Union and Nehawka residents visit Union and area
A long list of visitors and business callers stops in Union from nearby towns. Notables include Mat Wolph from northwest of Neanka, attorneys Graves of Union and Plattsmouth, Dr. W. F. Race of University Place, and Rev. C. C. Cissell of the Omaha district. Local scenes cover sales postponements and hospital updates on Miss Nola Banning, plus harvest notes and purchases at Joe Banning’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Wolph
Nebanka
Union
Frank Owens
L. G. Todd
Lattsmouth
J. F. Wilson
Nehawka
C. L. Graves
Mynard
W. F. Race
University Place
Clarence Dukes
Plattsmouth
H. M. Frans
Meeting Draws Large Audience at Sciota School
A large number of deeply interested people gathered at Sciota school last Sunday evening to hear Rev. W. A. Taylor. The discourse was well received and interest in the meeting continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota School
W. A. Taylor
Population Growth At Union Attributed To Local Club
The population rise in Union is linked to the Commercial Club led by W. G. Banning W. L. Stine and Troy Wrage. They have provided homes for new residents drawn by large families, with several nomadic groups settling briefly in Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Commercial Club
W. GB. Banning
W. L. Stine
Troy Wrage
Lion Tamers Club Visit Ends With Narrow Loss
Line Tamers Club of Union traveled to Nehawka last Monday to revise bats with the local kids team. Nehawka won 13 to 7 as both teams shared a lively game and a postmatch feast of wild strawberries. Notable players included Janetin Anderson Paul Bickering Eldon Moore Niles Harding Gallant Rakes and Lucian LaRue on the visitor squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Line Tamers
Lion Tamers
Kids Club of Baseball Players of Union
Nehawka
Union
Arla Dowler
Journal Man
Janetin Anderson
Paul Bickering
Eldon Moore
Niles Harding
Gallant Rakes
Lucean LaRue
Reverend Elliot Plans Southern Trip with Family
The Rev C L Elliot will depart for the south soon with his family to spend about two months traveling in his car. They will visit areas where Mr Elliot owns land with an oil well nearby and expect to tour productive sites along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Rev
C. L. Elliot
South
Will Study the Law by Mail for W. A. Harding
W. A. Harding pursues a correspondence course in law using spare moments for study. He aims for substantial, disciplined work as opportunities arise and as he keeps the door open to new knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
W. A. Harding
Office of Marrister Graves Receives Fresh Makeover
The office of Marrister C. L. Graves has been thoroughly repainted by Earl Merrit, a decorator, giving it a renewed appearance reminiscent of spring after a harsh winter. The space now presents a bright, fresh look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Graves
Earl Merrit
Families Enjoy Fishing Trip Near Murray on Weeping Water Creek
Last Sunday J. D. Lewis Lloyd Lewis and family and Wayne Lewis and family from near Murray visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Merrit. They fished at the creek mouth where the fish bite fine, enjoying an excellent day though they nearly caught more than they did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Lewis
Lloyd Lewis
Wayne Lewis
Murray
Earl Merrit
Weeping Water
Young Chapman Suffering Severe Appendicitis In Baker Montana
Friends report Sam Chapman, son of Mr and Mrs John W Chapman, is in Baker Montana hospital with a severe appendicitis. He was taken ill suddenly and underwent an operation on Thursday. He remains in danger and his eventual outcome will take several days to determine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuvesdas
Sam
John W. Chapman
Baker
Montana
Methodist Church Holds Quarterly Conference in Union
Dr C C Cissel district superintendent presided at the third quarterly conference with Wyoming Union officers. Rev Elliott and family plan a short vacation but services continue weekly. Dr Taylor visits June 29. Sunday school 10 am League 7 15 pm. A picnic for the Methodist Sunday school is set for Tuesday June 24 at the picnic grounds west of Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Methodist Sunday School
Union
Todd
W. C. T. U. Institute Meeting and Prize Essays
A county W. C. T. U. institute at Mrs. Jack Patterson’s on June 10 heard talks by union presidents and State superintendent Will Banning. Prize essays on abstinence were read by Edward Witte Mary Capwell Irene Faucht and others. Total turnout 85. refreshments followed and another such meeting is hoped for in 1925. Also a public sale of refused freight from Franklin Paint to Henry Shepard at Missouri Pacific depot June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Patterson
Ivan Balfour
Gorder
Weeping
Troop
Plattsmouth
Mary Capwell
Irene Faucht
Harvey Beflins
Clifford Jacobs
Helen Beeson
Neomi Mougey
Alice Todd
Jiners
Nettie Stanton
Eunice Burbridge
Paderewski
Narcissus
Plattsmouth Union
Eagle
Weeping Water
Elmwood
Nehawka
Union
Missouri Pacific
Franklin Paint Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Henry Shepard
Big Feature Bill The Little Wildcat at Union Theatre
Alice Calhoun stars in The Little Wildcat a heartfelt tale of a street waif who rises above hardship. The Union Theatre presents a second feature two reel comedy The Riot starring Jimmy Aubery. One more show this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Calhoun
Union Theatre
Christ
Mary Magdalen
Jimmy Aubery
Democrats Plan Short Platform for National Campaign
Washington, June 16. Democratic leaders in both houses met to draft a concise platform for the New York convention. The plan centers on clean government and relief for agriculture as key themes, with Senator Ittman of Nevada leading rural-benefit legislation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Senate
House of Representatives
Ittman
Nevada
Large farm property and extensive machinery sale notice
The Bank of Union schedules a public auction of mortgaged goods on June 24 1924 at 1 o'clock in Union Nebraska. Items include farm equipment tires tubes engines tools and a Ford truck car and various parts listed in detail. Dr T P Livingston was in Omaha today for professional matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Union
George H. Shrader
Union
Cass County
Nebraska
Block 1
Goodrich
U. S
Silvertown
Goodyear
U. S&s
Bosch
A. C
Ford
Dr. T. P. Livingston
Omaha
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Union Department
Joe Bannings
H. H. Planck
The
Baptist Church of Union
Chicago
Tony Suddith
Homer Campbell
Julian D. Graves
Per
A. H. Graves
Wm. Tinee
Lynn Arbor
John Lidgett
Marjorie Hoback
Charles Hoback
Thomas P. Cogan
Belle Frans
Farr Merrit
Merrit
Nebraska City
Harold Whiteman
Rochester
Minn
W. H. Sheeley
C. C. Cissell
Methodist Church
Elliot
A. L. Tidd
C. D. Quinton
Shrader Garance
Ezra Albin
Mr. Albin
Board of Surgeons
Miss Nola
Bird Surface
Hartington
Scotts Bluff
T. K. Surface
Surface
R. D. Stine
WM. F. Race, M. D
Produce
Tory Sudduth
Neb
Foster
E. E. Moore
Edward A. Dowler
Union, Nebraska
Frans Bros. Lumber Co
H. L. Swanson
Mo. Pac
Martin Nelson
F. G. Egenberger
Dr. Thomas
R. H Fiteh
Dunning
Univ
Lockwood
Townsend
Black Hawk
J. M
Dodge Bros
Carson Acellerators
Goodyear Cement
Fairbanks
Hassler
Liberty Motor
G. P
D. S
Atwater Kent
Johns-Manville
Tidball Lumber
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Paige
Moore
Overland
Uni
J. W. Hobson & Son
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