Union residents mingle at visits and meetings in Plattsmouth area
Edgar Newton and his wife visited Union to see Mrs. Wests Clarke. Lincoln trips included Lucean Banning Cecil Niday and W H Porter. Union mayor George A Stites traveled to Nehawka. Attendees to shows in Nebraska City included Rene Anderson Paul Pickering Lucean Banning and John Erwin Jr. Visitors mentioned include Elmer Withrow and family Dr J F Brendel and Richard Brendel. Local events noted include a Democratic meeting with W B Banning and a trip to Omaha for business and a Forty nine saloon gambling exhibit related to druggists and the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Newton
Plattsmouth
Wests Clarke
Lucean Banning
Cecil Niday
W. H. Porter
Lincoln
George A. Stites
Union
Nehawka
Rene Anderson
Paul Pickering
John Erwin
D Jr
Nebraska City
C. BE. Withrow
Elmer Withrow
J. F. Brendel
Richard Brendel
W. E. Moore
Omaha
Ben Anderson
L. G. Todd
Roy Yonker
Kiddies
Yonker
Fred G. Egen
F. L. Koliell
Herbert Jones
Alliance
Mont Robb
Robb
W. B. Banning
Philpot Hall
Leach
Homer Sylvester
Weeping Water
Cole Motor Company
H. W. Griffin
E. M. Griffin
Horace Griffin
Frances
Henry Reuchmann
Druggists
Nebraska
Family Picnic at Garrison Grove Highlights Local Reunion
Last Sunday families from Unser visited Garrison grove for a shaded picnic with fried chicken strawberries and other fare. After eating they watched children at a creek and some older youths reenacted childhood games. Attendees included Mrs. Paul Swan Mrs. Debert Lindsay Mrs. James Pitman and other relatives gathered for Charlies McNamee of Brush Colorado and the birthday of Mary Low Garrison celebrated with relatives like Myrtle Swan E B Chapman and J C Snavely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unser
Garrison Grove
Mother Nature
Paul Swan
Debert Lindsay
James Pitman
Clarence Wiles
Darlene
Betty
Jane
Joan Swan
Jane Brannon
Charlies McNamee
Brush
Colorado
Myrtle Swan
E. B. Chapman
Mary Low Garrison
Mabel Reynolds
Paul Davis
Mary Low
Dorothy Garrison
Darlene Swan
Harold Willis
Ted
Jim Brannon
South Omaha Merchants Defeat Union Team 16–5 in Tight Battle
Last Sunday the Union team met the South Omaha Merchants in a spirited ball game. The Merchants triumphed with a 16 to 5 victory over the Union side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Tewim
South Omaha Merchants
Union
Lost tire and rim reported near Sciota to Nebraska City
A 5.25 by 21 Firestone tire and rim went missing on river road between Sciota School and Nebraska City. Finder should notify H. E. Warden in Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota School
Nebraska City
River Road
H. E. Warden
Union
Finger Injury In Farm Mishap Amid Echoes Of Loss
In a rural incident near the late Peter Johnson’s farm, Ed Erwin helped right Allison Clarke’s ear from the ditch when his finger was crushed. The injury adds to last week’s facial fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Erwin
Allison Clarke
Peter Johnson
Storm Strikes Cass County Depressing L R Upton Frontage
A severe storm last Thursday afternoon swept over the southern part of Cass County causing extensive damage. Winds shattered the large plate glass in the storefront of L. R. Upton, with debris scattered and property affected in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
L. R. Upton
Storefront Glass Shattered. Boarded Until Replacement
A storefront was blown out and destroyed with the aperture boarded up while awaiting securing of a new glass pane for the shopfront. Emergency crews responded to assess damage and ensure safety. No injuries reported.
Mother and Babe Reunited After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Louis Worth returned home from Saint Mary's hospital in Nebraska City with her newborn daughter two weeks after birth. The family rejoices over the reunion of all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Worth
Saint Mary's Hospital
Nebraska City
Navy enlistment notice from Salt Lake City to San Diego
A letter from Justin Anderson, then in Salt Lake City and en route to San Diego, states he will arrive at the naval station last Saturday to enter the U S Navy. He travels with four or five others now in the real service. Arthur Mockenhaupt of Manley was among the five who left last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Station
Justin Anderson
Salt Lake City
San Diego
United States Navy
Ben Here
Arthur Mockenhaupt of
Manley
Illness at Mynard Brings Family Visit
Mrs. Grant Hackenberg and Mr and Mrs Philip F Kiln visited Mynard last Sunday due to the serious illness of Mrs Grant Hackenberg mother of Mrs Kiln. She has been ill at the farm home for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Hackenberg
Philip F. Kiln
Mynard
Grant Haack
Elmer Pike Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Elmer Pike who was seriously injured in the wreck at Union corner ten days ago has returned home from Nebraska City hospital and is progressing very nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Pike
Union Corner
Nebraska City Hospital
Dance Night Draws Large Crowd at Window Platform
A lively crowd gathered at the platform dance in Window last Saturday night. The event ended on time and attendees dispersed around the midnight hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wndow
Birthday Greetings for Daniel Lynn in Union Nebraska
The article notes Daniel Lynn born in Ohio celebrates his June sixth birthday in Union Nebraska with his wife. It outlines his family moves from Hainois to Nebraska and farm life across multiple counties, plus letters and wishes from friends across the union including a California nutmeg crate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Lynn
Daniel Lynn
Ohio
Hainois
South Auburn
Nebraska
Union
Mr. Lynn
Filmore
Otoe County
Kamp Kill ShKare
Sumer
Daniel
California
Hhe Journal
Auto Wreck Injures Allison on Return Trip
Four occupants including Allison and King Clark were returning from Nehawka when their vehicle rolled over several times into a ditch. Allison was hospitalized but is now home and recovering. plans to be back at work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
King Clark
Nehawka
Cass County Board of Equalization Sets 1922 Assessments
The Cass County Board of Equalization will meet in Plattsmouth Nebraska to equalize Cass County assessments for 1922. Sessions begin June 14 1952 at 9:00 a m and continue June 15 16 1932. Claims on blanks available from the Cass County Clerk must be filed by June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Board of Equalization
Cass County
Nebraska
Commissioners
Court House
Plattsmouth
Father's Day Greeting Ideas at Bates Book & Gift
Remember Sunday June 19 Father’s Day. Visit Bates Book and Gift for a wide tree line of cards and gifts at varying prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book & Gift Shop
Journal Want Ads Cost Only a Few Cents
Classified notice highlights affordable rates for newspaper want ads promising real results for buyers and sellers seeking quick local exposure and widespread readership. Agencies and individuals encouraged to place small notices to reach diverse customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Cass County 4 H'ers enjoy Lincoln Club Week trip
A delegation of ten Cass County 4 H'ers returned home Saturday after a week in Lincoln attending the annual 4 H Club Week. Donors paid all expenses for awards recognizing outstanding club work across pig clothing corn poultry and other projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Lincoln
John Hobseheidt
Murray
Sioux City Stock Yards Co
William Sttutt
Avoca
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Vincent Rehmeteer
Weeping Water
Omaha Union Stock Yards Co
Edith Nelson
Eagle
Nebraska Poultry Improvement Association
Mary Alice Robertson
Crete Mills
Merton Norris
Cudahy Packing Co
Frances Meier
Max Raines
Lois’ Guivs
Betty Sumner
Nehawka
Clothing Exhibit For Children At Farm Bureau Office
An exhibit of children’s clothing from the U S Department of Agriculture will be on display at the Farm Bureau office Monday evening and Tuesday June 13 and 14. It includes play suits sun suits dresses infants wear rompers and ensembles designed for comfort and self help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Allegra Wilkens
Agricultural College At
Lincoln
Cass County Reaches 4-H Enrollment Goal With Sixty Clubs
Cass County reports 62 clubs led locally and 622 boys and girls enrolled in 4-H for the year. The clubs run thirteen different projects, organized under each local leader, continuing the successful enrollment goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Dairy herd testing ends with milk and butterfat figures
Ervin L. Stevens, supervisor for the Cass Otoe Johnson Dairy Herd Improvement Association, reports a year long test with 334 cows. The herd averaged 775 pounds of milk and 32.5 pounds of butterfat, calculated at market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin L. Stevens
Cass
Field, Murphy May Richt on Wet-Dry issue
Des Moines measures edge toward senate race as Field and Murphy lead their parties in state primaries. Field promotes a dry stance while Murphy advocates prohibition, signaling a possible wet-dry fight in November. Results show Field with 184705 votes to Brockhart 147386 with others far behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Murphy
Des Moines
Tews
Henry Field
Shenandoah
Louis Murphy
Dubuque
Prohibition
Lsima Wet
Wield
Brockfart
Glenn Haynes
George Coston
Souis Cook
Jy. E. Bickelberg
Woerld-Henmild
Senate Fixes Army Pay Bill Amid Funding Debate
The Senate Appropriations Committee trimmed a proposed army salaries bill after a House overstatement. The measure, including nearly 460 million dollars, was returned to the Senate with net pay increases revised to 754 Thousand dollars. The act reduces retirement and other items, cutting overall funding below estimates and shaving 21 million from 1939 projections. The largest cut targets rivers and harbors funding by 25.7 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hhouse
Witdservor
Benmar Reed
House
Firat
Poultry Field Day Program Set at Agricultural College
June 16 at the Agricultural College in Lincoln features talks and demonstrations. Prof H Filley opens at 9 50 on economics topics while Eagle high school students present a hen’s board bill dialog. Experts from Lincoln Red Cloud Stuart and others discuss capons turkey marketing and growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agricultural College
Lincoln
H. ©. Filley
Eagle High School
KR. M. Kildee
F. Preston
Nebraska
J. Polnicky
Red Cloud
Bernard Augustine
Stuart
Neb
F. FE. Musseh
Dean W. W. Burr
Purchasing Power Drives Business Improvement
The statement argues that business growth depends on consumers using their buying power. It emphasizes personal responsibility in supporting markets and suggests collective effect when individuals spend mindfully.
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the Home Store
R. D. Stone Union, Nebraska
Union Titers
Ahmond Taylor
Stopfred
Pintsmouth
W. A. Tayior
C. W. Heback
Harold
Earl Troop
Arriba
George W. Leach
the Quality Store
Rian & Greene Telephone
Mother
Babe
Board of Equalization
Geo. R. Sayles
Cass County Farm Bureau
Wainscott
Ens
Division of Textiles and Clothing
Bureau of Home Economics
Washington, D. C
Havelock
J. H. Stewart
Extension Agronomist
Troner Gehsner
Madison
Nebr
TG. L. Gross
Avronomy Extension Service
Arthur Anderson
Agronomy Department
G F. Eberspacher
Seward
C. A. Suneson
Eberspecher
G. S. Barre
Agronomy
Paul Targert
Webster County
Russel
Shenandoahan
Senator Brookhart
Count Sears
Pichielitcken
Brookhart
Strockhart
Arch Enews
Wall Street
Bie
Wee Mot
Plattsmouth, Neb
Carly
Sompin
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