Henry Heinemann
L. Neitzel
S. B. MacDiarmid
Ed Bannister
Detroit
Michigan
A. J. Hitchcock
Mearle Gillespie
John Gakemeier
Louise Kupke
G. A. Zach
Frank Melvin
Connie Reinke
Lacey McDonald
Meadow
Lacy
Frank Rosenow
L. B. Gorthey
Mr. Pillsbury
Sir Gortney
George Vanderberg
Arthur Jones
Louise Schlidmeier
Orange
California
R. M. Pershing
Mesdames
H. R. Schmidt
Gust Streich
H. W. Tool
Trinity Lutheran Church
Louisville
Kraft’s Grove
Grove
Ward Family Visit Near Eagle Reported
Ward and Miss Verna Ward joined by A H Ward relatives visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Umland west of Eagle. Elmwood guests M G Keedy and wife also present along with Art Trunkenbolt and FE Ward. Moments shared among O M Ward siblings and other Lincoln connections.
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A. H. Ward
O. M. Ward
Entertain C. E. S. at Mrs Tool Home Reception
Mrs H A Tool hosted a reception for C. E. and S. members with Mesdames Tool and Miss Williams as joint hostesses. Many guests came from Elmwood where the group is large and the entire event was described as pleasant with the hosts praised as finished entertainers.
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H. A. Tool
A. J. Tool
H. W. Tool
Miss Williams
Elmwood
Children day service at Louisville church program well received
At the Louisville church on June 10 a children day program prepared by church ladies drew a large crowd. The ladies tutored the children and aided in the event which raised receipts for Missions exceeding $70.
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Louisville
Otto Miller to Convert former church into residence
Otto Miller has purchased the former Methodist church building of G Bauer and plans to transform the edifice into a modern residence. He intends to occupy the home after completion.
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Otto Miller
G. Bauer
Uncle George Mearkle Returns from Europe
Uncle George Mearkle has arrived home after more than six months in Europe. He reports a good stay despite not being in best health and has been resting since his return. With complete rest he expects to be back to himself.
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George Mearkle
Europe
Seven-year-old Suffers Arm Break While Riding Horse
Werren Rikli, son of Mr and Mrs Lee Rikli, slipped from a horse last Wednesday morning and broke his arm near the shoulder. Dr L D Lee treated the injury and the boy was reported to be improving though still very sore.
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Werren Rikli
Lee Rikli
Murdock Finishes Gravel Work Improving Streets
Workmen completed unloading delivering and spreading gravel on Murdock streets. The town is now covered with a good coat of gravel eliminating mud and paving the way for better roads and improved business in the near future.
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Murdock
Pastor Knosp Farewell Service at Murdock Church
The church filled with members and friends to honor Rev. Knosp and his family on their farewell. Emil Rottler led the escort and the service ended with a social hour and lunch. The congregation presented an $18.70 token gift and expressed hope for the pastor’s next move to Norfolk.
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Knosp
H. R. Knosp
Emmanuel Church
Fourth Street
Pasewalk Avenue
Nebraska Conference
Hastings
Nebraska
Murdock
Evangelical Church
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Christian Endeavor
Woman’s Missionary Society
Kflosp
Emil Rottler
Woman's Missionary Society
Rottler
Confirmation at Trinity Lutheran Church in Praiseworthy rite
The Trinity Lutheran Church hosted a large audience for a confirmation service led by Rev. G. A. Zach. The day featured a thorough class examination, Holy Baptism, confirmation, two infant baptisms, Holy Communion, and a pastor’s address stressing faithfulness in worship, scripture, prayer, and communion.
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Heavenly Father
Trinity Lutheran Church
G. A. Zach
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Doctors Favor Physical Examinations For Health
Minneapolis reports doctors at a medical meeting urged periodic physical exams to cut illness across occupations and ensure adequate care for average earners. They called for health supervision for executives and workers and proposed a federal health department to depoliticize administration.
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Minneapolis
H. G. Murray
Framington
Mass
Lewis L. Harris
New York City
Chicago
Health Administration
Ansel M. Gaine
New Orleans
Hugh McGuigan
University of Illinois
International Anesthesia Research Society
E. Klaus
Cleveland
Parole Hearing Set For 1927 Forgery Convict Minch
Herbert Minch, convict in Cass county, jailed for forgery on June 13 1927, applies for parole. The Board of Pardons schedules a hearing at 10 am July 10 1928 at the State Penitentiary Lincoln Nebraska. interested parties may appear and show cause for or against the grant.
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Herbert Minch
Cass County
Board of Pardons
Lincoln
Nebraska
Great Exodus Begins as GOP Members Migrate Home
Kansas City June 14 The Republican national convention ends drawing visitors who depart by rail. Railroads add cars to handle homebound delegates and extra trains run at capacity. The Missouri Pacific carries about a thousand travelers while sixteen extra cars are used on Santa Fe trains headed east.
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Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Santa Fe
Estate of Anton Kanka is Heard for Heirs in Cass County
The state notifies all interested parties that Karolina Kanka has filed a petition to settle Anton Kanka's estate who died intestate in Plattsmouth on or about December 1918. The court will determine heirs and their rights to the real property described in Duke's Addition. A hearing is set for July 21, 1928 at 10 o'clock a.m. in Plattsmouth.
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Anton Kanka
Cass County
Nebraska
Karolina Kanka
Plattsmouth
Duke
Karoline Kanka
Edward Kanka
Anna R. Pittman
Joseph H. Kanka
A. H. Duxbury
Great National Highway meeting to promote U S 75
Tulsa reports the 75 Highway Association will meet at the Kansan Hotel in Topeka on June 25 to discuss improving and advertising U S 75 from the Gulf to Canada. The aim is better teamwork along the direct north south route and to highlight road improvements since the association formed.
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Tulsa
Okla
Gulf
Canada
Kansan Hotel
Topeka
Kansas
75 Association
The
Order of Hearing on Petition for Settlement of Account
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court orders Bertha A. Buechler administratrix to show cause why final settlement and discharge should not be granted. Hearing set for June 29 1928 at ten oclock am with notice by publication in Plattsmouth Journal for one week prior. Seal of court dated June 16 1928.
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Cass County
Nebraska
Jacob Buechler
Bertha A. Buechler
Plattsmouth
Michael A. Shine
Margaret Hallahan
Salid
A. D
Farm relief plank adopted after bitter convention fight
The majority report on farm relief was adopted late this afternoon after a fierce contest. Ten Nebraska delegates supported the report while nine opposed, with the plank defeated 70 to 69. The text hopes for rain for farmers and adequate waterways to move products to market.
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Nebraska
Order of Hearing on Final Settlement of Michael A Shine Estate
In Cass county Nebraska the petition of Margaret Hallahan executrix for final settlement and allowance of her account filed June 13 1928 is set for hearing on June 29 1928. Publication of this order is ordered in the Platts mouth paper for all interested parties. The court clerk signs and seals the order.
Highway route leaders invited to Topeka meeting
Governors from Minnesota Nebraska Iowa Kansas Oklahoma and Texas are invited to speak on the best improved and well maintained north and south routes. Cyrus S Avery a veteran highway builder will also speak. Chambers of commerce in county seats and towns along Route No 75 are urged to send representatives. The meeting is called by D Clyde Knock Earl Brown and C A Botder.
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Christianson
Minnesota
McMullen
Nebraska
Hammill
Iowa
Paulen
Kansas
Johnson
Oklahoma
Moody
Texas
Cyrus S. Avery
State Highway Association of
Southwest
Chambers of Commerce
Topeka
Association
D. Clyde Knock
Independence
Earl Brown
Topeka Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Botder
Tulsa
Fire sirens sound louder in New York than Paris visitor notes
A Paris visitor to New York observed frequent fire alarms, noting fire engines seemed active at least ten times more than in Paris. National Board figures for 1926 show 10,000 lives lost and $561,980,752 in property burned, with fire more common in America due to carelessness and lax building protection.
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Paris
New York
National Board of Fire Underwriters
America
Wisconsin Senator LaFollette backs McNary-Haugen support at convention
Senator Robert LaFollette urged the convention to back the McNary-Haugen bill and farm relief, while Reed Smoot led the opposing majority. The debate centered on farm aid, waterway development, and prohibitions with Nebraska and Iowa urging a Midwest candidate and a firm farm plank. The vote upheld strict enforcement of the 18th Amendment and signaled a pivotal platform decision.
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Robert LaFollette
Wisconsin
Resolutions Committee
Congress
U. S. Congress
Reed Smoot
Utah
Middle-Wests
Frank Murphy
Minnesota
Murphy
Coolidge
Iowa
Turner
Kansas City
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
McMullen
Mark Woods
Lincoln
Woods
Dawes
Fort
New Jersey
Co-Operative
J. J. Sullivan
Washington
McNary-Haugen
Calvin Coolidge
W. F E. Borah
Idaho
Earl Smith
Hlingis
President Coolidge Visits Central High School in Superior
In Superior Wisconsin June 15 the president arrives by special train and uses a vast library set aside in Central high school for his work. Everett Sanders and Rudolph Foster occupy large offices nearby as press rooms are prepared with desks and telephones for reporters.
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Superior
Wis
Coolidge
Central High School
White House
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Everett Sanders
Rudolph Foster
Legal Blanks of All Kinds for Sale at Journal Office
The Journal office lists a variety of legal blanks available for purchase including affidavits notices and forms. Call or visit the office to select required templates for court filings and public notices.
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Journal
Household Goods for Sale at Christ Furniture Co
One mahogany case piano in A-1 condition and a dining room suite with buffet table and six chairs are priced. Hoosier kitchen cabinet and a 125-lb capacity refrigerator are offered along with a walnut secretary and other items. Various beds dressers springs and mattresses, stoves and ranges, breakfast set and porch chairs priced from a few dollars to mid twenty.
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Christ Furniture Co
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Eagle
A. H
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Dakot
ITA
Se ‘Og
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G.O.P
Minority Report
Doug. McCrary, Propr
Murray Nicholas Butler
Republican Party
South 6Th Street
Platismouth
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