Murdock Notes Highlight Local Visits And Bets
Charles Schaefer visited a friend in South Bend last Sunday driving over in his car. Will Buy a Desk Light Bets have been placed on electric lights reaching Murdock by year end with two $5 wagers. The piece also reports local trades, outings, visits to Lincoln and Omaha, and a threshing machine sale to Hemke Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schaefer
South Bend
Mex Dusterhoff's
Wm. Gehrts
H. W. Tool
A. J. Tool
Henry A. Guthmann
J. E. McHiugh
W. ©. Gillispie
Gillispie
Harry Gillispie
Kenneth Tool
Lincoln
Chas. Rau
J. E. McHugh
H. H. Lawton
G. Baur
John Gakemeier
Omaha
Hemke Brothers
Gehris
Murdock
John Amgwert
West Point
Oakland
Jerry McHugh
Charles Schaffer
Residents and visitors gather in Murdock notes
A long list of visitors and locals in Murdock Nebraska includes Noor wax dealer Max Dusterhoft and others from Pierre South Dakota Lincoln and Omaha. The piece mentions work at Henry Oehlerking’s home, farm activity, stockholders meeting at Crown Tire, banking trips, and ongoing plastering and furnishing of a bank building.
Girls Demonstration Showcased Culinary Arts at School
The girls baking and cooking club under the state farm program held a demonstration last week during vacation. Mrs. Harry Gillispie supervised. Participants included Meta Reickman Elsie Dickman Jessie Oehlerking Agnes Rissman Cora Rissman and Grace Brockhoge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gillispie
Meta Reickman
Elsie Dickman
Jessie Oehlerking
Agnes
Cora Rissman
Grace Brockhoge
Zoz Home Receives Major Interior and Exterior Makeover
Max Dusterhoff and a crew have been busy decorating the interior and painting the exterior of the home of Mr and Mrs Andy Zoz. The improvements have made the house look practically new and enhanced the premises.
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Max Dusterhoff
Andy Zoz
Death of Elmwood Precinct Resident Henry Klemme
Henry Klemme born abroad came to Plattsmouth in 1882 and settled in Murdock before making Elmwood precinct his home. He died last Tuesday after a hospital stay in Lincoln and was buried Thursday at Callihan cemetery. The funeral was at Callihan church conducted by Rev. Ezra Sohn. He leaves three children Mrs. Henry Bornemeier Henry Klemme and Fred Klemme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kiemme
Old Country
Plattsmouth
Murdock
Lincoln
Callihan
Callihan Church
Ezra Sohn
Elmwood
Klemme
Farewell Reception For Pastor Schwab In Murdock
Members of the church in Murdock hosted a farewell reception for Rev. AFA Schwab last Tuesday. The event featured social games and ice cream with cake for the younger guests as they wished the pastor and his family happiness in their move to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
A. FA. Schwab
Schwab
Omaha
Inter-Church World Movement Meeting Links Four Churches
A well attended gathering was held at the Louisville church between this place and Louisville for the Inter-Church World Movement. Speakers included Rev. Laighply of Murdock Rev. Ezra Sohl of Elmwood Rev. Robert Strauss of Callihan and lay members Fred Stock and George Merkle. Talks and appeals for funds to support evangelization drew strong response.
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Murdock
Callibhan
Elmwood
Ithaca
Louisville
Laighply
Ezra Sohl
Robert Strauss
Callihan
Fred Stock
George Merkle
Well Attended Dance at Glaubitz Home
A large cheerful crowd from town and country gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glaubitz for a dance. Music was excellent, order was well maintained, and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served, with an invitation to return.
Murdock Mercantile Reports Strong Year End Results
The invoice for the fiscal year ending July 1 shows very profitable business and stock on hand in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock Mercantile Company
Murdock Class of 1919 Hosts Farewell for Schwab
Members of the Murdock schools Class of 1919 held a farewell reception at the home of Ferdinand Brunkow for Harvey Schwab who has returned from Naperville Illinois and will settle in Omaha. The event occurred Wednesday evening with the students enjoying the occasion fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Ferdinand Brunkow
Harvey Schwab
Naperville
Illinois
Omaha
Walter Braun Triumphs in Murdock Wrestling Bout
Walter Braun from Murdock defeated the Ashland strongman in Woodman Hall in a best two of three match. Braun won the first fall in 21 minutes 30 seconds and the second in 22 minutes. Referee Gale Picknel judged all calls fair and the event was noted for science and good sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Braun
Murdock
Ashland
Woodman Hall
Braun
Gale Picknel
Printer H H Lawton hires Purdy to speed work in Murdock
H H Lawton the printer and decorator has enlisted W E Purdy of Kearney to help. Purdy, an excellent painter, will move his family to Murdock and rent rooms since a house could not be found. This move will allow Lawton to catch up with the backlog of work.
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H. H. Lawton
Epworth League Delegates From Murdock Attend Tecumah District Meet
Young people from Murdock and vicinity attended the Tecumah district Epworth League convention in Plattsmouth last week. Delegates included Misses Clarice Cook Esther Schmidt Florence Live Gladys Marshall Edith Perry Nora Eveland and Messrs Gale Pickwell Carlton Zink Charles Buell and Fred Buell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Murdock
Epworth League
Tecumcah
Plattsmouth
Clarice Cook
Esther Schmidt
Florence Live
Gladys Marshall
Edith Perry
Nora Eveland
Gale Pickwell
Carlton Zink
Charles Buell
Fred Buell
Ministerial Car Shipment Brings Two Clergy Goods to Omaha and Murdock
The vehicle carrying Rev. I. Leigh ply formerly of Omaha arrived at Murdock to minister at the local church. As it was unloaded, it also bore Rev. Schwab's effects who is returning to Omaha to take a charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Leigh
Omaha
Murdock
Schwab
Electric Lights Plan discussed with Mur dock farmers
Mr. Edward Edmiston, superintendent of the lighting company, visited Mur dock last week to meet farmers on two proposed lines. A return date was set to decide which line would be most profitable based on expected patronage. Assurances were given that service would reach Murdock by year end. The ad note cites Max Dusterhoff's varnishes and warns merchants to advertise even when business is slow.
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Edward Edmiston
Murdock
Bestor to Attend First National Winchester Clubs Convention
Frank M. Bestor of Bestor & Swatek Winchester dealer will attend the first annual convention of the national association of Winchester Clubs in New Haven Connecticut June 28 to July 1. About 2 000 dealers are expected to attend with families. The event at Woolsey Hall includes tours of the plant classroom talks and social entertainments culminating in a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Bestor
Bestor & Swatek
Thisty
Winchester
National Association of Winchester Clubs
New Haven
Conn
United States
Woolsey Hall
Yale University
Winchester Company
New York
Elm City
Pier 70
East River
23Rd Street
Topperweins
Married at the Courthouse This Morning
County Judge A. J. Jeeson united Miss Amanda M. Martin of Glenwood and Mr. Alfred L. Mayfield of Elizabethtown Illinois in marriage. The couple arrived on an early Burlington train and the ceremony opened the judge’s new office. the bride’s mother, Mrs. Jennie E. Martin, accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jeeson
Amanda M. Martin
Glenwood
Alfred L. Mayfield
Elizabethtown
Illinois
Burlington
Jennie E. Martin
Card of Thanks From Mr and Mrs Tuevy
The note thanks friends and neighbors for signing a remonstrance and for visiting the house. It expresses gratitude to those who helped while noting the authors will print everything except money and butter and invites others to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Tuevy
Interesting items of Wabash folks
William Murfin returned Wednesday evening from Colorado. J D Gerbeling and Marie Golden were Lincoln passengers Thursday to attend the Christian Endeavor convention. Mrs William Caygill was a Weeping Water visitor a few days last week. H T Richard and grandson Lloyd evening. Robert Earls and Ernest Underwood autoed to Lincoln Thursday. Walter Woods and Ella Gerbeling autoed to Lincoln Saturday evening and J D Gerbeling and Marie Golden returned with them. Laura McDonald spent Sunday with friends and relatives. John Gerdes and family went to Lincoln Saturday and returned the same day. Mrs John Carter and Mrs Alvin Hunter are spending a few days with Grover Otte is spending a few days with his brother Parker. Mrs F H Burdick is still on the sick list. Her daughter Mrs Buer is here caring for her. Her oldest sister from Wisconsin came Monday. Mrs H T Richard and Mrs Will Ottie and daughter visiting here for a few days. Clarence Norris spending a few days of his vacation with his grandparents Mr and Mrs H P Hinds. Popular copyrights Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Dusterhoft
Kudlen Clege
Pierre
Murdock
Henry Oeblerking
Kktt Pothast
Lincoln
O. J. Pothast
Mieses Esther
Marie Schmidt
Jersey
Frank Selvin
Fred Stock
Henry Smith
Alda. Mo
Hernan Whupke
J. W. Thinean
Onola
Crown Tire Company
Oo Kk. McDonald
West
Max Dausterhoff
Trapere Glatzel
Henry Oehlerking
John Oehlerking
Weer Point
Henry Heineman
Mattmouth
John Heineman
Hitchcock
South Dakota
William Murfin
Colorado
J. D. Gerbeling
Marie Golden
William Caygill
H. T. Richard
Lloyd
Robert Earls
Ernest Underwood
Walter Woods
Ella Gerbeling
Laura McDonald
John Gerdes
John Carter
Alvin Hunter
Grover Otte
Parker
F. H. Burdick
Buer
Wisconsin
Will Ottie
Clarence Norris
H. P. Hinds
Four Year Old Victor of Double Accidents
Richard Rhoden, four year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rhoden, sustained two injuries in separate incidents last week. A horse stepped on his ankle causing a fracture, and a stalk cutter lever release toppled him, breaking his right arm in two places. He is under doctor care and improving. Elmwood Leader-Echo.
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Richard
Roy Rhoden
Elmwood
Echa
For Sale Steam Threshing Outfit in Mynard Neb
Steam threshing outfit offered for sale in Mynard Nebraska. Bargain price possible if sold before July used as a mobile unit may also hire an engineer and separator man if not sold. P A Hild listed as contact. July deadline highlighted.
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P. A. Hild
Mynard, Neb
Poultry Wanted at Lutz’s Store Plattsmouth
Swift and Co will visit Lutz's store in Plattsmouth next Friday June 25 to buy poultry. Offered prices include springs old roosters at 13 cents per pound. Olf Lundberg of Nehawka visited for a few hours tending to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
Lutz
Flattsmouth
Shane
Lutz's
Plattsmouth
Olf Lundberg
Nehawka
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Murdock Department
The
Bank of Murdock
Murdock, Nebraska
State of
Nebraska
Guaranty Fund
Henry A. Tool
J. E. Guthmann
H. A. Guthmann
Rex
A. Guthmann
H. K. Neitzel
Roice
Idaho
Co. E. McDonald
Mlattsmouth
Margaret
J. Pothast
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Pothast
State Bankers Convention
Metropolis
Wm. McNamara
Janette
Fairmont
Herman A. Gast
J. T. Fulton
Lincoln Pure Butter Company
Mr. Gast
Grinnell and Hansen
Murdock Mercantile Co
Jerry .E. McHugh
W. Thimgan
Agency For
Murdock, Neb
Merchants Bank
Popular Copyrights
Journal Office
M. Dusterhoff
WM. Gehris
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