Local Union News Highlights Visitors and Events
Union Department notes a busy period with social visits from Mrs. Luce Alma Neb to Union and Rev W A Bowden at Wyoming services. Miss Reuzh Niday in Omaha, Children’s Day programs at Baptist and Methodist churches, and a vacation Bible school run by Mrs. Fred Tigner conclude with a union meeting entertainment. The community plans harvest prep, bridge work east of Union, and promotional activities by local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa Ann
Ivan Balfour
Luce
Alma
Neb
Jess Dysart
Wyoming
Charles Ferguson
Joe Dare
la Platte
Union
Ben Hoback
Nehawka
W. A. Bowden
Friends
Central City
Hom
George Nickles
Murray
W. B. Banning
W. H. Marks
Plattsmouth
Methodist Church
Union Church
Ira Clarke
W. Iter Havenridge
The
Baptist
Methodist
Laura Easter
Bessie Copenhaver
Robert Willis
Chas
Davis
Seattle
Washington
Yellowstone Park
Stirling Harris
Vance
Geo
Everett
Ralph
Chicago
N.C. de Les Denier
State Farm
Rumley Power Plant
Henry H. Becker
Vance Harris
F. Harris
Board of County Commissioners
Cliffort Armstrong
Greenwood
R. D. Stine
Fridgidaire
Jack Roddy
Luther Meade
Kearney
Liberty
Mary Upton
Earl Upton
Burwell
Nebr
Union Sunday
Lincoln
Young Peoples
Bethany
Crete
Union Vacation Bible School
Fred Tigner
Dinner Guests Share Hymns After Kansas City Trip
Mrs. Mabel Reynolds and her mother Mrs. Davis hosted a noon dinner last Sunday June 17. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Charles Davis Seattle Washington Mr. and Mrs. James Wyoming Nebraska Mrs. N R Switzer and Dorothy Switzer Weeping Water Nebraska and Mr. and Mrs. G S Upton Union. They spent the afternoon in conversation and singing old hymns following Dr. and Mrs. Davis return from the National convention in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Reynolds
Davis
Charles Davis
Seattle
Washington
James
Wyoming
Nebr
N. R. Switzer
Dorothy Switzer
Weeping Water
G. S. Upton
Union
Kansas City
June WCTU Meeting at Mrs Todd Home
The June meeting of the W. C T. U. was hosted by Mrs L G Todd on June 12 with assistant hostesses Mrs Rathe and Miss Pearl Bramblet. Mrs G B Upton led the program featuring Flower Missions Mercy and Relief with music readings and prayers, and six bouquets were given to members and their guests at the close. 25 ladies attended and refreshments followed, with the next gathering set for July 19 at Mrs J R Dysart’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Todd
Rathe
Pearl Bramblet
Upton
Ray Frans
Lone
Crose
Will Banning
Harrison
Clarence
Ida Freeman
Carr
Fitch
Grandpa Ann
J. R. Dysarts
Ivan Balfour
Eastern
Old Settlers Picnic in Union Face Annual Decision
After thirty nine years Union contemplates another old settlers picnic. Organizers vet speakers amusements and advertising across the dispersed local population to decide if the gathering occurs this year. Planning moves ahead as organizers seek commitments and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
United States
Young Man Mullis Found Dead Near Bruce South Dakota
Young man Mullis aged 26, brother of Mrs. H. H. Becker, who had moved to Bruce South Dakota in March 1927 to farm, was found dead at his isolated home after missing Saturday. Neighbors searched after Friday unseen, body brought to Nebraska City for funeral services by Rev. W. A. Taylor at Wyuka Cemetery. Parents C. J. Mullis and wife, among others, mourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Allen Mullis
H. H. Becker
Bruce So
Dakota
Nebraska City
W. A. Taylor
Wyuka
C. J. Mullis
Elmwood Woman Seriously Injured In Auto Crash Near Lincoln
Miss Nevada Long of Elmwood Nebraska suffered a broken pelvis when her car collided with a vehicle driven by L G Rose of Otoe seven miles east of Lincoln on O street road. Long and her mother were taken to Lincoln General Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Long
Elmwood
Neb
L. G. Rose
Otoe
O Street
Lincoln
Miss Long
William Long
Bose
Merle
Earl
Lincoln General Hospital
Castle
Roper & Matthews
C. C. Hickman
Merle Long
C. Clemens
State Reformatory
Hensel
Perry Toney
Earl Long
Longs
University of Nebraska
Central City
Notable Residents Mourn Departure in Dunbar Region
Those who reside at Dunbar mourn the departure, with survivors including brother Ray Mullis of Omaha and Carl and Wilbur of Dunbar. Frank of Wesslington North Dakota and Mrs. Henry H Becker of Union listed among mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Ray Mullis
Omaha
Carl and
Wilbur
Frank
Wesslington North Dakota
Henry H Becker
Union
Newlyweds Leslie Everett and Dorothy Crawford Celebrate
Friends keep joyous charivari for nearly a month after the marriage. The couple and their guests enjoy a pleasant evening as young people gather for social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho Leslie Everett
Dorothy Crawford
Frans Brothers Make Change in Lumber Ventures
Rue H Frans arranged the purchase of J H Wrightman’s Syracuse business. D R Frans becomes sole owner of the Union plant while Rue H Frans moves to Syracuse to be ready for business by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Frans
J. H. Wrightman
Syracuse
Frans Bros. Lumber Co
D. R. Frans
Union
Miss Mildred Clark Weds Edgar N Newton at Union
The wedding of Mildred Clark daughter of Mrs Vesta Clark Union and Edgar N Newton son of Mrs Ada Newton Plattsmouth occurred Wednesday evening at Rev W A Taylor’s home Union with Rev Taylor officiating. The couple will reside in Plattsmouth after June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Clark
Vesta Clark
Union
Edgar N. Newton
Ada Newton
Plattsmouth
W. A. Taylor
Rev. Taylor
Paul Long
Miss Clark
Union High School
Omaha
Newton
Burlington
Mrs. Newton
Commencement Day at Vacation Bible School Held Sunday
Commencement program planned at the Baptist church on Sunday morning June 24 at 10 oclock. Display of handiwork by boys and girls and memory work featured. All are invited to attend and see what the daily vacation Bible school really is. Superintendent invites everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
the Baptist Church
Vinton Athletics Set to Clash With Plattsmouth Visitors
Manager Distell of the Interstate league confirms Sundays game between the Vinton Street Athletics of Omaha and the Plattsmouth team. Plattsmouth seeks to extend its winning run while Vinton aims to rebound after two losses this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distell
Vinton Street Athletics
Omaha
Plattsmout
Athletics
Council Bluffs
Vinton
Plattsmouth
Vintons
Altho
Fort Crook
New Barber Here From Wednesday’s Daily
L D Newton of Aurora joins Rosencrans barber shop on North Fifth street as the new staff member. He arrives after Charles Turnbaugh moved to Omaha and brings experienced skills. Newton also owns the South Sixth street building remodeling for a new motion picture theatre and plans to reside in the city as a resident and property owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosencrans
North Fifth Street
L. D. Newton
Aurora
Charles Turnbaugh
Omaha
Newton
South Sixth Street
Arcadia Convalescence and Maternity Home Ad
Arcadia Convalescence and Maternity Home offers rest and care with a choice of doctors. Contact via phone 193 W or box 114 for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
W. Box
Return from Graduation at Northwestern University Evanston
Mr and Mrs C C Wescott and Carl Weigel returned from Chicago where they attended Northwestern University graduation in Evanston. Miss Alice Louise Wescott graduated with the highest honors, daughter of the Wescotts and a Plattsmouth High School 1924 graduate now continuing studies at Northwestern. The Northwestern class of 1928 included 1200 students from its colleges. Miss Wescott will remain in Chicago for special work before returning home for summer vacation and a future educational career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Wescott
Carl Weigel
Chicago
Northwestern University
Evanston
Plattsmouth
Alice Louise Wescott
Great Mid-Western College
Wescott
Plattsmouth High
Northwestern
Miss Wescott
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Mary Wiley in Cass County
The Lewiston Ladies Aid held a birthday dinner for Mrs. Mary Wiley at Mr. and Mrs. George Parks. The event celebrated her eighty second birthday with buffet service a pink rose bud cake and a program. Family and friends listed include numerous local residents and couples such as Mr. and Mrs. George Parks and Mrs. Mary Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Ladies Aid
George Parks
Mary Wiley
Los Angeles
California
George Schafer
W. Wehrbein
Dorothy Wehrbein
Anderson Lloyd
John Hendricks
Hascher
Irene Margaret
Nora Hascher
James Hascher
Robert Nickles
Bertha Nickles
Emil Hi
Messers Milton
John and
David Toman
Carl Parks
Perry Nickles
Smith
Glen Todd
American Legion buys new Bellmann grand piano
The American Legion has purchased a Bellmann grand piano for its community building. Omaha piano firm Schmoeller & Mueller delivered it after crediting rental payments toward the price and offering a 15 percent discount. The piano, described as a medium grand, will debut tonight at the mid-week dance with music by the Orioles of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Bellmann
Schmoeller & Mueller Piano Company of
Omaha
Legion
Orioles
Highways Seen as Public Utilities in Modern Economy
Walter J. Woodall editor of the Industrial Index argues highways should be treated like railroads and utilities. He says properly built roads yield dividends and that after 25 years roads have become essential, not luxuries, for economic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIC
Walter J. Woodall
Industrial Index
Potatoes for Sale at Murray Cream Station
Good eating potatoes offered for sale at one dollar per bushel at Murray Cream Station. Local buyers encouraged to come and purchase fresh stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Locating at Omaha Mr and Mrs Turnbaugh Move to Open Barber Beauty Shop
Mr and Mrs Charles Turnbaugh plan to relocate from this city to Omaha to establish a barber shop and beauty parlor on North 16th street. Both are experienced in their trades and expect success in the new venture. They have lived here many years and friends wish them luck in the state metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Turnbaugh
Omaha
North 16Th Street
Turnbaugh
Mrs. Turnbaugh
Farm equipment scattered listings from Martin Sjogren ad
15-30 WHart Parr tractor 24x44 Levane Robinson thresher 3-bottom 14 inch tractor plow all in good condition listing from Martin Sjogren Louisville Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whart-Parr
Levane Robinson
Mrs Helgate Visits Omaha As Husband Remains Hospitalized
Mrs W T Helgate visits Omaha for a few hours to see her husband who has been hospitalized for several weeks and is in very serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Helgate
Omaha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Department
American Legio Dance
Plattsmouth, Neb
Barn Yard Twins
A. L. Becker
Mondday
O" Street
R. D. Stine Union, Nebraska
C. T. U. Meets
Vinton St. Athletics
Newton-Clark
Vinton Athletics Coming
Henry Kaufman
Auto Shop
O. K
Washington Avenue
Henry J. Kaufman
Athletic Unions
Soennichsen Co
Martin Sjogren
Louisville, Nebr
Christ Furniture Co
South 6Th Street
Simmons
Kingsbury
Oliver
Plattsmouth, Nebr
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