Union Department Recaps Local Moving About
Union residents and visitors are noted across town and nearby towns. Charles Bowdicsh of Omaha handles Union business while Ora Clark visits Lincoln for a week. Families travel to Hamburg Iowa for a funeral and many locals attend church events and summer school in Peru and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bowdicsh
Omaha
Union
Ora Clark
Lincoln
J. E. McCarroll
Hamburg
Iowa
John Bruce
Nettie McCarroll
Ong
Fern Ferree
Peru
A. W. Yowell
Gordon
Methodist Sunday School
Epworth League
Larsh Farm
Charles McNamee
Brush
Colorado
Grandma Nancy McNamee
J. S. Pitman
West
Marie
Herald Frans
Elizebeth Rabe
Wm Rabe
Attendees Planned for Epworth Assembly Schedule
Arrangements ensure full attendance for Rev. and Mrs. L Morrison W H Porter and daughter Leatha Mrs L G Todd and daughter Alice and son Melvin Misses Minnie Reike Elsie Taylor Jessie Todd and Rachel Taylor and Messrs George Douge and Lucian Banning camping on the grounds to access all assembly services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Union
L. Morrison
W. H. Porter
Leatha
L. G. Todd
Alice
Melvin
Minnie Reike
Elsie Taylor
Jessie Todd
Rachel Taylor
George Douge
Lucian Banning
Child Dies in Omaha Hospital
Wim C Romine two years old son of Mr and Mrs H C Romine of near Nehawka died at a Omaha hospital where he was receiving treatment. Born Avoca November 4 1917 funeral held at Edward Chappell home northwest of Nehawka conducted by Rev W A Taylor Union interment at Mt Pleasant cemetery near Nehawka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Wim. C. Romine
H. C. Romine
Nehawka
Avoca
Edward Chappell
W. A. Taylor
Union
Mt. Pleasant
Big Meeting at Sciota School with W A Taylor Sermon
A large crowd gathered at Sciota school Sunday evening to hear an excellent sermon by W A Taylor. No morning services were held as Mr Taylor traveled to Nehawka for a funeral. A sizable audience attended the Bible school in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota School
W. A. Taylor
Taylor
Nehawka
Bible School
Baptist Church Holds Day of Services by Rev W M Akers
The Baptist church conducted morning and evening services led by Rev W M Akers of Central City Iowa. Regular Bible school was held and attendees enjoyed two meaningful services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
W. M. Akers
Central City
Iowa
No Preaching at Methodist Church Next Sunday
There will be no preaching services at the Methodist church next Sunday as Rev. and Mrs. Morrison and others attend the Epworth Assembly during its session. Sunday school will be held in the morning and the Young Peoples meeting in the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Gardener Joseph Lidgett Noted For Superior Home Grown Produce
The writer, a recipient of a box of tomatoes and cabbage from Joseph Lidgett, praises his cultivation on the Lynn Arbor north of Union. He notes an abundance of garden truck and highlights a tomato weighing one pound nine ounces as proof of quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lidgett
Lynn Arbor
Union
Stine Gives Public Ground for New Road Access
For years the public used the Missouri Pacific right of way south of Union. W L Stine set his fences and donated a strip of land wide enough for a new road. The county should compensate him and build a passable road at that location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Missouri Pacific
W. L. Stine
Guests Depart After Week with Mrs Davis Home
Mrs Al Wright and children from Anthony Kansas Mrs A K Worley and children of St Joseph Mo and Mrs G S Sherman and children of King City Mo visited at the home of Mrs Clara Davis and W A Carriher for a week. They were joined by Mr Worley last Sunday and then left for their homes in the south. They were taken to Nebraska City to catch trains home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
al Wright
Anthony
Kansas
A. K. Worley
St. Joseph
G. S. Sherman
King City
Clara Davis
W. A. Carriher
Worley
Nebraska City
Mr. Carriher
Nebraska Ciy
Blue Birds and Campfire Girls Hold Ice Cream Suppers
The Blue Birds Juvenile Campfire group hosted an ice cream supper between Willis garage and Nels Martins and R D Stine stores. They netted about twenty dollars for their order. Miss Mary Becker directed the girls who also held a Saturday event at the same spot netting slightly more for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Birds
Willis
Nels Martin’s
R. D. Stine’s
Mary Becker
Almost the Kiss of Death at Union Crossing
Last Thursday after Easter Mrs. Olney, a west and south of Union resident, finished trading and tried to leave in her car. She could not stop fully as a southbound Missouri Pacific Flyer approached. The brakes failed to stop the vehicle, the engine passed, but the auto’s front wheel caught a baggage car track and was hurled but cleared from the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Porter
O. W. Finney
Auburn
Finner
Vesta Clark
Clark
Union Telephone Exchange
Frances Braner
Olney Easter
Union
Missouri Pacific
Mrs Easter Survives Narrow Accident After Shock
Describes the wheel and front frame damage in an auto crash. Mrs Easter escaped injury aside from intense shock in a crucial position, while bystanders nearby feared a near death for others observing the scene.
Union Near Win In Dunbar Park Baseball Clash
Last Sunday at Dunbar Park Union fell just short 8 to 7 against Dunbar. The undeterred squad plans to play Murdock next Monday despite a run of near misses and a promising but lively outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Dunbar Park
Dunbar
Plattsmouth
Warbor
Murdock
Annabell Allen Injured In Auto Accident
Marvin Allen of this city received word from a Nashville sister that his daughter Miss Annabell Allen was hurt in an auto accident and confined to her room. The message gave few details beyond a fall from a car and noted Bliss Allen has lived with her aunt while finishing school in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Allen
Nashville
Tennessee
Bliss Allen
Chase County Excursion Rate to Imperial and Chase County
W. E. Rosencrans of Plattsmouth offers a special rail and travel package departing Omaha with a Pullman car to Imperial and Chase County. The three day trip includes rail fare, car service, meals, and an auto tour for 25 dollars with a money back guarantee if not worth it. Also notes local movements of E. J. Richey and wife, Mrs. John Brady visiting from Casper, Wyoming, and H. E. Brady family with plans to return Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase County
Pullman
Omaha
Imperial
Nebraska
W. E. Rosencrans
Plattsmouth
Neb
E. J. Richey
John Brady
Casper
Wyoming
H. E. Brady
Gash Garry Grocer Ad Promotes Jars and Staples
Local grocer markets Kerr self sealing fruit jars at 1.60 per dozen and 20 25 oz baking powders, among many staples. He lists lemon can fruit apricots peaches pears cherries by the can, syrup in cans, and a special coffee blend at promotional pricing of five pounds for 1.00 for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C
Hofstra
Colorado
Union
L. R. Upton
Primaries Spark Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma Results
Unofficial returns show John Atkinson winning the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Missouri over Farris and Mayer. In the Republican race, Hyde and McJimsey vie neck and neck. Sheldon P. Spencer appears set to win the Republican U S Senate nomination. Breckinridge Long leads the Democratic field for governor amid heavy opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John Atkinson
Frank H. Farris
Charles H. Mayer
Arthur M. Hyde
E. E. E. McJimsey
Sheldon P. Spencer
Dwight F. Davie
James L. Minnis
United States
Breckinridge Long
Charles M. Hay
George H. Scruton
Arthur N. Lindsey
Henry S. Priest
John ©. Higdon
Ferris Leads Gore in Oklahoma Primary Returns
Early statewide returns show Scott Ferris with 61 200 votes to Thomas Gore BS 572 for the Democratic U S Senate nomination as tabulations from 810 precincts in 55 counties come in. Republican results were not yet clear as rural precincts reported late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Oklahoma City
Daily
Oklahoman
Scott Ferris
U. S
Thomas P. Gore
Senator Gore
Mentre
Incumbents Lead In Kansas Primary Returns
Early statewide returns show Senator Curtis and Governor Allen leading, with all incumbents atop their races. Labor support shifts Allen behind Curtis in Topeka while rural areas show strong governor support. Hodges named Democratic Senator candidate, Republicans nominate Hoch White and Tincher for Congress. Democrats nominate Tarkington Johnson Beeching Ayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Chasurtis
Henry J. Allen
Allen
Curtis
Jonathan Davis
W. S&s Hyatt
Dempster Potts
O. T. Wood
George H. Hodges
United States Senate
Congress
Homer Hoch
Hays
Tragic Death Of Lieut Locklear In Aviation Incident
The report recounts the death of Lieut Locktear and his assistant in a recent aviation accident. It notes advances in flight remain risky like early automobiling and describes their Plattsmouth flight over the town during a Lincoln bound trip. Frank Wooster traveled to Omaha for business today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locktear
Locklear
Plattsmouth
Lincoln
McLean Family Set to Leave for Europe via New York
John McLean and his wife with Richard Award and their young son depart this afternoon for New York and Quebec before sailing to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLean
Richard Award
New York
Quebec
Europe
Misses Brinkman and Rys Return From Loretta Minnesota Trip
Misses Hilda Brinkman and Josephine Rys returned today from a vacation in the north spent several weeks at Loretta Minnesota where they enjoyed Lake Independence and its leisure offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Brinkman
Jossephine Rys
North
Loretta
Minnesota
Lake Independence
Attorney D. O. Dwyer Travels to Omaha for Legal Matters
Attorney D. O. Dwyer was a passenger this afternoon en route to Omaha to attend to legal matters for a few hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Dwyer
Omaha
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Union Department
John Lidgett
Dan Lynn
York
George Eaton
Banilla
Will Vist
Lester Clarence
Hartington
Wm. Chase
A. L. Becker
John
Daniel Lynn
Robb
Turing
J. ¢. Snaveley
Carl
East
Oath
Willl
West Virenia
Frank Houghton
Swab
W. B. Banning
Wayne Propst
Grant
Willis Agency
Sturm
Frances Chase
Frank Bauer
Chase
Epworth Assembly
University Place
Joe Bauer
John McCarty
J. E. Grimes
Saint Louis
Grimes
Hilda Dinzbach
Nancy Grimes
Mesdames R. D. Stine
L. R. Comer
Tabitha Smith
Amonia
R. D. Stine
Frans Bros, Lumber Go
Union, Nebraska
Methodist
Mrs. Easter
Annabell Allen
Garry Grocer
Southwest States
Missouri
Oklahoma
Gov. Allen
Frank Wooster
Bank of Union
Titan
P. & O. Gang
Joe Banning, Raska
Lincoln County
Chas. Bowdish
Union, Nebr
Baby Overland
Robert Willis
Union Nebraska
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