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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1927

Page

4

Union Journal Notes and Community Gossip in Union

The Union column covers local birthdays, deaths, and visits. Oscar Davis aged sixty nine and R D Stine aged sixty four are joked about. G W Cheney’s recent death is noted with thanks for alfalfa harvest. A large Palmyra delegation visited for the old settlers picnic, and M S Taylor underwent tonsil surgery in Plattsmouth. Community events include Children’s Day programs and local concerns about the Missouri River bridge project near O Street.

Chevrolet Anto Omaha Oscar Davis R. D. Stine George Trunkenbolt Eagle Union Nehawkila G. W. Cheney Eugene Roddy Wm. Pell Mary Pell Lebanon Kansas Ss. M. Taylor Plattsmouth Baptist Methodist Mont Robb J. D. Brambler Hans Christensen Hans Harold Flemming Osceola Missouri River O Street Road Nebraska

Residents and visitors lampoon Union community life

Ne braska City and nearby towns show busy cross traffic with residents like Cc G McCartney and James W Sage visiting for business. Families including the Frans, Becker, Robban, and Tigner undertook trips to Omaha Plattsmouth and Thurman while local workers like Raymond Schreiner and David Ebersole moved between Union and Nebraska City.

Cc. G. McCartney Nebraska City D. Ray Frans Mont Robb Ane Fleming Eugene Morton J. A. Eaton Plattsmouth Drinv Roy Yonker Yant Construction Company Sutton Fred Tigner Thurman Iowa Clyde Porter Clyde Raymond Schreiner Union Schools Dunbar A. R. Dowler E. A. Jamison Union D. P. Sloan Thurston David K. Ebersole

Civil Service Exam Notice for Nebraska Postmasters

The Civil Service Commission announces applications accepted through June 29 for postmaster positions at Union Campbell Cortland and Wauneta Nebraska. Acting Postmaster A Robb oversees the process.

Civil Service Commission Union Campbell, Cortland Wauneta Nebraska

A Chance of Harm in Main Street Play

A letter urges safe play for boys in Union as they enjoy ball games. It warns that cars move rapidly on the main street and stresses avoiding injuries from traffic while allowing continued sport.

Union

Good Used Cars Prices Across Ford, Durant and More

A catalog of used vehicle listings includes 1920 to 1926 Fords and other makes. Prices range from 50 to 450 with models such as Touring, Roadster, Coupe, Sedan, Truck, and Studebaker Touring noted alongside seller terms.

Joe Vera Studebaker

Epworth League Plans Institute Delegates and Social

The Epworth League announces 18 members at Plattsmouth and aims to send delegates to the Fritzmont institute. An ice cream social and bake sale will be held Saturday afternoon and evening in Union to raise support and ideas for a stronger league. New members are welcome at 7 15.

Ber Plattsmouth Epworth League Fremont

Band Concert on Saturday Evenings Schedule Set

Country residents favor Saturday band concerts so organizers arrange street performances starting Saturday June 18 at 8 30 and continuing every two weeks until further notice. Short addresses and a few features are planned for each event.

Hastings admonishes thief over borrowed turkey gobbler

Robert E Hastings speaks with earnestness about a borrowed turkey gobbler and warns the thief to return it quickly or face legal action resulting in publicity and trouble.

Robert E. Hastings Mr. Hastings

Old Settler Association Meeting Set at Bank of Union

A notice invites members and all citizens to a Saturday evening meeting in the rear room of the Bank of Union on June 18. An election of officers for the coming year will be held and organizers for a picnic and celebration date will be chosen. Attendance is encouraged for those wishing to join the picnic.

Old Settler Association Bank of Union

Stork Delivers Three Sons and One Daughter in City

The city welcomed three sons and one daughter this week. A nine and a quarter pound daughter arrived to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bailey. Sons were born to William Easteridge, William Bashus, and Guy N. Rose, bringing joy to their families and relatives.

Stork W. E., Bailey William Easteridge William Bashus Guy N. Rose

Local Men Plan Septic Tank Construction

A group including Herman Leuchten, August Rhuga, August Wendt, Ludwig Bornemeier, August Jochem and C. J. Fleischman plan to build septic tanks. They attended a demonstration where Mr. Young and Mr. Oberlin of the Portland Cement and Agricultural Engineering Department built a septic tank and praised the cement water mixing method over sand.

Herman Leuchen August Rhuga August Wendt Ludwig Bornemeier August Jochem C. J. Fleischman Mr. Young Mr. Oberlin Portland Cement and Agricultural Engineering Department

Fish pools and bird baths on local lawns

Country and city residents alike beautify yards with decorative water features. Readily visible fish pools and bird baths are advertised at Geo. Bonny in Wabash, Henry Tool, Ludwig Bornemeier, Chris Kupka, James Mills in Murdock, and other local homes.

Geo. Bonny Wabash Henry Tool Ludwig Bornemeier Chris Kupka James Mills Murdock

Differences in Farm Records Highlight Inequality in Cass County

A Cass county study of 47 farms shows the ten best farmers averaged 3235 dollars in farm income and 3199 dollars in labor income, while the ten poorest averaged 100 and 1675 dollars respectively. Major gaps arise from farming methods, expenses, yields, and livestock profit.

Cass County

Fianna Fail gains lead in Irish general election

Dublin June 13 Fianna Fail led by De Valera widened its margin over the government to two seats as 110 of 152 constituencies reported. Counts show Fianna Fail 34, government 32, independents 9, farmers 7, national league 5, Sinn Fein 3.

Dublin Fianna Fail de Valera Government National League Sin Fein

Epworth Leaguers Meet at Elmwood Nebraska

The thirty third annual Lincoln district Epworth League convention in Elmwood ended Sunday night with a service at the Elmwood church and a basket dinner. Kenneth Rains of Wahoo was elected president and Edgar Gates of Lincoln vice president. Speakers included Dean B E McProud of Wesleyan University and Rev E E Pengelly. Mrs George Squires of Dixon visited Frank Raven’s home.

Elmwood Neb Lincoln District Epworth League Elmwood Church Kenneth Rains Wahoo Edgar Gates Lincoln Helen Wescott Plattsmouth Sun School E. E. Pen George Squires Dixon, Nebraska Prank Raven Squires

Three Pianos for Sale with Walnut and Mahogany Finishes

Cornish piano in walnut listed at 100 dollars. Kimball piano in mahogany case in A-1 condition priced at 125 dollars. Cahel Nelson piano in Circasian Walnut case at 250 dollars with cash discount and free delivery within 60 miles by Ghrist and Ghrist, Plattsmouth.

Kimball Cahel-Nelson Ghrist & Ghrist Plattsmouth

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Aio Union Department Fort Crook The Union, Nebraska W. B. Banning Atteberry Stine’s Grocery Blue Ribbon Pennsylvania Trunkenbolz Oil Company Powell Lee Rihn & Greene Union, Neb A. Robb M. E. Church Gretchen Methodist Sunday School Plattsmouth Motor Company Old Settlers Journal Farm Bureau Beau Brummsl H. M. Soennichsen Co Big Values Mom Epworth Inter-State Livestock Commission Company Inter-State Harry Francis Joe Tomes Armond Tibbets Chas. F. Cox Rollie Reynolds Otto Hachten Frank Ecktermeier Jim Donahue Dow Walter Dearth Chas. Mohr Earl Brown J. J. Donaghue Interstate Live Stock Commis’n Co Omaha, Nebr
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