Residents and Visitors Across Murdock Area Last Week
Lawrence Race visited Omaha for car supplies while Fred H. Gertler county commissioner attended county business in Murdoch. George Miller and children stayed a week with Guy Miller in Elmwood, and Roy Clifton led construction crews in Murdoch Wednesday. Master Eugene Ruit spent days with relatives, Gillespie and Ward toured Lincoln, and Mrs. Ward shopped in Ashland. A. A. Rikli hosted visit from Courtney Opeltz and wife of Oklahoma. Deickman bought a car in Plattsmouth. J. A. Bauer and wife visited Louisville and fishing with Claude Twiss. Lawrence Race and Nels Petersen traveled to Omaha and Council Bluffs. Nels visited Crescent City. Lyman Marvin and Lacey McDonald tutored fish catching near Meadow. Rev. Hayden faced a car accident returning from South Omaha district conference. Rev. Bandy’s family vacated Grant for Beatrice, with A J Tool handling store business. the group fished the Platte near Murdoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Race
Omah
Fred H. Gertler
Murdock
George Miller
Guy Miller
Elmwoods
Roy C. Clifton
Eugene Ruit
O. E. McDonald
Mes
James W
Gillespie
A. H. Ward
Lincoln
Ashland
A. A. Rikli
Courtney Opeltz
Binger, Oklatoma
Fred Deickman, Sr
Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth Motor Company
Otto Wohlfarth
J. A. Bauer
Louisville
Claude Twiss
Nels Petersen
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Nels
Cresent City
Iowa
Lyman C. Marvin
Greenwood
Lacey McDonald
John Gakemeter
Meadow
Lacey
Hayden
West Side Methodist Church
Beatrice
South Omaha
Lincely
Rev. J. V. Bandy
A. J. Tool
Grant
J. X. Bandy and Son
Paul
Nebraska
Douglass Tool
Platte River
Charles Godbey
Rehmeier
Alvo
Frank L. Edwards
Fly
Peru
Hazel Osborne
Corn
Lye Miller
A. B. Stromer
el L. Nelson
Eugene Barkhurst
Fred FE
Lorder
Carl Rosenow
Minatare
Verle Rosenow
George Bruun
South Bend
Wm. Yeager
Anna Hafey
Catherine
Nebraska City
Stuart Egenberger
John Banning
Rock Island
Charles Sherman
Salina
Kansas
L. M. Scott
George Shape
Newton Kansas
Scott
Gertrude Sherman
Arthur Dinges
Automobile Hospital
Carl Ganz
John Skinner
Fullerton
Mr. Skinner
J. C
Will Enter Navy As Soon As Called
Jack Craig son of Eddie Craig passed his final examination with high marks for admission to the United States navy and expects to be called within a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Craig
Eddie Craig
United States Navy
Will Reside in Country
The Rev. H. A. Norenbere and wife moved last Wednesday from Murdock to the house which Wm. Heiter has recently had builded, some three miles west of town and which.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Norenbere
Murdock
Wm. Heiter
Residence Plan Near Church for Minister
The proposed new house would be at a similar distance from the church where he ministers as the current residence. It would provide a better place to live after being forced to reside upstairs, with Rudolph Keene handling the moving arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Keene
Fire destroys wash house at Henry Bornemeier home
A defective flue caused a blaze at the Henry Bornemeier residence washing house and its gas engine to burn completely. Neighbors and Murdock fire department battled the fire but saved a nearby row of small buildings with a favorable wind. a new power washer and clothing were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bornemeier
Murdock
Miss Katherine Neitzel Improving After Appendectomy
Miss Katherine Neitzel of Lord Lister hospital is recovering well after appendicitis surgery and may be discharged soon. Grandparents Mr and Mrs L Neitzel visited in Omaha and also saw Mrs MacDiarmid who is improving. On return they stopped in Havelock to see J Hitchcock bank president who has recovered enough to work again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Neitzel
Lord Iister Hospital
L. Neitzel
Omaha
MacDiarmid
Havelock
J. Hitchcock
Band Concert Series Returns Saturday Nights
The article notes the band concert series began last Saturday and will be held each Saturday night. A large audience attended the initial event and readers are encouraged to remember and enjoy the recurring concerts.
Stricklers Buy Property for Cream Station and Home
Co. R. Strickler and his wife owners of the cream and produce station east of Murdock bank have purchased the property from G. R. Merriam of Shenandoah Iowa. The new ownership will improve the business site and provide a fine home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. R. Strickler
Bank of Murdock
G. R. Merriam
Shenandoah
Iowa
Full O Pep Club Meeting Notes from June 2
The Full O Pep club met at the schoolhouse on June 2 at 2 34. Nine members attended, two were absent. Caro line Hornbeck joined as a new member. Hostesses Jean Bornemeier and Lucille Backemeyer served lemonade and wafers. Next meeting set for July 2 at Jean Bornemeier’s home at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Hornbeck
Jean Bornemeier
Lucille Backemeyer
Parables of Jesus by L Neitzel on the Laborers in the Vineyard
The essay discusses the parable from Matthew 20 1 16 showing that rewards in Gods kingdom are not strictly tied to duration of service. It highlights Stephen Paul Barnabas James and the apostles, warns against jealousy, and notes the promise of eternal reward for faithful labor. It also explains stages of life for service beginning in infancy youth or old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
L. Neitzel
Peter
St. Steven
St. Paul
Barnabas
James
God
Thanks to Murdock Fire Department for saving neighboring houses
Henry Bornmeier and family express thanks for the assistance of friends and neighbors after their house burned. They specifically commend the Murdock fire department and local neighbors for saving the other buildings and acknowledge excellent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock Fire Department
Henry Bornmeier
Tool resigns from Bank Guarantee Commission for banking post
Kenneth Tool resigns after years with the Bank Guarantee Commission and a Malmo assignment to join the First National Bank of Wahoo. He completed work last Saturday, visited Murdock, and will start his new role July 1st, bringing strong qualifications to Wakoo’s bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Tool
Bank Guarantee Commission
Malmo
Commission
First National Bank of
Call No and Rush Copy for Job Printing
A notice requests immediate action on providing a call number and rush copy for job printing services. It emphasizes speed and accurate fulfillment for the printing project.
Local Visitors from Pacific Junction and Beyond
Local notes report Mrs Otton Sochor and two children visiting in town from Hollywood California Mrs Robert J McNealy of Papillon and W H Moore Pacific Junction postmaster with family among Iowa visitors in the city Wednesday. J A Bottemley of Pacific Junction fireman at the Q roundhouse called on friends and checked business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Sochor
Hollywood
California
Sochor
Robert J. McNealy
Papillon
Court House
W. H. Moore
Pacific Junction
Iowa
W. L. Poles
Near Pacific Junction
T. F. Wiles
Omaha
Mary Rishel
Helen Barkus
Glenwood
Margaret Reizer
Otto Marek
Billy
Detroit
Michigan
Trin
McCook
J. A. Bottemley
Mr. Bottemley
Q” Roundhouse
Union resident renews Journal subscription
Friday's Daily- W. H. Mark of Union renewed his Journal subscription in the city. Mrs. G. H. Gilmore and son John of Murray visited for business and social calls. Mrs. Frank Ptacek and children from Sedalia are visiting Gradville relatives. The Mullen family and Mrs. Mullen returned from a Denver auto trip. Mr. Krug remained in Benkleman to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Mark
Union
Journal
G. H. Gilmore
John
Murray
Frank Ptacek
Sedalia
Missouri
Local residents travel and visit in Omaha and beyond
County Attorney W. G. Kieck visits Omaha on short business. A group including A. H. Duxbury Carl Schneider W. D. McCrary and E. G. Shellenbarger attend the Des Moines Omaha night game. Phillip Fornoff renews his semi weekly Journal. Mrs S S Devis travels to Dayton Ohio to visit relatives. Mrs Laura Johnson of Mynard visits Murray and relatives. Mr and Mrs Raymond Keller and daughters of Minneapolis return home after a week with relatives. Miss Helen Vallery leaves for a multi state vacation then returns to Louisville in August. Harlan Gorder, recent Des Moines College of Pharmacy graduate, moves to North Platte Neb to practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Kieck
Omaha
A. H. Duxbury
Carl Schneider
W. D. McCrary
E. G. Shellenbarger
Phillip Fornoff
Cedar Creek
Journal
S. S. Devis
Dayton
Ohio
Lee Corbin
Laura Johnson
Mynard
Murray
Alice Creamer
Billie
Raymond Keller
Annie Britt
F. E. Woodward
Minneapolis
Helen Vallery
California
Oregon
Washington
Plattsmouth
Bids Sought for School Transport and Janitorial Work
The School District No. C7 of Murdock Nebraska invites sealed bids for janitor duties and transportation of students for 1931 32. Separate bids required per route with NW 11 miles SW 13 1 2 miles NE 9 miles. Information available from August Ruge secretary bids due by July 6 1931 6 pm. District may reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Nebraska
Cass County
August Ruge
School Dist
Greenwood Notes Include Vacations And Local Visits
Greenwood residents report mail carrier L a Greenwood and Otto Rennanz on annual absences with replacements. Alonzo Clymer visits from Lincoln, while Lyman Marvin and family host friends from Cambridge. Two locals, Emma Hanson and Bert Apphun, wed, and Mrs. Fred Goodfellow returns from the west with daughter Helen to Greenwood for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Clymer
Lincoln
Greenwood
Rex Peters
Ashland Gazette
Mesdames &. A. Landon
Ella Marshall
Ashland
Catherine Coleman
Phillip Reese
West
Otto Rennanz
L. McDonald
W. H. McFadden
Lyman C. Marvin
S. C. Parks
Altho
University Place
C. W. Ericksen
Albert Ericksen
Idaho Falls
George
Fred Goodfellow
Helen
Mr. Goodfellow
New Jersey
Mt. Clair
Wife seeks help after car fails near Oreapolis
Mrs Ed Bauer travels to Oreapolis to bring home her husband working on a weed burner for Burlington. Her car stalls near the county seat and after knocking at a farmhouse door without response she walks toward town. A passing motorist finally offers a ride and she uses a telephone to reach her husband who has Ralph Lapham come for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreapolis
Ed Bauer
Burlington
Ralph Lapham
Large Gravel Truck Flips Near Elmwood
A large truck driven by Guy Miller overturned about three miles north of Elmwood on a Saturday while hauling five tons from South Bend gravel pits. No injuries or major damage occurred to the truck, though the gravel spilled and the load was smashed. The Union Lumber Company Cadillac truck helped lift and move the overturned vehicle back onto the road and into town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Miller
Elmwood
South Bend
Jess Bockemeyer
Union Lumber Company
Guy
Echo
Egenberger Auto Insurance Ad Cites Coverage
F G Egenberger offers automobile liability property damage fire and theft coverage. Phone 185 J. Offices at 7th and Vine Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Egenberger
7Th and Vine St
Notice of Administration in Cass County Nebraska
In the County Court of Cass county Nebraska a petition for administration of the estate of John Gomerdinger deceased has been filed claiming no will exists. A hearing is set for July 24 1931 at ten o clock A M with contest required to prevent grant of administration to Stella M Gomerdinger or another suitable person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
John Gomerdinger
Stella M. Gomerdinger
Wound Doing Nicely Now After Cow Attack
Mrs. Wayne Landan is reported healing well from a badly torn arm after an infuriated cow attack. The wound is described as improving and healing finely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Landan
Still Sore After Collision Wreck Damages Card
Ray Friedrich remains very sore with three broken ribs from a collision that wrecked his car a couple of weeks ago. Mrs. Friedrich is in Bryan Memorial hospital for treatment unrelated to the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Friedrich
Friedrich
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Mrs Friedrich
Mrs McFadden Hosts Ladies Card Club Afternoon
Mrs. W. H. McFadden who is visiting here entertained the Ladies Card Club last Thursday at the home of her friend Mrs. Dewey Headley. Attendees enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McFadden
Ladies Card Club
Dewey Headley
Miss Doris Anderson Spends Summer in Chicago
Miss Doris Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson spends the summer in Chicago to enjoy Lake Michigan breezes and will return to enter Greenwood schools in the fall. She makes her home with Mr and Mrs Ross Under wood during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Doris Anderson
Fred Anderson
Lake Michigan
Greenwood
Ross Underwood
Entertained Kings Daughters at Mrs Cope Home
A group gathered at Mrs Everett Cope’s home Friday to conduct routine business and share social time. Despite very warm weather they enjoyed cooling drinks ice cream and cake provided by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Daughters
Everett Cope
Sheriffs Sale in Cass County Nebraska Plattsmouth
State of Nebraska Cass County sheriff sale ordered by the district court to satisfy a judgment. On August 1, 1931 at 10 a m the south front door of the Plattsmouth courthouse will auction Lot 3 in Block 50 City of Plattsmouth to highest bidder for cash. Cornelius Mahoney et al are the defendants. Bert Reed sheriff and Rex Young deputy listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Ledeway
Cass County
Nebraska
Court House
Plattsmouth
Cornelius Mahoney
Daniel G. Golding
Public Auction Notices for Real Estate Sale in Plattsmouth
The court will auction on August 1 1931 at 10:00 a m at the city courthouse Plattsmouth Cass county Nebraska the north 140 feet of Lot 11 in the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter Section 19 Township 12 Range 14 East of the 6th P M to satisfy a judgment in favor of C E Sedgway clerk of the ed against Sarah Catherine Higley et al property listed and sold to highest bidder for cash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sedgway
Cass County
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Sarah Catherine Higley
Daniel G. Golding
Alvo Social Roundup Includes Visits and Local Work
Alvo residents and visitors are noted with Charles Godbey delivering coins to the Rehmeier elevator. painters completed their long project and left last week. Local events include trips to Lincoln and Peru, roof work on Bryan Memorial hospital, and social calls among families such as the Rosenows, Hafeys, and Smiths during the past week.
Bus Drivers Secured by Consoli dated District Board
The Consoli dated district of schools for Alvo and vicinity selected five bus drivers Roy Bennett Elmer Bennett Joe Vickers Sam Jordan and George Sheesley after reducing routes from six to five. The board achieved a saving of thirteen hundred ninety four dollars versus last year and expects equal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Consolidated
District of Schools
Alvo and Vicinity
Roy Bennett
Elmer Bennett
Joe Vickers
Sam Jordan
George Sheesley
Return of Ruth Appleman from the East
Mrs. Ruth Appleman, buyer for Gold and Co. of Lincoln, returned from ten days in the east where she gathered purchases for ladies ready-to-wear. She visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Bailey before resuming work at the department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Appleman
East
of Gold and Co
Linecoln
Henry A. Bailey
W F M S Elects Officers At July Meeting
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society held its July gathering at Mrs. C O Troy's home with good attendance. Devotions and hymns preceded officer elections for the coming year, naming Mrs. Harry White as President and several others in key posts. A Blah Meeting is planned at Mrs C Wescott's home with an engaging program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
C. O. Troy
Mapes
Hayes
Elizabeth Spangler
Harry White
Emma de Hart
R. B. Hayes
Mararet Mapes
Easurer
Harry Lightbody
C. Wescott
Manley News Notes From Local Residents
Community items recount visits and travels among Manley residents including Frank Harrie and his wife guests at a relative’s home, George Rau returning from Uline, Miss Anne Rauth visiting with her father J C Rauth, and Herman Harms hosting relatives from Lincoln and Los Angeles. Herman Dall returns home after hospital treatment in Council Bluffs and Anna Earhardt's Omaha move with church confirmation events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Auserwild
Plac
Frank Harrie
Ely
Mere
Trove
Do. Rhoden
George Rau
Uline
Manley
Anne Rauth
Creighton University
Herman Dall
Council Bluffs
Pest
Anna Earhardt
Omaha
Catherine Earhardt
Local team Triumphs 5-2 Over Louisville at Manley Park
Sunday game at Manley ball park saw the home team defeat Louisville 5 to 2 in a lively contest. Key players and plays highlighted the win for the local squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley Ball Park
Louisville
For Sale Deleonted plant one year old in good shape
For sale a thirty seven volt Deleonted plant one year old in good shape. Contact Joe Rauth Platt mouth 129-2tw for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rauth
Platt
Unusual accident injures Mrs Fosberg eye
On a Monday evening on the RE G Pautseh farm southwest of town Mrs Fosberg was struck in the eye by a tin fragment from a passing boy. The injury caused pain but a later examination found no serious damage and she was treated by Mh E H Worthman. The boy is deemed innocent in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fosberg
RE. G. Pautseh
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Navy
Phillips
U. S
Charles Hi. Phillips’ Chemical Company
Charles H. Phillips
L. V. Schafer
Wm. Meyers
Sheriff’s Sale
State of
Cass
Bert Reed
Rex Young
Sheriff's Sale
Bert -Reed
Oupty
Ree Young
Alvo News
J.M. Leyda
Fe Ae Va Hed
Bayer
Aviant
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