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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1925

Page

2

Union residents report daily life and visits in Union Nebraska

The column lists local happenings including visits by Ottie Keene Mrs Wayne Garrett and Miss Winona Dysart. It notes medical recoveries ongoing host interactions at several homes and business moves with occasional weather and market remarks.

Ottie Keene Wayne Garrett Winona Dysart Nebraska City Herman CC Ross Pleasant Hill Charlies Swan Palmers Union

Union Theatre Presents The Third Alarm and Fighting Bleed

Saturday night program features The Third Alarm a dramatic tribute to firemen and their families plus Round No 1 of the Fighting Bleed comedies. Twelve acts in all. Fire and police drama and humor at the Union Theatre.

America

Reward for information on missing black and tan female hound

A ten dollar reward is offered for information leading to the binding of a black and tan female trailing hound. The note indicates two toe nails are missing from the front foot and is signed by Willis Eaton in Murray, Nebraska.

wWillis Eaton Murray Neb

Milk Toast Mixup Distracts Local Friends

Joseph Ellington, 63, visiting John Tigner and wife, learned milk toast was prepared with milk that turned to water after a prank. A 2071 woman from the country arranged the dairy, but the pail was emptied and water poured in. Neighbors joke about the incident as old friends recall the mishap.

Joseph Ellington Tigners John Tisner R. J. Stine Zigner

Entertaining Dinner at Binner Rey and Mrs Taylor

Last Saturday Mr and Mrs R E Taylor and Mr and Mrs Charles Ho back with their daughter Marjorie and son Donald joined Binner Rey and Mrs W A Taylor for a pleasant dinner gathering with several friends.

Binner Rey W. A. Taylor Charles Hoback Marjorie Donald

Dinner guests hosted by Mr and Mrs L G Todd

Mr and Mrs L G Todd entertained at their home last Sunday for the day and dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Vance Todd of Calgary Dwyer Todd and family of Norden Nebraska Clifton PD Smith and family of Union and Miss Alice Todd home from the state university for the weekend.

L. G. Todd Vance. Todd Calgary Canada Dwyer Todd Norden Nebraska Clifton PD. Smith Union Alice Todd The State University

Notice of Attachment in Cass County Nebr 1924

Clara A Davis is named in an attachment action with D Ray Frans as plaintiff. The justice of the peace L G Todd issued an order for $47.46 against money in the hands of A W Propst as defendant, with the hearing reset to February 16 1925 in Union Nebraska.

Clara A Davis L. G. Todd Liberty Precinct Cass County Nebraska D. Ray Frans Clara A. Davis A. W. Propst Union

Former Resident of Migh Mes in West Laid to Rest

Silas Martin Cox was laid to rest in Hermosa cemetery after a chapel service at 10 oclock. A Baptist member for forty years in his native state and two years locally, Cox was honored by a Klansman ritual at the service, with sixteen white-robed members bearing the American flag and a red and white floral cross. Rev. G B Dye officiated in San Bernardino, with a quartet and readings from Scripture. Pallbearers included J T Bagwell and W R Ellery among others. Cox formerly ran a Union hotel and built property later occupied by F H McCarty and family.

Silas Martin Cox Hermosa The Baptist Church Klan G. BR. Dye First Baptist Church of San Bernardino Horace B. Blood Everett Hines J. T. Bagwell W. R. Ellery G. W. Ogaden E. E. Ward Cox Union F H. McCarty Cass County

Sorrow Follows Happiness As Newborn Dies In Tragic Turn

Mr and Mrs George H Shinn welcomed a baby last Friday but the child died soon after birth funeral services were held Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev W A Taylor and the interment was in West Union cemetery Mrs Shinn is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Eaton and with her husband and parents receive many friends sympathy

R. M. Taylor Union Winfield Swan John Armstrong Weynie Garrett Omaha Garrett D. C. ieRue Woodman of the World J. G. Todd The Missionary Society Todd H. M. Shumaker Murray Woman's Christian Temperance Union Wes Mrs. Shumaker R. J. Stine Ira Clark Barger George H. Shinn W. A. Taylor West Union Cemetery Shinn Albert Eaton

Dunbar Teams Play Union in Friday Night Games

Dunbar sent both boys and girls teams to meet Union in two contests. Union girls defeated Dunbar 27 to 24, while Dunbar boys beat Union boys 17 to 4 in front of a large crowd.

Ecaume Dunbar Union School Heve Union Iassies Dunder Boys Union Boys

Stock For Sale or Trade in Union Nebraska

I offer 8 mules 2 jacks 6 mares 2 geldings and 2 tried three type Poland China sows for sale or trade. Call G. S. Upton Union Neb.

G. S. Upton Union Neb

Doering Rites Include German Hymns at City Service

The service honored a departed lady with English and German hymns. Frank A. Cloiet led with Some Day We'll Understand and Jesus Savior Pilot Me. Miss Marie Kaufmann and Rev. Kohler sang a German hymn duet. Interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery beside her husband who had died earlier.

City Frank A. Cloié@t Jesus Marie Kaufmann Kohler Oak Hill Cemetery Doering

Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support

We express appreciation to friends neighbors and organizations who assisted and sent tokens during our bereavement of wife and mother J B Parker and Family.

J. BD. Parker

Sweet Clover Seed Direct from Grower

W F Nolte advertises direct sweet clover seed from a grower with farm prices and invites readers to phone for an order estimate.

Bertschey Duplex By Pass Gas Saver Gaining Popularity

A Dayton auto man tested the Bertschey Duplex By Pass device and praised its gas saving effect and power. Orders pour in from across the country as shops stock the gadget for car owners and drivers seeking efficiency.

Dayton Ohio

Railroad officials pass thru en route to Omaha conference

This morning on No.15 the private car of General Manager Thiehoff of the eastern lines passed through the city en route to Omaha for a conference of rail heads. The car of President Hale Holden also passed through.

No.15 Burlington Thiehoff Missouri River Omaha Hale Holden

Holden Moved by Burlington Express to Omaha Meeting

A Burlington Express train at 10:15 this morning conveyed Mr. Holden to a meeting in Omaha.

Burlington Express Mr. Holden Omaha

Expressions of thanks for sympathy at bereavement

The Vernon and Walton families express gratitude for the kind deeds and sympathy shown during their time of sorrow after the death of a loved one. They request the same gentle treatment for friends who face sorrow, signed by Mrs. C. H. Vernon and family and others named.

C. H. Vernon P. T. Walton A. L. Vernon J. H. Urshell

Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted for Digestive Aid

Advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a national remedy for dyspepsia. Claims strengthen digestion and purify the blood. Available at drug stores for $1.25 per bottle.

Wse Burdock Belnod

Couple travels to Omaha for a morning visit and business

Joseph Kanka and his wife were among travelers heading to Omaha this morning to spend a few hours visiting friends and to take care of some personal business matters. Journal Want Ads pay. Try them.

Joseph Kanka Omaha

Lost hunting dog offered reward for return

A brick and tan hunting dog is missing. The owner Willis Eaton offers ten dollars for the dog’s return. The dog has two of its toes missing. Contact Willis Eaton at 115-2wks.

Funeral of Mrs Doering Held at Jahrig Home

Christine Doering, longtime resident, died Thursday afternoon. Her funeral was held Saturday at the J R Jahrig home on North 6th Street with many relatives and friends attending. Services were conducted by Rev Kehler of Omaha and Rev Frank Emory Pfoutz of the First Methodist Church.

J. R. Jahrig N. 6Th Street Christine Doering Kehler Omaha German Methodist Church Frank Emory Pfoutz First Methodist Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Union Department W. A. Harding Bethany J. D. Cross Emma Dill South Bend Irvin Echo School McCarthy Frank Boggs Metropolis W.W. H. Porter T L. G. Todd Fuel Taylor Henry Schwartz Ellis LaRue J. A. Simmons Mr. Simmons Missouri Pacific Eugene Austin Austin Union Theatre Ralph Lewis Johnnie Walker Eila Hall Ora Clark Union, Nebraska R. D. Stine Union Carmel West Bear Sk Us Cornell-Wood Board Frans Bros. Lumber Co PD. Ray Fprans Chas. L. Graves Migh Mes West S. M. Cox Dan Phoenix Hosiery W. FL Nolte Dodge Main Street Plattsmouth, Neb
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