Union Items Show Residents Visiting Nearby Cities
Mrs Moody of Illinois visits daughter in Union while Mayor Stites contemplates Nebraska City business. Stine, Hoffman, Reynolds, Propst family, Applegate, Taylor and others travel between Union, Omaha, Lincoln and Syracuse for visits and errands. Local painters and plumbers finish home work as neighbors exchange greetings and discuss shop and garage matters.
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Moody
Illinois
David Kendall
George A. Stites
Nebraska City
R. D. Stine
Union
George Hoffman
Lincoln
Joe Lidgett
Dan Reynolds
Omaha
Rachel
R. W. Tyson
Murray
Joe Banning
Nola
Banning
Margaret Niday
James C. Niday
Kay Frans
Earl Merritt
Frans
John Bauer
Plattsmouth
Joe Bauer
Rue H. Frans
Syracuse
Jessie Frans
Rose Kendall
Did Not Get the Action
Ed J. Mougay aged 71 and Reuben D. Stine also 71 planned a joint birthday celebration for June 10 but forgot the dates. Both will wait until next summer when they turn 72.
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Ed J. Mougay
Reuben D. Stine
Mr. Mougay
Visit with friends includes Mougay relatives in Nehawka
Frank Schlictemeier and wife visited Union and picked up Mr. and Mrs. Mougay to take them to Nehawka for church and a dinner at the Schlichemeier home. BE. S. Pang born and followed by a pleasant afternoon.
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Frank Schlictemeier
E. J. Mougay
Union
Auto wreck claims life of Thomas Baker and Marian Stuart
In Sioux City two men died when their car collided with another. Marian Stuart, son of the late Mr and Mrs James Stuart of Rock Bluffs, and Thomas Baker were killed in the wreck. Willis Eaton and Dick Baker traveled to attend the funeral held Monday.
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Thomas Baker
Marian Stuart
James Stuart
Rock Bluffs
Sioux City
Stuart
Baker
Willis Eaton
Dick Baker
Dinner at Mrs Roddy's Hosts From Snohomish
On Sunday friends and relatives of Mr and Mrs L B Hall visiting from Snohomish Washington arrived by car last week. They have been visiting in Nebraska City and were hosted at Mrs Roddy's for a meal on Sunday.
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Roddy
Visitors depart for home after ten days here
They traveled by auto to the west after a ten day visit and friendly meetings. They will return the same auto route, enjoying the trip at a leisurely pace. A Sunday dinner hosted by Mrs. Roddy was among their entertainments.
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Roddy
Masonic Lodge Roundup At Union Impresses Nehawka Members
Members of the Masonic lodge from Nehawka who live in Union attended a roundup last Friday with many wives present and all reporting an excellent time.
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Masonic Lodge of
Nehawka
Union
Ak-Sar-Ben Night Set for Southeast Nebraska June 18
Southeast Nebraska hosts Ak-Sar-Ben night on Monday June 18 with attendees urged to join. P F Rihn will supply ample free tickets for men and their wives or lady friends, but no children admitted. Members planning to visit the Den should notify Mr. P F Rihn of Union promptly.
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Nebraska
P. F. Rihn
Union
Attorney Calvin H. Taylor Visits Union From West
Calvin H. Taylor former Cass county attorney resigns to move to Los Angeles. He arrived in Union with his wife and son Calvin Jr for a week of visits with relatives and friends in Union Omaha and Lincoln and plans to stay about three weeks. He is brother to several Union residents including Mrs. Porter Morton Banning and Becker and Mrs. Keedy of Ashland.
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West
Calvin H. Taylor
Union
Cass County
Los Angeles
Calvin, Jr
Omaha
Lincoln
C. H. Taylor
Mesdames
W. H. Porter
C. F. Morton
Joseph Banning
A. L. Becker
Alumni Reunion Picnic for University of Nebraska Group
A group including Mr and Mrs Joe Banning Miss Pearl Banning and Mrs Mary Haven Tilge attended an alumni picnic in Lincoln hosted by the University of Nebraska alumni. Also present were Ed Schumacher and wife from Omaha William Krepp and wife from Lincoln all graduates of the same year. On return they visited at the home of Mr and Mrs John Banning in Alvo.
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Joe Banning
Pearl Banning
Mary Haven- Tilge
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Ed Schumacher
Omaha
Wm. Krepp
Alvo
John Banning
Mrs Wash, Former Local Minister’s Wife, Dies in Lincoln
Mrs Wash, wife of a former Methodist minister who served here about fifteen years ago, died late last week in Lincoln after a period of poor health. Funeral and interment were held in Lincoln. Residents who knew the couple recall their time in the community.
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Lincoln
Wash
Methodist Church
Board of Education Reorganizes and Reshapes District
At last Monday's school meeting the district filled vacancies from W. B. Moore's removal, electing Ralph Opp moderator and C. E. Morris director. Mrs. L. R. Upton retained treasurer as the board set a $7,000 budget and requested a $6,000 levy with funds on hand.
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Board of Education
W. BE. Moore
Ralph Opp
C. E. Morris
L. R. Upton
Red Cross Meeting Postponed in Cass County
The American Red Cross Cass county chapter meeting set for June 30 is postponed due to the national representative's unavailability. Miss Augusta Robb will call the meeting at a future date and members are advised to watch for the announcement.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Cass County
Augusta Robb
Rihns Attend Gathering at Evans Home in Glenwood
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Rihn visited Glenwood Iowa last Sunday joining friends Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Evans for a social gathering at their country home.
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P. F. Rihn
Glenwood
Iowa
Arthur Evans
Mrs. Rihn
Plattsmouth Family Social Highlighted in Reunion Note
Mr. and Mrs. John Alwin of Plattsmouth with daughter Wilma Pickard and Mr. George Perry of Plattsmouth, Mrs. Maude Bunch and daughter Hazel Burley of Omaha, and Mrs. Blanche Hunter and daughter of Galesburg Illinois enjoyed a very delightful time.
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John Alwin
Plattsmouth
Wilma Pickard
George Perry
Maude Bunch
Hazel Burley
Omaha
Blanche Hunter
Galesburg
Illinois
Visit Highlights Frank Farnham's Union Call
Frank Farnham of the Masonic Home at Plattsmouth visited Union last Tuesday morning. He spent about an hour or two with his friend William Craig and discussed happenings in the northern part of the state where both are well acquainted and have lived.
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Frank Farnham
Plattsmouth
Union
Wm. Craig
Busy schedule ships Horace Griffin’s Plattsmouth visit
Horace Griffin spent Sunday in Plattsmouth with his family visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Griffin. He noted heavy blacksmith shop work and said campaigning in June would be difficult but promised a strenuous effort once his workload eases, presenting his work rate as a sign of fitness for county commissioner.
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Horace Griffin
Plattsmouth
Mr. Griffin
E. M. Griffin
H. W. Griffin
Sheriff Candidate O T Gude Switches Store to Brother
O T Gude who runs a grocery and market in Union retains his Nebraska City home and invoices the Union store to his brother Charles Gude who will run the business. Gude seeks the county sheriff nomination and plans a vigorous campaign.
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O. T. Gude
Union
Nebraska City
Charles Gude
Otoe County
Westminster Guild Observes Second Anniversary
The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church held its second anniversary at Mrs. Louis Lohnes home. Mrs. Bertha Shopp led devotions and the lesson on Brazil. Officers installed: President Miss Marie Vallery, Vice President Susie Simonton, Secretary Valda Dysart, Treasurer Wilhelmina Hennrichen. Delegates to Bellevue summer conference named Eleanor Olsen and Ruth Warga.
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Westminster Guild Society of the Presbyterian Church
Louis Lohnes
Bertha Shopp
Lohnes
Brazil
Miss Marie Vallery
Susie Simonton
Valda Dysart
Wilhelmina Henrich
Bellevue
Eleanor Olsen
Ruth Warga
Shopp
Local residents visit city amid campaign chatter
L A Bornemeier of Elmwood and Martin Nielsen of Weeping Water toured the area Tuesday afternoon to visit relatives and friends and to drum up support for Nielsen in the Democratic county sheriff race.
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L. A. Bornemeier
Elmwood
Mr. Bornemeier
Martin Nielsen
Weeping Water
Nielsen
Local Journal Auction Sells Discarded Furniture and More
A journal ad announces an ongoing sale of discarded furniture and other articles from residents. The auction invites customers to bid on usable items no longer desired, providing details on items and viewing times.
Bishop Confirms Class at St Luke's Church
The Rt. Rev. E. V. Shayler confirmed six children at St. Luke's last Sunday evening. Canon Potter introduced them. A notable attendee was Pauline Hill, 91, from the Masonic infirmary, wishing to join the Episcopal church. Mrs. E. T. Fullegar of the Masonic Home also attended. The bishop preached on sin and divine victory, with Methodist and Evangelical pastors present. Mrs. Hill was privately confirmed in the infirmary and later received communion in that institution.
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E. V. Shayler
St. Luke's Church
Canon Potter
Masonic Infirmary
Pauline Hill
Episcopal Church
E. T. Fullegar
Masonic Home
Gorder Files For Re Election As County Commissioner
County Commissioner Fred H. Gorder files for re election in the third district. A longtime Cass county figure, he previously served as mayor of Weeping Water and has won large majorities in this Republican stronghold. The new district system names candidates by district for primaries.
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Fred H. Gorder
Board of County Commissioners
Gorder
Cass County
Weeping Water
Little Son of Hall Undergoes Tonsil and Adenoid Removal
Bobbie Hall, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Hall, underwent surgery yesterday at M E hospital in Omaha to remove tonsils and adenoids. He was brought home and is recovering well with hopes for a swift recovery in the coming days.
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Bobbie
Carl Hall
M. E. Hosital
Omaha
Vssible
Douglas Files for Congress in Democratic Interest
J B Douglas a Tecumseh resident filed on the Democratic ticket to succeed John H Morehead who will not seek the primaries this year. Douglas describes himself as a self made man rising from a barefoot country boy through public schools and the state university. He helped organize and staffs the Tecumseh Building and Loan Association noted as a large and sound financial institution.
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Lincoln
Nebr
J. B. Douglas
Tecumseh
Congress
John H. Morehead
Douglas
State University
Tecumseh Building and Loan Association
Longtime State Official Seeks Candidacy Endorsed by Voters
The individual has led the institution for thirty years and now serves on the State Game Forestry and Parks Commission. A Democratic National Convention delegate in 1932, he backed Roosevelt and is widely known in the district, with strong voter support anticipated.
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State Game, Forestation and Parks Commission
Douglas
Roosevelt
Reynolds Files as Democrat Candidate for Commissioner
From Liberty precinct comes word that Monday's Daily W. E. Reynolds filed his name at the county courthouse as a Democratic nominee for commissioner in the second district. He farms southwest of Union and is a son of the late J. T. Reynolds, a longtime county Democratic leader. Reynolds has banking and telephone company experience before returning to the farm.
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W. E. Reynolds
Liberty Precinct
Omaha
Court House
Reynolds
Union
J. T. Reynolds
Has Foot Cut Off Henry Murdock Incident at Meadow
Henry Murdock a 48 year old colored man from Omaha had his right foot severed at the ankle while attempting to board a Rock Island freight train Sunday morning near Meadow. Witnesses say he slipped during a training demonstration for companions who were fishing nearby. He was transported to Omaha for hospital care.
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Henry Murdock
Omaha
Meadow
Rock Island
Murdock
Brandt Candidate Visits City as Son Enlists
Joe V Brandt of Union Republican candidate for county register of deeds visited the city Saturday. He announced his son Harry Brandt has enlisted in Co A Nebraska National Guard at Nebraska City and will join the state defense force.
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Joe V .Brandt
Union
Office of Register of Deeds
Brandt
Harry Brandt
Co. A
Nebraska National Guard
Nebraska City
State Defense Force
Pleasant Ridge Picnic Set for June Sunday
Pleasant Ridge hosts a community picnic on Sunday June 17 inviting all residents to bring a picnic lunch and join the gathering.
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Pleasant Ridge
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