Union Social club wavers on revival in Union
Long local notices list residents and visitors including Joseph Lidgett ill with asthma and various Union residents visiting Omaha Lincoln Weeping Water Elmwood Murray and Nebraska City for Thanksgiving and business. A group of Omaha men wreck a Ford roadster and the car is salvaged in Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lidgett
Karl Merritt
Ira ‘Larke
W. H. Lightfoot
Iowa
Mont Robb
Minnie Peters
Union Schools
Brock
Jessie Todd
Nebraska City
Jeesle Todd
Lyda Clarke
Omaha
Ftachel Taylor
The
State University
Alice Todd
W. Clarke
Lion Hotel
Murray
Samuel Barritt
St of
James Lewin
C. W. Clarke
Kirkpatrick
Methodist Church
Union
J. G. Todd
Ellen Chapman
Lincoln
J. B. Keedy
Paul
E. W. Keedy
E. Tefft
Grace Rogenreif
Elmwood
Harold Frans
Clifton Harrison
Fred Gorder
Weeping Water
North Plant Planned by Keystone Pipe Representatives
W B Banning of Keystone Pipe returned from the north with John Ward of Tecumseh and M R Billberger to promote a cement sewer pipe factory. They arranged a sale of 25000 dollars worth of Keystone products and planned a plant at Pierre South Dakota with intent to build more plants nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Banning
Keystone Pipe Company
John Ward
Tecumseh
M. R. Billberger
Banning
Pierre
S. D
A H Austin Illness Report From Lincoln Visit
A H Austin, long in Lincoln staying with his daughter, is not feeling well. Doctors attribute his illness to dental problems and he has had many teeth extracted. He hopes to recover soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Austin
Lincoln
T Nat
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society to Lead Sunday Services
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will conduct services at the place this coming Sunday with a fine program prepared by the ladies. A cordial welcome awaits all. Last Sunday's program featured an address by the district superintendent of the Omaha district drawing a large attentive crowd despite poor weather. A quarterly conference business meeting followed on Saturday with an engaging session, and Sunday evening the Near East Relief representatives reported a tidy sum raised for their cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Omaha
The
Near East Relief
Omaha wedding unites Thompson and Omaha bride
O W Finney and wife with Miss Lyda Clarke visited Omaha over Sunday and attended the wedding of their cousin Harold Thompson of Ithaca New York, to a worthy Omaha young lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
O. W. Finney
Lyda Clarke
Omahea
Harold Thompson
Ithica
N. Y
J. D. Cross Returns From West
J. D. Cross came home last Sunday after a lengthy western trip visiting his sons families and his two brothers. He traveled with J W Cross to Denver where J W Cross received treatment for a throat growth and windpipe obstruction, a tube placed for breathing, with doctors hopeful for cure. Cross spent Thanksgiving with his sons and found them well and prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Cross
West
J. W. Cross
Kersey
Denver
Thanks for Kindnesses from Baptist Church Ladies
The ladies of the Baptist church express appreciation for kindness shown through contributions, help, and patronage that made the Thanksgiving dinner and supper a success. Dinner and Supper Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Baptist Ladies Bazaar Attracts Crowd In Union
Last Thursday the Baptist church ladies hosted a bazaar at the M W A hall. Din ner and supper drew a crowded crowd from Union and nearby areas. The event showcased the excellent cooking of the women and received strong patronage and praise from attendees.
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Baptist Ladies
Young singer Lucian La Rue shines at Omaha Orpheum show
On a Saturday evening seven year old Lucian La Rue performed at the Omaha Orpheum with sister Bessie at the piano. He sang before about two thousand people and won enthusiastic praise from managers and the audience. He returns to school and will receive practice and instruction to develop his talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian LaRue
Bessie LaRue
Omaha
Orpheum
Bessie
Lucian
Cards of Thanks for Kindness and Support
We thank all who sent sympathy and support after our loss. Your prayers visits calls and messages provided comfort during this difficult time. We appreciate the many expressions of kindness shown to our family.
Thanksgiving Dinner Gratitude From Baptist Ladies Aid
The Baptist Ladies Aid expresses gratitude for generous donations and willing help that supported a successful Thanksgiving dinner.
Scotia School Entertainment Wins Prizes for Popularity and Humor
The Scotia district eleven held an evening program on November 24 led by teacher Miss Marthau Letterdick and students. Imbert LaRue won a box of cigars as the least good looking man and Miss Lucy Rakes received a box of candy as the most popular young lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotia School
Marthau Letterdick
Imubert LaRue
Lucy Rakes
Rupture Expert Seeley to Visit Paxton Hotel in Omaha
F H Seeley, rupture expert from Chicago and Philadelphia, will be at the Paxton hotel December 4 and 5, offering the Spermatic Shield that allegedly repairs ruptures in ten days with no surgery. He presents government documents and notes charity cases are free, with demonstrations to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Paxton Hotel
Omaha
England
Spain
Seeley
United States
Washington, D. C
How a Woman Keeps a Secret at Pleasant View School
Notices announce a play titled How a Woman Keeps a Secret to be performed by Pleasant View school District No. 80 on Friday evening December 10 with a darky minstrel after the play. Box supper follows. Ladies with boxes admitted free. others 25 cents. children 10 cents. Bessie Engelkemier, Teacher.
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Pleasant View
Bessie Engelkemier
Public auction at Thacker farm near Union and Murray
Lewis Brothers offer farm livestock and machinery at public auction on December 9 near Union and Murray. Items include seven horses, six milk cows, brood sows, spring pigs, plows, mowers, rakes, wagons, harness, hay, eggs, and assorted equipment. Sale starts at 10:50 AM with lunch at noon. cash for small sums and 90 day notes for larger purchases. Rex Young is the auctioneer and W G Boedeker the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Thacker
Union
Murray
Poland
China
Lewis Brothers
Rex Young
W. G. Boedeker
Blank Books For Sale At The Journal
The Journal announces availability of blank books of all kinds for purchase. Readers and customers may inquire at the newspaper office for varieties, sizes, and pricing.
Bad Checks Sweep City Targeting Local Businesses
The pattern centers on a repeated bad check scheme led by a man using the name Frank A. Wait. Edward Donat and B. A. McElwain were among the first victims, each given checks drawn on the Bank of Cass County. Sheriff Quinton is pursuing the suspect as authorities warn of ongoing losses across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. McElwain
Edward Donat
McElwain
Bank of
Cass County
Frank A. Wait
Eentleman
Triner’s Bitter Wine and other remedies by Joseph Triner Co
The ad touts Triner’s Bitter Wine as a trusted stomach remedy used for constipation headache and indigestion over thirty years. It claims cleansing of the intestines improves appetite refreshes and strengthens the body and warns against imitations. It lists other products and provides the Chicago address 1239 45 S&S Ashland Ave I11 for Joseph Triner Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuiner
Trine
Triner
Joseph Triner Company
S&s
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Keystone Pipe Company Plans New South Dakota Plant
Hon W Banning secretary of the Keystone Pipe company returns from the north with plans to enlarge the firm by opening several plants. He is joined by John Ward and M R Filberger to establish a sewer pipe factory, with a new Pierre South Dakota plant to begin operation soon and orders totaling 25000 dollars secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banning
Keystone Company
Pierre
S. C
Keystone
Cass County
Local Businessmen Visit for Short Time in City
George A. Kaffenberger from Lincoln came to attend business for a few hours. Frank Vallery left for Grant to handle quick matters. Lew Reinackle from near Murray visited the city to trade with merchants. Lee Noble Hansen from Weeping Water spent last evening with friends and may relocate here. R. H. Chriswisser from near Nehaw-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Kaffenberger
Lincoln
Frank Vallery
Grant
Nebraska
Lew Reinackle
Murray
Lee Noble Hansen
Weeping Water
R. H. Chriswisser
Nehaw
Local residents pass through on various errands
Ka was in the city today en route to Omaha to handle business. Glen Perry arrived from south of the city to meet with merchants on business. Frank Sitzman, farming near Imperial Nebraska, visited relatives for several days. Dudley Hudgins, from Mooresville Missouri since last August, came with cousin Miss Helen Hudgins to visit his parents.
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Omaha
Glen Perry
Anl
Frank Sitzman
Imperial
Nebraska
Andrelatives
Dudley Hudgins
Mooresville
Missouri
J. Hudgins
Helen Hudgins
Insurance agent for all lines advertised
If you need insurance of any blood see I. G. Egenberger, agent for all lines of life, fire health, and accident insurance. tf-al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Egenberger
Journal want-ads deliver wonderful results
Classified word of mouth marketing from the Journal promises strong responses at low cost. Readers are urged to try the want ads for effective results and broad reach.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Department
Union Social Club
Nels Martin
Chris Miller
Arthur Lindsay
Bud
Joseph Lindsay
John Banning
Joe
Will Banning
Lindsay
Josephine Pitman
Ray Galloway
J. W. Pitman
John McCarthy
South of Union
Robert Willis
McCarthy
C. E. Severyn
Schuyler
R. D. Stine
Nels
A. L. Becker
Wm. Eggers
Mrs. Jones
Burbee Brothers
Ford
Willis Garage
Bank of Union
Baptist Ladies Aid
P. S
South Dakota
ED Lutz
Springs
Old Cocks Swift & Company
Lutz’s
Mackinaws
Lincoln County
Colorado
L. R. Upton
Chas. Bowdish
Union, Nebr
Sherwin-Williams Paint Company
Frans Bros’. Lumber Co
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