Local Notes on Sickness and Travel Through Town
Martin Streich remains out of school due to illness. John Bornemeier and Wayne Swartz were seen dragging the roads last Thursday. Mrs. Mary Towle and her daughter Mrs. McHugh spent the weekend in Lincoln visiting friends. The covered wagon continues to arrive week by week as observers watch the horizon. Mrs. A J Tool visited Lincoln last Thursday for a program. Charles Schafer visited Manley last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Streich
John Bornemeier
Wayne Swartz
Mary Towle
McHugh
Lincoln
Nester
A. J. Tool
Charles Schafer
Manley
Henry Amgwert
Donald Fredenburg
Henry Ford
Ford
Elsie Deickman
Raymond Cook
C. E. Cook
Geo. W. Snyder
Murdock
Co. B. Cook
W. E. Palmeter
Elmwood
Murray
Palmeter
Edmwood
Murdock Community Notes Share Visits and Births
August Ruge assists in woodwork near Alvo while August Reicke helps. The Murdock grammar room hosts a party at the high school auditorium. Mrs. Paul Flemming welcomes a blue eyed daughter born March 1. Local residents report improving health and rising business with spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Ruge
Murdock
August Reicke
L. Neitzel
George Vandeberg
Hank
Carl Schlophoffs
William Luetchens
Hulda Luetchens
Grand Prairie Sewing Club
Lony
Louis Schmidt
W. T. Eddells
Milo Buskirk
Robert Crawfor
Omaha
Dr. McDonald
George Eidenmiller
Elmwood
Emil Kuhn
Gladys Johnson
Red Oak
Lincoln
H. H. Lawton
H. G. Lawton
Wabash
H. G. Homan
Davenport
Iowa
Harry McDonald
Harrys
Grand Prairie School
J. E. McRugh
Murdock Mercantile Company
Viola Everett
Pick
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Fred Klesame dies at birth
Last Saturday the infant son of Mr and Mrs Fred Klesame died the same day after birth. The remains were laid to rest as relatives mourn. The parents and their friends have the sympathy of many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Klesame
Murdock basketball team heads to Omaha for Friday game
The Murdock bc ketball squad left for Omaha last Thursday evening to play Friday. Professor Martin Blum trains the team with confident support from players including Louis Wenet Card Paumgartner Elmer Miller Walter Story Walter Oehlerkire and substitutes Brian McDonald Aubrey McBride. Richard Tool serves as assistant coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Juniors Plan Surprise Play Clarence at Murdock High
Murdock School notes the Junior class will stage the play Clarence Friday in the high school auditorium with curtain at 1:35. Students prepare for a party after a whispering contest while seniors debate their own upcoming play and teachers report illness and tournament plans. The Spanish class held a spell down and applause follows a radio inaugural at Henry A Tool's home. Tennis and baseball plans follow basketball season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Martin Streich
Mr. Blum
New York
Coleges
Henry A. Tool
Marine Band
Lustchens Celebrated Wedding Anniversary Dinner
Family and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Lustchens on February 26 at six o'clock for a wedding anniversary dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lustchens
Anniversary Remembrance Gift Honors Esteemed Couple
A noted couple marked their 25th wedding anniversary with warm wishes from all present and numerous useful gifts, reflecting the high regard in which they are held by friends and neighbors.
The Covered Wagon Play by The Tool Brothers Show
The Tool Brothers show company contracted for a widely popular production titled The Covered Wagon. The early days tale follows a trek from the east across the plains with love pathos and hardships including conflicts with Indians and outlaws. A date for the performance will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tool Brothers Show Company
Evangelical Church Services in Lewie and Murdock Areas
Bible school held at Lotter and Murdock churches at 14 w% m. Emelish services 11 to 11 34, German services 11 36 to 12 at Murdock. Young People's meeting at 7 PM with evening preaching at 7 30. Early Ohio Seed Potatoes offered at 75 cents by Albert Theil, Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
Lewiesiin Churrch Sea
Lotter
Murdock Churchee
Emelish
Murdock Church
Ohio
Hatchery offer for Buff Orpington eggs and hens
Readable text shows a hatchery note offering pure bred Buff Orpington eggs for hatching. It mentions a person named Mrs. John Sornemeler and a tac per setting with a cryptic date or marker m9 at M, implying catalog or location shorthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sornemeler
Business Improves as Spring Arrives in Local Trades
Business in farming implements and garage work picks up with winter passed. Farmers rush to prepare for spring and place orders. Phimean reports bookings for a 2 row machine, a spreader, two 2 row machines, and three hay loaders for summer delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. W. Thimgan
Murdock High School to Stage Clarence Play Weekend
Murdock high school plans a Friday evening performance of Clarence on March 15 with weeks of practice behind it. The Tool Bros. will present the same play on Saturday night, offering a complementary show for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock Hich School
Clarence
Tool Bros
Fiery Cross Burned in Murdock Sparks Local Guesses
A cross of flames appeared on Murdock streets last week stirring speculation about K K K recruitment or other motives. Residents weigh whether the act signals an organized message or a provocation as authorities inspect the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Dehning Buys Elmwood Home After Farm Sale
Henry P. Dehning buys a home in Elmwood after selling his farm and plans to move this week once the occupants’ sick children recover. Alber Glaubitz will move into his current house and work for Louis Bornemveier and August Wendt this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Dehning
Elmwood
Mr. Dehning
Alber Glaubitz
Louis Bornemveier
August Wendt
Cass County Man Exhibits in National Corn Show
Carl Mueyvagen of Murdock is among Cass county exhibitors at the National Seed Corn Show in Chicago run by the Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation. The event offers 17000 in prizes and promotes careful seed selection and testing for germination and disease resistance to boost next year’s crop. Entries must be mailed to Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation Chicago by March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mueyvagen
Murdock
Cass County
Chicago
Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Muegagen
Kittie
America
E. B. Heaton
American Society of Agronomyr
Sears- Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Mrs Schutz and Florence Head to Omaha for Day of Business
Mrs J E Schutz and her daughter Florence departed this morning for Omaha to attend to business matters and visit in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Schutz
Florence
Omaha
Manley Area Neighbors Move Seek Local Ties
Movements and visits across Manley, Cedar Creek, and Weeping Water show residents relocating farms, visiting kin, and attending events. Notable notes include A R Dowler and wife moving to Cedar Creek, Henry Inhelder and George Reichart in Manney for business, and Frank Murphy visiting family in town. A nurse Amirex V. Sisnder graduates and remains in Englewood, while Patrick Murphy’s funeral brings relatives from York and Bear Elmwood for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millerton Gentry
Manley
Rena Christensen
Omar Chon
Rose Keily
J. C. Rauth
A. HK. Humble
Omaha
Wm. Hope of
Kansas
Patrick Murphy
A. R. Dowler
Weeping Water
Herman Rauth
Henry Inhelder
George Reichart
Manney
Henry Christenson
Herman Kanth
Frank Murphy
Murphy
Charles Murphy
Martin Nelson
Mark Wiles
Oswald Virrina
Waverly
Frank Ezerherdt
Johnson
Cedar Creek
Frank Ray
Utica
W. J. Rau
Wai. Rauth
Puger
J. C. Hennines
Pest
Iain Bauer
Wabash
Daniel Bourke
Michael Smith
Ellen Smith
Bear Elmwood
Mrenter
Fred Rueter
Near Eagle
A. Steinkamp
Renter
Henry Rueee
Familly
C. M. Anfiruos
John Scheel
South Bend
Sue Mockenhaupt
Englewood
Amirex V. Sisnder
Loutouille
Thomas Akegon
Hennines
Joe Wolpert
Mary Detser
Ceder Creek
J. H. Rauth
Aml
John Murphy
Omehba
Lawrence Pourke
York
Ted West
Community Sale Held in Maniey Thriving Event
Citizens of Maniey and nearby areas gathered for a community sale on last Thursday. Local buyers acquired property brought to the sale, while sellers found satisfaction in the transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maniey
Springtime Arrives Despite Groundhog Jokes and Town Edges
A city resident walking home from Burlington shops carries a shoe as a grim emblem of spring’s arrival. The piece quashes lingering winter jokes and invites readers to embrace gardening season. Omar's spirit is invoked to shed winter and welcome flowers trees and bees. Garden work begins with spade and sweat to prepare beds for vegetables and seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Omar
Nebraska wrestler Dusek wins third straight match in Arkansas
Rudy Dusek of Omaha heavyweight remains undefeated with a 2-0 and 3-0 fall sweep over Citf Brnckley of Ohio at Little Rock Arkansas. Dusek used a toe hold to force a submission after 27 minutes 25 seconds in the second fall. He pins Brnckley again and has now won four straight matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Citf Brnckley
Ohio
Cintnt
Little Rock
Arkansas
Rudy
Binckley
Dusek
Tim
Direy
Tp Biuckley
Anton Haseen
Moving families relocate in city housing changes this week
From Friday's Daily several residence moves occur as families shift for the coming season. Andrew J. Snyder and his family move into the Peter J. Vallery home on South Twelfth Street after farming south of the city for years. Mrs. August Nolting leaves her son’s home west of the city to settle in town, purchasing the Cyril Katina residence on South Eleventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Snyder
Peter J. Vallery
South Twelfth Street
August Nolting
Cyril Katina
South Eleventh Street
Congress Spends 150 Hours In Last Sessions
Washington reports that about 150 hours were used by the house across two sessions listening to roll calls. Each roll call consumed 25 to 30 minutes with 25 names listed, totaling 29 percent calls. Rep Blanton of Texas led in demanding roll calls for absentees, while Rep Allen of West Virginia achieved perfect attendance on 309 roll calls and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Blanton
Teras
Allen
West Virginia
Neath Takes Away Another Fumwood Lady
Sarah Josephine Williams born January 2 1856 at Weakon Iowa youngest of seven children. Married James Turk February 20 1874. Moved to Nebraska near Elmwood. pioneer life, church member, devoted neighbor. Died March 1 1925 after long illness at age 69. Funeral March 3 at J F Hay pastor, Elmwood Cemetery burial. Edith Weatherall of Omaha visited Elmwood yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Josephine Williams
Weakon
Iowa
Francis A
Ann Williams
Monmouthsire
Wales
James Turk
Deeprah
Aulden
J. F. Hay
Elmwood Emetery
Elmwood Learder-Beche
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Murdock Department
Edward Guilstorff
Murdock, Neb
Wallace Reid
J. H. Lawton
Murdock, Nebr
Blue Ribbon Resolvice
E. WY. Thimgan Garage
Nebraska
Murdock School
Albert Theil
Marley
Congress
Mre, Turk
Cyrus Alton
Tork
Fastern Star Order
Edith Weatherall
Remington Portable
Siere
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