Local residents visit Omaha and surrounding towns
Nehawka Mrs. Walter J Wunderlich and son Lobbie drove to Omaha for a brief visit. Mrs. Christian Nutaman of Grand Island and James High and wife of Beatrice visit at Mrs. Fred Nuotzman. Marion C Pittman and family of Avow were guests at R H Chapman home to honor Grandmother Dittman. Rev Small and Young Peoples' society attend York conference. Mrs Eugene Nutzman installs officers in Plattsmouth unit with companions Lundberg and Marler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Wunderlich
Lobbie
Omaha
Christian Nutaman
Grand Island
James High
Beatrice
Fred Nuotzman
Marion C. Pittman
Avovw
R. H. Chapman
Dittman
Marion
Chapman
Rev. Small
United Brethren Church
Dharch
Young Peoples’ Society of the Church
York
Eugene Nutzman
Plattsmouth
Werner Lundberg
Frank Marler
Hell Pleasant Gathering Mir and Mrs Harri Tuewerson Celebrate Sixth Anniversary
A six year wedding anniversary was observed last Sunday by Mir and Mrs Harri Tuewerson with friends. Attendees included W A Stoll and wife Miss Imo Heebner and daughter John Chantelain and wife Elmer Stoll and family and George Delekman and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Mir
Harri Tuewerson
W.A. Stoll
Charles Heebner
Miss Imo
John Chantelain
Elmer Stoll
George Delekman
Birthday Celebration for Thiele and Friends
Thiele and about 24 friends gathered Saturday afternoon to reminisce about past days. Among attendees were George Maltrop and his wife from Nebraska City. Maltrop screened several home movies he shot locally, offering scenes familiar to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnity Thiele
George Maltrop
Nebraska City
Family Dinner Hosts Draw Local Relatives and Friends
Mr and Mrs Frank Schlichteimeier entertained a group of relatives and friends at a family dinner. Attendees included Mrs Frank Koch and family of West Bend Iowa Ronald Schiliehtemeier and family of Elmwood Toni Mongay Mrs J W McCarroll Carl Cross and family and Miss Ino Monezas of Omaha Poi Schlichtemeier and family had been here from
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schlichtemeier
Stumiss
Frank Koch
West Bend
Iowa
Ronald Schiliehtemeier
Elmwood
Toni Mongay
J. W. McCarroll
Carl Cross
Ino Monezas
Omiha
Poi Schlichtemeier
Koch family Leaves Scottsbluff for Iowa trip
The Koch family departed Scottsbluff on Monday to return home to Iowa after their gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff
Koch
Iowa
Pleasant Gathering At School Park For Incoming Year
A get acquainted gathering was held in the park at the school house last Sunday with high school students and teachers attending to better acquaint before the fall opening. Refreshments were served.
Family Reunion of Hansen Family in Louisville Park
A Hansen family reunion was held last Sunday in Louisville Park with large attendance. Notables included the John Knabe family now of Lincoln, formerly from Louisville, and Mrs Knabe who was a Hansen before marriage. A large crowd enjoyed a picnic dinner in the shady grove.
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Louisville
Hansen
John Knabe
Lincoln
Family gathering honors Grandfather Steffens at Anderson home
On Fathers Day Mr and Mrs Albert Anderson entertained relatives at their home. The gathering honored Grandfather C Steffens and his wife of Lorton, parents of Mrs Anderson. Also present were Mr and Mrs J H Steffens and family of Nehawka and Frank H Horstman and family of Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Anderson
C. Steffens
Lorton
Anderson
J. H. Steffens
Nehawka
Frank H. Horstman
Cook
Observance at Methodist Church Honors Fathers
A special Fathers Day event was held at the Methodist church last Sunday. Jimmie Sturm spoke for the sons and E. C. Laimbert spoke for the fathers as part of a large turnout and community tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Jimmie Sturm
E. C. Laimbert
Yeiser Family Visits Nehawka for Summer Stay
Mrs. John O. Yeiser and children from Omaha visited Sunday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. A F Sturm in Nehawka. Jack Yeiser returned home, while Andy and Susanne will live with their grandparents for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Yeiser
Omaha
Nehawka
A. FL. Sturm
Wunderlich Improves After Stroke Health Woes
John G. Wunderlich, longtime secretary of the Odd Fellows, has suffered a stroke and poor health in recent months. He has shown marked improvement in the past few days and remains keenly interested in lodge activities as new members join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Wunderlich
Plattsmouth
Wunderlich
Odd Fellows Inge
John
Social notes from Union and surrounding areas
Pleasant visits and family gatherings populate the Union scene as Mrs. Dale Karnopp and daughter stay with her mother in Crete for a week. Visitors include Mrs. Mary B. Allison of Auburn and Mrs. E. P. Booker with relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Karnopp
Crete
Oscar Davis Reaches Eightieth Birthday Milestone
Oscar Davis aged eighty last Saturday was celebrated by friends with congratulations and well wishes as he marked his 80th anniversary. He is reported to be in good health and enjoying the attention from those who know him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Davis
Longtime resident with summer in Walla Walla noted
The subject was born near Union and has lived here all his life except for a summer spent in Walla Walla, Washington about 40 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Walla Walla, Washington
Baptist Church Observes Children’s Day With Mission Funds
The Ladies of the Baptist church along with the Bible school children held a program for Children’s Day last Sunday and collected a neat sum for foreign and home missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Children of the Bible School
Nifty Stitchers Meet At Comer Home
The Nifty Stitchers gathered at Mary Lou and Gladys Comer’s home for a meeting. Minutes were read, and the roll called on sewing machine homes. Members named songs and evaluated hot pads and tea towels before a lunch. The next gathering will be at Margaret Hammond’s with Dorothy Applezate assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou
Gladys Comer
Margaret Hammond
Dorothy Applezate
Chapman couple visit Whitworth with Father’s Day bouquet
Mr and Mrs Tommy Chapman of Belgrade visited Union last Sunday to greet Mrs Chapman's father C E K Whitworth and presented him with a handsome bouquet in recognition of Father’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Chapman
Belgrade
Union
70 Play Syracuse Here Friday
The American Legion Junior baseball team faces undefeated Syracuse at Athletic Field Friday at 2 30. Pla ttsmouth stands 3 1 with a .750 mark and will start Jacobs on the mound with a lineup including Jones or Phillips York Smith Sedlak Shiffer White Parr iott Nord and reserves Persinger Allbee Gradeville in a bid to beat Syracuse and lift team averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Syracuse
Plattsmouth
Jacobs
Jones
Phillips
York
Smith
Sedlak
Shiffer
White
Parriott
Nord
Pqrsinger
Allbee
Gradeville
Athletic Field
Band Rehearsal Opens at Recreation Center Tonight
Band rehearsals begin this evening at the Recreation Center ahead of summer concert series. Prompt arrival is requested as the group prepares for upcoming performances and will have a radio to follow the Louis-Schmeltne fight.
Legion Juniors Edge Hickman In Close Ball Game
The American Legion Junior team won 9 to 7 at Hickman. Stub Sedlak started and pitched six innings, then John Jacobs earned the victory in relief. Plattsmouth rallied in the ninth, aided by errors, with Jacobs driving in two and Phillips scoring three runs. Jones caught the full game and White collected a double and a single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Hickman
Stub Sedlak
John Jacobs
Stub
Sedlak
Plattsmouth
Phillips
Mrs Tholda Johnson Passes After Long Nebraska Life
Miss Tholda Johnson born in Sweden in 1854 moved to America in 1868 and settled near Genoa Nebraska. She raised five children including Otto Schlictemeier's wife and Norman Johnson the dentist, and was a lifelong Methodist. Funeral is Wednesday at the Nehawka Methodist church with Mt Pleasant Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tholda Johnson
Sweden
America
Genoa
Nebraska
Hans Johnson
Otto Schlictemeier
Miss Lillie
Norman Johnson
Rutland
Vermont
Methodist Church
Nehawka
Mt. Pleasant
Engineers Edge Weeping Water In Close City Softball Clash
The Engineers, formerly the Methodist team, beat Weeping Water 8 to 7 in a tight city softball game. They broke open with five runs in the first inning while Weeping Water answered with four in the fifth to stay in contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineers
Methodist
Weeping Water
Weeping Water Boys
Plattsmouth Nets Defeat Atlantic in Tennis Match
Plattsmouth bested Atlantic six matches to three in Atlantic, Iowa. Notable three set singles included Ray Larson over Fowler 8-6 6-8 6-? and George Sayles over Fasborg 6-3 5-7 6-3. Jack Wunderlich defeated GaLiher 6-3 4-6 6-4. Other results feature mixed doubles and additional singles wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Iowa
Atlaantic
Ray Larson
Fowler
George Sayles
Fasborg
George
Jack Wunderlich
Galiher
Mason
Wastein
Carrig
John Tidball
Hensley
Floyd Shanholtz
Doutles Larson-Sayles
F. Fowler- Fasborg
G. Fowler-Galiher
Mason-Wunderlich
Shanholtz-Tidball
Wasgein-Carrig
Kullum Clothing Klub June Meeting Report
On June 17 at Shirley Chamberlain’s home the Kullum Clothing Klub gathered with all members present. Dorothea Siemonek led stitch techniques while Bessie Svoboda and the leader demonstrated pattern fitting. A short entertainment and lunch followed. The next meeting will be at Hertha Potsches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Chamberlain
Dorothea Siemonek
Bessie Svoboda
Hertha Potsches
Hertea Potsches
Lawsuit Filed To Quiet Title In Weeping Water
In district court Harold Meyers sues Thomas M How ard and about 192 defendants over city real estate in Weeping Water. The action seeks to quiet title and determine ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Harold Meyers
Thomas M. Howard
Weeping Water
Complaint filed against Bud Gouchenour for firing firecrackers
A complaint was filed this morning against Bud Gouchenour on the charge of disturbing the peace for shooting off firecrackers on the street Saturday night. The court assessed a fine of one dollar and costs for the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Gouchenour
Heavy Rain and Wind Reported Across State
A major rainfall and strong winds affected multiple counties from early morning. Ashland saw 2.5 inches of rain with damage from winds near Greenwood, Avoca, and Weeping Water reported washed-out bridges and culverts, with crop damage noted. Dorchester recorded three inches delaying traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soa
Cass County
Ashland
Burlington
Greenwood
Avoca
South Bend
Dorchester
Netcaster
For Sale McCormick Binder and Horses in Nebraska
McCormick Deering 10-foot power take off binder offered with several horses. Priced to sell. Contact Charles Vallery, Allis-Chalmers dealer, Mlattsmouth Nebraska. 123-2tw.
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R. A. Bates
Canada
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Fort Crook
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City Federal Savings & Loan Association
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Allison
Auburn
C. H. Whitworth
Floy
Kansas City
M. N. Hothousen
H. D. Bugbie
Union Schools
E. P. Booker
Thomas Thomason
Linus Reynolds
Minnesota
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J. T. Reynolds
Charles Garrison
Robert Willis
Bert
Clarence Willis
Oscar
Matthew Midkiff
Edward Midkiff
Mable Reynolds
Rose Swan
Clara James
Myrtle Swan
Ada Clarke
Henry Swan
Oklahoma
Clarke James
Raymond Hathaway
Roy
Earl Upton
Sciota
W. B. Banning
Kansas
NI Ece AZ Brewing CO
Degorra
Legion
Hay Smith
the Phillips
Persinger
Raugh
Brown
Jensen
Wismer
Wescamp
Gruese
Ph Grau
Mrs. Tholda Johnson
Journal
FE Stevenson
I Gillam
Ashbaugh
Schoemigz
Webb
Kullum Klothing Klub
Ment
Uumnpit
TG Housewives
YOUR
Wayne Lewis
14Th Paul Street
Nicholas Street
McCann Elevator
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