Union Nebraska approves refunding bonds to refinance water debt
Ordinance No 72 authorizes issuing fourteen thousand five hundred dollars in Refunding Bonds at 3 3 4 percent to pay off 1927 water bonds. Bonds 15 at 1000 and one at 500. Tax levy to secure interest and a sinking fund. Dated June 1 1935.
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Union
Nebraska
Journal
Cass
United States of America
Cass County
Plattsmouth
State of
George A. Stites
Greenway-Raynor Co
Omaha
Union Items Highlight Local Visits and Incidents
Local notes record numerous visits and small events in Union and nearby towns. Guests include Dr. R R Anderson with a Plymouth, Mr and Mrs G H Gilmour of Murray, and others from Ashland Plattsmouth and Omaha. A constable arrested two intoxicated men. Rev. Taylor received a gift of a fine fry. Red Cross to meet June 28 at the Congregational church in Weeping Water.
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John Banning
Alvo
R. R. Anderson
G. H. Gilmour
Murray
D. Ray Frans
Earl W. Keedy
Ashland
Union
James B. Miller
Ray
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Eugene Reddy
Murray Post Ogice
Plattsmouth
Leonard J. Austin
George A. Stites
Omaha
John Lidgett
Rev
W. A. Taylor
Rev. Taylor
Co. E. Morris and
Louisville
Reuben D. Stine
Flora Murray
Nebraska City
Louis Murray
American Red Cross
Little Miss Avis Troop Celebrates Seventh Birthday
Avis Troop, daughter of Earl Troop, visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Leach with grandmother in this place. Her seventh birthday occurred during the visit as she toured Nebraska City with Miss Harriett Leach for a forenoon. Congratulations to Avis for many more birth days.
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Miss Avis Troop
Earl Troop
Grandmother Troop
E. E. Leach
Harriett Leach
Nebraska City
Miss Avis
Union Study club hosts program with Glenwood visitors
Assisted by Arthur Evans and his wife and friends from Glenwood Iowa a group visited Union last Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs P F Rihn. Emsey O Neill delivered a sermon portion of the program. Erma Stivers sang solos with Gertrude Burbee on piano and Mildred Burbee sang two numbers. The Union orchestra played several selections as part of the fine program.
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Arthur Evans
Glenwood
Iowa
Union
P. F. Rihn
Union Study Club
Emsey O'Neill
Erma Stivers
Gertrude Burbee
Mildred Burbee
Union Orchestra
Four-H Club Meeting Adds a New Member
The last Fix-It club meeting at George Comer's home on Tuesday evening June 18th had all members and leaders present except one. New member Glen Comer was enrolled and materials were issued. After business, games were played and John Foster and Cecil Neil were named to the recreation committee for the next meeting on Tuesday evening July 2nd at Lee Faris' home.
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George Comer
Glen Comer
John Foster
Cecil Neil
Lee Faris
Purley Comer
Donation Totals From Union Relief Efforts
List of contributions includes Mrs. J. C. Niday 50c Mrs. Dan Lynn 1 dollar Baptist Ladies Aid 20 dollars W. H. Porter 1 dollar H. W. Griffin 1 dollar Morris Grocery 1 dollar Mrs. A. D. Crank 50c and Mrs. J. H. Frans 50c. Cumulative total to date from Union amounts to 56 dollars 15 cents.
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J. C. Niday
Dan Lynn
Baptist Ladies Aid
W. H. Porter
H. W. Griffin
Morris Grocery
A. D. Crank
J. H. Frans
Union
Notice of Annual Red Cross Meeting To the Cass County
The Cass County chapter invites members to its annual Red Cross meeting. Officials call for attendance to review year activities and plan upcoming relief efforts. Meeting details appear in the official notice.
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Cass County
Corn Handling At Stites Elevator Sees Busy Week
Elmer Withrow reports a productive week at the Stites elevator with 15 000 bushels of corn received nine carloads shipped and ongoing grinding work indicating strong business.
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Elmer Withrow
Stites
Missouri River Reaches Peak Water Levels With Employee Holiday
The Missouri river ran high all week and peaked on Sunday with little fall on Monday. The flood blocked work, forcing most employees to take an enforced holiday.
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Missouri River
Will Make Home in West Amos McNamee Plan to Move West
Will Make Home in West Amos McNamee. He was born near Union and has lived here most of his life. At sixty on August 11 he plans a few months in Brush Colorado then to California to settle. He left for the west last Tuesday and may return if not satisfied.
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Amos McNamee
Union
Brush
Colorado
California
Amos
West
Picnic on Missouri River East of Union Draws Families
Mr and Mrs Charles Land Frank L Anderson and family Don Watkins and family and William Redheai and family picnicked Sunday on the Missouri river east of Union with well filled baskets and a fine time.
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Charles Land
Frank L. Anderson
Don Watkins
William Redheai
Missouri River
Tnion
Henry Becker Overhauls Threshing Machinery For Season
Henry Becker works on his threshing gear to prepare for the upcoming season. With good crop prospects, he aims to prevent costly breakdowns during the busy shock and stock threshing periods ahead.
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Henry Becker
Henry
Picnic outing near Nebraska City draws five women
Miss Gwen Stites joined Connie Morris Edith Foster Martha Upton and Ardeth Martin for a Sunday picnic at a mill north of Nebraska City. They enjoyed scenic surroundings and a peaceful afternoon followed by an evening meal together.
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Gwen Stites
Connie Morris
Edith Foster
Martha Upton
Ardeth Martin
Nebraska City
Strike Leader Is Killed in San Pedro Shootout
Fred W. Friedl 40, vice president of the Pacific Coast Maritime Federation and tanker strike advocate, was shot and killed by San Pedro harbor district police during a search for hidden arms. Detective Lieut. Jack Fickes, Patrolman K. E. Boies and others pursued Friedl as he fled. he fired four times and Boies fired back with a sawed-off shotgun. A .25 automatic, two shotguns, and two rifles were found in Friedl's apartment.
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Los Angeles
Fred W. Friedl
Pacific Coast Maritime Federation
San Pedro Harbor
Jack Fickes
K. E. Boies
Friedl
Sickes
Boies
Fickes
Mansour Deaths Examined by Lawyer at Quay
W B Quigley attorney for the estate of Mr and Mrs James Mansour said the couple did not quarrel before the accident at the North Western railway station. He testified the vestibule door was open as the train moved and the Mansours were crushed between the train and platform. He criticized a Norfolk railroad statement as misleading.
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Valentine
W. B. Quigley
James Mansour
North Western Railway
Quigley
Mansour
Norfolk
Legion Head Speaks Out for Defense in Newton
Frank N. Belgrano national commander of the American Legion urged immediate cash payment of soldiers bonuses during Newton Iowa Belgrano Day remarks. He argued for strong national defense and opposed profit motives in wartime policy, stressing Americanism and constitutional support.
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Legion Head
Newton
Frank N. Belgrano
American Legion
Belgrano
Belangro
Congress
America
Wind and Rain Storm Causes Widespread Damage
A storm hit the city before 3 a m causing extensive damage west and north. Omaha and Council Bluffs recorded heavy rainfall totaling five to six inches, flooding streets and washing out paving on main routes. Local streets faced mud and silt while highway 75 between the city and Omaha also suffered washouts. The city itself reported .82 inch of rain with strong winds but no damage within municipal bounds.
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Omaha
Council Bluffs
Burlington
13Th Street
Here
Journal ads bring timely bargains to readers
Classified notices advertise limited time bargains, sales and services. Shoppers encounter local deals on goods, household items and events advertised by merchants and residents.
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