Union Notes Show Local Visitors and Moving Plans
A long list of Union residents and guests fills the town pages. Visitors include Esther Olson in Union with friends, Mrs. George Garrison from Omaha, and Miss Dorothy Hall from Nebraska City. Local moves report Charles Boardman joining George Everett nearby, John Lyons and Rich ard from Plattsmouth visiting, and Henry Becker planning a new farm home. Community events include a May pole dance, a Baptist church picnic, and cemetery decorations by multiple families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Olson
Union
McCarthy
Sturm
Hollis Banning
Wayne Lewis
Nebraska City
Joe Bauer
B. F. Brendel
Mira McDonald
Lewiston
E. D. Stine
George Garrison
Omaha
J. C. Snaveley
Charles Hill
Robert Eaton
Percival
Charles Boardman
George Everett
Everett Farm
Edward Midkiff
Avoca
Frank Hughson
Mark White
Los Angeles
California
Virgil Mead
J. D. Lewie and Son
Lloyd
Northwest
Murray
Earl Merritt
Omaha Boosters
Culton
George Green
Pre Harritt
Dr. Barritt
Clyde Foster
Julien
Flora Gerrison
el Hathaway
Frank Young
Auburn
John Smith
Ann
Phattsmonh
Mollie Anderson
Wim. Taylor
A. L. Becker
George A. Johnson
Burwell
Catherine Stine
Raymond Becker
Nebraska
Ilda Applecate
Lincol
J. A. Walker
Margie
Cemetery Association
M. M. Roberts
Miss Greee
Villisca
Iowa
Graham
Cheyenne
Acob Dye
Tsane Dye
Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Church
Thomas McQuinn
Mary Taylor
Rachel
Barbara Tayior
Lincoln
J. C. Laktne
Grace Bovenrier
Union Schools
Ramwood
C. E. Severyn
Schuyler
C. E. Smith
Phelps, Mo
Plattsmouth
Gould Smith
Louis Ottnott
Baptist Church
Mary
Ethel Becker
Grandma Becker
M. B. Allison
Thede Frans
Eva
Union Cemetery
FE. E. Moore
Bele Frans
Nehawka
John Frane
Kemper Frans
John
Co. S Johnson
A. W. Propst
Johnson
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Eliza Vathast
China
M. A. Dearing
L., Graves
C. L Graves
Frans
John Lyons
Rnchard
Cordil
Mr. Beeker
Henry Becker
Henry
Assets That Interest Everyone
A promotional line urging keeping students in school and opening bank accounts to teach saving as the basis of long term financial success. It highlights starting economic education early and instilling the principal element of success through saving.
Eggs Shipped to Omaha Hospital by Wyomine Church
Members of the Episcopal church of Wyomine sent two cases of fresh eggs to the Omaha hospital served by the church. The eggs were donated by church members and received with thanks by hospital officials for their freshness and usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church of
Wyomine
Meany
Union
Miks Gassie Robb
Omaha
Commencement Exercises For Class Of 1921 Held
Town and surrounding residents attend graduation as the class of 1921 receives diplomas after years of study. Names mentioned include Marie Frans Enla Frans Winona Dr surt Fern Deles Dernier Alice Todd and Raymond Fahriander. The principal address was delivered by the state university agricultural extension superintendent with a talk titled New Wine in New Seet tles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Enla Frans
Winona Drsurt
Fern Deles Dernier
Alice Todd
Wmollis Bannives
Raymond Fahriander
Evernine
Agricultural Extension Board of
the State University
Mt Hope church and cemetery to be cleaned and repaired
Community leaders seek to save Mt Hope church and cemetery northeast of Union. They plan a fence to deter wandering animals and extensive repairs to the building. A Bible school is hoped to be organized there after restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hope
Union
May Pole Dance Delight At Union Public Schools
Primary students of the Union public schools enjoyed a delightful time when their teacher Miss Nettie Mc Carroll and Miss Jessie Todd treated them to a special May pole dancing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
The
Union Public Schools
Nettie McCarroll
Jessie Todd
Advertising Sample Purchases at Low Prices
An ad touts value with a promise that a dollar buys 100 cents of goods and offers random samples from stock including corn two cans for 25 cents and peaches or apricots for 30 cents.
Visiting couple heads east for extended trip
Mr and Mrs Harry Giguere and their young daughter left for the east to spend considerable time. They will visit Chicago New York and Canada with Mrs Giguere’s former home in Quebec where her mother also resides. They anticipate a most pleasant journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Harry Giguere
Chicago
New York
Canada
Giguere
Quebec
Reverend Taylor Delivers Memorial Day Addresses at Wabash and Weeping Water
Rev. W. A. Taylor of the Wabash church spoke at the Memorial Day service in Wabash cemetery, a jointly shared burial ground with Murdock. He then gave the principal memorial address in Weeping Water, earning praise for a clear and masterful presentation honoring veterans of three wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeping Water
W. A. Taylor
Wabash
Murdock
Yarlor
Mr. Taylor
Alumni Banquet at Baptist Parlor Ends Neatly
Alumni of Union High School held a Saturday banquet at the Baptist church parlor for forty three attendees. Miss Fannie McCarrell delivered the welcome with Marie Frans replying, and Verna Harris served as toastmistress. Speakers included Neomi Mauney, Mary Applezute, Robert Roddy, Deloris Dysart, Ralph Pesarsley, and Superintendent C. E. Severyn speaking on Light and Sun Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union High School
The
Baptist Church
Fannie McCarrell
McCarrell
Marie Frans
Rss
Mary Austin Applezute
C. E. Severyn
Marie
Mala Frans
Fern Deles Denier
Alice Todd
Winona Dysart
Raymond Fahrlander
Hollis Banning
Addie Austin
Edith Frans
Nettie McCarroll
Mercaret Niday
Dorothy Hall
Bessie LeRue
Naomi Mauzay
Frances Bauer
Deloras Dysart
Vernon Harris
Margaret Swan
Ellen Chapman
Messrs
Mesdames
Merritt Pollard
Fred Borne
H. C. Ross
Glen Todd
Ruth Reddy
Mary Austin Applegate
D. B. Lynde
Ralph, William, Henry
John Pearstey
Robert Reddy
Amos Hughson
Hubert la Rue
Clarence Dukes
David Kendel
Board elects teachers for coming year
The board of education has elected a number of teachers for the coming year but only two have signified acceptance. Those to accept are Miss Ronnie Ellis of Weeping Water and Miss Gladys Hall of Plattsmouth, with another teacher noted for exceptional success in prior schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Ronnie Ellis
Weeping Water
Gladys Hall
Plattsmouth
Banning Graduate Earns Diploma and Radio Operator License
Holla Banning son of Mr and Mrs W B Banning of this city graduated with high marks from Union High School last week and earned a diploma. He also received a radio operator license the same day, with Raymond A Brlander sharing two offices and pursuing the radio trade. The community commends his hard work balancing studies and radio work and expects success in his chosen field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holla Banning
W. B. Banning
Union High School
Raymond
Brlander
Banning
Nigh Eekhead
He .S'S
So Et
Ziv
Ball game ends in stubborn, drawn out contest
A lengthy, hard fought basketball game unfolds with a stubborn stoppage and tight play throughout the match, featuring persistent defense and late scoring to decide the outcome.
One-row machine for listed corn sale
A compact classified note advertises a single row machine for listed corn with contact via phone 2013. The terse item implies a price or availability and invites interested buyers to call.
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Union Department
KR. Troop
Bank of Union
M. W. A. Hall
Union, Nebr
W. H. Dubois
Sherwin-Williams Co
Frans Bros’. Lumber Go
R. D. Stine
Union Sinebr
Aliie Messinger
J. We. Gilmore
W. GG. Boedeker
Bank of Murray
Henry A. Guthmann
PF R Guthman
Maradeock
F. R. Guthman
Cash
Willis
A. R. Dowler
Proprietor Union
Nebr
Lincoln County
Colorado
L. R. Upton
Chas. Bowdish
Farmers Mercantile Company
W. H. Porter
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