Conservative Liberal Rift Could Redraw G O P in 1936
The piece analyzes whether Republicans will split into liberal and conservative wings as Democrats embrace New Deal liberalism. It notes relief administration by the federal government, labor and progressive influence, and the potential rise of a liberal labor coalition led by John L. Lewis if Democrats fail to deliver liberal legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Organized Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Murdock Community Happenings Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. William Zabel hosted her sister while Rev F C Weber and family toured Lincoln for the Passion Play. Local residents, including Alfred Rikli returning for a funeral, and parish activities of the Murdock Evangelical church outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zabel
Fred Troup
Lincoln
F. C. Weber
Pioneer Park
Drunken driver injures man in Omaha area visit
Charles Kupke and his wife were visiting their daughter near Omaha when a car driven by a drunken motorist struck Mr. Kupke from behind as he walked with his granddaughter. Kupke saved the child by pushing her aside, then was left unconscious and later cared for at his daughter’s home. He bears a severe forehead cut and soreness from the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Lindell
Herman Zieret
Andy Zoz
L. Neitzel
Omaha
Meta MacDiarmid
Dolly
Cedar Bluffs
J. J. Martin
Neitzel
Fremont
Charles Kupke
Martin Rohison
Mr. Kupke
Sinnett Visitors Recall Boyhood Friends In Eagle
Dr and Mrs E M Sinnett of Eagle visited Rev Harvey A Schwab and wife last Thursday. The two men were boyhood friends who later pursued professional careers and for a period lived near each other in the west when Schwab joined Sinnett on lengthy medical trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Sinnett
Eagle
Harvey A. Schwab
Bradford Family Guests Reserve Two Weeks at Tool Home
Mr and Mrs O E Bradford and their young daughter Sherrill arrived Sunday to spend about two weeks with Mr and Mrs Henry A Tool. The Bradfords live in Harbine where Mr Bradford teaches and will continue teaching as the new school year opens in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Tool
O. E. Bradford
Sherrill
Bradfords
Harbine
Bradford
Hydrants Arrive for New Water Works System
Hydrants for the upcoming water works have arrived and will be placed at street corners. Trenches for the water mains will begin soon after a brief delay with the trench digging machine resolved.
Tuesday Night Basketball Skirmishes At Local Church Courts
The Murdock Bible school team edged the Lutheran church squad 8 to 7 in a tight opener. South Bend defeated the Murdock Tigers 9 to 8 in the nightcap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock Bible School
Lutheran Church
South Bend
Murdock Tigers
Joyful birth at the McDonald home
Joy filled the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. B. McDonald when a fine young son arrived last Monday. The mother and baby are doing well and the husband shares in the happiness. Grandmother Mrs. E. W. Thimgan, who came to help, is also elated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. B. McDonald
E. W. Thimgan
Test Well Falls Short Of Water Supply
A test well near the former Wm. Gherts garage struck limestone at 120 feet and could not be penetrated. Drilling paused for a pumping test. the new well yielded 14 to 17 gallons per minute, below the 30 gpm requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gherts
Test well in village to seek adequate water supply
A test well at the school house produced only 5 gallons per minute. A second well is planned in the pasture southwest of town near Mrs Neben’s home. Drilling began last Wednesday with hope of finding sufficient water. if it fails another well will be sunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neben
Telephone Change Debate Stirs Murdock Area
The community weighs proposed switch from operator switchboard to dial service. A petition favors forming a mutual company, but final action remains uncertain and will unfold with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Miller Family Returns From 2000 Mile Western Vacation
Mr and Mrs George Miller with son Robert and daughter Sylvia arrived home after a ten day trip covering about 2000 miles through Nebraska and Colorado visiting Grand Island Cozad Sterling and other towns. They report daily rain and prospects for good crops with wheat and corn looking fine. While away the cream station was tended by Mrs H H Lawton and Mr Lawton handled poultry purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Robert
Sylvia
Grand Island
Cozad
Nebraska
Sterling
Colorado
H. H. Lawton
Mrs Emma Koelling Dies After Illness in Lincoln
Emma Koelling sister of Mesdames Henry Heinemann and W Rikle resided at Ord. She was hospitalized in Lincoln after a major operation and initially rallied. She died suddenly last Wednesday while recovering at her sister’s home. A fuller life sketch and funeral notice appear elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Koelling
Mesdames
Henry Heinemann
W. Rikle
Ord
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
Murdock
Journal
Family returns from Naperville trip after college year
Daniel Ruge and sister Loretta have come home from Northwestern College at Naperville with the closing of the school year. August Ruge with wife and daughter Ruth also went to Naperville for exercises and to bring them home. They drove 498 miles in a little over 12 hours at an average of 41 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ruge
Loretta
Northwestern College
Naperville
August Ruge
Ruth
Illinois
Will Reside in Weeping Water
A H Jacobson who ran a garage and welding business in Murdock for years has moved the shop to Weeping Water and plans to relocate his family there. The Murdock building is leased to Ray Gamlin for storing and servicing his trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Jacobson
Murdock
Weeping Water
Mr. Jacobson
Ray Gamlin
Visiting Johansens Enjoy Sunday in Weeping Water
Mr and Mrs J Johansen recently moved to Weeping Water and spent the day with daughter Mrs Leo Rikli. They attended Children’s Day services at Murdock Evangelical church in the evening before returning home. The couple expressed satisfaction with their new central Cass County residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Bible School
Albert Schrader
Lawrence Race
Leo Rikli
League
Marie Schweppe
Murdock Evangelical
Clements Funeral Home
Elmwood
H. H. Lawton
Fred Dieckman
W. T. Weddell
Irene
Merideth Weddell
Lincoln
Bible
Louisville
George Mills
J. Johansen
Weeping Water
Murdock Evangelical Church
Cass County
Merry Mixer Club Meeting Adds New Member
The Merry Mixer Cooking club of Murdock met at Darleen Bieckman’s home on Friday June 12 to study laying the table. A new member Leona Lewis joined. Hosts birthday celebrated with ice cream and cake. Next meeting will be at Caro's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Mixer Cooking Club
Murdock
Darleen Bieckman
Leona Lewis
Caro
Frances Elaine Buell Reports From June 19 Coverage
Frances Elaine Buell, news reporter, wrote about events on June 19, detailing assignments and sources. The note attributes the report to Schafer and provides date context for the coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyn Schafer
Frances Elaine Buell
Callahan Church Notes by Pastor Weber
Pastor F C Weber urges reflection with a hymn line about taking time to be holy and the hidden feelings of the heart. All services will proceed at the usual hours next Lord's day with the congregation invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callahan Church
F. C. Weber
Attendees at Emma Koelling Funeral in Lincoln
A Lincoln funeral for Mrs. Emma 8 S. Koelling drew many guests including Mr. and Mrs. August Wilken, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Harper, Mrs. William Zabel, Mrs. A. Rikli, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rikli, Mrs. Harvey Schwab, Mrs. A. Ruge, Mrs. Frank Rosenow, Mrs. Minnie Brokhage, Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thining, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heineman, William Rikli and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Emma
S. Koelling
August Wilken
Glenn Harper
William Zabel
A. Rikli
Leo Rikli
Harvey Schwab
A. Ruge
Frank Rosenow
Minnie Brokhage
O. O. Miller
Walter Thinigan
Henry Heineman
William Rikli
Carl Richert
Club Meeting Details Highlight June Home Demonstration
On June 19 Murdock gathered at Carolyn Schafer's home for a five minute cabbage demonstration. Hostess provided delicious refreshments. The next gathering will be at Leona Lewis's home on June 26 to make and discuss cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Mixer
Murdock
Carolyn Schafer
Leona Lewis
Frances Elaine Buell
Obituary for Mrs Emma Koelling of Ord Nebraska
Emma Sophia Koelling born November 30 1884 Huntley Nebraska died June 17 1936 after major operation in Lincoln Hospital She trained as a nurse in Chicago 1911 14 and married Henry Koelling in 1917 They left a sister pair Marie Rikli and Bertha Heineman and many relatives She joined Evangelical church at Huntley later transferring to North Loup Evangelical then to Ord Methodist Episcopal She was active in Christian work Funeral services were held in Lincoln and Ord Interment in Ord Cemetery The Journal extends sympathy to surviving family members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Koelling
Emma Sophia Koelling
George Merkle
Huntley
Nebraska
Lincoln
Jesus Christ
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital
Chicago
Henry Koelling
Ord
Koelling
Marie Rikli
Bertha Heineman
Murdock
Evangelical Church
North Loup
Methodist Episcopal Church
Christ
Harvey A. Schwab
Murdock Evangelical
Meryl Smith
Time Extension for Soil Conservators in Nebraska
Nebraska farmers gain extension to July 1 to place land in soil conserving uses for farm program grants. Fred Wallace, chair of the state soil conservation committee, says counties have more time for initial office work and that depleting soils may qualify if operations are completed by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nebraska
Fred Wallace
State Soil Conservation Committee
Wallace
Eight Mile Groves Church Meeting and Services
On Wednesday June 24 the ladies and society will meet in the church parlors hosted by Mrs Hugo Messinger and Mrs Herman Hennings. Sunday school on June 28 at 9 30 am English services at 10 30 am and a 7 30 pm program by the Sunday school. No services on Sunday July 5 due to the pastor attending synod in Westfall Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies and Society
Hugo Messinger
Herman Hennings
Synod
Westfall
Missouri
Black Consumers Question Product Quality After Purchase
A consumer inquiry wonders if advertised goods meet expectations, noting flowery descriptions but seeking truth about the actual quality and value received upon delivery. The piece emphasizes consumer skepticism and calls for clearer standards in product descriptions.
High Class Job Printing Phone Your Order
Classified line urges readers to place orders for premium printing services by calling the listed phone number for the printer at No 6.
Mynard Girls Room Club Holds June Meeting
The Mynard Girls Room club met June 19 at Mary Helen Dill’s home. Dorothea Fulton becomes news reporter with Pauline Wilson as vice president after Wilson could not continue. Maxine Neilsen joined. Jacqueline Wetenkamp gave a patchwork pillow demonstration. Next meeting June 26 at Mrs Chester Wiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Room Club
Mynard
Mary Helen Dill
Dorothea Fulton
Pauline Wilson
Pauline
Vetice
Maxine Neilsen
Jacqueline Wetenkamp
Chester Wiles
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Kansas City
Marjorie
Margaret Stueben
AWA Airlines
Merrill
Maurice Willams
TVA
Army Training School
Kelly Field
Tea
New Deal
G.O.P
Demos
Maurice Merryfield
Tnnternational Illustrated News
Cleveland
Ohio
England
Labor
John Hamilton
WPA
Frank A. Melvin
J. H. Buck
Bert Menchau
Alvo
von Sprinkleson
Clay Center
Don Sprinkleson
Alfred Rikli
Enid
Oklahoma
George K. Staats
Miss Pearl
Plattsmouth
M. R. Morrow
Nebraska City
Lincoln Hospital
Merry Mixer Club
Elmwood Bulk
Eight Mile Groves Church
Mynard Club Report
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