Notice to Contractors for Eagle Murdock Highway Project
Sealed bids in Lincoln Nebraska will be opened August 31 1933 for paying and incidental work on the Eagle Murdock National Recovery Highway NRH 153 B. Work includes 0.5 mile paved road with extensive earthwork concrete paving box culverts and a timber trestle bridge with 24 inch pipe. Bidders must provide 100 percent bond and a $1000 certified check. wages set minimum 60 cents hour skilled and 40 cents hour unskilled. plans available at Plattsmouth clerk and Lincoln office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Roads and Irrigation
State House
Lincoln
Nebraska
George Hodge
Plattsmouth
Notice of Administrator's Sale in Cass County Nebraska
The District Court of Cass County Nebraska issues a notice that N. D. Talcott as administrator will sell real estate to pay debts. A 10:00 AM auction on September 6 will offer a half undivided interest in parts of Section 29 and 32, Township 12, Range 9, plus lots 5 and 6 in Block 6 Ryder's Addition Greenwood. Bids accepted for cash.
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District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
N. D. Talcott
William D. Coleman
James T. Begley
Ryder
Greenwood
A. D
Union Items Highlight Local Travel and Community News
Union residents and visitors are listed with trips to Omaha Lincoln and Nehawka for business and gatherings. Navy enlistment for Raymond Brandt. Mayo hospital return for Dwyer. Kunkel visits nearing 87th birthday. village seeks a loan to pave the space between highway and sidewalks for Union business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Messrs
Charles L. Greene
D. Ray Frans
George Stites
Washington
Union crowds attend Sidney Iowa rodeo last week
A large turnout from Union joined the Sidney Iowa rodeo to enjoy bucking horses and other outdoor attractions at the event last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Sidney
Iowa
Fremont Hearing Focuses on Improvement Proposition Ban
A hearing held last Thursday in Fremont examined the government ban request related to the proposed improvement proposition. Officials and residents contributed arguments about the measure's scope and potential impact on local plans.
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Fremont
Nebraska City women join Omaha teachers for Century of Progress trip
Miss Cordelia Roddy Miss Fern Shannahan Miss Nola Banning and Mrs. John Banning with Miss Sarah Upton depart Sunday for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress exposition. A larger Omaha group of teachers joins them for a week long train trip to view city sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy McNamee
Jack Lidgett
Daniel Lynn
Lincoln
Henry H. Becker
W. B. Banning
J. D. Cross
Ora Clarke
Daisy Meade
Raymond Brandt
Joseph Brandt
West of Town
San Diego
Uncle Sam
United States Navy
Omaha
D. O. Dwyer
Plattsmouth
Union
Dwyer
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Rochester
Charles Hansen
Charles Atteberry
Nehawka
Charles McRuch
Sidney
Nebr
P. F. Rihn
Chicago
Hallard
Katherine Rihn
John H. Kunkel
Oregon
B. N. Kunkel
Methodist Church
Kunkel
Simeon Upton
Century of Progress
Cordelia Roddy
Fern Shannahan
Nebraska City
Nola Banning
John Banning
Sarah Upton
Windy City
Warden Family Injured In Auto Wreck Near Nebraska City
Frank Warden and sister Ruth sustained injuries after a car wreck on Sixteenth street near Nebraska City when headlights failed and the vehicle struck a bank of earth. Elmer Pike, a farm hand, was bruised but not seriously hurt. Ruth required hospital care but is recovering. Frank is home and improving.
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Frank Warden
Hugh Warden
Nebraska City
Ruth
St. Mary’s Hospital
Elmer Pike
Warden Farm
Sixteenth Street
Arbor Lodge Picnic Honors Mrs Buck of Stockton Calif
A Sunday gathering at Arbor Lodge Mor ton s state park Nebraska City honored Mrs T T Buck of Stockton California with a good dinner and a building tour. Attendees included Mrs T T Smith Mrs David Murray and Duane Mrs Lou Comer Mr and Mrs H F Comer Mr and Mrs R D Stine and George and Mr and Mrs Robert Alexander Mr and Mrs J J Kidney from Council Bluffs Iowa. Despite rain everyone enjoyed the event.
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Morton’s State Park
Nebraska City
Arbor Lodge
T. T. Buck
Stockton
Calif
Buck
T. T. Smith
David Murray
Duane
Lou Comer
H. F. Comer
R. D. Stine
George
Union
Robert Alexander
Lincoln
J. J. Kidney
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Storm damages Union electrical lines and straw stack fire
A Friday night storm damaged Union electrical lines with lightning strikes breaking poles. William Highfield and Wm Richter from Plattsmouth worked all day Saturday to restore service. At Chris Mattson’s home a straw stack was struck by lightning and burned completely.
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Union
William Highfield
Wm. Richter
Plattsmouth
Chris Mattson
Very Poorly at Hospital Mrs William Tillman
Readable text notes Mrs William Tillman is very poorly at a hospital with unclear surrounding details. No further facts or names are provided to specify illness, date, or location.
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William Tillman
Recalled patient moved to hospital for better care
A seriously ill patient, previously at home after a major operation, was taken back to the hospital as her strength declined. She is hoped to begin improving soon and to be on the road to recovery.
Visit by Todds from Union and Murray to Omaha Picnic
L G Todd and wife and their sons Melvin and Glen Todd, from Union and Murray, visited Omaha for a day. They planned a picnic with the L F Van Cleve family of Omaha, sister to L G Todd, but bad weather led to an abandon of the picnic and a gathering at the Van Cleve home.
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Omaha
L. G. Todd
Union
Melvin Todd
Glen Todd
Murray
L. F. van Cleve
van Cleve
Picnic Planned by Union Extension Club at Mei Singer Home
The Extension club of Union will host a picnic at the Lawrence Mei Singer home in the grove on the coming Saturday August 27. The event takes place on the old Henry Banning farm south of Union.
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Extension Club
Union
Lawrence Meisinger
Grove
Henry Banning
Will Hold Aid Meeting At Union Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid of the Union Methodist church will hold a regular meeting at Mrs. J. D. Cross’s home noted as Guest Day. Each member should bring a guest for a worthwhile program luncheon and an excellent time is expected.
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Ladies Aid
The
Methodist Church of Union
J. D. Cross
Methodist quarterly conference to be held in Union church
The Methodist church of Union announces its quarterly conference this coming Sunday at Union church. Morning services at the Wyoming church led by Rev. B N Kunkel followed by an evening discourse at Union by Rev. M E Gilbert district vice president and noted speaker urging all to attend.
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Methodist Church
Union
Union Church
Wyoming Church
B. N. Kunkel
M. E. Gilbert
Gabelman and Jordan Parties Travel to Red Cloud Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Edward Gabelman and Mr and Mrs John Jordan departed Saturday evening for Red Cloud Nebraska to visit the relatives of the ladies and spend a short time there.
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Edward Gabelman
John Jordan
Red Cloud
Nebraska
Victor Flour Brings Best Bread Says Nebraska Mother
A Nebraska mother credits Victor Flour from Crete Mills for making bread her five children finally eat. After changing flour and yeast without improvement, she found Victor Flour and was highly satisfied. The ad notes Crete Nebraska milling and declares Victor sold by Better Grocers in Plattsmouth.
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Nebraska
Victor
Crete Mills
Crete
Plattsmouth
Surprise Copper Shower Honors Miss Kathleen Troop
Miss Helen Davis of Nebraska City hosted a Monday afternoon surprise copper shower for Miss Kathleen Troop of this city. Guests enjoyed bridge with Miss Marion von Gillern winning high score and Miss Troop receiving a guest prize amid green and yellow decorations. Out of town guests included Mrs. Eugene Burdie of Omaha Mrs. Arthur Troop and Misses Ruth Jean Tidball Helene Perry and Miss Troop of Plattsmouth.
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Helen Davis
Nebraska City
Kathleen Troop
Marion von Gillern
Miss Troop
Eugene Burdie
Omaha
Arthur Troop
Ruth
Jean Tidball
Helene Perry
Plattsmouth
Pleasant weiner toast by Standard Beavers group
The Standard Beavers held a Tuesday evening event at Mrs. Frank Barkus home with Miss Lelia Barkus of San Bernardino present. After hymns, piano accompaniment, and devotions, the group finalized its yearly plans under the National Women's Foreign Mission Society guidance, followed by a brief social time.
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Beavers
Frank Barkus
Lelia Barkus
San Bernardino
California
Louise Rishel
National Women's Foreign Mission Society
Frances Lilly
For Sale Four Hundred White Leghorn Hens at 40 Cents
Fred Carstens of Avoca, Cass County Fair Association president, visited the city Tuesday afternoon and renewed his subscription to the Journal. He noted the poultry for sale by W. F. Nolte of Mynard, 400 hens at 40 cents each if taken at once, and he mentioned needing housing space for pallets and provided the telephone number 3614.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Nolte
Mynard
Fred Carstens
Avoca
Cass County Fair Association
City
The
Journal
Sheriff summons Weeping Water case over intoxication
Sheriff Homer Sylvester was called to Weeping Water where residents arrested by Marshal A. J. Patterson were held for the sheriff. Albert Egee and Eugene Simmons were complained of as intoxicated. The hearing awaits officers from Weeping Water to testify.
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Homer Sylvester
A. J. Patterson
Albert Egee
Eugene Simmons
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R. L. Cochran
Geo. R. Sayles
Omaha, Nebraska
Rev. W. A. Taylor
Louis Burbee
Rev. Taylor
W. H. Mark
T. M. Patterson
Robert D. Taylor
Chris Petersen
South Omaha
Greene Telephone Union
Wescott
Farmers State Bank
Duxbury & Davis
Hibbard’s
Bestor & Swatek CO
Main Street Telephone
Scienge
America
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