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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1929
Page
4
Thanksgiving Week Visits and Local Business in Union
Union residents enjoy Thanksgiving week at home while visitors travel between Plattsmouth and nearby towns. John Tigner of Louisville stays with his son Fred Tigner. Charles Hall of Nehawka handles Trunkenbolt Oil business. W. H. Marks visits Plattsmouth to see his ill brother George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers of Union
John Tigner
Louisville
Union
Fred Tigner
Herbert C. Burbee
Plattsmouth
James Fitzpatrick
Crawford
Charles Hall
Nehawka
Trunkenbolt Oil Company
Alma Stottler
Wm. Tillman
Charles Hickey
Stites
Henry H. Becker
H. M. Robb
Mary Donnelly
Elizabeth
Nebraska City
Mont Robb
Augusta
W. H. Marks
George Marks
Orville Hathaway
Ackenbach
W. W. Claybaugh
Ray Crawford
Perteson
Atteberry
E. M. Hathaway
C. B. Smith
Agusta Robb
Philip Rihn
L. H. Banning
Omaha
Curley
Used Cars and Trucks On Sale At Reasonable Prices
A local dealer offers a selection of good used cars and trucks reconditioned and in running order at low costs. Inventory 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 lot also carries a Chevrolet line of new cars with models on floor for immediate selection.
December disc sharpening and repairs at our shop
During December we offer disc sharpening at 20¢ each and perform other repairs. The message emphasizes a seasonal promotion and invites customers to visit for maintenance and services.
Northwoods In Town Over Woodmen Membership Adjustments
Fred L Northwood and wife have stayed two weeks while he handles Modern Woodmen of America membership changes Many members dropped out others accepted new adjusted rates The order remains strong with about seventy seven members in the locality Edward Lewis James Produce driver Nebraska City had toothache and gum disease He had six molars extracted in Union with plans for dentures after healing by Dr Achenbach
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Northwood
Mr. Northwood
Woodmen of America
Edward Lewis
James Produce Company
Nebraska City
Union
Dinner Missed at Union Business Men's Club Meeting
Misunderstanding led to no dinner served last Monday to members of the Union Business Men's Club. Officials apologize and expect the dinner to be served next week, with all members already preparing for the usual meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Business Men's Club
Bazaar Dinner and Supper at Presbyterian Church
The ladies of Union M. E. church announce a bazaar and supper on December 11 at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Union M. E. Church
Presbyterian Church
Former Union Resident Joseph Upton Dies in Denver
Joseph Upton, uncle of L R Upton and brother of G S Upton, lived in Union area before moving west, dying in Denver on Monday November 25 at about sixty. Funeral and burial were in Brush Colorado where his daughter lives. He leaves three married daughters and a fourteen year old son. a cancer diagnosed two years ago is believed to have caused his death. He was known to Union residents and visited about two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Upton
G. S. Upton
L. R. Upton
Union
West
Denver
Hill Rose
Colorado
Brush
Upton
Union and
Harvest Home Meeting Led by Rev Shayler at Union Home
The Rev Bishop Shayler of Omaha visited Union for part of the day. He conducted Sunday services at Mont Robb's home with about 25 church members in attendance and a worthwhile service was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shayler
Omaha
Episcopal Church
That Place
Union
Mont Robb
Thanksgiving in Omaha Brings LaRues and Relatives Together
D. C. LaRue and wife and daughter Mrs. Bessie Garrett visited Omaha for Thanksgiving. They joined Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Garrett and Hubert LaRue the pharmacist from North Platte, and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis LaRue of West Point, where Mr. LaRue works as a barber. The gathering enjoyed good eats and a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
D. C
Getting Along Nicely After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs. John Stine who was taken to the hospital ten days ago after an appendicitis operation is reported to be getting along nicely. Mr Stine visited from Omaha and says the patient is improving and hopes she can return home by the week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stine
Stine
Omaha
Attend Church Services Protest Text
A brief item notes that people not at other church services are urged to attend local services today. The notice emphasizes participation and community worship without detailing specific churches or times.
Best We Make It Our Practice To Furnish The Very Best Goods
The notice proclaims a commitment to supplying top quality goods at affordable prices with a promise of the highest prices paid for country produce. It reflects a local advertising stance emphasizing value and fair trade.
Union Baptist Church Invites for Bible School and Services
W A Taylor pastor invites all to attend Bible school lessons and church services at Union Baptist Church. A cordial welcome and a feeling of home are promised as worship and study begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Union
W. A. Taylor
Red Cross Roll Call Encourages Local Support
Sixty three answered the roll call this year, five more than last year, with a plea for continued donations to aid veterans. Red Cross workers in 68 government hospitals assist 30,000 disabled veterans and families monthly, totaling 33,030,000 spent in service to armed forces. American Legion and Legion Auxiliary, urged by Chamber of Commerce president Wm Butterworth, push business support ahead of Armistice Day roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Plenty
Army
Navy
American Legion, Legion Auxiliary
Chamber of Commerce
Wm. Butterworth
U. S
Union Woman's Club Christmas Party Recalls Holiday Cheer
The Union Woman's Club and Extension club held their annual Xmas Party at Mrs. P. F. Rihn's home on December 3 with forty ladies in attendance. Business included a plan to send a Christmas box to Omaha's Children's Home. The program featured readings on Christmas around the world, notes on Christmas music, carols, and a snow ball gift reveal. A delicious luncheon followed as guests departed thankfull for the happy gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Woman's Club
Union Woman’s Club
Extension Club
P. F. Rihn
Omaha
L. R. Upton
C. B. Smith
Gussie Robb
Bethlehem Steel plans merger acquire Pacific Coast Steel assets
Bethlehem Steel of New York announced via E. G. Grace in San Francisco that it will acquire all properties and assets of Pacific Coast Steel and Southern California Iron and Steel. The plants at South San Francisco Los Angeles and Seattle will be run by a separate Pacific coast subsidiary with active management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
E. G. Grace
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Steel Company
Southern California Iron and Steel Company
South San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Omaha Woman Freed Of Stabbing Blame
A coroner's jury ruled Mrs. Panora Abariotes acted in self defense when she stabbed to death Charles Henes, her husband’s best friend, at her home. The verdict exonerated her and cited Henes as temporarily insane during the attack. Abariotes’ husband, Steve, said he would understand the tragedy as a sudden insanity. He rushed from Plattsmouth to help his wife after hearing the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Panora Abariotes
Charles Henes
Charles
Steve Abariotes
Abariotes
Plattsmouth
Question Validity of Minnesota Gag Law
State supreme court heard arguments on the 1925 newspaper gag law in an appeal from the suppression of the Saturday Press in Minneapolis. The case centers on constitutional questions raised by the law and its impact on press freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul. Minn
Minnesota
State Supreme Court
Saturday Press
Minneapolis
Ebenezer Church Bible School and Worship Services
Murdock Nebraska announces Bible school at 10 00 a m Morning worship at 11 00 a m Sermon The Lost Book Evening worship at 8 00 p m Sermon God Plan for My Life Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m President John Schlaphof Leader Alvin Oehlerking Announcement ends with inspirational quotes and invitation to worship H R Knosp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Nebr
Otto H. Miller
Christian Endeavor
John Schlaphof
Alvin Oehlerking
H. R. Knosp
U S Public Buildings Bill Seeks 215 Million Financing
Congress is urged to authorize 215 million dollars for federal building projects nationwide. The plan allocates 115 million for the District of Columbia and 100 million to other cities, targeting post offices and department buildings in areas with notable postal receipts. Several named cities in Nebraska Iowa and South Dakota may be considered for allocations if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congres
National Capital
Elliott
House Public Buildings Committee
Ellett
District of Columbia
Senate
Keyes
Senate Public Buildings Committee
Nebraska
Clay Center
David City
Sidney
Superior
Iowa
Waverly
Hampton
Storm Lake
Albia
Algona
Harlan
Independence
Indianola
Knoxville
Mt. Pleasant
Nevada
Osage
Pella
Sheldon
South Dakota
Hot Springs
World Herald
Philo Vance on Mystery Killing at The Canary Murder Case
Odell Margaret known as The Canary is found strangled in her apartment on Sept 10. Philo Vance arrives to solve the case as suspects include Mannix Spotswoode Lindquist and Cleaver with a mysterious locked room clue and a missing eyewitness. The Parmele theatre screens the film Friday and Saturday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Margaret
West 71St Street
Amy Gibson
S. S. van Dine
Margaret Odell
the Canary
Broadway
Philo Vance
Mannix
Spotswoode
Lindquist
Cleaver
Heath
Alys LaFosse
Canary Chorus
Jimmy Spotswoode
Vance
Alys
Canary
Jimmy
Parmele Theatre
Lincoln Highway Grading Near Completion Between North Platte and Suther land
The Lincoln highway between North Platte and Brady Island has nearly finished grading with gravel first laid between this city and Sutherland. Graveling started between Maxwell and North Platte, with grading to finish in two days. Detours remain for bus and truck traffic via Brady, while traffic crosses at Maxwell to Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Dec
Lincoln Highway
Brady Island
Sutherland
Maxwell
Brady
Gothenburg
Want Ad: Sell Your items in the Journal
Readers are invited to place want ads in the Journal to reach a broad audience. Submit descriptions of goods or services for sale and contact details for quick responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal
Want Ad Department
Bankruptcy discharge notice for Anton J Trilety in Nebraska
In the District Court of Nebraska Lincoln Division Anton J Trilety filed for discharge in bankruptcy No 1785. Creditors and interested parties must appear by January 5 1920 to oppose discharge and file objections with grounds within ten days. Referee in Bankruptcy Daniel H McLennan presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Nebraska
Lincoln
Anton J. Trilety
Nebraska
Daniel H. McLenanan
Passing of Edward Dehning Former Murdock Man
Edward Daniel Dehning born May 13 1888 in Omaha Nebraska died November 25 1929 in Detroit Michigan at 41. He worked as a plate glass setter with Midland Glass & Paint, served in the U S Navy shipyards in San Francisco during WWI, later moved to Detroit. Survived by brother Gustav Dehning Omaha and sisters Bertha Schliefert Louisville and Helen R Jones Omaha. Funeral December 1 Emmanuel Evangelical Church four miles northeast of Murdock with hymns and burial at the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Daniel Dehning
Christopher
Anna Dehning
Omaha
Nebraska
Detroit
Michigan
Mason Public School
First Evangelical Church
Gustav Dehning
Bertha Schliefert
Louisville
Helen R. Jones
Emmanuel Evangelical Church Announcements
Located four miles northeast of Murdock. Morning worship at 9 30 a m Bible school at 10 30 a m Aug Ruge superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Bible School
Ruge
Bates Book and Gift Shop Holiday Engraving Offers
The notice invites early Christmas shoppers to order engraved cards and gifts at Bates Book & Gift Shop, promising ready selections for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book & Gift Shop
Oklahoma Extradition Question Delays Vernon Case
Governor Holloway paused a decision on whether Tom Vernon should be extradited to California for a Southern Pacific train robbery or handed to Wyoming for a Union Pacific case. Los Angeles deputy sheriff Thomas J. Higgins sought Vernon’s return after a California confession. Wyoming requests a hearing. Vernon denies Wyoming robbery. Arguments from both states will determine Vernon’s release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Tom Vernon
Pawnee
Okla
California
Southern Pacific
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Holloway
Thomas J. Higgins
Los Angeles
Capital
Vernon
Emerson
Baxter Taylor
Call No. 6 With Your Order For Job Printing
A brief classified item instructs customers to call number six when placing orders for job printing services. The notice emphasizes prompt handling and ordering efficiency.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Department
Geo. A. Stites
Leo Roddy
Leo
Vera Upton
Madison
W. B. Banning
Chicago
Banning
H. W. Griffin
Ebenezer Evangelical Church
Philo Vance On
Edward Dehning
Emanuel Evangelical Cemetery
Emmanuel Evangelical Church Announcements
Parmele
Sam Brown
Sam
Ree Oh On
Nancy Carroll
Cary Cooper
Paramount Picture
Sena Mic Owen Stock Co
Casco
Farmer’s Co-Operative
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