Union County Notes Mixed with Visitors and Local Business
A stream of visitors and locals appears in Union and surrounding towns. Clyde Porter and Mrs. W. E. Bunning tour neighboring towns. Sherman Osborne returns near Boliver. J. Pollard sale at Nehawka draws attendees including J. J. Brendel and Charles Osborne. Hogs ship to Nebraska City. Rev. W. A. Tesler conducts services at Wabash. Col W. R. Young handles sales for J. J. Pothird and others. weather disrupts meetings. Mrs. Timer welcomes a girl. E. W. Keedy discusses nasal surgery progress in Omaha. Zenith radio installs bring news via radio. F. Harris, C of C member, attends Omaha meeting on a Platte River bridge project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Porter
Murray
W. E. Bunning
Lincoln
Shermian Osborne
Boliver
Moa
Dafon
Georer AL Stites
Nebraska
Opus
Charles Osborne
Union
South
Nebraska City
Edward Dewler
South Omihe
Nehawka
Three Oeback
Mondar
Foster
Clifford McQuin
Cofme
W. A. Tesler
Wabash
Mont Robb
Seward
Col W. R. Young
Plattsmouth
Nehewka
J. J. Pothird
J. H. Rhuman
David Murrey
John Armstrong
W. F. Sheeler
North Bend
Fred Timer
Iowa
Miss
Tiener
Zenith Radio
Associated Press
L. BR. Upton
F. Harris
Omaha
Commerc
Platte
Hwreapolis
Flattsmouth
Messrs
Fred H. Gorder
Geofree L. Farley
Visits and births brighten Union ties and homes
Carter of Los Angeles visited D. W. Foster in Union after a death in his family. Rhys Caldwell and spouse welcomed a baby girl while a later visit by the stork brought a young man to George Iixen’s home, where both families express happiness and steady health following the births and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Los Angeles
Calif
Lizhie
Union
D. W. Foster
del Caldwell
Stork
Rhys
George Iixen
Mauke
Dixon Pape
Mimi
Cadwell
Hastings Family Plans Winter in South
Robert E Hastings will spend the winter in the south with relatives. The party, including Mrs Dove Asche of Murray and Mr Ralph Malwin, will travel via Kansas City to Jacksonville Florida for the season. A light blizzard was noted moving from the south as they depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Robert E. Hastings
Kansas City
Jacksonville
Florida
Dove Asche
Nar Murray
Huastitss
Ralph Mal Iwin
Wife of George Washington discussed in Union dinner talk
A Union dining table debate questions Martha Washington's name and marriage with the Father of His Country. Some say Martha Custis or Martha Curtis, while others offer variants. locals puzzle over her maiden name and proper title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
George Washington
Merthe
Martha
Marth
Curtis
Custis
Minister Resigns After Nineteen Years at Wabash Church
The Rev. Tayior of the Warpriss church in Wabash has announced his resignation effective December 21 after nineteen years of service. He traveled weekly to services by automobile in all weather, leading hundreds of funerals with no discord among members as the church grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Tayior
Wabash
Tayior
Rise of Lazarus Faith Lesson From Bethany Text
The sermon recounts Jesus after hearing Lazarus is ill returning to Judea with the Disciples. Lazarus dies before Jesus arrives, prompting Martha and Mary to mourn. Jesus then restores life, demonstrating divine glory and belief among followers.
Resurrection and Life: Jesus Raises Lazarus for Believers
The account describes Mary and Martha mourning Lazarus as Jesus arrives. Jesus declares I am the resurrection and the life and commands the stone to be rolled away. He prays, then calls Lazarus forth, proving his divinity and the promise of eternal life for all who believe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Bitt
Judea
Perea
Jordan
Jerusalem
Bethany
Lazarus
Martha
Maury
Jesus
Cone
Lisgarus
Thor
Sem Fir
Suring
Christ
Tod
Son of God
Thomas
Jerico
Mary
Moe KoWing
Marthe
Lori
Gome
Jess
Lagaurus
Witarelligent
Shih
Ion
Catarrh Medicine Promises Quick Local Relief
An old advertisement touts Ball’s Catarrh Medicine with an ointment for topical care and an oral tonic said to cleanse mucous membranes through the blood. Sold by F. J. Cheney & Co. for forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
F. J. Cheney & Co
Loss of Apportionment for Nebraska School Districts
Fairbury Nebraska reports that 33 Jefferson county districts with ten or more children aged seven to sixteen will lose December 1924 and July 1925 apportionments. Each pupil’s share is about two dollars, affecting 750 pupils and the district fund by roughly 1560 dollars. The attorney general says the term length is set by pupil count, not district choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Bates Book and Gift Shop Expands Christmas Card Line
The Bates Book and Gift Shop announces its largest selection of Christmas cards ever, showcasing a wide range of designs and styles for the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Aid For Land Settlers Soon
A bill by Senator Kendrick of Wyoming proposes aided settlement within federal irrigation districts. The interior secretary could set aside or acquire up to 100 farms on unentered land at a cap of 100 dollars per acre, to be cleared and leveled at government expense and sold to experienced applicants with capital at least one quarter of the appraised value. Purchasers must reside on the land and payments follow the irrigation project method, with up to 3000 dollars advanced for permanent improvements and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dev
Kendrick
Wyoming
Secretary of the Interior
Mrs Propst Visits Omaha Before Early Burlington Trip
Mrs. W. N. Propst was a visitor in Omaha today and planned to catch the early morning Burlington train for a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Propst
Omaha
City
Burlington
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the Little
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Larry Semeon
R. D. Stine
Llum
Alex Eaton
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Frans Bros. Lumber Co
M. & Brises
Rising of
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Joe J. Stibal
Schmidtmann
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Fhru
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St. Louis
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Coli
H. To Thomas
Bitesgury
Pacteic Railroad
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RO A. M
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Etule
H. C. Leopold
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