Union Visitors and Local Arrivals Highlight Week
A flurry of visits and travel notes from Union Nebraska covers A L Becker and O A Kittle surveying lands near Hayes Center, Z W Scirader visiting from Nehawka, and multiple families from Gothenburg Lincoln Plattsmouth and Omaha dropping in. Memorial day services at the Methodist church drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Becker
O- A. Kittle
Hayes Center
Z. W. Scirader
Nehawka
Union
K. D. Clarke
J. R. Stine
Plattsmouth
Memorial
R. D. Stine
W. L. Stine
Service as a Fact Promises Sincere Practice in Ads
The message states that service is more than a slogan and is an actual commitment. It emphasizes that the firm treats service as a genuine practice, matching its preaching with real action.
Union social round up notes visitors and events
Geo Hastings of Nebraska City visited Union over Sunday and Memorial Day. Several locals hosted guests, including L G Todd, Miss Fannie McCarroll, and John Finkle returning from Colorado. The community announced church services, exams, social events, and family visits with multiple trips to Plattsmouth, Omaha, and Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hastings
Nebraska City
Union
Harry Tipton
M. V. Davis
G. Hansen
Nehawka
Kansas City
Fannie McCarroll
Oliver Finnie
Auburn
Union Sunnday
Finnie
Vesta Clark
Lyda Clark
John Finkle
Burlington
Colorado
M. Ei
Bible School
Sounge Peoples Society
Picknickers from Union Visit Louisville Gathering
A Union group of young people held a picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Vallery in Louisville. Attendees included Viola Willis Laura Willis Mud Willis Delores Pysart Menona Dysart and Harold O Rourke of Omaha. They returned home last Sunday evening.
Union Ball Team Adopts New Uniforms for Summer Games
Members of the Union ball team have purchased full regalia including suits caps and shoes for summer games. Across the breast is the word Union giving a sharp uniform look for upcoming matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Sciota Sunday School Social Raises Funds
The Sciota Sunday School held an ice cream social at the school house last Monday. A large interested crowd from the community attended and contributed to benefit the Sunday school, yielding a goodly sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota
Reverend Morrison Returns From Des Moines Conference
The Rev. L. Morrison, who attended the general conference of the Methodist church in Des Moines Indiana, returned home last week and reports an interesting time. He witnessed the ordination of seventeen new bishops of the Methodist church there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Morrison
Geeral
The
Methodist Church
Des Moines
Union Man Buried in Magnet Nebraska
W R Dodson born March 26 1860 in Henry county Missouri moved to Union Nebraska with Mary Lucretia Jones in 1882 later living in Otoe and Cass counties then Magnet where he died last week. Survived by three sons five daughters five brothers one sister and in laws LaRue of Union. Funeral by Rev W A Taylor May 26 at Magnet with Magnet cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
North
W. R. Dodson
Missouri
Henry
Clinton
Mary Lucretia Jones
Nebraska
Otoe
Cass
Magnet
Inlaw
LaRue
W. A. Taylor
Willis Car Sales Move as New Ford Arrivals Arrive
Robert Willis of Willis Garage sold several Ford cars recently received and a used car to Ralph Davis. Only one new car remains unsold as the week began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Willis
Willis Garage
Ford
Ralph Davis
B P R Eggs For Sale In Nehawka Nebraska
Maybelle Troop of Nehawka Nebraska advertises B P R eggs for sale at one dollar per fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. R. Eges
Maybelle Troop
Nehawka
Neb
Nehawka Beats Union In Tight Sunday Ball Match
Nehawka defeated Union 21 to 16 after buying player H W Griffith from Union earlier. Union lineup included Pearceley Lynde Eat on Wolf Hoback Hathaway Bruce Wolf Kline, while Nehawka featured Kimball Rutledge C Cooper Johnson Griffith purchased from Union Sturm Fred Cooper John Griffin Spence. A large crowd watched as the two teams showed strong hitting and contested umpire calls. Union plans to host the "Butchers of South Omaha" next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Nehawka
H. W. Griffith
Fred Clarke
Pearceley
Lynde
Dave Eaton
Earl Wolf
Hoback
Hathaway
Bruce Wolf
Kline
Kimball
Rutledge
C. Cooper
Johnson
Griffith
Purehaced
Sturm
Fred Cooper
John Griffin
Spence
Nehanka
Butchers
South Omaha
Carriher Family Travels to St Joseph for Visit
Last Sunday evening C. W. Carriher and daughter Mrs. Helen Frans with aunt Mrs. Clara Davis left by car for St. Joseph to visit friends for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Carriher
Helen Frans
Clara Davis
St. Joseph
Union youths visit Omaha for business matters
Last Friday a group of Union youths visited Omaha driving there in their car. Attending were D. M. Lynde Ira Clarke C. L. Wolfe and Bruce Wolfe among the boys on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Omaha
D. M. Lynde
Ira Clarke
C. L. Wolfe
Bruce Wolfe
Collision Near Union Injures Miss Elsie Taylor
While returning from the cemetery northeast of Union last Saturday a car driven by A Cohen of Grand Island struck Miss Elsie Taylor’s vehicle, injuring her severely. Rachel Taylor, Mrs. Mary Taylor, and Miss Leathe Porter were present. both cars were wrecked and Cohen’s speeding vehicle went on the wrong side, causing the crash. Miss Elsie Taylor remained bedridden for days and remains in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Elsie Taylor
Rachel Taylor
Mary Taylor
Leathe Porter
Studebaker
A. Cohen
Grand Island
Kansas City
Omaha
Charles Garrison
Cohen
Miss Taylor
Hay for Sale in Nehawka Nebraska
Clover and timothy hay offered by Ww. O. Troop of Nehawka Nebraska. Sale details and contact info not fully legible in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover
Timothy Hay
Accident inquiry follows Grand Island resident statement
This morning A Cohen of Grand Island was in the city to attend to matters connected with an auto accident that occurred near Union last Saturday. Miss Elsie Taylor, daughter of Mrs Barbara Taylor, was severely injured when her car entered the main highway from the west as Mr Cohen’s vehicle approached on the government highway near Charles Garrison’s residence northeast of Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Nelson
Gothenberg
Union
Nelson
U. S. Town
Charles Bowdish
Lincoln
Harry D. Roval
Overland
M. A. Derreig
Derreig
C. L. Graves
C. H. Taylor
Omaha
Barbara Taylor
Miss Elsie
Mr. Taylor
Elsie
A. Cohen
Grand Island
Elsie Taylor
Charles Garrison
Miss Taylor
Cohen
Missouri King Breeding Service at Becker Farm 1920
Missouri King is a black jack stallion praised as a strong animal and a reliable foal getter. The 1920 season at A. L. Becker farm offers stud service with a $12.50 fee to insure a colt to stand and suck. Mares sold, traded or removed from the county. service fee due on receipt. Care taken to prevent accidents but owner not responsible for any mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Becker Farm
Southbound car hits Miss Taylor in collision near road
A southbound car driven by Mr. Cohen struck Miss Taylor on the west side of the road causing serious injuries and extensive damage. Miss Taylor shows improvement and is expected to suffer no permanent injury. Mr. Cohen attends to a settlement of the case, anticipated to satisfy all parties involved.
Soldier Bonus Bill Quiet Till Election
Washington reports the Senate plan to rest the soldier bonus bill in committee through the summer and likely kill it after the election. House passage was described as unusual with about 65 percent opposed. The American Legion and soldier vote influenced lawmakers, while Senate leaders warned of taking blame for inaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
American Legion
Mrs. Mary Kerns lifelong Liberty U B member dies
Mary Kerns born May 1 1822 in North Carolina migrated to Kentucky Iowa and Nebraska. She married Jonathan Kerns and helped settle on the Goos farm facing Indian attacks. She died May 23 1920 after a long illness and is survived by four of nine children sixteen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Funeral at Mrs Geo Rennies home conducted by Rev. E H Pontius Horning cemetery burial.
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Mary Watson
Oair County
North Carolina
Kentucky
Iowa
Jonathan Kerns
Nebraska
Old Goos Farm
Kerns
Allan Watson
Horning
Okla
Martha A. Rennie
Plattsmouth
Nehawka Nasby Appoints Postmaster Grover C Hoback
Washington announces the re appointment of Grover C Hoback as postmaster at Nehawka after several years in the role. Hoback has earned praise for his service and will continue to serve patrons at the Nehawka post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nehawa
Grover C. Hoback
Hoback
Card of Thanks for Kindness during Illness and Death
Very sincerely we thank neighbors and friends who assisted during our mother and grandmother's illness and death and for the beautiful floral offerings. Sincerely, Mrs. George W. Rennie and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Rennie
Thirty Day Reprieve In Sight For Cole And Grammer
The federal circuit court of appeals in St. Paul has not decided Grammer’s habeas corpus appeal. Governor McKelvie plans another thirty day reprieve for Alson B. Cole on Thursday while he awaits a supreme court appeal on the Llawsard county denial of a new trial. Grammer also has a supreme court appeal pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Paul
Allen Vincent Grammer
McKelvie
Alson B. Cole
Cole
Supreme Court
Llawsard County District Court
Grammer
Motion to Suspend Sentence Heard This Week
A court this week heard a motion to suspend a sentence in a case involving the defendant. The proceeding addressed whether to delay the formal execution of the sentence while further legal steps or appeals are considered.
Marriage License Issued to Frank M. Rice and Jessie Bird
The Omaha license list yesterday included Frank M. Rice and Miss Jessie Bird, both residents of the city. Rice is well known here and respected by many friends, while Bird is a popular young woman in the community.
If it's in the card line, call at the Journal office.
The note directs readers to contact the Journal office for card line items. It provides no names or locations beyond the general instruction. The instruction reflects a newsroom process for placing or retrieving classified entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Office
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Union Department
B. F. Hoback
Morrison
Bank of Union
Bessie LaRue
Ern Carroll
Rev. L. Morrison
Elmwood
Henry Clapp
J. M. Chatfant
Frances Bauer
J. B. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Edith Hansen
Nebanka
Viola “Willis
J. F. Clangey
John Sievers
Mary Yonker
Lee Thacker
Lloyd Yonker
Wabash Cemetery
Messie
Ira Bosworth
Martin V. Wood
Grace Jones
Myrtle Wood
Nettie MccCarrall
Peru
Vance Harris
Fort Dodge
Harris
Ilinois Central Railway
Amonia
Frans Bros, Lumber Company
Mary Kerns
Nehawka Nasby
Journal Today
DeLand and Primrose
Titan
Joe Lanning
Lincoln County
L. R. Upton
Chas
Bowdish
Baby Overland
Ceres
DE EL i. Tarry
Samorium
Peters Trost
Iter
B.S. Johnston
DRS
Mach & Mach
Genta
Paxton Block
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