Union News Recaps Holiday Visits And Church Gift
Mrs. Lula Hoback visits Union over Christmas while nursing studies continue in Omaha. Baptist Ladies Aid gives Mrs. J. B. Taylor a Japanese table cover and napkins. Families from Union, Nehawka, and Plattsmouth share holiday meals and travels to Nebraska City and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Hoback
Barchment Hospital
Omaha
Union
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
J. 8. Tayor
Mollie Carrens
Mae Shotwell
Kansas City
Nebraska City
Daniel Lynn
John Ligeott
Mat McQuinn
John B. Taylor
J. B. Taylor
Merrit Pollard
H. M. Frans
Mable Hanson
Hans Hanson
Peopl
W. Clark
Union Hotel
Messrs
Ira
Fred Clark
Toe Shivey
Union Social Club
Foster
Jater
Trin
Emececciul
Inia
Service as a Plainspoken Promise in Advertising
A word common in ads becomes a factual claim about how a company treats customers. The passage frames service as a sincere practice aligned with the company’s preaching, turning rhetoric into a demonstrable standard.
Local notices and visits span Union Cass County
sickness and recoveries loom as Bert Frutis lies ill with lagrippe at home while others travel visits and business across Union Plattsmouth Avoca and Murray. Wires J Niday returns to Lincoln for health treatment. Miss Elsie Taylor leads league activities. many residents visit relatives spend holidays and ship cattle to markets.
Union Post Office Mail Schedule North Section
Union Post Office timetable lists Lincoln Branch at 1 15 p m and credits Lyda Clare P M as a named contact in the North section.
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Union Post Office
North
P. m. Lyda Clare P. MM
Baptist church Christmas exercises earn praise from attendees
The ladies who led the Christmas program at the Baptist church express appreciation for the excellent results and the warm reception by church members and the general public who attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Taffy Pull Delights Couton Youth At Everett Home
A jovial taffy pull at George Everett and wife welcomed a number of Couton young people. The gathering featured old fashioned merriment, lively songs, and fond times. Guests praised the hosts for an excellent entertainment that kept the crowd amused until late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couton
George Everett
Christmas Sunday School Program At Methodist Church
The Methodist Church Sunday school program held last Wednesday evening as part of the Christmas entertainment was well attended and meritorious. Miss Ernie Taylor directed the children in their performances, earning praise for the quality of their renditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Ernie Taylor
Will Spend Winter on Coast
Omaha lawyer H. Taylor and his family left for the west last Wednesday to spend the winter in Los Angeles. He said in a letter en route that they would arrive Friday and he would inform his mother about the trip. The party expects an excellent mild winter in the southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Taylor
Omaha
West
Los Angeles
Taylor
Land of Sunshine and Flowers
Expresses Appreciation For Kindness Shown To Reverend Morrison
Reverend L Morrison thanks friends for warm expressions of kindness and support received, noting deep appreciation and heartfelt gratitude for the thoughtful gestures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. L. Morrison
Social Club Reelects Officers At First Regular Meeting
The Union Social club held its first regular meeting since organization and reelected all officers originally chosen at founding. No new officers were added as the group confirmed continuity in leadership.
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Union Social Club
North James Lewis Returns North After Union Visit
Making Home in North James Lewis has lived in Union for fourteen years. He departed for the northern part of the state last summer and has since resided there. He arrived in Union recently, visited until Tuesday, then returned north to continue his residence there.
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James Lewis
Union
Will Hold Convention in May at Muffalo New York
The North Baptist church will hold its general convention in Muffalo New York this May. Last year’s convention was in Denver. Many ministers plan to attend, with churches arranging to send and cover expenses so the trip aids ministers through idea exchange with hundreds of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Baptist Church
Muffalo
New York
Denver
Resuming Work at State Farm on 80 Acre Hortical Station
Resuming Monday morning WW Banning with his force of workmen went to the state owned farm where an horticultural experimental station is being developed on the 80 acres bought recently. Work on foundations for new slate buildings paused by cold weather, but with milder temperatures now back in progress. A house will be built on the farm to be occupied by the caretaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Banning
Iavnps
Graves Family Visits Central City for Christmas
Harry Graves and his wife with their young daughter Helen arrived from Union to visit relatives in Central City. Graves, a traveling representative for M. E. Shafer Co. of Omaha, returned home on Christmas night for pressing business, while Mrs. Graves stayed for a longer visit with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Muscavager
Plattssouth
A L. Beeker
Tnion
Plattsmouth
Mary Taylor
Rachel
A. Taylor
Dreazster
Elsie
University Place
Ethel
Warne Lewis
Union
Levir Evest
Lewis
Earl Merrit
W. A. Terlor
Omaha
Taylor
W. M. Cieave
Mrs .Taylor
Viola Smith
Denver
Rev. Taylor
Harry Graves
Helen
Central City
Mr. Graves
Altorner L. Graves
Mrs. Graves
W. Mark
Edith Frans
James Frans
Lincoln
Mesdames Roy Gerking
Earl Wolfe
Wholesome Austin Aids Child After Sled Accident
Deaa Austin, devoted to helping children, offered a ride to a young lad. a sideboard on his bob fell, wounding the boy’s scalp. Dr. Swab treated the injury and the boy is recovering at home with his mother Ora Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaa Austin
Nan
Joe
And
Airs
Ora Clark
Mr. Austin
Funeral for Mrs. Charles Klitner Held at Nehawka
Mrs. Charles Klitner of Nehawka died December 26 1919 after a life of service to others. Rev W A Taylor conducted the funeral at the Nehawka Methodist Episcopal church with interment in Mt Pleasant cemetery. She organized Royal Neighbors and lived in Nehawka nearly a quarter century after earlier years in Plattsmouth. The community lauds her fraternal spirit and devotion to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A.taylor
Charles Klitner
Nehawka
Wabash
Klitner
East
Plattsmouth
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Taylor
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Delightful Luncheon Features Notables From Atchison
A gathering enjoyed music and singing with a long list of attendees including Miss Ora Clark Miss Marie Frans and several Frans LaRue and Fahrlander families. Attendees hailed from Atchison Kansas Pawnee City and included Rev and Mrs J B Taylor with their two sons James and John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Clark
Marie Frans
Veriie Harris
Eula Frans
Flora Gurrilson
Margaret Swan
Ellen H. Chapman
Edith Frans
Frances M. Beuer
Bessie LaRue
Dee Garrison
Lyda Clark
Beulah Sons
Ellis LaRue
Arnold Fahrlander
Herbert LaRue
Guy Stokes
Helen Todd
Lemuel Farrit
New Year’s Services at Hapist Church With Banquet
Church to hold morning and evening services next Sunday. Morning sermon precedes a banquet in the basement Bible school room hosted by church ladies. Rev. Tayior will toastmaster the event with several members toasts. A meeting report appears next week in the Journal.
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Hap-ist
Tayior
Parishioners Honor Rev Taylor and Wife with Shower
The Baptist church members and many friends held a miscellaneous shower for Rev and Mrs Taylor last Saturday evening. Gifts covered many wants and were valuable, expressing the community’s goodwill toward the pastor and his wife. The couple gratefully acknowledged the kind efforts of parishioners and friends who joined in the joyous occasion.
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The
Baptist Church
J. B. Taylor
Sermon on A Clean Heart at Methodist Church
Rev. A V Hunter preached on Create in me a clean heart and renew a right spirit within me. The morning service centered on The Trail of a Lost Ideal with an original poem contrasting the paths of a lost ideal and the Jesus road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Hunter
Methodist Church
Hunter
Lost Ideal and Paths of Faith in a Moral Reflection
The text contrasts two groups on life's highways, one united by faith and Godly aims, seen as a blessing to others, and the other on the lower planes, lacking ambition and succumbing to a careless, godless life after compromising conscience. It suggests a clear moral divide and calls for steadfast spiritual zeal.
For Sale: Jack and Mare and Stud Findings
Classified notice listing a young jack for sale and a good mare eight years old weighing 1400 pounds. Also a heavy work harness and White Plymouth Rock roosters. Located in Cedar Creek Nebraska from Ira Bates. Burdeck Blood Bitters advertised for blood purification and digestion at 1.25.
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Big Young Jack
Plymouth Rock
Ira Bates
Cedar Creek
Nebraska
For Trade Ten Baby Birds Seek Corn Trade
Advertisement lists ten young birds aged eight to twelve weeks offered for trade for corn. Contact M. B. Allen at telephone 248-J.
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M. B. Allen
Mrs. Paul Outland Visits Superior Parents Departing
Mrs. Paul Outland of Superior Nebraska leaves after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Buttery in the city this afternoon to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Outland
Superior, Neb
Frank M. Buttery
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Union Department
Bank of Union
Bert Frutis
Lagrippe
Latha Porter
Avnes
Afr
Ors Copie
Marites Tucker
Nelanka
Dewen
Falls City
Inez
Wm. Woebuck
Union Attorzue
Graves
Avoca
L. Morrison
Syracuse
L. Stroue
Daniel Lyun
Plattemouth
Jack Haifatt
Weepine Water
W. Cheney
Kansasity Market
Niday
Haw
I. V. Davis
Elmwood
Geo. H. Meissteer
Messinger Farm
Carey Stotler
Laa
Cass
Elsie Taxler
Loren Morrison
College View
Christiaa-tide
Vera
Don Born
Henry Born
L. G. Todd
Herman Belke
Coton
Elsie Taylor
E. W. Keedy
Ida Freeman
Tnien
Ingrippe
Eichward Everett
Waithit
W. L. Crawford
Flora Sans
Murray
Charles Garrison
Lincoln Branch
Frank Boggs
Imicderm Woodman
Joyce Kilmer
France
Frans Bros. Lumber
Fletcher
Emaine Castoria
Nikes
God of All Men
Jack
Burdeck
FOR Trade
R. D. Stine
Mebraska
Farmers Mercantile CO
Union, Nebraska
A. L. Becker
Robert Willis
DRS
Paxton Block
E. R. Tarry
Omana, Nebraska
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