Tent meeting aids Caladan church dedication in Murdoch
Reports from Murdoch describe a ten day tent meeting led by Rev. B Gailinger of St. Paul in the old school ground in Murdoch. Local residents from Omaha Lincoln and Chicago visit for business and social rounds while communities gather for the dedication events and band concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itev
A. Strauss
Tihace
J. S. B. MacDiarmid
Omaha
L. Neitzel
Fiemer H. Lawton
J. W. Thimesagarage
Herman R. Sehrank
Gustav Streach
Robert Encise
F. F. Jordan
Elgin
Illinois
Caladan
Fred Fleischman
Glen
Manley
Murdock
Henry A. Tool
Harold W. Tool
Lincoln
B Gailinger
St. Paul
Minn
P. A. Hartung
Kansas
Cis
Clara Weitzel
K. C
T) Canz
Weepings Water
J. E. McHugh
Denver
West
Rock Island
William Gakemeier
Cahrcagzo
Rex Peers
Greenwood
Peters
Gakemeier
JL. B. Goethry
M-rawk
Vila Pepete M. G. Reedy
California
William Collins
Chicarco
Willam Rourke
Sturdoch
Maney
Elmwood
Mr. Collins
Chicago
Will P. Meier
Sharon
Penn
Westinghouse Electric Company
Mr. McHugh
Northwest
Travel plans for McDonald and Tool families noted
Harry V. McDonald and son Lacey and Henry A. Tool will make a trip while others depart. Kenneth Tool will handle rural route mail carrying during their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tollowen
Frost
Harry V. McDonald and Son
Lacey
Henry A. Tool
Kenneth Tool
Bible School Class Receives Gift of Bible Volumes
Uncle Henry Reichman, a devout church member and Bible school worker, gave each member of his class a Bible containing gospel laws, prophecies, literature and poetry. Recipients include Henry Amewert, Richard Tool, Wayne Swartz, Victor Thimgan and others. The class, which has a ball team, traveled to Alvo last Thursday to play the local Bible school team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Reichman
Evangelical Church
Bible School
Henry Amewert
Richard Tool
Wayne Swartz
Victor Thimgan
Herbert
Carl
Alvin Bornemeier
Marion
Donald
Millard Schewe
Ivan Reichman
Bryan McDonald
A. Kock
Amsey
Howard Weddell
Charles Zaar
Merideth
Missing dog alert for dark brown water spaniel
John Scheel of Murdock requests help locating a stray dark brown water spaniel that has wandered away. Please call him with any information about the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scheel
Murdock
Class Meeting and Picnic at Murdock Village Bible Class
Adult Bible class members enjoyed a meeting and picnic last Monday evening with about 75 in attendance. They planned for better work as a unit to improve village conditions in Murdock. The writer joined their study hour and found the class efficient and the church and Bible school in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Bible School
Baseball crowd fills Plattsmouth series finale
Large attendance at the Plattsmouth tournament final as Manley Greenwood and Plattsmouth youth teams played. Among the visitors from Murdock were J. Johnson and a busload including John W. Kruger John Amewert Homer Lawton Kenneth and Richard Tool with many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley
Greenwood
Plattsmouth
Murdock J. Johnson
John W. Kruger
John Amewert
Homer Lawton Kenneth
Richard Tool
Evangelical Church Services Schedule Published
Louisville church holds 5 20 a m services and Bible school at 10 a m. Murdock church offers English service 11 to 11 80 and German service 11 30 to 1 0. Young Peoples meeting at 7 p m and evening preaching at 7 60.
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Evangelical
Louisville
Murdock
Young Peoples
Dedicated Song to Friend at Ford Day in Murdock
Ralph Hall of Lincoln attended Ford Day activities in Murdock and met Richard Tool. Hall, a talented young singer from the capital city, dedicated a song to Tool last Thursday at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Murdock
Ralph Hall
Lincoln
Richard Tool
Hall
Buick Broadcasting
Mrs Gillespie Hosts Gathering At City Home Last Thursday
Mrs. W. O. Gillespie hosted a small social gathering at her city home last Thursday inviting nearby friends. The event featured casual conversation and light refreshments in a private setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
City
Ladies Aid Society Hosts Delightful Luncheon at Evangelical Church
Members of the Ladies Aid Society enjoyed a pleasant meeting at the Evangelical church. The event featured entertaining activities and a delightful luncheon prepared with the help of Mrs. Gillespie and assisted by Mesdames A. H. Ward and Lacey McDonald who served guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
The
Evangelical Church
Gillespie
Mesdames A. H. Ward
Lacey McDonald
Gleaners Class Plans Growth After Meeting at Kiemme Home
The Gleaners, Evangelical Bible School’s young ladies class, gathered last Tuesday at Henry Kiemme’s home. They discussed future membership of the class and held social time with Eames, ending with a delightful luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Bible School
Henry Kiemme
Eames
Visiting in the South with Cedar Creek Party
Last Thursday Henry Larson of near Cedar Creek traveled to Murdock with George Lohnes and his wife and was joined by Mrs. Geo. P. Meisinger from west of Plattsmouth. They planned a ten to fourteen day visit at Mrs. George Miller’s home in Pocasett Oklo with all the women noted as sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Larson
Cedar Creek
Murdock
George Lohnes
Geo. P. Meisinger
Plattsmouth
Pocasett
Oklo
George Miller
Colonel Hall Describes Shenandoah Disaster and Crew Valor
Caldwel Ohio September 3 The Shenandoah wreckage in the control cabin yields a historian account from Colonel C G Hall US Army observer. He details storms at 4000 feet then 5500 feet valve openings descent and an explosion into three pieces. crew members Mayer Anderson and others escaped via ladders and catwalks as four of six engines ran at full speed. The disaster was not due to ship defect but meteorological warnings were unavailable locally. The navy crew praised for calm and deliberate actions to bring the craft down safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwel
Shenandoah
Belle Valley
C. G. Hall
United States Army
Hall
Lansdowne
Colonel Hall
Roland G. Mayer
J. B. Anderson
Navy
McCauley Fined For State of Intoxication Charge
Charles McCauley was arrested and charged in Judge William Weber's court with intoxication. He pled guilty and received a $20 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCauley
William Weber
Bates Book Store Opens Supply Push for School Opening
Local notice urges families to visit Bates Book Store for back to school supplies as the new term approaches. Store staff promise wide selection and competitive prices to help students prepare.
Facing the Mu Sic at Parmele Delivers Broad Laughter
The city youth troupe directed by Mrs. Oscar Sandin staged Facing the Mu sic a three act farce at the Parmele theatre to aid the local American Legion fund. The ensemble delivered continuous laughs with the mistaken___ identity plot and strong performances by Edward Gradeville Fred Warren and Miss Helen Wescott among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Sandin
Iocal American Legion Post
Parmelo Theatre
Smith
John Smith
Ol’ Lannon
England
Edward Gradeville
Mr. Smith
Nebraska six counties produce crops livestock and poultry worth 55 million
A Lincoln chamber report shows six central Nebraska counties Valley Greeley Sherman Howard Custer and Buffalo produced field crops valued at 31 611 881 93 livestock 23 604 811 80 and poultry 615 692 18 total 55 832 386 17 in 1924. Scott Bluff added 8 942 724 18 in three categories. Sugar beets contributed 3 326 048. The study notes no dairy or egg values included.
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Lincoln
Neb
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Valley
Greeley
Sherman
Howard
Custer
Buffalo
A. E. Anderson
Federal
United States and
State Departments of Agriculture Statistical Bureaus
Scottebluff
Process to make copper as hard as tool steel
Edward E. Harrison claims a perfected method to harden pure copper to tool steel levels and reports a patent grant via his Washington attorney Victor E. Evans. Evans says a $3,000,000 offer from eastern capitalists was refused. Harrison, backed by local businessmen, describes a liquid compound used in vacuum smelting. experiments began four years ago in Des Moines.
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Lorain, O
Edward E. Harrison
Victor E. Evans
Washington
Evans
Harrison
Des Moines
Shenandoah Dirigible Crash Kills At Least Seven
Early morning crash near Caldwell Ohio involving the Shenandoah airship leaves seven to twelve dead in a fierce windstorm. Crew of thirty eight, scattered wreckage reported as the craft split in two and fell across Ava and nearby fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
United States
Caldwell
Ohio
Omaha Daily News
Middle West States
Scottefield
Belleville
Illinois
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Ava
Cambridge
Minor Wood
Tom Davis
Charles Neiswonder
Wood
Davis
Sarahville-Ava
Belle Valley
Moreule
Radium Shown Effective Against Leprosy
Honolulu report by Dr. H. H. Neil and R. P. Sandige from the leper receiving hospital details radium treatment in six months. They report all nodules disappeared in every case, marking the first use of radium against leprosy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
H. H. Neil
R. P. Sandige
Territorial Board of Health
Right to Privacy Favored Over Tax Return Publication
Dallas papers unite over privacy in tax matters. The Dallas News argues citizens have a moral right to privacy while the Dallas Times-Herald calls publication of income tax returns un-American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Dallas Times-Herald
Modern Woodmen Open Air Meeting At Garfield Park
Cass Camp 332 of the Modern Woodmen of America held an open air gathering at Garfield park. Thomas H. Duffy of Dubuque spoke as national lecturer detailing Woodcraft achievements, child and widow relief funds, and a 1 000 000 member strength. The program included moving pictures on Colorado Springs sanitorium and the 1925 head camp, with a comedy reel closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Park
Cass
Modern Woodmen of America
Thomas H. Duffy
Dubuque
Woodmen of Americas
M. W A
Order
Colorado Springs
Karl Wurl Marries Sioux City Girl Ruth Blackney
The groom Karl Wurl, a Plattsmouth native and 1923 Plattsmouth High School graduate, wed Ruth Blackney in a Saturday ceremony at the First Methodist parsonage in Sioux City. After a two week honeymoon in the Black Hills they will reside in Sioux City, where Wurl has built a successful insurance career.
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Sioux City
Town
Karl Wurl
Ruth Blackney
First Methodist Church
Wurl
Plattsmouth
Legion
Plattemouth High School
Man suffers severe shock at Buick broadcasting station
While visiting Lincoln, Thomas Wilton and Tamily explored the Buick broadcasting station. Wilton's arm touched live generator points, receiving an estimated 2,5000 volts and was knocked unconscious. He was revived after hours, with a badly burned arm but no believed permanent injury. He lives three miles west of Greenwood, Lancaster county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wilton
Tamily
Lincoln
Ther
Buick
Wilton
Mr. Wilton
Greenwood
Lancaster County
Tonsil Surgery Brings Relief to Murray Resident
This morning Dr. H. C. Leopold removed the tonsils of J. W. Berger, a longtime Murray resident. The operation was very successful and the patient reports great relief from the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Leopold
J. W. Berger
Murray
Bates Book Store Ad Calls for School Supplies
An ad urges readers to visit Bates Book Store for school supplies and notes the Journal office prints business forms of all kinds.
School Art Supply List Featured in Classroom Note
A list itemizes school art materials including slates pencils colored pencils crayons water color paints and Palmer paper history note paper composition books covers rings chalks for classroom use.
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Palmer and Practice
Todd Families Celebrate Reunion Near Ashland
A Todd family reunion west of Ashland at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Todd drew 40 guests for a bountiful dinner and warm fellowship. Attendees included Edward Todd, D. O. Dwyer, Capt. Hamilton Thorne and family, A. L. Todd, J. Meisinger, Russell Todd and families, Edith Todd, and Eleanor Dixon with two children. Dr. T J Todd and Dr. G W Todd could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
Asbland
A. BE. Todd
T. J. Todd
Kearney
G. W. Todd
Omaha
Edward Todd
D. O. Dwyer
Plattamouth
Hamilton Thorne
Georgia
Thorne
A. L. Todd
Familly
J. Meisinger
Ashland
Mra
Russell Todd
Edith Todd
Lincoln
Eleanor Dixon
Louisville
Louisville Courer
Demand for Probe of Veterans Raid Sparks Call for Blame
Hundreds of VFW delegates cite a Tulsa raid on the organization hotel headquarters. Louis B. Glixman of Revere Mass urged Gov. M. F. Trapp and Tulsa Mayor Herman Newhbleck to investigate and to seek a White House disapproval of federal authorities actions.
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Tulsa
Okla
Veterans of Foreign War
Louis B. Glixman
Revere
Mess
M. FE. Trapp
Oklahome
Herman Newhbleck
Coolidge
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Murdock Department
Will
E. W. — Garage
Ward
Art Ward
Bates Book Store
B. G. Wurl
Benedicts
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Eversharp, Parker and Bedipoint
Playttsmouth, Nebr
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