Community Notes From Union and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Jennie Clem and Mrs Charles Wolfe of east of Murray visited Union on Monday to conduct business. Abstractor Robert Walling of Plattsmouth stopped in Union for a short time. Miss Florence Bartlett of Omaha, visiting Murray, stayed with her uncle and aunt in Union. W B Moore and family visited York over the weekend, joined by Mrs John C Harsel. Rev H Q Merton of Omaha spoke in Union, delivering a moving sermon. Horace Griffin and wife attended a birthday party for Mrs Everette Sudduth in Murray with about 200 friends present. I R Upton Jr and Russel Martin, at Camp Wilson for Boy Scout training, hiked fourteen miles to earn a belt, with rides part of the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Clem
Charles Wolfe
East of Murray
Union
Robert Walling
Lithes
Plattemouth
Florence Bartlett
Omaha
Murray
Charles L. Green
W. BE. Moore
Everette Sudduth
Suiddth
I. R. Upton Jr
Russel Martin
Camp Wilson
EL. R. Upton
Postage Rates Set After July Sixth Miss Augusta Robb Reports
Circular published at the office outlines new postal charges effective after July 6. The letter rate becomes three cents per ounce and post cards one cent. First ounce airmail rises to eight cents and further details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Robb
Mail Dispatch Charge Notice
Those who have mail to dispatch are reminded that each additional ounce carries an 18 cent charge, with emphasis on timely processing and proper postage.
Westward Move Brings Good School Results
Joseph Lidgett notes family settling in the West as their son Henry changes schools. He passed the year-end exam with all grades above ninety percent, a sign of strong academic adjustment and success in the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lidgett
Henry
Passions Play Draws Visitors to Omaha For Week
Mrs Ralph Pearsley and Mrs C B Smith with children and Miss Augusta Robb and cousins Herbert Jones visit Omaha last Saturday night to attend the Passion Play closing a week long stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pearsieys
C. B. Smith
Augusta Robb
Herbert Jones
Omaha
Nurse Myrtle St Pierre and David Hutton in trial tale
In a court briefing a Pasadena nurse Myrtle St Pierre and David Hutton are described amid a breach of promise suit. A grocery store witness testified St Pierre entered with Hutton, spoke of him as her favorite, and that plans to cook meals together were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Key
Marrhize
Myrtle St. Mierre
Pasadena
David Tutton
Miss St. Jerve
Sidney Solomon
Miss St. Pierre
Hutton
Mindustrial activity notes on local investment and employment
Industrial notes compile capital investments labor use and business opportunities from local papers. The record summarizes regional economic activity and prospects, reflecting town level enterprise and employment trends in a concise quarterly or periodic digest.
Highway No 14 improvements linked with Ord to Scotia route
Minullen roads progress notes exploration of 14 miles between Ord and chalk hills south of Scotia. Dodge-WNAN filling station opens. Westpoint store relocates to Clover Farm. Wolbach-Fullerton graveling finished. Goehner Carl Rosenlof buys Geis General Merchandise. Doniphan Lloyd buys The Herald. Neligh oiling contract set for June 30 to link Highway 14 with Highway 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ord
Chalk
Scotia
Neligh
Highway No. 14
German debts discussed by Rhine division head in Omaha
David Lechte, president of the Rhine division of German National railways, visits Omaha while on leave. He says Germany has too much debt and expects world stabilization when America and Germany unite in closer trade. He notes no ill will toward America and recalls visiting Omaha in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
David Lechte
Rhine Division
German Na Gonal Railways
Lecht
Amerikan Railways
America
Germnmary
Bards
Street paving project begins in Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth starts a street paving project while nearby towns plan road work. Pender Washhill road will be surfaced and several properties see renovations including barber shops and service stations. Contracts worth 1.7 million dollars for highway work are set to begin by June in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pender—Washhill
Lincoln
Wedding Notices Mention Mrs Adda Perry and Miss Hilton
Attendees travel to Lincoln for weddings of Miss Ruth Hilton and Dr Woodward Pargett. Mr Paul Bugger accompanies couple home for weekend. Mrs Burser, a Northwestern medical student, returns home for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adda Perry
Fies Helene
Lincoln
Banky
Ruth Hilton
Woodward Pargert
Paul Bugger
Burser
Northwestern Medical School
Wymore Reopens Confectionery Fixtures Buy
Wymore reporters note that R G B Svilitz and Geo Solph bought fixtures from the former Burkhalter Confectionery and plan a reopening in West Dawson. The move signals local business revival as operators target the old site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wymore—R. GB. Svilitz
Geo. Solph
Ll. Burkhalter
W. A. Dawson
Pairbury Rudy Kaufman to man Armour Co. produce station
Rudy Kaufman is assigned to head the new Armour Company produce station at Pairbury. He succeeds previous manager and will oversee procurement and distribution duties across the local plant operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairbury
Rudy Kaufman
Mannee
Armour Co
Local Developments Openings and Upgrades Across Towns
Pender Allen's Store debuts in Hayne building while Karmelkorn shop opens in Searle block. Tekamah fire truck pumper rebuilt for local department. Watt building redecorated in Plattsmouth prep for bakery tenants. Blair reports grand opening of new station on east South Street. Tekamah contractor Krimer Cram wins dirt work on school grounds. Noerfelk Parking Center and canning factory begin operations in Plattsmouth. Pender reroofing project noted. Tekamah American Legion pavilion and filling station on south 13th street by E R Gurney Co. reopens lat month Plaiz theatre back for summer season. Anderson Bros repaint Peebles Hotel in Pender.
Walsh Attack on Tariff Policy At Convention
Senator Walsh of Mortana, elected to chair the convention, denounced high tariffs and tariff walls as obstructing trade. He criticized government aid to the wealthy, urged liberal international cooperation, and condemned unequal wealth distribution seen from 1920 to 1929 amid calls to revive better times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walsh of
Mortana
Madison Square Garden
Europe
Walsh
State Journal. Oe
Advertising Boosts Earnings Across Sectors
A bureau survey shows firms increasing newspaper ad spend boosting earnings. An auto firm raised ad budget by 2 percent and saw 400 percent earnings growth in 1901. Reedemerators spent 200000 on ads with 40 percent revenue rise since 1880. Four tobacco firms expanding ads in 1932 gained overall, while four cutting ad space in 1931 fell 45 percent in earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Bureau of Advertising
Buleau
Reading Tobacco
Bureau
Married at Court House in Omaha
The marriage of Miss Ella Manzer and Moses Weston, both of Omaha, took place Monday afternoon in the office of County Judge A. H. Duxbury. Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. George Holmes. The couple plans to reside in Omaha after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Manzer
Moses Weston
Omaha
A. H. Duxbury
George Holmes
See it before you buy it advertising pitch
The home store touts a pre purchase viewing advantage and low bedrock prices. Readers are invited to check ads in the Daily and Semi-Weekly Journal for bargains and shopping guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedrock
Omaha Couple Wed At Court House
Miss Kathleen Thompson and Harry Bester of Omaha married Tuesday afternoon in a ceremony at the courthouse performed by Judge Duxbury. Witnesses included Mrs. Walter Spratt of Omaha, a friend of the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Kathleen Thompson
Harry Bester
Omaha
Duxbury
Walter Spratt
Fremont to host 1933 Wahoo district Lutheran meeting
Lutherans select Fremont Nebraska as the 1933 convention city for the Wahoo district of the Nebraska Augustana Luther league. Rev. J Eber Larson of Wahoo is re elected president with Emory Johnson Ceresco as vice president Lincoln Samuelson Mead secretary and Dora Carlson Oakland treasurer. Ellen Carlson Mead retires as treasurer noting 86 82 dollars given to Dethphage mission Axtell from district programs last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Farmers Union Presses Debates on North Dakota Debt Relief
North Dakota farmers push three Farmers Union measures a five year debt moratorium mortgage outlaw and abolition of corporate farming amid clashes with the Taxpayers Association and Citizens Protective League. Critics warn of credit loss and school closures while advocates frame it as economic relief against deflation and currency manipulation by international forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
North
Farmers’ Union
Citizens’ Protective League
Congress
Frazier
E. E. Green
The
North Dakota
North Dakota Taxpayers’ Association
Railroad Income Drops Sharply From Last Year
Missouri Pacific reports May net railway operating income of 271973.17 versus 149714... last May, with total May revenues 4503772.62 down from 8074272.54. For Jan–May 1932 net income 2577601.31 on revenues 29377892.83, vs 1931 figures. Gulf Coast Lines shows May income 167607.70 vs 369607.15, and five months 906625.15 vs 1149062.54 with revenues 4316708.20 vs 35869753.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
L. W. Baldwin
Gulf Coast Lines
Hunt for missing Cambridge woman resumes after drowning
Search teams using planes and boats sought the body of Miss Adelaide Ames thirty one a research assistant at the Harvard College Observatory Cambridge Mass who drowned in Squam Lake
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loconia
N. H
Adelaide Ames
Harvard College Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Squam Lake
Doctor Cheating Death in Battle With Live Streptococci
Dr. Harry C. Miller fights a life threatening streptococcal infection coursing through his blood after a serum injection in May 1921. He survived a year and a half against expected death and aims for full recovery within a year. A related federal suit against serum makers was withdrawn. he plans New York state court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Harry C. Miller
Dr. Miller
Miller
Kansas City
New York
Mrs William M Barclay Undergoes Tonsillectomy
Mrs William M Barclay underwent a tonsillectomy Tuesday and is recovering well at home. She is not feeling her best but expected to resume her usual activities soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Barclay
Fireworks and Picnic Supplies Sale Says Lowest Prices
Advertises a wide range of 4th of July fireworks and picnic items with prices claimed as the lowest ever. Emphasizes selection and value for celebrations and outdoor gatherings.
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the Home Store
R. D. Stine Union, Nebraska
Minllen
Dodge — Wnan
Westpoint
Eaeffelin
Clover Farm Store
Wolbach - Fullerton Road
Goehner
Carl Rosenlof
Geis General Merchandise Store
Doniphan
Lloyd
the Herald
Plattsmouth
Tekemai—Cgeorge Nelson Barber Chop Bheing
Shineys
Paxton
E. L. Shoup
Jize& Cafe
Ottalaine
E. Gifford
Conoco Station
Sarase
Thsyer
Pender—Allen’s
Hayne
Tekamah
Osa Niala
Kathryn Keith
Eon Melvin
Karmelkorn Shop
Searle Block
Plattsmouth—Watt
Blair
East South Street
Bkimer Cram
Noerfelk Parking Cen
Pender
American Legion
South 13Th Street
E.R. Gurney Co
Yankton, South Dakota
Latismonth — Plaiz Theatre
Pender—Anderseon Bros
Peebles
Wolverine
Aihn & Greene Telephone
Nebraska
Fremont
South Dakota
Salvation Army
Evangeline Booth
Ed Wescott
Tem
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