Union Ledger notes from town and Kansas City visits
Miss Edith Swigart departed for Kansas City to visit relatives. Several locals including Lily, Dr Cook and Edwin, A A Hales, and Mr Hobinson were in town. New daughter added to the Tilene household Tuesday morning. Miss Mattie Ramsey left for Kansas City for a brief visit. J M Graves from North Yakima arrived to visit relatives. William Mueller moves back home with family after buying the Banning elevator. Polland and Pollard visit local friends and business ties in Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Swigart
Kansas City
Lily
Dr Cook
Edwin
A. A. Hales
Mr. Hobinson
Playlswouth
Bert Tilene
J. E. Foster
Mattie Ramsey
J. M. Graves
North Yakima
Washington
Iowa
G. L. Graves
Dave Laters
Pacific Coast
William Mueller
Banning
Elmwood
Union
Sheldon
UW. Polland
Nehawka
Nelson Pollard
Newark
Nehawka “Kidlet
New Jersey Eleetric Works
Elmwood notes of visits and moves in Leader Echo
Miss May Durbin leaves for a few weeks visiting relatives in Ohio and West Virginia. Matilda Meisinger returns to Plattsmouth after a week's visit with her sister. Gustin and neighbors travel by touring car to Plattsmouth. Old settlers plea appears in August. County Attorney Howard Saxton visits Thurston county. Dr. Alton departs for Monterey Mexico to resume mission duties. Mrs. Allen and Grace delay Mexico trip. Mrs. George Frisbee recovering well after Lincoln Hospital operation. Dr. Neely hosts brothers Otis and Will visiting from Kansas and Illinois. Dr. T. E. Allen plans summer stay to assist in practice. William Mueller moves to Union with family for schooling. Elmwood bids farewell to Billy Mueller of New Jersey. Report of dynamiting fish in Weeping Water. officials condemn it as wasteful destruction of game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Saxton
Thurston County
Alton
Monterey
Mexico
Allen
Grace
George Frisbee
Lincoln
Wis Browell
Neely
Otis
Chanute
Kansas
Will
Jerseyville
Ilinois
Santa Fe
T. E. Allen
Dr. Neely
William Mueller
Union
Mueller
Elmwood
Billy” Mueller
Local notes: visits, travels, and a June wedding announced
Democratic candidate W B Banning visits Louisville while Mrs. Gold returns from Cambridge Nebraska. Alande Mayfield seeks Joe in Des Moines. Rar Baum plans a Burlington vacation in Ashland Ohio. Woodworth builds a boarding house near the river. P A Johnson oversees carpentry. Space also notes a wedding announcement for Slara Ethaloné and Edward Wreielt on June 26 1942 at the Congregational church Weeping Water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alande Mayfield
Des Moines
Joe
Rar Baum
Burlington
Ashland
Ohio
C. Db. Woodworth
P. A. Johnson
John Wood
Eva
Mt. Ayr
W. G. Erhardt
Frank
Omaha
Sacred Heart Academy
Miss Grace
W. F. Diers
Gretna
Diers
Charley Heim
Henry Ossenkop
Charley
Roy Barrett
Stork
Barrett
Bert Jameson
D. M. Johnson
Alvo
Frank Cook
D. M
Boo
Slara Ethaloné
Edward John Wreielt
Congregational Church
Grand Island
Neb
Enawka News Updates From Pawnee And Surroundings
Mrs W T Johnson of Pawnee City visits her mother Mrs Pollard while Mrs J B Tewksbury of Joplin Missouri spends the week with Mrs Kirkpatrick. Beekers colts lose 26 to 3 to local youths. farmers praise recent rains boosting wheat pastures and hay. N L Pollard of Elizabeth New Jersey visits his mother Mel LC Pollard and comments on political climate back east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Johnson
Pawnee City
L. €. Pollard
J. 8
Tewksbury
Joplin
Missouri
Kirkpatrick
William Tucker
Lawn
Albert Fries
Lester
Los Angeles
Lincoln
Fries
Robert Dare
James
J. J. Pollard
Parker, M. D
Baby
Mr. Pollard
Omaha
Beekers
Ty Cobbs
Hans Wagners
Union
Our
N. L. Pollard
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Mel. LC. Pollard
Obituaries and Local Notices from Water County
Republican notes three obituaries in Weeping Water with local reference. F H Gorder sold about thirty binders this season and prepares for harvest. H J Phillips left Tuesday for Stonewall Oklahoma to visit his son Tom and may travel to Texas. Oscar McNurlin returned from Nevada Missouri to join his wife and four children visiting from Lincoln, while he works in Nevada machine shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Phillips
Stonewell
Okla
Tom
Texas
Oscar McNurlin
Nevada
Oscar
Frank McNurlin
Lincoln
Good Roads Maxims and Road Wisdom
A compact list emphasizes that good roads expand trade areas and boost local economies while poor maintenance and misdirected priorities raise costs. It urges drainage, proper maintenance, and traffic-aware design to support cheaper transport, business growth, and a happier society.
German St Pauls Church Ladies Aid Meeting Notice
The Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs Theodore Stark on Thursday at 3 oclock. Missionfest is Sunday June 30 with services at 10 20 in morning and 2 30 in afternoon. Rev A Matener from Til den Neb will speak in the fore noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Theodore Starkjohn
A. Matener
Tilden
Neb
Henry's Nation Store Ad Promotes Candies and Fireworks
Henry's Nation Store lists candies post cards and ice cream plus 100 sheet music. Riley Block is on North Sixth street. A large Fourth of July fireworks assortment is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry's Nation
Riley
North Sixth Street
Plattamouth Nebraska Charter No 78 Incorporated
The document lists a 1918 accounting snapshot for a Plattamouth Nebraska chartered bank. It details assets such as loans and discounts, bank overdrafts, real estate, cash items, and currency balances, along with capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and various certificates and notes. It notes deposits, guaranty funds, and lack of certain items like bills payable and rediscounts. The entry captures financial positions as of June 14, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Stork Pall
Red Sox Win Opener Against Glenwood in Near Shutout
Plattsmouth battled Glenwood Sunday with the Red Sox nearly blanking the visitors until the last inning. Frank McKeig started on the mound fanning about 15 as Plattsmouth hitters rang the ball off Glenwood pitcher at will. The Journal forgot to announce the game but gate receipts were satisfactory. Lineup featured McKeig on the mound Mann catching Herald handling last three, with McCauley, Whelan, Beal, Wells, Hulu, Ault, Mason in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Plattsmouth
Glenwood
Frank McKeig
Fred Mann
P. Herald
McCauley
Whelan
Beal
Wells
Hulu
Ault
Mason
Claus O'Brien Weds Miss Anna O'Brien in Plattsmouth
Claus O'Brien and Miss Anna O'Brien of Plattsmouth were married at St John’s Catholic Church at 9 this morning. Rev. Father Shine officiated. Attendants were Miss Mary Nemetz and O. M. Kintz. A reception followed at Mrs. Weckbach’s West Vine Street home. The couple plan to reside in Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Claus
Anna O'Brien
Plattsmouth
St. John's
Father Shine
Mary Nemetz
O. M. Kintz
Mrs J E McDaniel and daughter Ellen Belle depart for Salina
Mrs J E McDaniel and her daughter Ellen Belle left by the morning train for Salina Kansas to visit old-time neighbors and friends for a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E., McDaniel
Ellen Belle
Salina
Kansas
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Platnsmouth
Nebraska
U. S. Dream
a+ek UNION. Ledger
Echo
Matilda Meisinger
Cheorge Steoher
F. Gustin
A. A. Wallinger
Gustin
Klowood
Jersey
Louisville
W. BB. Banning
W. ‘Teegarden
Hungate
Mary
Lawrence
Onaga
Pollawatomie County
C.E. Wescott
Enawka
Republican
F. H. Gorder
OF the
Plattsmouth State Bank
Plattamouth, Nebraska
State OF
J. M. Roberts
Saher
Jean
Claus O'Brien
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