Local Union News and Nearby Visits Reported
Union residents and visitors are noted in a parade of small items. Phillip F. Rilen and wife visited Omaha. George Stine led hay storage efforts. Dr. W W Claybaugh attended business in Plattsmouth. David Andrews and Rev. W A Taylor traveled to Plattsmouth. Donald Harris shows gains after illness.
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Phillip F. Rilen
Omaha
George Stine
W. W. Claybaugh
Plattsmouth
David Andrews
W. A. Taylor
The
Baptist Church
Union
John Clarence
J. & Osborne
Nebraska City
University Hospital
HB. M. Griffin
Plattereouth
H. W. Griffin
Paul Griffin
Horace Griffin
Wade Moore
Dorothy
Janne Robb
Crete
Lincoln
F. W. Robb
Jane
Home From the West Mrs Barritt Visits Friends in Union
Mrs. Wm Barritt returns from the west after five months in Astman Arizona where her son John L Barritt serves as physician for a mining company. She then spent two months in Portland with her brother S F Noyes, praising the climate and activity of gold mining before traveling home by bus to see more of the country.
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Wm. Barritt
West
Old Union
Barritt
Astman
Arizona
John L. Barritt
Mims
Portland
Oregon
5S. F. Noyes
Best Groceries & Meats Market Ad
Local grocer pledges top quality goods at affordable prices. Advertises highest price paid for country produce.
Visit Becomes Pleasant Family Stopover in Omaha
Mrs Barritt enjoys a visit from her sister Mrs Etta Bryan and nephew Bobbie Hammerstrum of Omaha, making the rest of the trip very pleasant.
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Mrs. Barritt
Mrs
Etta Bryan
Bobbie Hammerstrum
Omaha
First Baptist Association Meet At Palmyra Church
A convention of the First Baptist Association gathered at Palmyra last Thursday to discuss church welfare and auxiliaries. Delegates included Elizabeth Easter and daughter Laura from Union, Rev and Mrs W A Taylor, Mrs Jennie Frans and family, and Mrs James Dysart. Attendees reported a worthwhile time and a fine trip.
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First Baptist Association
Palmyra
Union
Elizabeth Easter
Laura
W. A. Taylor
Jennie Frans
James H. Frans
James Dysart
Hoback Family Picnic at Kamp Kill Kare
The Hoback family gathered at Kamp Kill Kare last Sunday for a picnic. With baskets of food and games for children, about forty attendees shared a sumptuous dinner and friendly visits. Mrs. Gladys Hoback Warren of Overton joined as a special visitor.
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Hoback
Picnie Ceronide
Kamp Kill Kare
Gladys Hoback Warren
Overton
Much Better Now Hope For Full Recovery
Miss Harriet Leach daughter of Mr and Mrs BE E Leach has been ill for weeks but is reported much better now and hopes are high she will soon regain her former health.
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Harriet Leach
BE. E. Leach
Mrs Agusta Robb Attends Omaha Episcopal School
Mrs Agusta Robb visited Omaha in the early part of the week to attend a religious education school conducted by the Episcopal church in the city.
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Omaha
Agusta Robb
Episcopal Church
Place
Marriage at Parsonage Unites Union Trainman and Lincoln Woman
David Andrews a Union Lincoln passenger train breakman and Myrtle G6 Troyer of Lincoln were married last Sunday at the Baptist church parsonage. They will visit St Louis before settling in the house of W A Taylor for their new home. The Journal and friends extend congratulations.
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David Andrews
Union
Lincoln
W. A. Taylor
Myrtle G6. Troyer
Baptist Church
St. Louis
Baptist Church Basket Dinner Brings Members Together
After Bible school and morning worship at the Baptist church, the congregation gathered on Mrs. Jennie Frans’s lawn for a fine basket dinner. The sumptuous meal strengthened fellowship and spurred members to greater church and community work.
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Baptist Church
Jennie Frans
Children’s Day Exercise At Methodist Church
The Bible school held a well attended Children’s day exercise at the Methodist church last Sunday. The program was of missionary character and raised a neat sum for missionary work. Beulah Niday and Laura Easter are credited with the excellent success of the event.
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Bible School
The
Methodist Church
Beulah Niday
Laura Easter
Mynard U B Church Sunday School and July 3 program
Mynard U B Church holds Sunday school at 10 a m followed by a sermon. Ladies Aid meets in the church basement on July 3 at 2 30 p m with hostesses Clara Druecker Blanch Spangler Zella Leonard and Nettie Nolte. Vivian Livingston and Mary Ellen Vallery lead a patriotic program. All invited to worship. G B Weaver r
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Ladies Aid
Clara Druecker
Blanch Spangler
Zella Leonard
Nettie Nolte
Vivian Livingston
Mary Ellen Vallery
G. B. Weaver
Neligh Healer Quits the State After Dispute
J Jerry Philben a Neligh barber long known for Essene group ties has left Nebraska for Arizona or California and reportedly sold his property. The Essene brotherhood founder J W Johnson says four Philben members were ousted, though Frank Philben disputes the action and says Perry is the target while Frank Noah and Mike continue activity. Johnson says the Philbens used Essene ties to dodge healing rules and expects overtures from the others. Frank says Mike and two nephews are on a traveling campaign in northeastern Nebraska.
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Neligh
Neb
J. Jerry Philben
Barber
Nebraska
Frank Philben
Arizona
California
Frank
Philbens
Essene Brotherhood
J. W. Johnson
Johnson
Perry
Noah
Mike Philben
Brotherhood
Mike
Grain values slip as wheat futures hit 1914 lows
Chicago grain and livestock markets fell to bargain levels on Monday with wheat futures dipping to lows not seen since 1914. July futures dropped to 89 1 2 cents, with September and December also sliding before a late rebound, while live cattle fell 25 to 35 cents and averaged around 9.20.
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Chicago
Judge condemns double punishment in Dyer act cases
Federal Judge Woodrough denounced prosecutors split trials for a single offense calling it double punishment. He fined three Nebraska auto thieves Harold Kirkpatrick George Foster and James Darling $1 each, after habeas corpus hearings led by Warden Fenton to clear their records while other indictments remain pending.
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Omaha
Woodrough
Nebraska
Fenton
District Attorney’s Office
Harold Kirkpatrick
George Foster
James Darling
Patrolman Suffers Severe Head Injury in Vehicle Crank Incident
Floyd Fulton, a county patrol man, sustained a severe head wound Monday when the crank of the truck he was cranking flew from his hand and struck him. A surgeon treated the gash, with the injury described as very painful.
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Floyd Fulton
Mr. Fulton
New Bohemian Priest Named Bishop of Lincoln
The Rev. Louis B. Kucera 41 a Holy Trinity Pro tivin Iowa priest is named bishop of Lincoln Neb by Pope Pius. He has served five years in Prov tin and ten years as dean at St Joseph hall Dubuque. A Bohemian Catholic Workmen activist his appointment aims to strengthen Bohemian parishes across Nebraska south of the Platte. Kucera Ordained in St Paul Minn born August 24 1888 in Montgomery Minnesota.
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Louis B. Fucera
Holy Trinity
Protivin
Lincoln
Neb
Pope Pius
Father Kucera
St. Joseph Hall
Columbia College
Dubuque
Catholic Workmen
Nebraska
Platte
Lincolin Bisho
Omaha
Francis Beckman
Protovin
Kucera
Iowa
Provin
Howard County
Monona
Edward J. Chapuran
St. Wenceslaus Church
Cedar Rapids
Father Chapuran
St. Paul
Rev. Kucera
Aus
Montgomery
Minn
Tama
Paul
Stephen
St. John College
Collegeville
St. Thomas University
St. Paul Seminary
Spanish exile may return as Spain seeks political unity
Paris meeting between King Alfonso and Santiago Alba, exiled liberal exponent, is hailed as an important advance by liberals and the Duke of Alba. The foreign minister calls the dialogue a long step toward uniting factions, noting Alba leans left while the government promotes free liberal thinking to resolve Spain's political perplexities.
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Madrid
Paris
Alfonso
Santiago Alba
Primo de Rivera
Duke of Alba
Spain
Lincoln dedicates municipal airport amid field day crowds
Four thousand people attended the dedication of Lincoln's municipal airport on a windy hot day. Army and navy reps, Legion officers and city officials joined Col. George Vidmier of the Seventh Corps in speeches. Milton Schultz won three races and Faye Cox, a 19 year old Texas jumper, earned top honors in parachute events. Bob Myrick won the precision landing contest as the field near Lincoln’s 8. Y. A. highway showcased air mail operations and night landing gear after a year of use.
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Lincoln
Army
Bob Myrick
Fireproof Wood Demonstrated By Columbia Scientist
Professor Al bin H. Beyer of Columbia University testing labs exhibited fireproof wood that exudes its own extinguisher. A two inch door made from the wood withstood smoke and flames six times longer than a metal cover, due to a chemical skin that reacts to flame and continually regenerates a protective layer.
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New York
Albin H. Beyer
Columbia University Testing Laboratories
Professor Heyer
For Sale Farm Equipment Cedar Creek Nebr Item Line
For sale at a very attractive price an International 1580 and 24 inch threshing machine thresher used three seasons and always under cover. Also complete line of farm machinery trucks tractors and binder twine. Includes a six speed special truck used for demonstrations. A C Ault Cedar Creek Nebraska 126 2tw
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A. C. Ault
Cedar Creek
Nebr
Wheat stalks reach five feet in Nebraska field
North Platte June 24 B J ackinson resident 20 miles south of town brought samples of wheat from a 320 acre farm stalks measured five feet with each head holding 40 to 45 kernels The reporter notes yields could reach 40 bushels per acre with area farms performing similarly.
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North Platte
B. J.ackinson
Here
Dr Norton Honored by Education Group
Lincoln June 198 Mor ton of the University of Nebraska elected president of the Nebraska Life Membership club of the National Education association at a Wednesday night meeting.
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DR. Norton
Education Group
Lincoln
W. H W. Morton
The
Wuniversity of Nebraska
Nebraska Life
National Education Association
Republicans Back Hoover Vetos League Vote
Republicans numbering over one third of the House pledged to sustain President Hoover's veto of the world war veterans bill. A caucus outcome was announced after Hoover denounced the bill as bad legislation. A substitute plan would grant pensions from 312 to 340 a month and cost about 50 million dollars the first year, rising to 225 million in three years.
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Washington, D. C
House
Hoover
Senate
White House
Congress
World-Herald
Rotary Tales Good Will Event At Rotary Jubilee
Chicago International good will becomes a Rotary byword as twenty delegates from many countries share views on progress during Rotary International silver jubilee. Delegates, joined by 17 600 others, suggest two key events from their nations. Groups were formed by profession for discussion. Nomination of officers and directors is planned for Wednesday.
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Chicago
Journal office offers legal and commercial printing services
The Journal office advertises legal and commercial printing of all kinds. It positions itself as a full service print shop for contracts, notices, forms, and business materials.
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