Local notes on Murdock area residents and visitors
Long column of short items: Bakemeyer sick, Klemme trips to Omaha and Lincoln, Stock trucking apples near Murdock, Hieneman helping build at Charles Stroy, Ward in Lincoln, Rosenow shelling corn, Scheel regains gun, Gakemeier sheds, Corey visits, Schlaphoff painting, Lawton decorating, Winkleplex visits Elmwood, Amgewert painting Kuehn home, Johanson shopping in Lincoln, Kruger and Gillespie unloading lumber, Towle travels to Iowa, Thimgan granary, Harms visits, McHugh in Omaha, Vedics Bazaar prep, interior work on Hornbeck home, Gust Wendt fence, Guehlstorf west trip, Hite and family in Lincoln, Radiola set bought, Id and Louis Hornbeck to Miami, Albert Harms visit, Kuehn west travel, Dusterhoeff and Watchinek painters in Springfield, basketball team tryouts, Backemeyer sick with family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lirs
Fraik Rosenow
Murdock
Art Ward
A. R. Hornbeck
Ashland
Join Scheel
Gus Gakemeier
Alvan Bornemeier
Ira Corey
Omaha
Henry Bornemeier
Carl Schlaphoff
H. H. Lawton
Wade Winkleplex
Elmwood
John Amgewert
Emil Kuehn
J. Johanson
Lincoln
John Kruger
Harry Gillespie
Tool-Nauman Lumber Company
George W. Towle
Iowa
Matt Thimgan
Tien
C. E. Stroys
Teddy Harms
Manley
J. E. McHugh
Murdock Mercantile Company
Vedics Aid
Evangelical Church
C. J. Pothast
Homer Lawton
Homer H. Lawton
Riki
Gust Wendt
Edward Guehlstorf
Glen Borman
West
Imperial
Mesdames
Jess Lendhorm
John Hite
F. Hite
Floyd Hite
George Vanderberg
J. F. Langhorst
Langhorst
L. B. Gortney
Louis Hornbeck
Miami
Lance
Albert Harms
White Water
South Dakota
P. Lies
Springfield
Max Dusterhoeff
Joe Wutechinek
Chas. Backemeyer
W. A. Backemeyer
Greenwood
Fred W. Backemeyer
Safety First On Crossing Rails And Hazardous Bridges
J Johanson, a school bus driver, urges caution at rail crossings and supports building adequate bridges. He cites a two mile stretch north of Emil Rikli’s home where crooked crossings and angled bridges create danger even with care.
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J. Johanson
Emil Rikli
Evangelical Church Services in Louisville and Murdock
Church services scheduled with English service at 11 to 11:30 and German service 11:30 to 12 at Murdock. Bible school at 10 a.m. at Louisville and Murdock. Young People meeting at 7 p.m. followed by evening preaching at 7:30.
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Evangelical
Louisville
Murdock
Young Peoples
Richard Tool Hosts Young Friends Evening at Parents’ Home
Richard Tool entertained many friends last Tuesday at the home of his parents H. A. Tool and wife. The gathering featured music, games, and social conversation followed by a delicious luncheon enjoyed by all.
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H. A. Tool
Richard Tool
Cass County Bankers Meet in Louisville on Columbus Day
Attendees led by Messrs H. A. Tool and H. A. Guthmann gathered at Louisville for the Cass County Bankers meeting held on Columbus Day a legal holiday. Banks were closed and participants enjoyed a banquet and discussions on improving Cass county financial conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs and Mesdames
H. A. Tool
H. A. Guthmann
Cass County Bankers
Louisville
Cass County
Murdock Orchestra Visits Home Of H A Tool
The Murdock orchestra performed at H A Tool's home last Thursday evening. The Tool household members were surprised yet pleased by the visit and rehearsal session with Eva Creer, Charles Long, Moal Noyes, Harry Gillespie, H W Tool, Mary Veil, Richard Tool, and Kenneth Tool in attendance.
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Murdock
H. A. Tool
Tool
Eva Creer
Charles Long
Moal Noyes
Harry Gillespie
H. W. Tool
Mary Veil
Richard and
Kenneth Tool
Wednesday Big Sales Day Draws Countywide Attention
The Plattsmouth Wednesday bargain day promises notable retail offers across the city and county with deep store discounts. Merchants advertise world market goods at minimal profit margins to move stock before late fall and winter seasons, and the South Fifth street sales pavilion will host a wide range from threshing machines to small items.
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Iowa
Sarpy County
Plattsmouth
South Fifth Street
Resignation of Raymond H. Rebal from Journal staff to move to Omaha
Raymond H. Rebal, four years with the Journal as a linotype operator, has resigned and plans to leave for Omaha in the coming days. He cites health concerns from constant confinement and will pursue other lines of work. Rebal is praised as faithful and efficient, and well regarded by friends who wish him health and success in Omaha.
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Raymond H. Rebal
Omaha
Rebal
Linotype
Oregon Delegate Mrs Palmer Leaves Omaha Visit
Mrs Rhene Palmer of Lebanon Oregon departed Friday after visiting her aunt Mrs Thomas Wiles. Palmer was among the Oregon delegates to the American Legion convention in Omaha and used the trip to visit relatives here.
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Rhene Palmer
Young Men Injured in Fort Crook Auto Crash
Ival Daniels and Ronald Helgate, both locals, were hurt when their car failed to navigate a turn at Fort Crook west gate. Helgate suffered a deep forehead cut and blood loss, was treated at the Fort Crook hospital, and returned home in the morning. Daniels, bruised but less injured, drove the damaged car back to the city.
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Ival Daniels
Ronald Helgate
Omaha
Fort Crook Military Reservation
West Gate
Ronald Holgate
Fort Crook
John F. Wolff
Fort Crock
Mr. Daniels
Helgate
Louis Keil
William Gorder
Bauer Garage
Mission at St Luke's Church Weeklong Services
Father George D. Pierce, rector of St Luke's Episcopal Church, will lead a parish mission October 15 to 25 to strengthen religious life in the city. Daily low mass at 7 p.m. and an 8 o'clock preaching service, with sessions for men on Monday Tuesday, women on Wednesday Thursday, and all on Friday Saturday. Public invited to attend all services.
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Dallir
George D. Pierce
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
St. Luke’s
St. Luke
Local residents make visits and work on farms near Manley
Fred Fornoff and wife from south of Cedar Creek were guests at a Manley home. Fred Fleischman and family toured Nebraska City. John Fleischman and family from Louisville visited Mrs. Dora Fleischman. Lawrence Krecklow built a wagon box and moved it home for corn picking. Delbert Burbee worked all week on road maintenance after rain. W A Baton delivered corn to Manley elevators to prepare for harvest. Harrison J. Livingston began corn picking with a large crop ahead. Eddie Stender hauled lumber for a chicken house. Father Higgins of St Patrick Church preached in Colon during a 40 hours devotion. Jose Miller started corn picking this week and will work through the season. Mrs. Dora Fleischman has been ill but improving. John C Rauth visited York and Anna Rauth in school there. Mr and Mrs W J Rau visited Utica over Sunday and George and Joseph Rau joined them.
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Fred Fornoff
Cedar Creek
Fred Fleischman
John Fleischman
Louisville
Dora Fleischman
Lawrence Krecklow
Delbert Burbee
W. A. Baton
Manley
Wm. Heebner
Omaha
Harrison J. Livingston
Eddie Stender
Father Higgins
St. Patrick Catholic
Colon
Jose Miller
Nebraska City
Edward Fleisshmen
John C. Rauth
York
A. F. Rauth
Anna
Herman Rauth
Mr. Rauth
W. J. Rau
Utica
George
Joseph
Rau
Manley Machinist Resigns for Falls City Post
R Pickard a longtime Manley resident and persistent worker resigns his county post to accept a machinist position at Falls City and will relocate his home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Pickard
Manley
Falls City
Family gathering at the Schaefer home draws kin
Uncle George Schaefer and daughter Carrie hosted a Sunday family gathering with Charles Schaefer and family from Murdock, George Schaefer and wife from Benson, Mrs Schaefer's mother, Mr Leonard Schaefer and his companion Miss Hazel Ward. Mrs Ed Pankonin was unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schaefer
Carrie
Ed Pankonin
Schaefer
Charles Schaefer
Murdock
Benson
Leonard Schaefer
Hazel Ward
Doan's Pills Endorsed by Plattsmouth Residents
Plattsmouth residents report relief from back and kidney pain using Doan's Pills. W Landis, a local farmer, details kidney trouble and back ache improving after Maury Drug Store supply. Foster Miller Co. markets the remedy with national ad backing and a 60 cent price.
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Dean
Plattsmouth
Maury Drug Store
Doan
Bible Now Translated Into 835 Languages Worldwide
London October 14 Dr L A Kilgour head of the British and Foreign Bible Society says the Bible has been translated into 835 languages. When the society began in 1804 scriptures were available in 72 languages.
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London
L. A. Kilgour
The
British and For Bible Society
Death of Chas Amick at the County Farm
Charles F. Amick died last night at the county farm west of the city after a prolonged paralysis. Born October 26, 1876 in Cass county, he lived in Louisville and vicinity and was well regarded. A brother, Orin R. Amick of Rosilie, Nebraska, arrived to arrange funeral with sister Mrs. Sam Egerton in Ville, with burial at the local place. He is survived by four sisters.
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Charles F. Amick
Louisville
Orin R. Amick
Rosilie
Nebraska
Sam Egerton
Ville
Journal Office Produces Broad Range of Business Forms
The Journal offers printing services for all business forms from ledgers to invoices and record books. Precision, quick turnaround, and quality materials support professional office needs.
Cass Sosasy News Summary In Daily Journal
The Daily and Semi-Weekly Journal reports Cass Sosasy coverage across editions. Readers get compact notes on local events, politics and society with brief items and named sources.
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Newsrom
Cass Sosasy
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