Local notices from Union and surrounding towns
Community brief notes recount visits and travels of residents, including George A. Sines in Omaha and Miss Gussie Robb in Lincoln. It mentions Frank and Leo Roddy in Nebraska City, Hallas Banning visiting Union, John Sexton in Union, and trips to Lincoln, Greenwood, and Plattsmouth. Health update on Mrs. Land and various family gatherings are noted along with mail carrier Orville Hathaway’s new distributing case and Fulton Harris's weekend visit from Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. S Ines
Omaha
Gussie Robb
Lincoln
Red Cross
Messrs
Frank
Leo Roddy
Nebraska City
Hallas Banning
Union
John Sexton
J. A. Chapman
Laverne Warden
Hugh Warden
Anna Bauer
Greenwood
Harvey Schroeder
Frank Bauer
Elmer Withrow
Plattemouth
Missouri
Platte
Charles Land
Lawrence Meisinger
Fanning
Edward E. Leach
R. E. Foster
Dorothy
Louise
Edith
John
Plattsmouth
L. G. Larson
Lulu Garrens
California
Mollie Garrens
Upper Main Street
Lulu
Orville Hathaway
Fulton Harris
Fairbury
Harris
C. W. Watkins
Union Village to Issue Refunding Bonds for 14300 Dollars
Public notice states Union Village Cass County Nebraska will issue four teen thousand five hundred dollars in Refunding Bonds to retire existing water bonds dated September 1 1927 and due 1947. Bonds carry 5 percent interest now replaced by 3 3/4 percent semi annual payments. Taxpayers may object to June 21 1935 with Village Clerk D Ray Frans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Cass
Nebraska
D. Ray Frans
Morris family visit ends with near ducking near Louisville
Dc E Morris and family visited the home of Silas Morris near Louisville last Sunday. They enjoyed a fine time but, as clouds gathered, hurried homeward and narrowly avoided a severe ducking when they reached their Union port in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Morris
Mr. Morris
Silas Morris
Louisville
Morris
Union
Auto Races Thrill Visitors End in Fatal Crash
James Green and Frank Warden of Union and vicinity traveled to Indianapolis last Thursday to watch auto races. They witnessed a driver tumble multiple times and die in the race. They returned home on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Green
Frank Warden
Union and Vicinity
Indianapolis
Ind
Chapman Visit Delights Friends in Council Bluffs
Mr and Mrs J A Chapman visited Council Bluffs Iowa last Thursday as guests of friends and relatives. They toured the town and the beautiful burying grounds where relatives and friends are laid to rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
J. A. Chapman
Iowa
Union Schools Patrons Meeting Scheduled June 10
A meeting of patrons of the Union schools is set for June 10 at the school building. The gathering will address most business requiring patron approval and aligns with a statewide June 10 meeting date for all school patrons per state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Schools
James B. Wilson Dies in Osmond
James B. Wilson of Osmond died last Friday and was buried Sunday afternoon. He was a son of Robert Wilson formerly of Union and vicinity and a nephew of James F. Wilson who lived in Union. He was also a cousin of Joseph Fanning and W. B. Banning, and remembered by many older inhabitants of Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Wilson
Osmond
Robert Wilson
Union and Vicinity
James F. Wilson
Union
Messrs
Joseph Fanning
W. B. Banning
Painting Up the Farm
Ray Crawford a painter and carpenter has been painting all buildings at the R. E. Foster farm improving appearance and guarding against weather damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Crawford
R. E. Foster
Visited Relatives Here by Scheths and Ruth at Union and Lindsay home
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Scheth and daughter Ruth visited relatives in Union and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Lindsay west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Scheth
Miss Ruth
Union
George Lindsay
Schleeth Family Visit Ends With Return to St. Louis
Mr. Schleeth, brother of Mrs. George Lindsay, expected to stay several months in the area. Mrs. Dot Schleeth and Ruth, after a week’s visit, returned to their home in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Schleeth
George Lindsay
Dot Schleeth
Ruth
St. Louis
Fix-it Club Formed by 4-H at Foster Home
On last Monday Mrs. R. E. Foster and her daughter Louise organized a new 4-H club at the Foster home. The all boys club named the Fix-it club aims to teach repairs and skills aligned with work for boys and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Foster
Louise
Foster Home
Red Cross Meeting Set for Weeping Water June 28
Cass County Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual convention at the Congregational Church in Weeping Water Nebraska on June 28 from 1 15 p m to 5 p m Augusta Robb Chapter Chairman urges attendance and marks the date for planning purposes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Cass County
American Red Cross
Weeping Water
Nebraska
Augusta Robb
McCRARY DEATH ruled not accidental by judge
Federal Judge T. C. Munger in Lincoln ruled the death of Douglas McCrary as not accidental. He directed verdict for New York Life Insurance in a suit by Mrs. McCrary seeking four thousand dollars under a double indemnity policy, allowing only the face value of two thousand minus an unpaid loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
T. C. Munger
The
New York Life Insurance Company
Douglas McCrary
Plattsmouth
Munger
Dental offices extend Saturday evening hours through September 1 1935
Notice to the public states the dental offices of Dr. P. T. Heineman will be open each Saturday evening from now through September 1 1935. The brief entry notes adjusted hours for patient convenience.
Red Cross appeals for Nebraska flood relief contributions
Wire from Wm. M. Baxter Jr midwestern Red Cross manager reports widespread disaster in the Republican river valley with 48 dead 90 missing 73 injured and hundreds of homes destroyed. Eight disaster staff in area and a $10,000 preliminary grant issued. Nebraska chapters urged to organize appeal with a $180 quota per chapter and contributions routed through county treasurer Henry A. Tool in Murdock Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Baxter, Jr
National Red Cross
St. Louis
Augusta Robb
Cass Co. Chap. A. R. C
Republican River Valley
National Disaster
Nebraska
Red Cross Appeals for Flood Relief Funds in Nebraska
The Cass County American Red Cross urges a quota of 180 to aid floods devastation in southwest Nebraska. Donations may be given to W. G. Kieck or C. A. Rosencrans in Plattsmouth or left at the Plattsmouth State Bank. County residents may send funds to Mrs. H. A. Tool in Murdoch for central collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
American Red Cross
National Organization
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
W. G. Kieck
C. A. Rosencrans
Dust Cloth Demonstration Closes Girls Summer Sewing Club
The last 4 H meeting hosted by Mrs Ray Larson featured a Dust Cloth making demo by Helen Barkus for eighteen members. Shirley Peterson named song leader June Griffin yell leader and Betty Thomas game leader. Juanita Sigler played clarinet and June Griffin piano. Refreshments were served by Betty Ault and Shirley Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Summer Sewing Club
Ray Larson
Helen Barkus
Shirley Peterson
June Griffin
Betty Thomas
Juanita Sigler
Betty Ault
Rosalyn Mark
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RIHN @ GREENE Telephone
Nion
Union Teri
Richard Applegate
Storm
McCrary
Fublic
Cloverdale
Greenfield
Daily Pride
Ivanhoe
Belmont
Calif. U. S
Wberries
Otatoes v. Large
Firm
Louisiana
Wat
Tom Watson
Amelons
Florida
Alabama Evergret
Tom
Texas
U. S
Thompson
U.S
Mississippi
Oran
B. Paney
Casco Creamery
Green Calif
del Monte
Grahamsc
del Monte Bartlett Pears
Des Food Supreme
Kit-E-Ra
Dinky Plattsmouth
Frankfurts
Swift
Francy
Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee
Maxwell House Coffee
van Camp
Thompson’s
Alaska
Deli Monte Ortio Cu
Omahe Family Co
del Monte Calif
Packard
Henry A. Tool
Murdock, Nebr
Stites Grain CO
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