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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1920

Page

6

Union Department Shared Local News Roundup

Mrs E W Keedy visited Omaha guests at her parents home. Fred Devorak of Sioux City visited Union friend Miss Mary Becker over the weekend. County Commissioner C F Harris studied business in Murray Monday. Mrs Harry M Frans visited Nehawka guest for weekend at Merritt Pollard home. Don Armes of Plattsmouth business visit to Union Monday. Thomas Walling Jr of Plattsmouth visited Union Monday to read gas meters. S C Keckler of Arriba Colorado visited Union for land transfer matters. George Stander and son Russell V Stander with Col W R Young traveled from Plattsmouth to Avoca to buy cattle. Charles Bowdish visited Lincoln Saturday on business then via Murdock to O W Gillespie. Roy Gerkin wife and Edith Frans dined with Earl Wolfe family and visited Mrs James Frans. Mrs Applegate of Omaha visited Union and plans move to Lincoln with daughter Mrs Wayne Dickson for medical reasons. Miss Jessie Todd ill but improving at home in city. Mrs J W Kingsley and son Douglas of Downers Grove Ill guests at Todd home. Jessie enjoys niece’s company. Ralph Lindsay quick crossstate trip. Union Thursday to Grant and back by Saturday with other business stops.

E. W. Keedy Omaha Fred Devorak Sioux City Union Mary Becker C. F. Harris Murray Harry M. Frans Nehawka Merritt Pollard Don Armes Plattsmouth Thomas Walling, Jr Nebraska Gas and Electric Company S. C. Keckler Arriba Colorado George Stander Russell V. Stander Col. W. R. Young Avoca Charles Bowdish Lincoln Murdock O. W. Gillespie Roy Gerkin Edith Frans Earl Wolfe James Frans Applegate Wayne Dickson Jessie Todd J. W. Kingsley Douglas Downers Grove Ill Todd Jessie Ralph Lindsay Grant

Community Notices from Union Nebraska Daily Events

Edith Frans visits near Nehawka while several residents travel for business and church meetings. Merritts paint and decorate for G W Cheney. J B Taylor attends Inter Church World Movement pastors meeting in Lincoln. Mrs Morrison visits Syracuse. Murray infant with whooping cough cared for at Clarenee Murray home.

Miss Edith Frans Completes Course and Joins Sheldon Company

Miss Edith Frans finishes a winter business course at a Lincoln school and returns home. She will visit friends briefly before starting work in the office of Sheldon Manufacturing Company in Nehawka. Frans is well qualified and expected to do well in her new position.

Edith Frans Lincoln Sheldon Manufacturing Company Nehawka Frans

Intermediates Elect Officers At Epworth League Meeting

At a Methodist church gathering last Wednesday afternoon the Intermediate Epworth league elected officers for the coming year. Officers chosen were Miss Letha Porter president, Miss Edith Morton vice-president, Carl Snavely secretary, and Lucian Banning treasurer.

Epworth Leaguers Methodist Church Letha Porter Edith Morton Carl Snavely Lucian Banning

Man Seeks Lost Bull After Move to Murray Area

Guy Stokes and his mother moved from Union to a Murray farm and returned Monday to retrieve a valuable bull left at Matt McQuinn’s home during the moving of possessions.

Guy Stokes Union Murray Matt McQuinn

Plattsmouth Couple Perform Evening Show in Union

Mr and Mrs Wm Baird and E H Wescott of Plattsmouth entertained in Union under the Senior Epworth league. The program was well received but attendance suffered due to severe weather resembling a March blizzard.

Messrs. and Mesdames Wm. Baird E. H. Wescott Plattsmouth Union Epworth League

Two Jacks for Sale from Union Nebraska

Two jacks for sale, one six years old and the other eight years old. The younger is especially large. Colls can be seen here. Contact E. E. Leach at Union Nebraska by address or telephone.

E. E. Leach Tf Union Neb

Eighty Acre Farm For Sale Near Union Neb

Eighty acres at three percent miles northeast of Union known as the Wm. Albin farm offered for sale within four weeks. A large brick house is included. For details call J. E. Shrader Nehawka Nebraska.

Union Wm. Albin J. E. Shrader Nehawka Nebr

Excellent Woman Goes to Reward

Mrs. Sarah Eaton of Union died last Saturday at her home after a lingering illness. Born in Missouri she moved to Iowa and later Nebraska with her husband John Eaton, acquiring a 240 acre farm that soon eroded away by the Missouri river. Funeral at the Sciota schoolhouse followed by interment in Sciota cemetery. Rev. W. A. Taylor delivered the obit sermon.

Sarah Eaton John Eaton Union Mr. Eaton Joseph Napier Sciota School W. A. Taylor

Record price in market tops at 810 dollars

A sale this year yielded the top price of 810 dollars for a male item, surpassing the previous record of 800 dollars set in Iowa where a team brought that amount. The report notes the Iowa figure as the highest price heard before.

Iowa

Methodist Church Notes Sunday Services With Kids Program

The Methodist church will hold regular services next Sunday except the evening sermon, which is devoted to the church’s youth under Miss Crozier. Children will perform songs and recitations while Prof. E A Ward and Union schools faculty give addresses. A pleasant time is anticipated. arrive early for seating.

Methodist Church Miss Crozier E. A. Ward Union Schools

Bakery and Food Sale by Baptist Ladies Aid

Mrs. J. B. Taylor leads a bakery and food sale hosted by the Baptist church Ladies Aid at the Farmers Co operative store this Saturday afternoon. Church members and other contributors are urged to bake or donate items to aid the sale and invite townsfolk and country patrons to purchase edibles for Sunday dinner.

J. B. Taylor Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church Farmers Cooperative Store

Blair Porter Builds Local Forge at Home West of Union

Blair Porter known as a handy man has rigged a blacksmith forge at his home west of Union. He can work for himself and others as needed and is described as a skilled iron and steel artificer.

Blair Porter Union Blair

Installs a New Engine for Rue Frans Car

Wm James, Buick representative living south of Union, visited Monday to install a new engine in Rue Frans’s car which had been out of commission since a severe winter freeze. He brought a motor, performed the installation, then returned home the next day and joined the Plattsmouth Journal readership list.

Wm. James Union Rue Frans Mr. James Buick Mr. Frans Plattsmouth Cass County

Prize Winners Highlight Medicine Show in Union

The Union medicine show, nicknamed the Indian show, awarded many prizes during its week of entertainments. Eva Hathaway won the diamond ring as the most popular young woman, with a clear lead over rivals. Dan Lynn and Mrs. Chittester claimed the oldest man and oldest woman prizes of five dollars. Mrs. T. E. Hathaway received an elegant rocking chair, and the show moves to Murray this week.

Union Eva Hathaway Dan Lynn Chittester T. E. Hathaway Murray

Everett buys Cass County land moves east of Union

Joe Everett, who recently purchased land near Arriba Colorado, disposed of it at a handsome profit and decides to settle permanently in Cass County purchasing the D A Eaton place east of Union. Despite Western land profits he holds Cass County dirt as good property to keep.

Cass County Joe Everett Arriba Colorado D. A. Eaton Union Everett

Hogs Ship to Nebraska City Market by Local Shippers

Albert and Ruben Hathaway hauled market hogs to the Nebraska City market last Monday with Roy Becker driving the truck. Hathaway accompanied the trip to oversee selling the hogs as they traveled in fair road conditions and made good time.

Nebra City Albert Ruben Hathaway Nebraska City Roy Becker Mr. Hathaway

Camp Fire Girls Picnic Enjoyable Gruber Pond Outing

The Junior Camp Fire girls hiked with chaperone Miss Mary Becker to Gruber pond last Tuesday. They picnicked, ate supper, and returned home late tired but happy.

Mary Becker Gruber Pond

Porter Buys Two Farm Tracts in Colorado Purchase

W. H. Porter, returning from a week in the west, bought two adjoining quarter sections of land near Burlington Colorado after trading in his car. He stopped at Grant Nebraska and Holyoke Colorado then Burlington, meeting Jack M. Chalfant whose tractors were breaking prairie. Porter plans a new car with the sale proceeds and reports good roads and favorable impressions of the country.

W. H. Porter West Missouri Pacific Lincoln Porter York Grant Nebraska Holyoke Colorado

Ralph Ross Arrives Home to Joyful Parents

Ralph Earnest Ross arrived last Saturday at his parents home Mr and Mrs Herman Ross. He gave a vociferous joyous greeting marking his first appearance. The household smiles broadly at the joy he brings and wishes him happiness.

Ralph Earnest Ross Herman Ross Ralph Ernest Ross Ralph Ross

Col W R Young Holds Large Closing Out Sale

Col W R Young conducted a closing out sale of farm implements and stock at Talmage last Saturday for Edward Mesigotus. A large crowd attended and Mr Young reported winning the highest price paid anywhere at the auction.

W. R. Young Talmage Edward Mesigotus Mr. Young

Wabash Baptist Minister Receives Call to Continue Service

Rev. W. A. Taylor, longtime supply pastor at the inland Wabash church, ends his term March 1 but receives a renewed call. Church board secretary L C McCrory reports high regard for Taylor and his wife and notes the congregation has voted to raise the supply pastor’s salary by one hundred dollars per year.

W. A. Taylor Baptist Church Wabash Church Board Taylor L C. McCrory

Why Colds Are Dangerous

A historical health note warns that colds weaken lungs and raise risk of serious diseases. It links colds to flu, pneumonia, consumption, diphtheria, scarlet fever, and whooping cough, urging quick relief. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is endorsed as a trusted, pleasant treatment.

Dean's Ointment Advertises Skin Remedy

An old ad promotes Dean's Ointment for piles and eczema skin itchiness. It claims itch relief and notes the product costs 60 cents at all drug stores.

Dean

Murdock TEMS Hosts Sunday School Social

Mrs Frank Buell and Mrs Fred Zink hosted a Sunday school class at the Buell home with 30 attendees and a 2 course luncheon. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Buell and family and Mr and Mrs Sam ox. Ruth Murray infant daughter died after a twelve day illness from whooping cough. funeral held in Murray near Charles Speingler worker family.

Frank Buell Fred Zink George Buell Sam‘ox Ruth Clarence Murray Murray Chas. Speingler

Funeral service and interment details at Otterbein Cemetery

A funeral was held Wednesday at 1 o'clock conducted by Meg H. Von Tiers. Interment followed at Otterbein Cemetery.

Meg H. Vontiers Otterbein Cemetery

For Sale Items Include Harness Horse and John Deere Equipment

Auction note lists a one-year-old work horse in harness-ready shape and a nearly new John Deere riding combine. Located near Plattsmouth on the old fair road, in the Fre Howard Graves vicinity, one mile south. Sale details are concise and terse.

John Deere Lister Howard Graves Plattsmouth

Wood blocks for sale by Cottonwood and Maple

Elbert Wiles advertises block wood from Cottonwood and Maple at four and five dollars per toad delivered. Telephone 3621. tf dw.

Elbert Wiles

Journal's Value Lies in Results of Their Costly Try

The report notes that though the Journal demands high costs for its services the outcomes prove beneficial. Readers are urged to consider the advantages and seek results from trying the offerings.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Union Department Bank of Union Mise Becker and Son John Earl Merritts G. W. Cheney Mrs. Morrison Syracuse Rev. Morrison Grel Lincoin Clarenee Murray Ray Carl Cross Henry Born L. G. Todd Eagle C. Clark Union Hotel Drs. Brendel & Brendel Henry H. Becker Oscar Hoback Fred Clark Mr. Clark Emery H. Bauer Frank Bauer Florida Nadeby Alberta Canada Anderson and Crozier J. M. Chalfant Lincoln County L. R. Upton Chas. Bowdish Union, Neb Biddie Mrs Rhode Island Frans Bros. Lumber 66 R. D. Stine Earl Merritt Painter and Decorator Union, Nebr R.D. Stine Baby Overland Robert Willis A. L. Becker Union, Nebraska Journal Fred Lugsch Plattsmouth, Neb A. Pederson— Blacksmith Krecklow Louisville A. Pederson
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