S. S. Convention Draws Large Turnout At Hooper
Mr and Mrs Philip G Hennings reported attendance at a Sunday school convention of the Evangelical Lutheran church in Hooper held Tuesday to Wednesday night. Rev O Rhode former Eight Mile Grove pastor led the event with 150 attendees and 20 represented Sunday schools. The Eight Mile Grove group contributed 27 delegates and 130 Sunday school members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip G. Hennings
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hooper
O. Rhode
Rev. Rhode
Eight Mile Grove
Cedar Creek
P. G. Hennings
Esther Albert
Louis Frederick
Selma Krueger
Julius Engelkemeier
Ernest Hild
A. Lentz
Fisher
Luther League
Lentz
Louisville
Local Folks Busy with Travel and Trades Last Week
Soudon Grass Seed Wim Leutchens worked at the farmers elevator shelling and delivering corn last week. Many residents, including Wm Smith in Elmwood and J Johnson in South Omaha stockyards trips, visited friends and handled business across Omaha and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Leutchens
Wm. Smith
Elmwood
J. Johnson
South Omaha
Theo
Carns
Omaha
Gust Stock
Charles Zaar
A. J. Tool
Douglns
Lincoln
W. F. Schleifert
Louisville
Murdock
Elva Kenwarthey
Denver
Helen
Robert
E. W. Thingan
Esther Haertel
Helen Kenworthey
Fort
Mound City
Mesdames
W. O. Gillespie
A. H. Ward
O. T. Ledya
Bethany
Cass County
Watkins Products
Henry Antwert
Oscar C. Zink
Bluffs
Mr. Angwert
Alice Vanderberg
Clifton Jones
Fred Stock
Albert Straich
Prarry Stock
Albert Dittman
Ss. P
Woodmen of
Arthur Crane
Laura Eichoff
Tecumseh
Oklahoma
M. J. Crawford
Otto Eichoff
H. BR
Uncle Henry Reichman Illness Improves as Sons Return
Uncle Henry Reichman has been very ill for over a year and his condition has grave. His two sons, Albert in Chicago and Richard Murdock in Neperville, have returned home this week and their visit has a favorable influence, giving hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. McDonald
Peter Eveland
Henry Reichman
Albert
Chicago
Richard Murdock
Neperville
Noted Health Trip Returns of Three Gentlemen
Fred Stock and William Wilkin with Ford Wilkin who chauffeured them to the hot springs in South Dakota for health treatment arrived home last Saturday evening reporting a good trip and benefiting from the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stock
Wm. Wilkin
Fed Wilkin
South Dakota
Postoffice To Move To New Murdock Building
The Murdock postoffice will relocate on July 1 to the building occupied by the Dank Bank of Murdock. The new site has a safe, ample room for operations and is expected to centralize postal work for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Murdock
Old Wheat Flower Sale Announced by Farmers Elevator
The Farmers Elevator Company of Murdock Nebraska offers ten sacks of old wheat flour at 1.85 per ten-sack lot, available cash only while stock lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Elevator Company
Murdock
Nebraska
Reunion of Rueter Bornener Ceh lerking and Kuntz families at Wa bash Park
A large crowd attended a family reunion last Sunday at Wa bash Park amid threatening weather. The event brought together relatives of Rueter Bornener Ceh lerking and Kuntz with plans for another gathering when the weather improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Park
Rueter Bornener
Cehlerking
Kuntz
Seven new births brighten townsfolk says Dr Lee
The article notes seven newborns last week across multiple homes. A son arrives for Don Roberson, a son for Mr and Mrs Claude Hamilton, twins for Ed Guil Star, a son for Fred Cordes, and a son for Joseph Miller, with two more potential births hinted at for a future update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. D. Lee
Don Roberson
Claude Hamilton
Ed Guilstar
Fred Cordes
Joseph Miller
Bankers Meet in Ashland With Murdock Representative
The Cass County Bankers Association of Otoe and Saunders counties gathered in Ashland on Thursday of last week. Henry A Tool represented the Bank of Murdock at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Cass County Bankers Association
Otoe
Saunders County
Henry A Tool
Bank of Murdock
Supreme Court backs farm truck fee ruling on weight limit
The Saunders county farm truck tax case ends with the Supreme Court upholding the lower court. Farm trucks weighing 4000 pounds or less and used exclusively for farm work pay only the $8 fee, regardless of load capacity. Refunds, if any, require legislative action and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Saunders County District Court
Stebbins
Det Perment
John QO. Schmidt
Saunders County
Landis
Enjoy Family Gathering at Soennichsen Home
The Soennichsen residence hosted a large family reunion this week with relatives from Scribner and members of the Soennichsen-Wickman-Wohlfarth circle gathering for a picnic dinner. Claus Ploehn Hans Paasch and families traveled by car, sharing baskets for the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Soennichsen
Claus Ploehn
Hans Paasch
George Heynie
Will Maas
Scribner
John Wickman
Clara
Otto Wohlfarth
Herman Wohlfarth
Freda Wohlfarth
Ploehn
Soennichsen
Wickman
Redecorates Barber Shop at Hotel Main
The barber shop in the Hotel Main building operated by Edward and Howard Fullerton has been redecorated. New varicolored wallpaper covers the walls and the ceiling is repainted, giving the room a handsome setting and a brighter appearance. The refresh is said to enhance the popular shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward and
Howard Fullerton
Help Wanted Ad Promotion in Journal
Short notice invites readers to place an advertisement in the Journal for quick assistance. The call emphasizes speed and ease of submitting an ad to reach local readers.
Growth of 10 000 Acre Alfalfa Clubs Expands Across States
The 10 000 Acre Alfalfa club movement founded in Stearns county Minnesota by the Blue Valley Creamery Institute of Chicago has expanded to Indiana Michigan Illinois Missouri Iowa South Dakota Kentucky West Virginia and Texas. Reports show increases in alfalfa acreage across the Mississippi valley with counties such as Dewey South Dakota and Gogebic Michigan joining the effort as business leaders teachers and farmers partner with field staff to promote planting. Seven reasons agricultural experts cite for alfalfa include higher profitability soil enrichment and better livestock feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns County
Minnesota
Blue Valley Creamery Institute of Chicago
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
South Dakota
Kentucky
West Virginia
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Sauk Centre
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Dewey County
Commercial Club
Tammtounty
Louisa County
Farm Bureau
Gogebic County
R. L. Helm
Iowa County
Presque Isle
Savannah
Andrew County
Fayette County
Hart County
Chamber of Commerce
Hancock County
Idiana
Drou
Chicken Eating Pony Causes Careful Containment
John Hansen keeps a gentle Shetland pony on his farm that has begun eating young chickens. After being seen snatching two feathering birds, the pony is confined in a box stall. The family seeks advice to break the habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hansen
Hansen
Nehawka
Order of Hearing and Notice of Probate of Will
Court orders hearing to probate the June 19 1928 will of Joseph Skalak with Julius Pitz as executor. Notice to heirs via Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks before July 20 1928 hearing at 10:00 am.
Hearing on Final Settlement of Estate of Urban Pr Rouse
State of Nebraska Cass county heirs at law and all interested parties are notified that P L Hall administrator seeks final settlement and allowance of account filed June 1928. Hearing set July 6 1928 at ten o clock a m to show cause why petition should not be granted and residue assigned. publish order in Platts?mouth newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
State of
George D. Péarson
P. K. Hall
Sail County
Plattsmouth
Thomas Wiles, Jr
Loren M. Wiles
L. Wiles
A. D
Plattsmouth Journal
A. H. Duxbury
Urban Pr. Rouse
P. L. Hall
Platts
Entertains for Sister at Home of Mrs Turpin
Mrs L L Turpin and Mrs S W Bell honored their sister Mrs Emil Baumgart of Crookston Nebraska with a pleasant evening at Mrs Turpin’s home. Pink rambler roses decorated the room. Players enjoyed bridge with high score prizes awarded to Mrs Henry McMahen and to Mrs Baumgart. refreshments were served by Dorothy and Eleanor Baumgart of Crookston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy
L. L. Turpin
S. W Bell
Waco
Henry (. McMahen
Baumegart
Dorothy
Eleanor Baumgart
Crookston
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Murdock Department
S. S
Soudon
North Murdock
WM. Bakemeier
N. Neitzel, Murdock, Nebr
Cass
Joseph Skalak
Anna Skalak
Julius Pitz
A H. Duxbury
Cass Toun
Phillips
John Bauer & Co
EMA
Legion Community Building
Barnyard Twins
American Legion
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