Union Visitors and Local Notes From Union Iowa
Local notes from Union Nebraska detail visits by J C Ellington and others, injuries from a road mishap near Wyoming corner, church events, and farming changes as L F Fitch plans to move to Union after selling his gear. The report mentions Measles cases, a children’s day program, Wood Brothers road survey, and a Plattsmouth Chamber of Commerce invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Paul Griffin
H. M. Griffin
Plattsmouth
E. M. Griffin
Joe Liggett
Nebraska City
T. R. Fenn
Salina
Kansas
Mont Robb
Miss Gussie
Red Oak
Iowa
Dorothy
L. F. Fitch
George Martin
Nehawka
Mr. Fitch
Union
Mr. Martin
Hugh Lancaster
Lincoln
Good Used Cars and Trucks for Sale
A dealer advertises a stock of used cars and trucks all reconditioned and in good running order at reasonable prices. The 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. The dealer offers Chevrolet new cars on the floor for immediate selection.
Dinner at Union library for Business Men's Club
The Union Methodist church fed about twenty four Union Business Men's Club members at the library for the third meeting. They discussed the upcoming Chautauqua from July 4 to 7 and the bridge surveys near Woods Brothers of Lincoln. Local officials spoke on funding and start times for the road project east of the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church of Union
Union Business Men's Club
Union
Woods Brothers of
Lincoln
Iowa Bluffs
Iowa
Nebraska
R. D. Stine
W. B. Banning
M.S. Briggs
D. M. Fowler
Navy Sailor Weds Helen Carrier Frans in Clarinda
In Clarinda Iowa last week Moss Barkhurst of the United States Navy stationed in the Philippines married Helen Carrier Frans. The couple, well known locally, plan to reside in the Far East and leave with many well wishers from Union and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
Iowa
Moss Barkhurst
United States Navy
The
Phillipines
Helen Carrier Frans
Union
Far East
Union Couple Wed in Omaha Then Return to Union
James F. Wilson of Union and Miss Mary Leopold of Lincoln were united in marriage in Omaha with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hathaway present. The couple returned to Union to begin housekeeping in a furnished cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Wilson
Union
Mary Leopold
Lincoln
Orville Hathaway
Omaha
Mr. Wilson
Charivari Serenade Honors New Couple James F Wilson Miss Mary Leopold
Friends of James F Wilson and Miss Mary Leopold held a lively charivari at the newlyweds home after the wedding last week. The revelers, making a night of noise, were greeted by the bride and groom who treated them to refreshments before they departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Wilson
Mary Leopold
Wedding Attended by Miss Gussie Robb in Omaha
Miss Gussie Robb postmistress of Union recently returned from the state postmasters convention at Kearney praising public service by postmasters. Cass county showed full attendance and plans were made to repeat the feat at Fremont next year. Robb met Carl Fricke of Nelson at the banquet and theatre party hosted by Kearney postmasters. On the return she attended the Moorley Young wedding at Grayrocks Fairacres on June 19 with Mont KRobb among family friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Banning
Murray
J. C. Ellington
Plattsmouth
L. F. Fitch
Herman Reicke
Joe Brandt
Clifton B. Smith
Nebraska City
W. A. Taylor
Charles Roback
Iva
Horace M. Griffin
Sinclair Oil Company
Eva Everett
Dewey True
John N. Larsch
Union
Baptist Church
L. H. Made
Pat Roddy
The
State University
W. H. Porter
N.C. de Les Dernier
Clarence Armstrong
Nebraska
Armstrong
Missouri Pacific
George Hoffman
Express
Lincoln
Joseph Liggett
Otis Keene
Jesse Lithlefoot
Mont Robb
Robb
Omaha
Gussie Robb
Kearney
Cass County
Fremont
Miss Robb
Grayrocks Fairacres
Mont Krobb
G. H. Youne
Four Year Old Midkiff Dies After Omaha Hospital Stay
Mr and Mrs Oscar Midkiff of southeast of Avoca mourn a four year old son who died after treatment at an Omaha hospital. Funeral June 18 at Avoca Congregational church with Rev W A Taylor officiating. Grandparents E W Midkiff of Avoca area. Neighbors composted 75 acres of corn with 74 horses and mules to help the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Midkiff
Avoca
Omaha
Congregational
W. A. Taylor
Union
E. W. Midkiff
Oscar Midki
Monument Monday Works At Family Grave
Last Sunday workmen visited the cemetery to install a monument at the grave of Mrs. Catherine Stine, mother of R. D. Stine, who died about two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Stine
Catherine Stine
Prove Real Friends Aid Lepert Family House Build
Community men south of the city gathered at Phillip Lepert’s farm where a 16 by 20 structure was erected to house the Lepert family after their home was destroyed by fire. John Cloidt supplied lumber while neighbors worked to have the building ready by evening. The ladies provided a noon cafeteria style dinner, and many names appear among the volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Lepert
John Cloidt
Lepert
Mr. Lepert
Ray Wiles
Sam Gilmour
Frank Pace
George Mumm
A. G. Johnson
John Kaufmann
Jack Stamp
Charles Warkra
Fred Spangler
Taylor Cuthrell
Joe Sekora
Louis Klemma
Joe Adams
Ed Stava
Joe Martis
M. G. Stava
Homer Spangler
John Fulton
Everett Pulton
Joe Kaska
Charlie Krejci
William Simons
James Leperr
Celebration Supplies Preview At Bates Bock Store
See a broad line of Fire crackers Fireworks and related goods at Bates Bock Store. Get ready for celebrations with a wide assortment and seasonal specials.
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Bates Bock Store
Local visitors and court figures listed in Blair notes
A roundup of visits and duties shows D P Stough and W T Sacks in town for county matters, along with attorneys Ganz Tefft and Meyer. Residents and guests including Sheriff Reed, Mrs Reed, Eula Reed, Harry King, John Lutz, and Father Agius attend various events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Stough
Lincoln
W. T. Sacks
Eagle
Bert Reed
Eula Reed
Blair
Harry L. King
St. Louis
Fine bequest to Masonic Home and Eastern Star Orphanage
James F. Ferguson of San Diego leaves seventy five thousand dollars to be split equally between the Nebraska Masonic Home at Plattsmouth and the Eastern Star Orphanage at Fremont. The First Trust Co. of Omaha will act as trustee. Income benefits the Ferguson family during life with principal divided equally to the two institutions after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Ferguson
San Diego
California
Omaha
Nebraska Masonic
Plattsmouth
Eastern Star
Fremont
First Trust Co
Community Notices From South Bend and Shenandoah Visit
Local social notes detail visits among the Carnicle and Dill families, newborns, and travel. Families such as the Haswells, Car nicle clan, Fidler, Sweasey, Gans, Dill, Zaar, Livers, and Stander appear with gatherings in Shenandoah and Lincoln.
Bread War Pits City Against Omaha Truckers Over Tax
City officials press occupation tax on bread trucks from Omaha. Chief Libershal enforces with distress warrants, arresting drivers as bonds are posted. Judge Graves increases bond to 200 dollars, allowing deliveries to continue until court action or a final settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Libershal
Graves
Bates Book Store Fire Works and Firecrackers Display
Bates Book Store showcases a large line of fire works and firecrackers. Shoppers are urged to review the full selection before purchasing for safety and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Department
P. F. Rihn
Plattsmouth Chamber of Commerce
Union Club
C. C. Wescott
R. D. Stine Union, Nebraska
Chas. Atteberry
Union, Nebraska
Sherwin-Williams Company
Frans Bros. Lumber Co
C. E. Tefft
Henry Meyer
Court House
R. A. Bracken
Chicago
Joseph Varga, Sr
Claus Ploehn
Scribner
H. M. Soennichsen
John Wickman
F. J. Hennings
Marcellus Agius
Geneva
Patrick Healy
Father Agius
Floyd Sealock
William Edward
W. P. Sitzman
Olive Gass
Jesse L. Root
Paul Pihann
Louis Kohrell
W. H. Pitzer
T. F. Wiles
W. R. Holmes
Villisca
Harold Brookings
Liberty Theatre
Weeping Water
George Reichart
Harvey B. Koop
Louisville
Joe Wales
Harry
Council] Bluffs
Cyril Kalina
David Pickrel
Minnesota
Pickrel
William Atchison
William A. Robertson
W. F. Evers
Black Hills
Vestetta Robertson
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Bert Jones
George E. Bucknell
Greenwood
E. L. McDonald
D. C. Stout
South 11Th Street
Lincoln, Neb
Delco-Light
General Motors
Delco Light Company
Deytes
Chis
Masonic Home
South Bend
Ashland Gazette
Clyde Haswell
Richard
Ruth
Hazel Carnicle
Joe Peterson
Marle Schwartz
Shenandoah
Robert Carnicle
Maxine
Glen Fidler
Cambridge
J. L. Carnicle
J. H. Fidler
Myrtle Dill
Meadow
Bryan Dill
Martin Zaar
Florence
Florence Zaar
Anna Reike
Alva
Anna Leddy
Carrie Kleiser
Will Kleiser
Louis Stander
Archer
Nebr
Henry Stander
P. C. Stander
Edith
L. J. Roeber
Bert Mooney
Billie
Fred Lake
James
Elmwood
Waunt-Ads
AMD Pocke
Snider
Castile
Soennichsens
Ivory
Blue
Independent Procers Alliance
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