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Patriot Day - A Remembrance of 9-11
The newsletter today comes out on a poignant day and it's one I don't want anyone to forget. So I'm taking this time to remember...
Where were you at 8:45 am ET, September 11, 2011?
Were you going to work, in school, or having breakfast on that fateful day? As we as a country and a world remember 9/11 let’s not ever forget what happened. Many years have gone by since then, but I can’t help but get a chill and tear up as I remember that day.
No, I wasn’t at the Twin Towers, I didn’t live in New York, or know anyone at the Pentagon. I didn’t know anyone that died. But, to me, a mother with three small children it was a pivotal turning point in realizing the world would not be the same.
I’m sure it was the same feeling my parents had when they first heard of the attack on Pearl Harbor. The world and their lives were never the same.
Remembering 9-11
For me, it was a morning like every other. I was getting ready for work and paused to get on the computer and check my email. In the background, the TV was tuned to Good Morning America. I glanced at the TV just in time to catch breaking news right after the first plane hit. My heart stopped when I watched the second plane live and I felt as though I couldn’t breathe.
I went to work at Oxbow Pet Products and we huddled around a small TV we brought into the office. The phones were silent. No calls were coming in, no orders being placed. Nothing mattered. No one wanted to go home, we cried silently at what this meant as the towers fell.
Planes were grounded, and then news of the Pentagon. What was next? After lunch, we silently shut off the phones, closed the doors and went home to hug our families.

Since then the Strategic Air Museum in Ashland Nebraska has a program to recognize the day. In the past, they have placed 3000 flags as a memorial on the lawn. On each flag is the name of each person who died that day. As the sunlight streamed in from the east, I couldn’t help but think of that day and where I was, when the World Stopped Turning.
Where were you when the world stopped turning on that September day?
So where were you on that day? What do you not want to forget?
Beekeeper Learning Circle
Beekeepers and landowners are invited to a learning circle on
Thursday, Sept. 19
5:30 to 7:00 p.m.
Stock Seed Farms, 28008 Mill Rd., Murdock, Nebraska.
This session will focus on seed harvesting and beneficial plantings for both soil and bee health.
The operators of Stock Seed Farms will share about their operation, seed harvesting, and what plants can benefit both the soil and pollinators.
“Certain cover crops, like radishes, clover, and vetches, help build healthy soil and provide blooming forage to increase pollinator potential,” Bailey said.
There is no cost to attend. Interested participants are asked to RSVP to Bailey at
This event is hosted by the Center for Rural Affairs and made possible by funding from a Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service.
Murdock Playground WILL Be a Reality

The Murdock park committee is moving forward. The land has been secured and now we need your help to make it happen.
Send this onto anyone you can think of who lived, lives, or visits Murdock.
We NEED your help!
Lions Club Peaches

What did you do with the Lions Club peaches you picked up?
I made a couple of peach pies, two batches of peach jam, peach cake, and sliced and made peaches and cream for my Mother in Law twice. The rest I sliced and put in the freezer for future peach pies and cobbler.
Who remembers the hardware store in Murdock. This was before my time. Does anyone know the name and history? When it opened, when it closed and other details or stories.
Send me the story at 
When is the museum open?
Saturday afternoons during the summer and the first Sunday afternoon of the month. Take the kids, there is so much to see and learn.
Where is it?
Across from the bank, the white building on the corner.
Every week I will have a photo from the museum, did you know we had an active railroad going through town, a general store, a barber and much more?
4th Annual Elmwood Murdock Back Pack Craft Fair
Saturday, November 30, 219
9:00 am-3:00 pm
Looking for crafters and artisans. Tables start at only $ 40.00




Many Friday nights I sat in the bleachers, ate nachos and hot chocolate as I watched the football team and listened to the band. Some of my favorite memories were going to the Winter concert and enjoying the choir and band. Now I don't have to miss the date.

Did you know you can actually download the School Phone APP to stay connected to the sporting events, concerts, dinners, and events?
You can even follow them on Twitter at EMKnightsSchool
NEW ELMWOOD-MURDOCK SCHOOL WEBSITE
There is a wealth of information on the new Elmwood-Murdock website. It is updated on a daily basis by various teachers and department heads.
Listen to the Kuhlman Experience Podcast
If you can't make it to Adult Bible Study then tune in weekly to the Kuhlman Experience podcast.
Share it with friends and past congregational members.
Please feel free to join us every Sunday
9:15 Sunday School & Bible Class
10:30 am Divine Service
Listen to the weekly sermon anytime at Pastor Brent Kuhlman's Blog

The United Methodist Churches of Murdock and Elmwood have a new website!
Stayed tuned for great things to happen https://elmwoodmurdockumc.com/
Worship Time: 9:00 am Sunday
Children's Sunday School
PH 402 867-3191 or email
(dismissed from worship following the "Children's Chat")
Don't miss a week, get a notification text to your phone once a week.
Text Murdock to 72727
Want something posted to the Murdock website? It's easy and FREE
Just email
5K Fun Run/Walk Fundraiser
September 7, 2019, 7:30 am
One month away from the registration dealing. Get those registrations in at the Sign-up sheet. HERE
Proceeds benefit the Elmwood Rescue
Elmwood Farmers Market & Junk in the Trunk
Is your garden producing an overabundance of sweet corn, cucumbers, zucchini, tomatoes or anything else?
Do you like baking cinnamon rolls, cookies, or making crafts?
Do you have honey, eggs, or even make jelly, wine or seasoning dip mixes or soup mixes?
Bring them to the Elmwood Farmers market on Saturday mornings.
You don't need anything fancy. Heck, you don't even need a table. Just bring a chair to sit.
We have regulars who show up every week. People are asking for tomatoes, sweet corn, and other produce







CORNHUSKER COUNTRY MUSIC THEATER
(a NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION)
NO SHOW: SAT., August 31, due to Labor Day holiday weekend.
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