Union area notes recall auctions and visits
Auctioneer Col Rex Young tended to business in Union on Monday afternoon. Robert Moody Kendall and Thelma Lewis children improved after illnesses. Harry McCarroll hauled stock to Omaha with R. E. Foster. Dr. W. H. Ackenbach left for Ashland for reserve corps duty. H. M. Griffin family visited Nehawka and Union. relatives traveled on Missouri Pacific. Little James Franssen celebrated a reception at home with friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Rex Young
Union
Robert Moody Kendall
David Kendall
Thelma
Lloyd Lewis
Harry McCarroll
Omaha
H. M. Griffin
Nehawka
John Griffin
Ella
Orpha Griffin
Missouri Pacific
E. M. Griffin
Francis
Plattsmouth
John Moore
Tulsa
Oklahoma
James Franssen
D. R. Frans
Attendees From Out of Town At James F. Wilson Service
Funeral attendees from outside the area for the late James F. Wilson included D. P. Sloan of Thurston Bud Moore and wife of Walt Hill Edward Moore and wife of Sioux City Otis Cowles of Thurston J. B. Wilson of Thurston Clarence Leopold and wife Henry Little and daughter Wm Wilson and wife Wm Stoll and wife and Ben Mulligan and wife all of Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Wilson
Acknowledgments After Death of J P Wilson Beloved Husband
The Wilson family extends heartfelt thanks to friends who cared during the death of J P Wilson and to those who sang at the funeral. Grateful appreciation is also given to Rev W A Taylor for comforting words at the service. Mrs James F Wilson and relatives join in the thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Wilson
W. A. Taylor
James F. Wilson
Sudduth Family Trip To Fairplay And Hot Springs
Tony Sudduth and family left for Fairplay Missouri to visit the old home then plan to go to Hot Springs for a short health treatment for his father. They will return with their mother and later visit the old home again with V Sudduth. Carl Nickles and family joined them from Weeping Water. Wil lard Sudduth cared for the cream station in Tony’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Sudduth
Fairplay
Missouri
Mr. Sudduth
Carl Nickles
Weeping Water
Willard Sudduth
Return From Northwest Visit Boosts Local Hopes
On last Monday evening L. G. Todd and Earnest Rathe and wife returned from a trip in the northwestern portion of the state where they were inspecting lands and conducting business. They report very good crops of small grain and promising prospects for corn, with the country appearing very nice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Todd
Earnest Rathe
Mr. Todd
Attend Church and Bible School Services Begin
A short notice announces services at the Baptist church. The schedule includes a morning worship and Bible school sessions for attendees, inviting members and visitors to participate.
Good Used Cars and Trucks For Sale
A local dealer advertises a selection of used vehicles in good running order at low prices. The lot includes a 1927 Chevrolet truck a 1926 Ford truck a 1926 Chevrolet coupe two 1924 Ford Tudors a 1925 Ford coupe and a 1926 Ford roadster all in good condition. The dealer also notes a full line of new Chevrolet cars available for immediate selection.
Be Sure Your Sin Will Find You Out Sermon Invited
The message invites all to attend Sunday services at the church with Bible school lesson studies beforehand. The sermon topic is Be Sure Your Sin Will Find You Out, and enjoyable music and singing will accompany the worship. Pastor W A Taylor extends a cordial invitation.
Fourth Quarter ly Conference at Methodist Church
The Fourth Quarter ly Conference will convene at the Methodist church on Thursday August 15 at 2 30 in the afternoon. All members and friends are invited and all officer members will be present. Reports should be ready for presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
W. A. Bowden
Man clears street litter by burning found paper
Lannie Meade, who runs the eating house between the filling station and the garage, gathers a piece of paper and other refuse in front of his place and burns it to prevent litter on the street. Seems a good idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lannie Meade
James Wilson Called to Rest in Union Burial
James F. Wilson born September 13, 1855 in Iowa moved with family to Texas Nebraska and back to Nebraska. He married Mary Etta Boudett in 1898 and Mary Leopold in 1929. He died August 2 after heart trouble at Nebraska City and was buried in Union cemetery with pallbearers Frank Bauer R D Stine James C Niday John Liday J W Woodward Charles Garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bauer
R. D. Stine
James C. Niday
John Liday
J. W. Woodward
Charles Garrison
Union School Names 1929 30 Faculty Team
The board of education selected a skilled faculty for Union School for 1929 30. They include James Marcell as superintendent Wm H Wells as principal Lois Maura as assistant principal Bessie Garritt teaching 6 8 Ruth Moore teaching 4 5 Mary Chase teaching the primary E A Fletcher is caretaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Union School
James Marcell
Wm. H. Wells
Lois Maura
Bessie Garritt
Ruth Moore
Mary Chase
E. A. Fletcher Mede
Misses Chal faut reunite with Burlington friends
The Misses Alice and Mary Chal faut and Mr and Mrs W B Banning have returned from Burlington Colorado. They are meeting former friends and schoolmates, having lived in Union and attended the school until moving with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Mary Chalfaut
W. B. Banning
Burlington
Colorado
Union
Nebraska Sendoff For Colorado Graduates
After high school they visit Union friends in Nebraska with a garden party hosted by Miss Gussie Robb and Mrs. W. B. Banning. Campfire girls Darath Foster and Louise Foster attend breakfast at Mrs. R. E. Foster. The group tours Omaha parks before departing by train for Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Union
Gussie Robb
W. B. Banning
R. E. Foster
Darath
Louise
Cal
Omaha
Nebraska
Merry Go Round for Trade in Union Nebraska
A trader offers a complete merry go round with twenty four ponies and sleighs for sixteen riders plus a tent, seeking exchanges for an auto stock or horses. Contact E. E. Leech Box 1 Route Union Nebraska with offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Leech
Union
Nebraska
A<w&d
Celebrated Second Birthday for James Frans
The article notes the celebration of James Frans age two, held at his parents home with many friends and relatives attending on a recent Monday. The reception featured a merry evening in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Frans
D. R. Frans
Splendid Motor Trip to Spirit Lake and Okoboji
Fern Frans Mildred Harris of Union Lois Smith and Helen Weider of Lincoln return from a motor trip to Spirit Lake and Lake Okoboji. They stayed at The Queen Fisheries Nest cottage near Spirit Lake and enjoyed boating swimming and sightseeing including a Minnesota lunch stop in Jackson. A thrill was the Teaser speed boat ride on Okoboji, two days before a fatal boat collision. The group praises the Chevrolet for low fuel costs of four dollars eighty cents for the round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Frans
Mildred Harris
Union
Lois Smith
Helen Weider
Lincoln
Spirit Lake
Okoboji
Queen Fisheries Nest
Templar Park
Minnesota
Jackson
Chevrolet
Pioneer Resident Celebrates 90th Birthday at Union Home
Mary Louise Lewis Fitch, born August 4 1839 in Missouri, observed by family in Union Nebraska on August 4 with a dinner on the lawn. Granddaughter Pearl Dugay sent a birthday cake from Omaha, as descendants from Plattsmouth Nehawka Syracuse Murray and Union gathered to honor Grandma Fitch who helped settle Nebraska since 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Frans
Union
Grandma Fitch
Pearl Dugay
Omaha
W. A. Taylor
Robert Fitch
Plattsmouth
John Fitch
Nehawka
Rue H. Frans
Syracuse
J. S. Fitch
Evaline Exaline
Near Murray
Louis Fitch
Exa Frans
Ed Lewis
Ray Frans
A. L. Becker
Mary Allison
Gladiolas for sale at Mike Lutz place
For sale gladiolas at 60 cents per dozen. Contact Mike Lutz at phone 221 jl5-4sw for orders or pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owers
My Place
Mike Lutz
Local visitors and ill health noted in city features
Edward Forgerty and family visited relatives this Sunday. Dr Byron Arries of Omaha spent the weekend with his parents. George M Mark is improving after a serious heart ailment. Clyde Rupe returned to Fairmont after visiting. Forest Rainey and Harry Puls visited W H Puls and family. E F Oakes of Fairbury and Mildred Fleming visited the hospital in Omaha. John Warga of Logansport and Walengren drug store manager plans a farm stay. F D Arthur and family of Clarinda and Marysville visited Cavenders. Richard and Margaret Hiber departed with grandfather John Hiber. Henry G Soennichsen will visit Millbank with his children and grandmother. August Roessler and others travel to McCook Grant to visit relatives and return. Karl Roessler arrives from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Forgerty
Lincoln
Byron Arries
Omaha
A. M. Arries
Geo. M. Mark
Andy Schmader
W. H. Puls
E. F. Oakes
Fairbury
Nebraska
M. P. Fleming
Mildred Fleming
John Warga
Logansport
Indiana
Walengren
F. D. Arthur
Clarinda
Town
Raymond Arthur
Marysville
Missouri
R. W. Cavender
Richard
Margaret Hiber
Hastings
John Hiber
Henry G. Soennichsen
Millbank
South Dakota
John
Henry
John Gunderson
August Roessler
W. H. Hohmann
Newton
Kansas
Karl Roessler
Chicago
McCook and
Grant
Local officials and residents visit county affairs
Attorney H. A. Bryant of Wahoo spent a few hours in the county court attending matters. Jacob Witt and his son Russell arrived to tend business and visit friends. Mrs. H. J. Streight, lately in Omaha, visits her son Ed in Portland Oregon with daughter Mrs. A. J. Jackson. Blythe A. Rosencrans of Chicago visits his parents and old friends. Greenwood marshal George Trunkenholtz deals with State of Nebraska vs. Anderson at the court house. Carl Wohlfarth now in Des Moines as Philips Petroleum inspector, formerly with Texas Oil. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Freisel relocate from Weeping Water to a Vine Street home. Forest Shrader, Peru State Teachers College student, weekend with parents and aims to be Herman Nebraska Superintendent of Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Bryant
Wahoo
Jacob Witt
Salt Creek Precinct
Russell
H. J. Streight
Omaha
A. J. Jackson
Portland
Oregon
Blythe A. Rosencrans
Chicago
W. E. Rosencrans
George Trunkenholtz
Greenwood
Nebraska
Anderson
Carl Wohlfarth
Chris Wohlfarth
City
Court House
Henry Becker
Union
John E. Turner
James Wilson
Orval Hathaway
C. L. Graves
Harry Royal
Lincoln
Charles L. Graves
Royal
B. F. Stewart
Gillette
Wyoming
James Miller
Miller
George Ray
Murray
Ray
A. R. Johnson
Sioux City
Towa
B. S. Ramsey
Johnsons
George Hall
Locust Street
T. Starkjohn
North Ninth Street
Fred A. Murphy
St. Louis
FE. W. Cook
Mrs William T Richardson guest of W C T U in Plattsmouth
Mrs William T Richardson of Mynard visited Plattsmouth on Wednesday as a guest of the W C T U at its regular meeting. Judge Paul Jessen of Nebraska ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Richardson
Mynard
Plattsmouth
Paul Jessen
Nebraska
Notable Visitors and Local Comforts Highlight Day in City
Local residents and visitors stopped by the courthouse and various homes to attend business, consult attorneys on probate matters, and renew old ties. Notables included Henry Becker, John E. Turner, and Mrs. B F Stewart. springtime repairs on Locust Street and a showy garden at T Starkjohn’s reflect community life.
Death of Union Man James F. Wilson at 73
James F. Wilson 73 a longtime Union resident died Friday at St Marys hospital Nebraska City after a year long illness heart trouble He was born September 13 1885 in Pottawattamie County Iowa and worked as a painter later serving as Union town marshal He married Mary Leopold June 18 in Plattsmouth surviving wives half brother S H Lewis in Washington and a Baptist church member Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM at Union Church Rev W A Taylor officiating Burial at West Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
James F. Wilson
Iowa
Texas
Nebraska
Mr. Wilson
Seward
Otoe County
Union
Mary Etta Boudett
Wilson
Mary B. Leopold
Lincoln
Nebraska City
Baptist Church
W. A. Taylor
W. A. Bowden
Methodist Church
West Union Cemetery
Gabriel
Mary B. Wilson
Louis Wilson
St. Mary's Hospital
Pottawattamie County
Cass County
Plattsmouth
Mary Leopold
S. H. Lewis
Washington
Baptist Church of Union
Union Church
Tornado Insurance Ad Rates from J P Falter
In the tornado season note J P Falter offers policies for both town and farm properties. The ad mentions 30 tin as a detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Falter
Booze Case Heard in County Court
The State of Nebraska v Alvin Anderson heard in county court before Judge A H Duxbury. Anderson was charged with selling a high content alcohol to Jacob Witt on May 27 1929. Witnesses included Witt and his son Russell Witt. Judge Duxbury ruled for 30 days in jail and an appeal to district court was filed with bond set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebrockus
Alvin Anderson
Ture
A. H. Duxbury
Mr. Anderson
Jacob Witt
Salt Creek Precinct
Lincoln
Married at Glenwood
Advices from Glenwood report the marriage of Eleanor Haffke and Ray A Cavender. The ceremony occurred yesterday in an Iowa city. the couple traveled with the bride’s mother to have the nuptials performed. Both are well known here as local young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Eleanor Haffke
Ray A. Cavender
Iowa City
Fred Haffke
Wheat yield in Chase County tops 1902 bushels
The Imperial Republican reports that Ed Cleaver’s 37 acre field in Chase County produced 1902 bushels of wheat, a 51 bushels per acre yield. Prices for land ranged from 40 to 50 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase County
Ed Cleaver
Imperial Republican
Mynard U B Church Sunday Schedule and Meetings
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Sermon by pastor at 11 a.m. Board meeting Friday at 8 p.m. W M A monthly meeting Wednesday August 14 at 2 30 p.m. Leader Mrs Snyder Study topic Fellowship in Service All are invited to attend Pastor G B Weaver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
G. B. Weaver
Driver license applications in Manley August 15 1929
County Treasurer John E. Turner announces a Manley Hall event to accept license applications on August 15 1929 for residents seeking driver credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley
Manley Hall
John E. Turner
Large Cass county maps on sale at Journal office
Large size Cass county maps are on sale at the Journal office for 50 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Journal Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. Atteberry
Union, Nebraska
Merry
Round
Pioneer
Mary Louise Fitch
John Deere
Phone
Plattsmouth, Neb
Parco
Trunkenbolz Oil Company
Eagle—Elmwood
Avoca
Murdock
Union Filling Station
Kaiser Garage
Kunz Garage
Avoca Avoca
Eagle _Alvo -Nehawka
Thimgan
John Hopkins
Elmwood
Service Chevrolet Co
Service Department
Mynard U. B. Church
Packing House By-Products Co
M Street
South
Omaha Day—Market
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