Unioners Christmas Social Notes and Local Travels
Miss Nola Banning spends mid winter vacation with family in Nebraska City. George A. Stites visits Plattsmouth for business. Regions around Union feature Christmas dinners and gatherings with the Griffin and Greene families. Local residents attend to corn trading and travel between Union, Ashland, and Louisville. Jay Austin buys 1936 license plates and faces updated tax rules for vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola Banning
Nebraska
LAND, FARM and RANCH BARGAINS AND HOLIDAY VISITORS
Bargains listed for land farm and ranch properties with contact at Heisel Mill in Plertsmouth. Farm loans advertised through First Trust Co Nebraska City Nebr. Miss Pearle Banning hosted a Christmas dinner at Unison with her brothers and families including Joseph and John Banning of Alvo and W B Banning and family from Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Trust Co
Nebraska City
Nebr
Summer den built by Will Co. Carriher burns down
Jerry Carriher, grandson of Will Co. Carriher, had a summer den used to entertain friends. He spent Saturday there and a fire started after his departure. The entire structure was consumed within minutes. Firefighters arrived promptly and prevented spread. The building stood between the hotel and Mrs. Clara Davis's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Will Co. Carriher
Clara Davis
Entertained at Family Dinner at Rendall Home
Hose Rendall and daughter Miss Rachel hosted a fine Christmas gathering at their country home on Christmas Day. Guests included son David Rendall and family Mrs Rue H Frans and family of Syracuse and D Ray Frans and family of Union. All enjoyed an excellent dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose Rendall
Rachel
Trather
David Rendall
Rue H. Frans
Syracuse
D. Ray Frans
Union
Pickett Aids Wife In Omaha Hospital Visit
Earl Pickett accompanied his wife from Hartington to Omaha for a clinical checkup and treatment. He left briefly for a stop at Union before returning to their home in Hartington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Pickett
Hartington
Omaha
Mr. Pickett
Union
Omaha shop owner avoids city after robbery brief
Charles Atteberry went to an Omaha supply house Monday to buy car repair parts. While there a call informed him another nearby shop had just been robbed of over $1,000. He finished his purchases and returned home, believing Union was safer than the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Charles Atteberry
Mr. Atteberry
Becker Family Christmas Dinner Hosts in Union Home
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Becker and daughter Mary entertained at their Union home on Christmas day. A large gathering of immediate relatives enjoyed a very sumptuous dinner. Present were John Becker and wife, Henry Becker and family, Ray Becker and wife, Roy Becker and family, and Otto Ehlers and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Becker
Mary
Union
John Becker
Henry Becker
Ray Becker
Roy Becker
Otto Ehlers
Christmas Visit To Windsor Family In Missouri
Charles Land and wife with Mrs Land s parents Don Watkins and wife depart Sunday for Windsor Missouri to visit Mr Lands father and other relatives over the Christmas holiday. The trip marks a rare reunion as siblings have grown and married since last seeing relatives. They will also visit the former Watkins home in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Land
Family Gathering at Fitch Home on Christnna Day
Uncle Bud Fitch and wife hosted a family gathering with numerous relatives. A sumptuous dinner followed by visiting. Present were sisters Jennie Frans of Union Belle Frans of Murray and B. H. Riggs of Brewster among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. I
Uncle Bud) Fitch
Prezenit
Mr. Fitch
Mesdames Jennie Frans
Union
Belle Frans
Murray
BH. H. Riggs
Brewster
For Sale Hard Wood and Fence Posts North Of Nehawka
Sale notice offers hard wood at 2.50 per ton and good work posts at 12 percent each. Location two miles north of Nehawka, eighty rods from gravel road. Call Tele 2681, Nehawka. File note indicates display date around d23-2tw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
Call
Derailment Halts Marathon Train Near Nebraska City
A Missouri Pacific freight and passenger train derailed 200 yards north of the Nebraska City station. Two rear cars remained on track. no injuries reported as trains slowed to 15 mph. W E Lamb, Falls City division chief, led response and temporary track repair began immediately to restore through service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Nebraska City
W. E. Lamb
Falls City
Lamb
Union
Weeping Water
Auburn
Dunbar
Talmage
HOLC Foreclosure Suits Rise as Loans Administered
The Home Owners' Loan corporation reports 3,460 foreclosure suits representing 22.5 percent of principal and interest due. As of Dec 12 loans totaling $2.91 billion have been advanced to 961,401 homeowners from 1,884,422 applications, with 75,193 still pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
HOLC
Plan Hoppe r Control Iowa City
Plan for grasshopper control using a parasite malighameba lacustae developed at the University of Iowa labs is described as highly probable by Dr Kin. Field tests next spring and summer will show if the parasite can destroy hoppers naturally, saving farmers millions in crop losses nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
R. P. Kin
University Zoology Department
French Air Raid Drill At Major Naval Base
In Towlon France an air raid drill at the Mediterranean navy hub sent Arsenal workers from their buildings to shelters. Firemen and first aid crews simulated care for victims of an imaginary attack during the drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towlon
France
Mediterranean
Large farm equipment sale listing items from wagons to plows
A detailed auction catalog lists numerous farm implements and vehicles including wagons, buggies, hay equipment, mowers, planters, cultivators, disks, seeders, and a McCormick mowing machine. Also described are household furniture, stoves, a Singer sewing machine, game tables, and other unlisted items. Terms are cash with prior banker arrangements. items must be paid for before removal. Rex Young is the auctioneer with Henry A. Tool as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Triumph
McCormick
Sterling
Oliver
Janesville
Jenny Lind
John Deere
Singer
Public Auction on Moss McCarroll Farm Near Union
A public auction is announced as the owner quits farming. The sale will take place on the Moss McCarroll farm located one half mile east and two miles north of Union on paved highway No. 75. The notice emphasizes the farm’s location and the decision to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss McCarroll
Union
Public sale of live stock farm implements by Union Ladies
Tuesday December 31 at 7 30 p m the Union Methodist Ladies conduct a traditional on premises sale lunch provided. The catalog lists 20 head of live stock including four mules and a team mule pack totaling about 1200 1300 lbs plus 16 cattle several lactating cows a bull heifers steers and calves. Farm machinery and equipment follow with multiple wagons binders mowers rakes listers cultivators plows separators and related gear. A cream separator and other farm sundries complete the sale inventory. Proceeds benefit the Methodist Ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies of Union
Guernsey
Jersey
Sheriff's Sale in Cass County Nebraska
A public auction will occur at the south front door of the Cass County Courthouse on February 1, 1986 at 10 a.m. The sale covers the east forty six feet of lots 8 9 and 10 in block 31 Plattemouth together with appurtenances. The property belongs to Agnes Ann Bach and others to satisfy a 1925 judgment for Occidental Building and Loan Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sedgway
Cass County
Nebraska
Court House
Said County
Plattemouth
Agnes Ann Bach
Occidental Building and Loan Association
Plattamouth
Real Estate Auction Notice in County Nebraska 1836
On the first day of February A. D. 1836 at ten o clock a. m. a public sale for cash will direct ed the following real estate in County Nebraska. The notice outlines the property and terms of bidding.
Quiet title action in Cass County Nebraska
Teresa Hallas Adolph J Hallas Ludwig J Hallas Mary Hallas and Hattie Beal sue A D Felker Addie C Felker Joseph Hallas Richey Bros partnership and others to quiet their title to Lots 5 7 and 8 in Block 1 Mickelwalls Addition Portsmouth Cass County Nebraska and bar any interest by defendants. Plaintiffs seek permanent injunction and require answers by January 27 1936. ad9-10
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A. D. Felker
Alfred D. Felker
Addie C. Pelker
A. DL. Felker
Audie C. Felker
Hoeks
Joseph Hallas
Joseph Halas
Richey Bros
Mickelwaits
Plattsmouth
Cast County
Nebraska
Gummons
Teresa Halles
Adolph J. Hallas
Ludwig As Halies
Mary Hallas
Hattie Beal
District Court
Cass County
Mickelwalls
Portsmouth
Teresa Hallas
Ludwig J. Hallas
Notice of Suit to Quiet Title in Cass Nebraska Court
District Court in Cass County Nebraska hears Edith Donelan and Marcaret Donelan Brown as plaintiffs against John Magee and other defendants in a quiet title action. The filing initiates legal proceedings to determine ownership and resolve claims on the property. Proceedings set in district court, with parties named as plaintiffs and defendants in the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Cass
Nebraska
Edith Donelan and
Marcaret Donelan Brown
John Magee
John Biazgee
George Magee
Mars A. Magee
James C. Masee
Ruth L Magee
William S. Magee
Crissilla Masee
Benjamin F. Magee
Sarah Magee
Charlies
A. E. Alexander
Alexander
Mary A. Magee
James C. Magee
Crissilla Magee
Edith Donelan
Margaret Donelan Brown
District Court
County of Cass
Nebraskan
Township
Cass County
Missouri River Promised Navigable Route by 1937
Missouri river development boosters promise a navigable Missouri river by 1937, outlining plans and efforts to improve channels, locks, and dam infrastructure to boost commerce and regional growth.
Notice of Administration and Public Auction Sale
Notice is given that by virtue of a will and court order the administrator of the estate will sell the described real estate at public auction to the highest bidder. The property includes portions of sections and townships in the county, with listed lots and quarters, to the City of Flatissects. Sale begins at the south front door of the county courthouse at a stated hour on the specified date. The purpose is to settle the deceased's estate and distribute proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Wabesh
Manley
Louisville
South Pend
C. E. Sedgway
Cass County
Nebraska
Court House
Said County
Wwer
Startian ii
Chaska
Serta
Singh
James E. Ware
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Unioners
Charles E. McCarthey
F. H. McCarthey
George A. Stites
Plattamaith
Mary Taylor
Lincoln
W. Keedy
Ashland
W. K. Porter
Earl W. Keedy
Lester Schumaker
H. W. Griffin
C. L. Greene
Cedar Creek
Teller
Mitchell
Ronald McCarthey
F. Henrr- Carthey
Christus
Blair Porter
Frank Hafer
Geneva
Oscar
Ira Excers
Princeton
Frances Griffin
EH. W. Griffin
Oklahoma City
E. E. Griffin
Horrace Griffin
John Griffin
Francis Griffin
Mr. Griffin
Lester Shumaker
George Trunkenbolz
Trunkenbolz Oil Company
Alan
C. E. Morris
Silas Morris
Cc. E Morris
L. R. Upton
Sara
Beaver Crossing
Martha
Jay Austin
Heisel Mill
Plertsmouth
Mrs. Pickett
No. 6
Peralea
North Table Creek
Mall
Lam
Henry Oehierking
Rex Young
Henry A. Tool
Massey-Harris
Rock Island
W. E. Reynolds
Melissa Clarence
John Clarence
A. H. Duxbury
Glen Winters
Leslie Winters
Johanna C. Morley
Johanna Mookey
Sheriff's Sale
State of
Casa
H. Sylvester
T. F. Wiles
W. A. Robertson
Caz
Cassounty
John E. Hazzard
Chy
A. L. Tidd
Sarah
Ayrit
Bose
Aly
Scrrast Tl
Basia
Cnet
Iiss
Lyko
Aloo
J. Howard Davis
John Magee, Et al
Dj-Iw
Notich OF
Aiministha
Ital
Fecare
John “Ats
C. E. Martin
Eatale
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