Notice to Creditors Estate of David B Ebersole
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court in Plattsmouth will hear claims against the estate of David B Ebersole on July 14 1933 and October 20 1933 at ten oclock am to adjust and allow claims The claim filing period ends three months from July 14 1933 and debts must be paid within one year from that date witnessed by A H Duxbury County Judge seal dated June 13 1933
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Ebersole
Plattsmouth
Said
Order of Hearing on Petition for Settlement of Account
In Cass County Nebraska the county court orders a hearing on the petition of Frank A. Cloidt administrator for final settlement, residue assignment, heirship determination and discharge. The hearing is set for July 14 1923 at 10:00 am with publication to Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior. A H Duxbury signs and seals the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
Charles Landis
Frank A. Cloidt
Plattsmouth Journal
Notice of Probate of Foreign Will For Nelson L Pollard
Notice to interested persons that Anna J Pollard petitions to admit as probate a foreign will for Nelson L Pollard deceased and grant administration to C A Rawls. Court sets July 14 1933 at 10:00 am to show cause and appearance with hand and seal dated June 15 1933.
Probate Notice in Cass County Nebraska Hearing June 16 1933
In Cass County Nebraska Amanda Prouty Rawson deceased. William Ainsby Rawson petitions to prove admit and record the instrument filed June 16 1933 as last will and testament and grant administration to William Arnseby Rawson as executor. A hearing at ten o clock a m to show cause why petition should not be granted published in Plattsmouth Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson L. Pollard
Anna J. Pollard
Nelson L. Polard
C. A. Rawls
Ec. T. A
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
A. D
Amanda Prouty Rawson
William Ainsby Rawson
William Arnseby Rawson
Carl D Ganz Visits City for Court and Friends
Friday's Daily notes Carl D Ganz an attorney and banker from Alvo visiting the city to attend county court matters and spend time with friends during a brief stay.
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Carl D. Ganz
Alvo
Local social and business notes from Murdock area
Emil Kuehn and Henry Tool were in Ashland and Lincoln on business last Wednesday. Deeprock gasoline was loaded for storage. Plattsmouth visitors included Gillespie and Gakemeier. Leila Horton named a Manley public school teacher. New York guests dined with the Luetchens family. Eastern Star members from Alvo visited Murdock. Neitzels attended Notre Dame graduation north of Omaha. Richmanns from Elgin visited relatives here. Ruth Miller shower honored Miss Frisbee before wedding. Frank Melvin painted the band stand in city ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Kuehn
Ashland
Henry A. Tool
Lincoln
A. H. Ward
William Oliver Gillespie
John Gakemeier
Plattsmouth
Order of Eastern Star
L. Neitzel
Omaha
Notre Dame
Neitzel
Albert Richmann
Elgin
Richmann
Doris Coatman
Sterling Coatman
R. M. Coatman
Chas. Edwards
William Coatman
Weeping Water
Alvo
W. H. Werner
John Banning
Union
John
J. C. Oters
Fullerton
Grand Island
John B. Skinner
Lois Schueke
Margaret Gothe
Negbr
Chicago
Mothers and Daughters Council
Thomas Stout
Harold
Nadine Dickerson
F. E. Dickerson
Charles Godbey
Simon Rehmeier
Charles Ayres
Murdock
Mesdames
A. J. Tool
W. H. Tool
Elmwood Star
M. L. Gollaher
Gollaher
Fishermen from town reel in five pound bass at Fremont
A group including Eddie Craig Lacey McDonald and Bryan McDonald fished at Fremont last Sunday. Craig landed a five pound bass and the party caught about 22 other sizable fish. They enjoyed the trip overall.
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Eddie Craig
Lacey McDonald
Bryan McDonald
Fremont
Max Dusterhoff Visits Murdock
Max Dusterhoff, once of Murdock and now a Los Angeles resident, was called by Nebraska as a witness in the Thim fan case. He used the trip to Murdock to visit many old friends, having run a painting and decorating business there for several years.
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Max Dusterhoff
Murdock
Los Angeles
Nebraska
Thimfan
Mr. Dusterhoff
Hold School Meeting Appropriates 9000 For Next Year
The annual school meeting was held at the school building last Monday and 9000 dollars were appropriated for the conduct of the schools for the coming year. This is 1000 dollars under last year’s appropriation, a 10 percent reduction.
Eastern Star Supper Entertained by Elmwood Members
Members of the Order of Eastern Star of Elmwood entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Tool. The gathering included Mesdames C. E. S. Kensington Henry A. Tool and H. W. Tool with visitors from Elmwood and Alvo enjoying pleasant time and refreshments.
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C. E. S. Kensington
A. J. Tool
Henry A. Tool
H. W. Tool
Order of Eastern Star of
Elmwood
Alvo
Death of Michael Sorick Lincoln man dies at 79 after Nebraska residence
Michael Sorick of Lincoln came to Murdock last Saturday visiting his daughter Mrs. Homer Lawton. After dinner on Sunday he grew ill and died Monday noon. A carpenter by trade, he spent forty years as a contractor and thirty years in Nebraska. He left Illinois in 1873 and homesteaded in Decatur county Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Sorick
Lincoln
Murdock
Homer Lawton
Sorick
Nebraska
Illinois
Decatur County
Kansas
Longtime resident Mr Sorick dies after lengthy Lincoln tenure
Mr Sorick, united to Emma J. Herman in 1884 in Logan County Iowa, lived in Harrison County and Murdock before settling in Lincoln in 1920. Survived by wife and six daughters Eva Ruth and five others, eight grandchildren. Funeral held in Lincoln with Rev I W Kingsley officiating. burial Wynka cemetery. Community recalls his respected presence after many years here.
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Emma J. Herman
Logan County
Iowa
Harrison County
Murdock
Lincoln
Sorick
Lawton
Raymond Fulton
R. E. Jackson
Eva
Ruth
Delmore Phelps
Superior
I. W. Kingsley
Wynka Cemetery
Vacation Bible School Opens In Murdock With Strong Attendance
A daily Vacation Bible School started in Murdock reports good attendance and strong interest. Instructors listed as Rev. H. R. Knosp Miss Loretta Ruge and Miss Minnie Keliser teach the program.
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Daily Vacation Bible School
Murdock
H. R. Knosp
Loretta Ruge
Minnie Keliser
Average Farm Prices Rise Markedly Amid Seasonal Shift
Washington reports a 25 percent rise in average prices paid to farmers since February. Grain prices climbed 72 percent and cotton and cottonseed 35 percent in two months. Meat animals up 16 percent, butter fat 34 percent, and wool 99 percent as seasonal trends and marketing shifts boosted producer returns.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Elevator Robbery Reported After Fuel Theft
In Humphrey Nebraska robbers who had stolen oil and gas from a local filling station later targeted the Farmers Elevator offices. They forced open the safe by punching off its locks, securing between 15 and 20 dollars. The outer safe doors were unlocked while inner doors and a cash box remained secure.
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Humphrey, Neb
Walter Wunderlich Visits En Route to Omaha
Walter Wunderlich cashier of the Bank of Nehawka was in the city today for a short time while traveling to Omaha where he was called on business matters.
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Walter Wunderlich
Bank of Nehawka
Omaha
Alvo Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Alvo residents host and visit kin and friends across Nebraska counties. A busy week includes relatives from Sheridan Lincoln and Weeping Water, church programs, and a Century of Progress trip for Lois Schueke and Margaret Gothe.
Kitten Ball Captures Alvo Citizens in Local Contest
The new kitten ball craze has gripped Alvo with a daily East and West Main street business men contest played on Alvo school grounds. Neither side holds a clear lead as they duel for series wins and season honors, promising spirited games ahead.
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Alvo
Main Street
Westbound Barkhurst Return From Pine Bluff Visit
Mr and Mrs Eugene Barkhurst came home after a week in the west for business matters at Pine Bluff and a visit with Mrs Barkhursts brother Hugh Anderson. Mr Barkhurst reports wheat conditions in some areas show change and news from their travels.
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West
Eugene Barkhurst
Pine Bluff
Barkhurst
Hugh Anderson
Potatoes Near Harvest Await Favorable Weather
The report notes uneven preservation of potato fields with crops partially cropped and growers finishing planting. They hope for good weather to yield a plentiful harvest.
Weichel Linch Rouse Visit Greenwood Etheredge Family
Mr and Mrs A H Weichel Mr P J Linch and Mrs Jennie Rouse visited Greenwood on Wednesday to spend the afternoon with Mr and Mrs Fred W Etheredge who is a cousin and hosted a very pleasant visit.
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Alvo
A. H. Weichel
P. J. Linch
Jennie Rouse
Greenwood
Fred W. Etheredge
Cured Meat Vendor Survives Gravel Truck Wreck Near Alvo
A. H. Davidson, who sells cured meats from his truck, veered into loose gravel last Wednesday near Alvo. The truck overturned, Davidson was skinned and bruised, yet freed himself amid damaged cargo. Goods were unloaded and a relief truck from Omaha dispatched. the wrecked vehicle was towed to town for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Davidson
Alvo
Omaha
Sterling Coatman
Double Four H Club Holds Final Meeting at Bushberry School
The Double Four H club met at Bushberry school last Friday for its season concluding gathering and enjoyed a picnic dinner. Members look forward to the return in cooler weather in the fall.
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Double Four H
Bushberry School
Young innovator builds short wave broadcasting set
Roland McKenzie son of Rev and Mrs McKenzie completes a compact short wave transmitter for experimental use and friend entertainment.
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Roland McKenzie
W. C. T. U. Heid Institute Meeting At Alvo School
The local W. C. T. U. held a meeting last Thursday at the Alvo school with an excellent program. Guests included W. C. T. U. members from Elmwood and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. T. U. Heid Institute
Alvo
Elmwood
Louisville
Night in Jonesport at Alvo High School Auditorium
Seth Parker and neighbors starred in a Friday night show at Alvo High School auditorium. Local talent filled most roles while an out-of-town director oversaw the production. A small admission fee was charged and the audience praised the entertaining performance.
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Jonesport
Seth Parker
Alvo
Figh School
Eagle Scout Troop Returns From West Expedition
The Eagle Boy Scout troop finished a 10 day fishing and scouting trip in Arthur county and returned home last Saturday night. Accompanying them were Robert Cross and Bern Poyet. Scouts named include R. M. Kildee Wm. Gerd Hubert Stuart Ormond Macey Vernon Root Wm. Bothwell Chas. Palmer Dave Henricksen Keats Trumbull Chas. Price Wm. Caddy Samuel Caddy and Clay Bergman.
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Eagle Boy Scout
Arthur County
West
Robert Cross
Bern Poyet
R. M. Kildee
Wm. Gerd
Hubert Stuart
Ormond Macey
Vernon Root
Wm. Bothwell
Chas. Palmer
Dave Henricksen
Keats Trumbull
Chas. Price
Wm. Caddy
Samuel Caddy
Clay Bergman
Fight at School Election Sparks Brawl in Humboldt District
In Humboldt area school district No 67 a school board election erupted into a free for all. Sheriff Davies guarded the meeting to prevent further trouble following a feud over legality of prior elections. Rudy Wissler and Joe Turner suffered head injuries from lantern and fists respectively. the incident ended after the sheriff re entered and restored order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Humboldt
Davies
Rudy Wissler
Carl Boehmer
Wissler
Joe Turner
Mrs Edna Dalton Undergoes Acute Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Edna Dalton of McCook undergone an operation for acute appendicitis at Immanuel hospital in Omaha. She was rushed there for immediate surgery. She is reported doing nicely, pleasing her many friends in the community.
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Edna Dalton
McCook
Bertha Shopp
Poor Relief to the Big Problem Again in Nation
Nebraska's ongoing poor relief crisis threatens next winter despite modest economic gains. Clara Clayton, state child welfare director, warns tax funds and Red Cross supplies will be scarce, private contributions unlikely, and counties must plan to limit expenditures. County relief spending rose in 1932, with many exhausting tax funds and facing delayed tax collections.
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Nebraska
Clara Clayton
Red Cross
Clayton
Lancaster
Advertising walls keep business turning in tough times
Advertising walls keep the wheels of business turning during tough times. The note to Mir urges recognition of ads' role for merchants amid pressure and uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir. Merchant
Our Funeral Home Offerings for Dignified Services at Home
A funeral home presents plans to provide services in a home like, quiet, dignified atmosphere with efficient preliminaries. It offers mortuary facilities to all patrons but can conduct services from church or other locations upon request.
Madison History Society holds largest county meeting at fairgrounds
The Madison Historical Society annual meeting in Madison Nebraska drew the largest attendance in county history at the fairgrounds. Judge F L Putney presided with members and guests including Mrs Robert Rouse and Mrs Samuel Thatch ard Stolle of Battle Creek.
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Madison
Neb
F. L. Putney
Robert Rouse
Grove
Samuel Thatchard Stolle
Battle Creek
He Gerecke
Madison County
Henry Fischer
Pierce
Mary Bickley Robinson
Secreta
Society
Horn River
Thorson Olson
Newman Grove
William R. Martin
Red States Brothern Church
Lute H. North Columbus
A. E. Sheldon
State Historical Society
Elks of Nebraska to Open State Convention in Columbus
Columbus Nebraska June 14 Elks state convention opens with a bang by the host lodge to honor state officers delegates and their wives. Business sessions run Friday and Saturday noon. Autistic contest Friday evening features Lincoln and North Platte lodges. Golf tournament Saturday noon and stag party Saturday evening.
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Columbus
Neb
Elks
Visi
Lincoln
North Pl
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