Community Club Dines, Names New Members in Union Meeting
The gathering welcomed Charles I Seeley Rev W A Bowden Ben Anderson and M S Briggs as new members. A hearty dinner followed with mashed potatoes meat loaf corn amulets and strawberry shortcake. President Dr W H Achenbach spoke on all night service for stock haulers detour plans during paving and continuing church dinners on Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Seeley
W. A. Bowden
Ben Anderson
M.S. Briggs
W. H. Achenbach
Omaha
Union
Club
Singing
America
Union social notes and local visits include farms and cemetery work
Mrs Mary Taylor and daughter Rachel visited in Union with relatives. Frank Orbun and Ray Kiisky called in Union. W H Marks and Wm Craig drove Mr Marks new auto to Weeping Water for business. Kathleen Propst visits Tecumseh friends. Phillip Rihn visited Glenwood Iowa. Earl Upton and family spent weekend with G R Upton and L R Upton in Union. East Union cemetery fund drives raise money and fence the plot. Eugene Roddy renovates home for his mother. Herman Anderson Will Read and Ben Anderson travel to Brule to visit relatives. W H Porter bruised after a stock delivery incident in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Taylor
Rachel
Union
A. B. Taylor
Charles J. Seeley
Weeping Water
Commercial Club
W. H. Marks
Wm. Craig
Marks
Kathleen Propst
Tecumseh
Martha Upton
Phillip Rihn
Art Evans
Glenwood
Iowa
Earl Upton
Brewster
G. R. Upton
L. R. Upton
East Union Cemetery
Good Used Cars and TRUCKS Stock Ad
A dealer offers good used cars and trucks in reconditioned running order at low prices. Inventory includes a 1927 Chevrolet truck a 1926 Ford truck a 1926 Chevrolet coupe two 1924 Ford Tudors a 1925 Ford coupe and a 1926 Ford roadster all in good condition. Also carries Chevrolet new car models on the floor for immediate selection.
Union Community Notes Include Postmaster Absence and LocalVisits
Miss Agusta Robb attended a postmasters convention in Kearney leaving Union briefly. her duties were covered by her father and Miss Edith Tyson. Charles Green and wife visited Omaha for business and family. Roy Stokes of Calgary visits Union aunt for weeks while helping on the farm. A state bank examiner praised the local bank’s conservative, client-friendly operations. Telephone line rebuilding will modernize Union’s network. Dr W W Claybaugh’s family visit includes Professor Frank Meserve of Northwestern University who will teach three summer months in Chicago before returning to Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agusta Robb
Union
Kearney
Edith Tyson
Elmwood
Charles Green
Omaha
Green
Addie Bartlett
Florence
Roy Stokes
Calgry
Alberta
Canada
Harry M. Frans
Roy
Great Northwest
State Banking Department
Clarke
Chicago University
Northwestern University
Meserve
Evanston
Church Ladies Produce Notable Sunday Program
At the Methodist church last Sunday the ladies used trained children to present an excellent program. A large crowd attended and enjoyed exercises of much worth.
Methodist Church Notes Union Services Sunday Schedule
The Union Methodist Church invites all to Bible school at 10:00 a.m. Morning service at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League for the young people at 7:15 p.m. Evening service at 8:00 p.m. Pastor W. A. Bowden extends a welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church In
Union
Epworth League
Young Peoples Meeting
W. A. Bowden
Services at Baptist Church June 23 Bible school and sermon
Bible school at the Baptist church on June 23 at 10:00 am with a studied lesson on thanksgiving led by able teachers. Preaching follows at 11:00 am by Pastor Rev W A Taylor offering a message of hope and inspiration with incidents illustrating daily life solutions. Church offers a real welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
W. A. Taylor
Six Hundred Pullets and Roosters Ad in Leesley Hatchery
English strain white leghorn pullets priced at 50 cents each and ten week old roosters at 25 cents. Hatchery located in Greenwood under Leesley Hatchery.
Ladies Feed Business Men at Baptist Aid Meeting
The ladies aid society fed the Union Business Men's club at their Monday noon meeting. Twenty eight business men attended a merry gathering focused on perfecting the organization and welcoming new members. Four new members were received during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Union Business Men's Club
Former Plattsmouth players help Sedalia team in Missouri
Harry Newman Fay Spidel and Harry Burkhart, once Plattsmouth ball players, play for Sedalia Missouri Pacific Boosters. Newman stars in fielding after joining from Roosters, Spidel helped beat Osawatomie 6 to 0, Burkhart pitched in the Sunday game in Osawatomie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Harry Newman
Fay Spidel
Harry
Chin) Burkhart
Missouri Pacific Boosters
Sedalia
Missouri
Newman
The
Roosters
Missourians
Spider
Osawatowie
Kansas
Jury Finds for Defendant in Bank of Commerce Suit
The Bank of Commerce of Louisville sued Tillie McCarty for notes totaling 66,000 plus interest. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant Mrs. McCarty after the case had been tried at the April term and again at this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Commerce of Louisville
Tillie McCarty
District Court
McCarty
Will Teach at Palisade Nebraska Miss Edith Quinton
Miss Edith Quinton recently graduated from the University of Nebraska and will teach in Palisade Nebraska next year as music supervisor and French instructor. This summer she serves as music counselor at Lincoln Girls reserve camp at Oakwood near Crete, assisting in girls’ instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Quinton
C. D. Quinton
Miss Quinton
University of Nebraska
Palisade
Nebraska
Lincoln Girl's Reserve
Oakwood On the Blue
Crete
the State University
Officer Pickrel Enjoys Summer Vacation From Duty
Police officer Dave Pickrel of the local force takes a week off for a summer vacation. He and his wife left yesterday for northern Minnesota to visit Mrs. Pickrel’s brother and fish in a Minnesota lake while hoping rest improves his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Pickrel
Mr. Pickrel
Minnesota
Pickrel
Baird Leaves Burlington for St Paul Conference
William Baird superintendent of the Burling ton shops departed for St Paul Minnesota to attend a conference of operating officials from the Burlington and shop heads foremen and officers of the Great Northern railroad He joined foremen and railroad officials from the Nebraska lines at Omaha and traveled with them to St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baird
Burlington
St. Paul
Minnesota
Great Northern Railroad
Mr. Baird
Nebraska
G&j. Paul
House approves 151 million for Farm Board
Washington on June 17 the House passed a bill to appropriate 151 500 000 of the 500 000 000 authorized for the federal farm board by the farm relief act. The measure was approved under suspension of the rules to expedite action and now goes to President Hoover for signature. He is selecting personnel for the board and an announcement is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
House
Senate
White House
Farm Relief Act
Budget Bureau
Legislative explanation of expenses for revolving fund board
Chairman Wood of the appropriations committee explains a $1.5 million expense for the board using $150 million of a $500 million revolving fund. Representative Garner questions why the entire $500 million is not appropriated. Wood says the president believes only part is needed now and more money could be provided later if required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Appropriations Committee
Garner
Texas
Congress
President Hoove Proposes $151 Million Farm Relief Outlay
Washington on June 17 reports President Hoove urged Congress to authorize an immediate $151,500,000 outlay as the initial tranche of a $500,000,000 farm relief appropriation. Chairman Wood of the House Appropriations Committee drafted a bill to implement the recommendation and push for swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoove
Congress
Wood
House Appropriations Committee
House
Fed
Farm board creation under new law eyed by Hoover
Lincoln Star reports a national farm board has been created under the new law. Mr. Hoover now considers the selection of the board membership as part of the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral Farm Board
Hoover
Lincoln Star
Loss of a John Hendricks horse team near Murray
The Hendricks family near Murray suffered the loss of two horses from a lockjaw and a barn injury. While Mr. Hendricks was in Omaha selecting a replacement team, the misfortune disrupted farm work during a busy season and caused delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hendricks
Near
Murray
Mr. Hendricks
Omaha
Bible School Parade Steps Through City Streets
Vacation Bible school youngsters from First Methodist and First Presbyterian churches marched with drums and flags from the Methodist church to Fourth Street and back, resuming daily lessons en route. The event drew clear enthusiasm as a summer Bible school activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
Methodist Church
Fourth Street
Birth of a son at Kelly home on Wintersteen Hill
Mr and Mrs R F Kelly joyfully announce the birth of a fine little son on Thursday. The mother Florence Taylor of La Platte is pleased and both mother and baby are doing nicely, bringing happiness to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Kelly
Wintersteen Hill
Kelly
Florence Taylor
la Platte
New son Dowell Anthony born to Kubicka family
The home of Mr and Mrs John Kubicka on West Pearl Street welcomes a baby boy named Dowell Anthony. The arrival brings joy to the family and the two young brothers who gain a new playmate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kubicka
West Pearl Street
Dowell Anthony
Ruth Frazeur and Glenn McBride Wed at Bellevue
Announcement from Bellevue reports the marriage of Miss Ruth Frazeur daughter of Mr and Mrs John Frazeur to Mr Glenn McBride of Omaha and former local resident. The couple are well known here and friends wish them a long and happy married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Frazeur
John Frazeur
Bellevue
Glenn McBride
Omaha
Ralph Allen Visits Omaha with Kansas City Family
Ralph Allen of Kansas City visits with his parents Mr and Mrs M B Allen and was a morning visitor in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Allen
Kansas City
Mrs. M. B. Allen
Omaha
Solons Pack Up to Leave the Capitol Grand
Washington June 18 Congress began a summer vacation after approving tariff revision and $150 500 000 for Hoover farm relief. The Senate to two months and the House to September. Committees stay busy while bills face lameduck issues and a Borah amendment on agricultural scope falls by one vote. The Norris constitutional amendment also awaits action. Omaha Bee News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Congress
House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Borah
Idaho
Jones
Omaha Bee-News
Alyce Johnson Returns to Los Angeles After Visit
Miss Alyce Johnson leaves after weeks at her parents home Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson. She is bound for Los Angeles where she has resided for two years. She is accompanied by Miss Hilda who will enjoy a coast visit for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyce Johnson
A Place of Beauty in Fifth and Pearl Area
Residents praise Adolph Geise for a rose garden surrounding his home on Fifth and Pearl streets. The blooming roses transform the area into a charming visual feature admired by visitors and neighbors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth and
Pearl Street
Adolph Geise
Safety X Ray Vaults Tested
A board from the army chemical warfare service reports that vaults with sprinklers and a roof vent prevent most X ray film fires. Tests show films ignite above 220 F and smoulder without flame release gases. Water only, quickly applied, extinguishes blazes. standard filter masks offer no protection. an oxygen helmet is required for rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland Clinic
Army Chemical Warfare Service
Cleveland
Call for Walker's Defeat in New York City Election
The Citizens' Union calls for mayor James J. Walker's defeat citing weak leadership and alleged graft. The report faults his handling of police commissioners Joseph A. Warren and Grover A. Whalen and criticizes police failure to solve Arnold Rothstein's murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Citizens’ Union Sunday
James J. Walker
Union
Joseph A. Warren
Arnold Rothstein
Grover A. Whalen
Warren
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church Service Schedule
The Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church announces Sunday June 23 with 9:30 Sunday school and 10:30 English services. An extra meeting follows the services. At 8:00 sharp Luther League entertains the visiting League from Otoe Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Otoe
Nebraska
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Union Department
Chase County
Bank of Union
Union, Nebraska
R. D. Stine Union, Nebraska
Eugene Roddy
Herman Anderson
Will Read
Brule
W. H. Porter
Methodist Church Notes
Farm Aid
Bible School
Solons
Capitol Grand
Norris
California
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church
Mr. Gibson
the Peoples’ Market
Sam Giventer, Propr
Bekin Bide
Plattsmouth, Nebr
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