Local Notes On People And Visits In Union Area
Community tidbits mention Tobert Willis, Mir Tessie Tand ane Panchie ice Tarrell visiting friends in Omaha. Mrs. Mary Taylor and daughter Rachel return to University Place. G. W. Cheney attends Union matters and markets from Trion. Mont Toon visits Prailz for firm affairs. Lene Baretta joins Sheldon Manufacturing in Nehansi t. Mary Foeseter visits Union, Mites Be pin visits. Mrs. F. Dratee shows slight improvement and hopes for full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobert Willis
Sarace
Hes Faust
Marion
Mir
Tessie
Ice Tarrell
Frievuis
Omaha
Mary Taylor
Rachel
Union
University Place
G. W. Cheney
Alee
Tad Satorions
Lene Baretta
Welversity
Sheldon Manufacturing Companys
Nehansit
Afr
Carritt
Mites Mary
Foeseter
Oma
Local residents visit friends across Nebraska and Iowa
The report lists visits by Mite McCarthy and others visiting relatives in Wyoming, Nebraska City, Enion, Union, and Nehawka. It notes travel by A. J. Decker, Vernon T. Arn, Henry Gegeure, and L. Austin, plus Missouri Pacific rail delays and local housing plans in Nehawka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite McCarthy
West
Missouri Pacific
Vernon T. Arn
Union
Mr. Arn
Plats Touth
Notable visitors pass through Union Monday morning
McCartney of Wyoming visited Union briefly on business. Chester D. Austin known as Jack began as a new frewman in Union. Rev E Fletcher left Union for Lincoln to pursue painting. George J. Spohn of Superior visited and stayed with CC L Greves. Jean Applecote of Lincoln studied civil engineering in the capital and visited Union. Applegate took a new foreman role in Montana. Ear L Shoemaker of Omaha visited Union to oversee Farmers Union firms and a grain elevator, serving as bookkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join McCartney
Wyoming
Union
Chester D. Austin
Jack
City of
Rev. E. Fletcher
Lincoln
George J. Spohn
Superior
Rock Bluffs
CC. L. Greves
Jean Applecote
Capitol City
Thin Town
West
Applegate
Montana
Ear L. Shoemaker
Omaha
Vaien
Farmers Union Companies of Union
Union Player Hoback Severely Injured Finger in Mintre miouth Game
John Hoback of Union suffered a severe finger injury while making a good play in the Union versus Mintre miouth game last Sunday. He remained in the game and set a few records despite the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoback
Union
Mintremiouth
John
Painters Freshen Union Depot as Missouri Pacific Improves
A gang of painters refreshed the Union passenger station reflecting the railroad’s improvement efforts. The work enhances the station’s appearance and facility for travelers and business dealings, presenting a cleaner, more welcoming facade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Railway
Union
Tien
Moving Barn to His Farm in Union Area
Mr. Leach employs Henry West Harry Leach Emery and Joseph Bauer to dismantle the livery stable landmark and move the material to the Leach farm near Union where a large hay barn will be built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er. B. Leach
Henry West
Harry Leach
Emery
Joseph Bauer
Pete Enigg
Mr. Leach
Union
Land Deals Bring Morton Substantial Returns
De2s Co. F. Morton, who bought land near Grant in the western state and grew five thousand bushels of wheat last year, has sold that land at about thirty dollars per acre more. He has purchased 240 acres near Fullerton in Nance county, paying FASI per acre, considering it prime food land for Cass county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Morton
City of
Grant
Fullerton
Nance County
Cass County
Upton Receives Prospects of Oil on Farm Land Near Brewster
Earle Upton writes from Brewster about prospecting on a Farm near Mr. Upton who owns two sections. Indications for oil improve with depth. If oil is found in paving quantities it would benefit the country and raise value of the 1200 acre land. He recently offered the land for sale at 20000 but a technicality halted the trade. Mr. Upton feels fortunate not to have completed the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gegeure
Lincoln
Hirle
A. H. Austinvg
Grandpa
S.J. Roveh
Union
Noid
Nehawka
L.gt. Upton
Peter Campbell
Arrita
Colorado
Upton
Campbell
Grant Neb
S&s
Earle Upton
Brewster
Lynn
Neb
W. A. Taylor
Vir
Missie
Wm. Barritt
Nebraska
Avoca
Weepitiz
Gabe
Weeping Water Creek
A. H. Austin
L. R. Upton
Fragmented report of car wreck detour near Ft. Crook
Broken car wreck on the Missouri Pacific at Ft. Crook causes detours to Lewisville. Passengers and freight were redirected. travelers from the south faced limited transport options. KR Propst drove to pick up his daughter and helped other travelers on toward Tartsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Ft. Crook
Lewisville
Union
Tartsmouth
KR. L. Propst
Wace
Daugher
W. Elliott
Plettemouth
Weinnie Roast Enjoyed by Epworth Society at Everett Home
The Epworth Cazue youth group of the Methodist church held a very pleasant evening at George Everett's home with a weinnie roast around a large bon fire. Members stayed late and felt the event was worthwhile and fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Young People's Society of the Methodist Church
George Everett
Masonic and Eastern Star Public Installation at Elmwood
The Masonic order and the Order Eastern Star plan a public installation at their Elmwood temple next Saturday for members and spouses. Master I. V. McCrosy invites Rev. W. A. Taylor to give the address, with attendance expected from Union including Mr. Taylor and wife and Jack Liggett and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
Masonic Order
Order
Eastern Star
I. V. McCrosy
W. A. Taylor
Jack Liggett
The
Union
Rev. Taylor
Ser
Vices of Baptist Church Service Set for Wabash
An event regarding the Baptist church vices will be held in Wabash the following day, focusing on religious activities and community matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vices of the Baptist Church
Wabash
Local resident leaves for Hot Springs sanatorium
D. W. Foster of Union, long time in the community, departed for Hot Springs, South Dakota. He will stay at the soldiers and sailors sanitarium for medical labs and treatment hoping to gain benefits from the care received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Foster
Union
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Soldiers and Sailors Sanitaarium
Children Day Arrangements Set for Methodist Church
Children's Day observance is planned at the Methodist church next Sunday evening with a special program of excellent numbers. The evening service time will be given up for the cause and all who attend will find the entertainment worthwhile.
Reverend J B Taylor Takes Post in Nebraska City
The Rev J B Taylor formerly minister at Union Baptist Church moved to Nebraska City last week to become the regular pastor there. His household goods accompanied by a truck, with L G Todd and W B Banning providing transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
J. B. Taylor
Baptist Church In
Union
First Baptist Curch
Me. Taylor
Messie
L. G. Todd
W. B. Banning
Held Services at Sciota School
Regular services were held last Sunday at the Sciota School with Rev. W A Taylor leading morning and evening. Bible school was well attended by officers and is described as very healthy. Rev and Mrs Taylor dined and supped with James Stoddy and family and remained for the evening services.
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Sciora School
W. A. Taylor
Three Young Women Leave for Peru Summer Teaching Program
Hessie Le Rue and Frances Bauer departed last Monday for Peru to attend a summer teacher training school. The trio will prepare for teaching and expect to earn remuneration from their work, with the writers predicting success for these bright young ladies.
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Deloras
Hessie le Rue
Frances Bauer
Peru
Thea Sutetier
Othey
Reception for Co-Workers by Intermediate Baptist Girls
The young ladies of the intermediate grades in the Baptist Sunday school hosted a reception at the church for the senior girls. The event was pleasant with dainty refreshments and sparked a hopeful, kindly spirit among attendees.
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Baptist Sunday School
Setior
Nic
Union Overtakes Plattsmouth In Late-Extra Home Run Rally
Last Sunday Union failed to face the Burlington shop team when the visitors cancelled. Plattsmouth sourced a county seat squad that battled Union closely with Bruce Wolfe homering and Glen Kline adding more hits. Union finished with 12 runs to Plattsmouth’s six as Roy Wood and Bob Eaton pitched in later innings.
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Union
Burlington
Plattsmouth
Bruce Wolfe
Glen Kline
Roy Wood
Bob Eaton
Egin Hatheway
John Pearsley
John Whwoback II
Glen Wiine
Earl Usthawiyec
David Eaton
D. B. Lynders
Earl _Wolfe
Bruce Wolfess
Fred Line
Rey Wood
Ed Eaton
Milton Clarence
Platts
Missouri King Stud Notice at A L Becker Farm 1920
Missouri King a black jack with mealy points is advertised as a stallion at the A L Becker farm for the 1920 foaling season. The service fee is 12.50 to insure a colt stands and suckles and mares moved from the county incur a fine payable on demand. The owner disclaims liability for accidents.
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A.L. Becker Farm
Union Park Game Announcement Between Union and Eegie
The lineup lists Neit zél, Winstott, Herald, fFan worth, Moore, Newman, O'Donnell, Kelly, and Carey. A game between Union and Eegie is set for next Sunday at Union Park. watch for the official bill for details.
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Neitzél
Winstott
Herald Ss
fFanworth
Moore
Newman
O'Donnell
Kelly
Carey
Union
Eegie
Union Park
Union Neb man's sixty ninth birthday celebrated quietly
The 69th birthday of BD Lynn of Union Nebraska was celebrated with a gathering of neighbors and friends the night before. Foods included ice cream strawberries and four kinds of cake and a song closed the social before guests departed.
Dr M D Thomas Dies in Palmyra Community Leader
Former Union citizen Dr M D Thomas longtime town druggist and practicing physician died at his Palmyra home last Friday. He leaves a wife and four sons Harry Herman Harvey and Lowell. Funeral held in Palmyra Sunday attended by many from Union and Murray.
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Union
M. D. Thomas
Palmyra
Thomas
Harry Thomas
Missouri Pacific
Falls City
Herman Thomas
Nehawka
Harvey
Lowell
Murray
H. M. Frans
Charles Garrison
Harold Frans
Mesdames Belle Frans
Jennie Frans
Messrs
Ray and
Rue Frans
Hay for Sale in Nehawka Nebraska by Troop
Clover and timothy hay for sale offered by W. C. Troop of Nehawka Nebraska. Contact details not provided.
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Clover
Timothy Lay
W. C. ‘Troop
Nehawka
Neb
B. P. R. Eves
Maybelle Troop
Robert Shrader Seen Near Murray After Several Years Away
Robert Shrader of near Murray is in the area today tending to business matters, his first return in years noted by local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shrader
Murray
Family Reunion of Morter Family in Virginia Roots
Six sons and five daughters of the Morter family gathered at W. A. Porter’s home on Sunday for a reunion tied to a visit by a sister and husband from Seven Mile Ford Virginia. The group, representing three generations, included many Portsmouth and Lincoln residents and a long family history dating back 44 years. A picnic dinner was shared on the lawn with relatives from Nebraska Iowa and Virginia in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morter
W. AL Porter
Joneth
Seven Mile Ford
Virsetnisa
Viretnia
A. Jd. Porter
Virginia
Freeda
D. T. Rice
Seven. Mile
John Porter
Aveca
Nebraska
W. Copenhaver
Nebraska City
Glen Porter
Wanango
Wade Porter
van Potton
Lincoln
G. M. Porter
Will Elliott
Sidney
Iowa
St .G. Porter
Letha Porter
W. It. Porter
J.C. Snavyely
Charlese Swan
Jane
Union
Burdock Blood Bitters Ad Claims Pure Blood Benefit
An old advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters claiming pure blood and sound digestion. It targets men and women with phrases about impure blood and disease and lists a price of $1.25 at drugstores.
Visits to Omaha Highlight Local Departure
J B Wiles travels to Omaha this afternoon for a brief visit. Miss Julia Hermann also departs for Omaha to spend time with her sister Mrs J H Donnelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wiles
Omaha
Julia Hermann
Omatha
J. Hi. Donnelly
Bride Mire Lorene Johnson to Wed OL A Cody Saturday
The J. K. Johnson family announces the marriage of Mire Lorene to Ol A Cody. The ceremony will take place at the bride’s mother’s home in Lincoln on Saturday evening June Ath. The bride is granddaughter of Mrs. Joseph W. Johnsen of this city.
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J. K. Johnson
Mire Lorene
Johnson
OL. A. Cody
Lincoln
Joseph W. Johnsen
Johnsons Visit In City Sunday At Mrs. Johnson Home
Frank Tr. Johnson and wife with two children from near Weeping Water spent Sunday in the city visiting Mrs. J. W. Johnson, mother of Mr. Johnson, at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tr. Johnson
J. W. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
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Union Department
Amonia
R. D. Stine
Jans Bros, Lumber Company
Sciota
Missouri
Gelebrates
Dan Lynn
Cronp
A. L. Becaxer
Earl Merritt
Lincoln County
Chas. Bowdish
Union, Neb
Baby Overland
Robert Willis
Siles
ER. Tarry
Peters Trost Bhig
Umaha
Ros Johnston
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