Elmwood Community Notes Open With Kindred News
A fire escape is installed at the school. Residents report health improvements and travel by car to nearby cities. Mr. Aldrich, longtime Elmwood resident, dies leaving a daughter and three sons. Henry A. Guthmann dedicates tribute praising his civic virtue and community service.
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Captain Aldrich
Case County
Elmwood
Mr. Aldrich
Aldrich
Wis
Henry A. Guthmann
Young Folks Social at Evang elical Church Meeting
The E L Co E youth group met at Otto Miller and wife’s home last Friday. They conducted their business then enjoyed a social hour followed by a luncheon prepared by Mrs. Miller, making the evening pleasant for all attendees.
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Evangelical Church
Otto Miller
Shower for Bride Elect Marie Schmidt
Friends and relatives held a shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmidt in Callahan and Murdock areas for Miss Marie Schmidt. Guests presented useful and beautiful gifts as she prepares to wed Mr. Gussie Streich. A luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Zeriot
Joe Gustin
Martha Thiel
Omaha
Stauss
Kearney
Elsa Bornemeier
Lincoln
Minnie
Elsie Dieckman
Aug Thimgan
Walter
Amanda
Eleanor Stroy
Marie Schmidt
Louis Schmidt
Callahan and Murdock
Miss Schmidt
Gussie Streich
Schmidt
Fishing party starts with Lacey, Jerry, Gust and Dick
A small fishing outing began last Thursday with Lacey, Jerry, Gust, and Dick, starting in the afternoon and continuing for a time, according to available fragments.
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Jerry
Gust
Vacation by the river with friends and family
Over Sunday. Thursday evening Harry joined them for overnight, and on Friday evening I’d also driven down and all enjoyed the vacation at the river very well. While Lacey was at the river Kenneth was looking after the carrying of the mail.
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Harry
Lacey
Kenneth
Grain surge as farmers sell record bushels
Farmers and elevator men report heavy grain movement during the recent upturn. W. T. Weddell notes purchases up to twelve thousand bushels in a single day as elevators rush to receive and market grain between corn planting and cultivation.
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W. T. Weddell
Celebrated Fifteenth Birthday at Hilda Schmidt Party
Miss Hilda Schmidt celebrated her fifteenth birthday last Sunday at her parents home with family present. Louis Schmidt and family, Wm. Winkler and family of Elmwood, and Robert Stock and wife of near Greenwood attended. Mrs H R Schmidt, the mother, also celebrated her birthday on the following day.
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Hilda Schmidt
Louis Schmidt
Wm. Winkler
Elmwood
Robert Stock
Near Greenwood
H. R. Schmidt
Visit Brings Teacher Mrs Schmidt and Former Pupil Together
Mrs J M Robertson hosted Mrs H R Schmidt at her Murdock home for a reunion with former Dutch Academy student Miss Agnes Eickhoff now Mrs H R Schmidt. The gathering recalled long-ago schooldays along the townline road toward Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman R. Schmidt
J. M. Robertson
Murdock
Mary Hassemeéeier
Dutch Academy
Louisville
Agnes Eickhoff
H. R. Schmidt
C. L. Creamer Dies in Elmwood After Stroke
C L Creamer died at his Elmwood home at 2 30 a m Thursday following a stroke on Wednesday afternoon May 6 He farmed for years on the Cass county land now run by his son Ralph He is survived by his wife five children Ralph John Fred Maude and Jessie Funeral details are not yet known.
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Fred Creamer
Ralph Creamer
Lincoln
C. L. Creamer
Elmwood
H. R. Schmidt
Wm. Winkler
James L. Pilkington
John Kruger
Emil
Lewis Watson
Omaha
James Rainey
Charles Letts
Council Bluffs
John Amgwert
Murdock
Callahan
Fred Stock
Cass County
Ralph
John
Fred
Maude
Jessie
Mother's Day Services At Evan gelical Church
Mother's Day observances at the Evan gelical church featured a beautiful Sunday school program and music led by Miss Katherine Tool. The aged Mother Crawford gave a pleasing solo as Rev A Stauss attends the annual conference at Kearney Nebraska. attendance and Sunday school enrollment have risen, and finances are satisfactory.
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Evangelical Church
Crawford
Katherine Tool
A. Stauss
Kearney
Nebr
Village Board Holds First Meeting at High School
The new village board convenes in the high school building on the first Thursday of each month. L. Neftzel is elected clerk and treasurer with S. P. Leis as chair. Public invited to submit complaints or suggestions in writing to the clerk.
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L. Neftzel
S. P. Leis
Preacher Will Deliver Wednesday Sermon in Murdock
Rev Howard Tool from Sutage Montaya arrives in Murdock this week and will preach at the Mur dock church on Wednesday evening. Everyone is invited to attend and hear him.
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Howard Tool
Sutage
Montaya
Murdock
Murdock Church
Tribute to Capt Aldrich and the mystery of memory
A reflective meditation on life and fame, noting how ordinary beginnings birth lasting impressions. The author ponders how humble origins can produce extraordinary brilliance and how death robs us of valued acquaintances and friendships formed along life’s journey.
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Capt
Aldrich
Alice Lau Home for Sale in Murdock Nebraska
Fred Lau of Murdock Nebraska offers the Alice Lau residence for sale. The four room house sits on three lots. Potential buyers should contact the seller for price and terms.
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Alice Lau
Fred Lau
Murdock
Neb
Church Services Schedule in Lewville and Surrounding Areas
Readable text shows church services at Lewville and Murdock with morning gatherings around 9 20 a m. Additional services listed for Hawlish, Goraran and Murdoskebersh with various times. A Young People’s meeting at seven thirty and Sunday preschool services are noted.
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Lowwvilke
Lewhailie
Murdock
Ma. Wu
Hawlish
Goraran
Murdoskebersh
T P
Amd
State Bank Taxation Changes After Conference
Representative Byrum and Attorney Palmer announce no injunction against county treasurers. State banks will be taxed for 1925 and 1924 on capital stock including fixtures and furniture, not as separate personal property. Eighteen counties had assessed fixtures separately. now both state and national banks will be taxed 70 percent of capital stock value with adjustments for surplus and profits.
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Byrum
Franklin
Jesse Palmer
Omaha
Ayres
State Bankers’ Association
Vice President Dawes Attends Evans ton School Ball Game
Chicago May 14. Grammar students at Miller school in Evans ton played baseball when a neighbor, Vice President Charles G. Dawes, climbed the fence as an interested spectator. He stayed to see the finish in the eleventh inning and congratulated the fifth grade team which won, promising to pitch duties for the fourth graders who lost.
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Chicago
Miller School
Evanston
Charles G. Dawes
Prominent Louis Ville Family Celebrates 35th Anniversary
A Louisville couple, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gauer, marked their 35th wedding anniversary at Gospel Hill home last Sunday. All children attended. eight grandchildren noted. The couple farmed previously and moved to Louisville after retirement. Amelia Schroeder was the bride's maiden name.
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Chris Gauer
Gospel Hill
Cedar Creek
John
Harold Ganer
Ganer
Amelia Schroeder
Fritz Schroeder
Louisville
Henry Scahfartz
Celia Geos
Edward Heitzhausen
Oregon
Schlantz
District Convention Time For Falls City Host
Falls City hosts this year’s convention next Thursday May 21 from 1 p m onward. Plattsmouth is poised to host next year and any town that takes it must be ready to step up.
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Falls City
Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth Open With Short Talks On Convention Plans
Two Legionnaires and an Ad club representative will deliver brief talks before the convention outlining Plattsmouth advantages as the next convention city.
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Ad Club
Plattsmouth
Ad club backs Legion drive to bring convention to Plattsmouth
The Ad club committee is working out advertising features and fully supports the Legion in securing Plattsmouth as the site for next year's convention.
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Ad Club Committee
The
Legion
Plattsmouth
Post Adjutant Seeks Plattsmouth for Next Meeting Site
Letters have been sent to officials of every post in the First district outlining plans and offering a real time if Plattsmouth is chosen as the next meeting place.
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Plattsmouth
Drum and Bugle Corps Ready for Fine Demonstration
Under director Bike Bajeck the newly formed drum and bugle corps prepares a strong performance. The group has existed less than two months and promises no apologies in their music.
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Bike” Bajeck
Parade Colorful Plans for Plattsmouth March
The article describes a parade with past colors and banners advertising Plattsmouth carried by marchers. Window cards will be placed in show windows, souvenirs pinned on delegates, and a strong effort made to bring home the bacon.
Weather-Dependent Program Aims for Train Access If Needed
A portion of the plan hinges on favorable weather though organizers express confidence. Trains will operate when roads are impassable, ensuring people can reach events or destinations despite car disruptions.
Nebraska City and Lincoln Backing for Next Year’s Meeting
Nebraska City will not bid for the next year’s meeting but offers support. Lincoln, the district’s largest post, is also expected to provide strong backing.
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Nebraska City
Lincoln
Comrades Urged to Evacuate With Legion Support
Evacuation urges rally every able comrade to depart now with ample transport. Cars will be available to convey those less fortunate and allies promise additional support from outside groups. Do not hesitate to leave.
Planning for GVME Trip Requires Early Notification
All those planning on gvme are urged to notify Commander Holly or Emil Hild at one. A list of the cars will be made, banners secured and all arrangements made at least a day in advance of the trip.
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Gvme
Holly
Emil Hild
Falls City Parade Seeks 24 Caps for Lineup
In a bid to outfit the parade, organizers announce twenty four caps ordered and say any man unable to attend may loan his cap to a participant who will be in the procession at Falls City.
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Falls City
Local visits and village happenings in Plattsmouth area
The item lists numerous visitors and residents around Plattsmouth including Marrey Neves, Edward Kelley, E. Cook, John Stander, John C Rauth, Herman Rauth, Charles Schasefer, Elmer Pearson, Elmer Schlefert, Mark Wiles, August and Andrew Stander, Dr. and Mrs. L O Wilson, Ernest Pankonin, Mantev, Mrs W J Ray and others. It notes small events like planting corn, roofing, new electric clippers, street lights, and an injury from a garage door incident, reflecting a busy social week.
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Edward Kelley
Platsmouth
Oroaha
Cc. E. Cook
Plattsmouth
Manley
Wiliam Sheehan
John Stander
John C Rauth
Herman Rauth
Charles Schasefer
Murdock
Elmer Pearson
Elmer Schlefert
W. F. Schlefert
Mark Wiles
Weeping Water
August
Andrew Stander
Elmwood
L.O. Wilson
Lincoln
Ernest Pankonin
Herman Stohlman
Omaha
Ra. W. J. Ray
Encouraging Boy Scouts Organized by Missouri Pacific
An extension division of the Boy Scouts of America has been organized by the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company under M. McKermiun superintendent of safety. Forty troops have been organized with 557 boys learning safety first first aid swimming personal health and public health.
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Boy Scouts of America
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
M. McKermiun
Notable visitors tour Shenandoah Iowa party picnic
Banker W. J. Rau and wife J. C. Rauth with Herman Rauth wife Miss Rena Christensen and Walter Mock enhaupt and family visited Shenandoah Iowa last Sunday. They brought cats for a picnic dinner, toured KFNF broadcasting station, and praised the town as one of the best in the middle west.
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Henry Fields
W. J. Rau
J. C. Rauth
Herman Rauth
Rena Christensen
Walter Mockenhaupt
Shenandoah
KFNF
Middle West
Doctor Munson Visits Manley for Possible Nebraska City Relocation
Dr. H. C. Munson of Nebraska City, a longtime practitioner, visited Manley last Thursday to assess the town as a potential location. He expressed favorable impressions of the area and indicated he is considering locating there, hopes high for a positive outcome.
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H. C. Munson
Nebraska City
Manley
Manley Wins 4-1 Victory at Greenwood Ball Game
Manley defeated Greenwood 4 to 1 in a Sunday baseball game at Greenwood. Among Manley fans were Teddy Harrs and his daughter Alice, Orris Schleffert, Roy Steinkamp, James Keeney, and Cecil Phelps visiting Miss Alice Harms from Louisville.
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Manley
Greenwood
Teddy Harrs
Alice
Orris Schleffert
Roy Steinkamp
James Keeney
Cecil Phelps
Alice Harms
Louisville
Visit of Schaffer kin at Uncle George Schaffer home
George Schaffer of Manley hosted relatives visiting from Benson Mur dock Lincoln Weeping Water and Maniecy last Sunday. Charles Schaffer and family, Leonard Schaffer and Miss Gazet Ward, Edward Pan konin and family joined Currie Schaffer at the gathering and all enjoyed the occasion.
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Manley
Geo. Schaffer
Benson
Charles Schaffer
Merchant Confesses Why Store Failed in Champaign
E. L. Mundock, head of a former lending store, writes in the News-Gazette that four years of not advertising in the paper led to a decline in prestige and profits. He cites high rates as a factor and notes attempts with other advertising failed to replace the paper’s ads.
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News-Gazette
Champaign
Inl
E. L. Murdock
New Gazette
New-Gazette
Newspaper at Home Delivers Store News to Families
A writer emphasizes the newspaper’s role in conveying store news to every home. He notes that even handbills and boards cannot replace the paper read by all family members, urging readers to rely on local papers for information.
Coach Shop Defeats the Planing Mill in Twilight League
The Coach Shop defeated the Planing Mill 13 to 2 at the local baseball park. Coach Shop bats exploded in the first inning scoring nine runs while Sharp struggled for the mill and Wilson relieved him. Ralph Hill pitched well for the Coach Shop with Hill and O'Donnell each hitting a three bagger.
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Sharp
Wilson
Brown
Gradoville
Ralph Hill
Hill
O'Donnell
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Murdock Department
Charles Buell
Mrs. Vanderberg
Wabash
Gus Gakemeier
Meta Bieckman
L. L. Cooper
Sioux City
O. J. Pothast
Hr. S. Guthman
Alvo
Chas Stray Twins
Albert John
Hubert Charles
Kurdock
Flamestead
Featuring
Theo. Roberts
Tool Bros
Blue Ribbon
George A Oil Company
Nebraska
E. W. Thimgan
Geonge
Legion News
Daily Journal
Marrey
NEVES
EEEMS
Merchant
BUICK
J. B. Livingston
NEBB
Coach Shop
Planing Mill
Advertiamg Wil Pey-Yec
Poland
China
R. H. Ingwerson & Sons
Nehawka, Nebr
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