Union Department ER. Chapman hogs at packing house
Union notes list many residents visiting, moving, and recovering from illness. Ed Lewis, K. Db. Clark, Ed Slocomb, L. G. Tod, and others appear in Union and nearby towns. Albert Eaton buys a house, Harold Taylor improves, several locals attend church and social events, while typhoid and rheumatism affect a few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Chapman
Nebraska City
Ed Lewis
Murray
Union
Mandar
K. Db. Clark
Weeping Water
Ed Slocomb
Near Mynard
G. Tod
Formily
Glen Todd
Near Murray
Mollie Garrens
Joe Walch
James Hamilton
George Warren
Lincoln
Joseph Fetzer
Plattenmouth
J. M. Patterson
Albert Eaton
Bank of Union
E. £. Leach
Harold Tayior
Nehawka
Local Lineman Varce Barton Shifts Utility Lines Underground
Varce Barton of Union Mutual Tels hone company converts overhead lines to underground systems but faces questions over workmanship. Community sources note potential benevolent projects tied to the conversion and ongoing construction plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varce Barton
Union Mutual Telshone Company
Vastice
Mege
Methodist Church Ladies Prepare Charity Event
A fragment recounts Methodist church women arranging a Saturday gathering at a local venue. The text notes choir involvement and mentions a visiting preacher, highlighting community effort and church activities within Grint.
Discontinued Work Plans Due to Winter Attendance and Funds
There was notable interest earlier in the series of meetings but as winter ends and attendance wanes the project will be continued with no provisions for funds. Lack of money for janitor services and lights leads to discontinuation of the work for the present.
Union Market Moves to East Woodman Room on Main Street
The Union Market owned by Mrs. Ciara Davis and W. C. Cerraher shifts from between the nostoriics and the break to the east Woodman room on upper Main street. A twenty dollar rent difference exists between the two rooms, and the upper room will serve the purpose as well as the one previously occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciara Davis
W. C. Cerraher
East Woodman Room
Upper Main Street
Christmas Gathering at Baptist Parsonage Leads to Feast
An official board meeting at a Baptist church parsonage drew a crowd last Friday evening. A single guest entered unadmitted and was followed by fifty nine more, all bringing abundant food. Guests departed after a merry Christmas wish to Rev and Mrs Miller. W Lt Hobock and daughters Hattie and Lelia will host a dinner at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Frans
Piattsmouth
Esperinendent
C. E. Severyn
A. T D. Hathaway
Dorchester
Fliich
Union
Alice Todd
Naomi Manfo
Lincoln
Rh. D. Stine
Merchant Prince
C. L. Graves
Nebraska City
C.S. Aldrich
Elmwood
Lok
W. Clark
Omaha
James Reeves
Flord Sexton
Charles Hethewey
McCarthy and Sturm
LeRoy Miller
S. Miller
Peru
Virginia Hunicutt
Selota
The
Baptist Church
Tomeone
Mrs. Miller
W. Lt. Hobsck
Misses Hattie and
Lelia
Christmas Day Services at Baptist Church
Misspelled OCR notes regular Christmas day services at the Baptist Church with morning lessons and evening service. Youth groups prepare offerings and evening program details are listed in the fragmentary text.
Christmas Day Services at Methodist Church
Morning Christmas Day service at the Methodist Church will precede with the Bible reading. In the evening Rev Warren will go home for Christmas. Epworth Sevene plans a Fellowship meeting at the church with a lunch before the society’s regular services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Epworth
Christmas Entertainment Planned by Methodists at Church
The indies of the Methodist church and Bible school members will stage a Christmas nature program at the church building on Saturday evening this week. It promises to be a worthwhile event for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Bible School
Christmas Eve Church Program By Union Baptist Ladies
The Union Baptist Church ladies are preparing a program to be presented at the church on Christmas Eve. The event will be a worthwhile entertainment with participation from church school members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Baptist Church of Union
School Life Notes From Becker Through Holiday Break
Miss Wobster and Miss Newmarn visited rooms midweek. School dismisses Friday December 28 for a one week Christmas vacation, with classes resuming January 2. Seniors' Sarah Johnson substituted briefly for BR Ww Tiernoor. National Intelligence Tests given to grades 3 through 12 with 17 minute total. five parts indicate mental ability. Traveling library reports one shipment returned from State Library Commission. 42 books written in the set, checkout over five times. Another traveling library due early January. Becker’s hall hosts a film on Thursday featuring two reels Panama Canal, Nebrasta apple industry, and cattle raising. Christmas carol story suggested. Parent-Teachers meeting held at the school assembly Friday evening. Health talk by Dr. Furay on dental issues and tonsil health for all students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wobster
Newmarn
Sarah Johnson
State Library Commission
Zo'slock
Becker's
Nebrastae
Prion
Wassoitinn
Tre
Ferrelery
Mim Tollister
Miss Tobin
Fletcher
Geraldine Roddy
Vera Upton
Furay
Peace era praised and Triner remedies advertised
The notice promotes peace between nations and urges digestive health with Triner’s bitters and bitters wine. It includes customer endorsements from Wilber Nebraska and Ituna Saskatchewan and invites readers to obtain the 1922 Triner wall calendar by sending ten cents to Joseph Triner Company Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ireland
Warshington
Pacific
Triner
John Skrolla
Wilber
Nebr
Decapuber Sréd
Joseph C. Bielinski
Ituna
Sack
the Pioneers
Joseph Tuiner Company
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Household Remedy Advert Tooled to Family Ailments
A 19th century ad touts Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil as a universal household remedy for bruby's croup Willie's daily cuts and bruises mother's sore throat and grandma lameness. The oil is priced at 30 cents and 6 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruby
Willie
Thomas
Wabash Happenings and State Budget Notes
Mrs. Ira Bosworth visited her daughter in Esele and others from Wabash went to Lincoln for the special at Mount Hope schoolhouse. The report notes university spending excesses vs. appropriations and Governor McKelvie’s statements on a special session and potential repeal only if urged by a legislative majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKelvie
Nonpartisan League
Dehning Family Host for New Year Sendoff
Mr and Mrs Henry Dehning entertained at their home on Saturday evening with a large gathering of relatives friends and neighbors in honor of their son Mrs and Mrs L C Dehning and daughter Nora who plan to spend the winter in Oklahoma. About eighty attended enjoying music and games and late refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dehning
L. C. Dehning
Nora
Oklahoma
Albert Bauers
William Bauers
Gust Mruers
Ed Bauers
Emil Bauer
Rosena
John Kreckler
William Wilkens
Greenwood
Henry Westfall
Chas. Hertle
Esther
Nora Hertle
Alvo
Fred Bauer
Albert Dehning
Martha
Lena
Fred Weisheit
Henry Gerbeling
Dan Reuter
Carl Schlophoff
Clara Oehlerkine
Henry Sehlueter
Ten
Martha Bornemeier
Emil Heckter
Louis Dehning
H. P. Dehning
Wabash
Henry Smith
Lincoln
Leona
Florence Meyers
Weeping Wester
Herman Mehning
Louisville
Bertha Merkle
Henry Heineman
Murdock
Shorthorn Bull For Sale Listed By George H Shrader
Two year old Shorthorn bull offered for sale by George H Shrader of Union Nebraska. Contact Union phone for details and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Shrader
Union
Union, Neb
State outlines massive 1922 tax and expense cuts
Governor McKelvie orders a one million dollar cut to the 1922 tax roll and another million on farmer and homeowner road costs with gas tax. Wages face six percent reductions, and a 5 percent salary cut exempts $1,000 per employee. Departments must report reductions within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
MecKelvie
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Limec
Nels Murtio
Krey
del Irwin
Metrasin
Fils
Opien
Smd
Wight Sr
Errard
Vinitine
Trim Cousty
F. Fiarria
Hiis
Ginnes
St. Lee
Pollard
Mim
Stoy Upton
Mallissa Yaslor
Milford
Soldiers and Sailors
Charles Yonker
AR. Downer
Jourgensen
Wowler
Albert Willis
Dr. Furay
Roy Yorker
Missouri Pacific
Douglas
Vernon T. Arn
Lee Menit Dow
Walter Olson
Ah Pons
Sos
Turkort
Piatiamouth
John
Charles Hoback
W. A. Taylor
Owlns
Taylor
Wahead
Poland
China
G. S. Upton
Union Nebraska
the Auto Man
Buddy Lee
A. L. Becker
Nebraska
Lincoln County
Colorado
L. R. Upton
Chas. Bowdish
Union, Nebr
Mate A
Grent Snertss
Grint
Krat Ethnio
Wales
Will Tirronties
Channes Lornation of Business
Journal
Acs
Ira Bosworth
J. W. Jones
Esele
Ollie Allis
Ruth
O. Thomas
Will Murfin
L. R. Stanley
Glenn van Evers Guteed
Lincolin
Hex Speial
Mount Hope Schoo House
Wabash Reporter
D. R. Mitchell
M. E. McDonald
S. A. Jackman
C. H. Gibson
Bross
University
Normal
Norfolk
M’kelvie
Phil Bross
Holly
H. Wi.sgennichsen
Lectricccaagt
Jess Varga
Frady’s
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