Union Social Roundup Notices Visitors and Meetings
Miss Ora Clarke and Miss Beulah Biday visited Union last Sunday. County Commissioner E B Chapman attended meetings in Plattsmouth and Ashland. Plattsmouth and Union residents plus local families hosted visitors and hosted gatherings at homes and the Legion building. The wedding party traveled to Missouri for a recent ceremony.
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Ora Clarke
Beulah Biday
F. Harris
Plattsmouth
Court House
Lucean
Hallas Banning
Cyrel Nidal
Omaha
Gertrude Chittenden
Union School
Lincoln
Frank Bauer
Jack Roddy
Bauer
E. B. Chapman
Cass County Board
Bessie Watkins
Margaret Everett
Greene Hosts Board Party at Riha and Greene Home
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Greene of Riha and Greene entertained a large circle of friends at a board party last Friday evening at the Greene home. The event included lively playing and a delicious luncheon served afterward.
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C. L. Greene
Firm
Riha & Greene
Greene Home
Orchestra Rehearses For Sunday Performance
The Young Folks orchestra of the Baptist church met last Thursday at Alda Taylor's home to rehearse numbers for their Sunday program. Members include Violet Dye Ray Dye Mr and Mrs P F Rihn Milo Elsie Jay Ora Clarke and Loy Pell.
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the Baptist Church
Alda Taylor
Violet Dye
Ray Dye
P. F. Rihn
Milo
Elsie Jay
Ora Clarke
Loy Pell
B Y P U Holds Union Church Program Next Sunday
For next Sunday the B Y P U of the Union Baptist Church will occupy the eleven oclock hour in the morning for their meetings. This was noted in the church schedule.
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B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist Church of Union
Is It Practical to Live Without Money A Sunday Topic
The article notes a young people service topic for the upcoming Sunday and names Miss Ora Clarke as the leader. It mentions the hour previously used for the regular morning church service and frames the discussion around money and practicality.
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Ora Clarke
Hatching Eggs for Sale in Union Nebraska
Purebred Barred rock hatching eggs from culled, blood-tested flock for $1.20 per 100. Contact Mrs. Ivan Salfour, Union Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Salfour
Union
Nebraska
Ladies Aid Meeting at Union Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid of Union Methodist church meets this Thursday afternoon with Mrs Nancy McNamee to plan and serve a noon day luncheon and devote most of the day to their community work.
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Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of the
Methodist Church of Union
Nancy McNamee
Seed Potatoes for Sale at 50 Cents a Bushel
Early Ohio seed potatoes for sale at 50c a bushel at farm. Treated for bacteria and scab. Phone 1223. m9-40 B. B. Everett, Union, Nebr.
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Ohio
Times Tough in South Co. E. Withrow Story
East Withrow, father of Elmer Withrow, received a letter and a paper from his sister Miss Mabel Trussler. An unemployed man placed an ad seeking work promising to work for one meal per day and a place to sleep. Miss Trussler formerly lived at Plattsmouth and now resides in Gulf Port Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Co
E. Withrow
Elmer Withrow
Mabel Trussler
Five Candidates Nominated for Village Board Race
At the village caucus held Friday evening five candidates were named for town board seats to be filled April 4. Ira Clarke C L Greene James Fitzpatrick Charles Atteberry and Chas Land are on the ballot. For clerk Miss Augusta Robb and D Ray Frans were nominated and for treasurer C E Moore and Elmer Withrow were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Clarke
C. L. Greene
James Fitzpatrick
Charles Atteberry
Chas. Land
Augusta Robb
D. Ray Frans
C. E. Moore
Elmer Withrow
Wickham Purchases One Third Of E A Wickham Company
Bernard P Wickham buys one third of the E A Wickham company from his brother and sister transferring real estate valued at 750000 to them. Bernard J Wickham sues for accounting claiming entitlement to half of the stock. The deal includes 92282 in stock of the National Construction Company of Omaha where he is president and general manager. New officers for E A Wickham company to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs, Ia
Bernard P. Wickham
E. A. Wickham Company
Jack
Eleanor
Bernard J. Wickham
Omaha
E. A. Wickham
National Construction Company of Omaha
Wickham
For Sale Six Young Broke Horses by Otto Schafer
For sale six head of young horses, broken and ready. Contact Otto Schafer in Nehawka Nebraska for details.
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Otto Schafer
Promptness and Quiet Dignity at Porter Funeral Service
Porter Funeral Service emphasizes promptness and quiet dignity with careful planning for a smooth program. Porter Funeral Home offers ambulance service anytime anywhere in Nebraska City and provides direct-from-manufacturer monuments.
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Porter
Porter Funeral Home
Nebraska City
Nehawka Notes Visitors and Health Updates Across Town
Nehawka residents share visits and health news as neighbors recount travels to Omaha and Nebraska City. Several locals including Mrs. Rhoden Mrs. Wehrbein and Mrs. Kettlehut are recovering from illness while others report improvements after recent ailments. The Musketeers prepare for a Saturday night concert at the auditorium and Willis Campbell recovers from serious injuries.
Foreman George Paulis Returns to Nehawka Section
After a stint in Julian as a track man, George Paulis the long time Missouri Pacific section foreman was sent back to Nehawka to oversee the local section once more.
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George Paulis
Julian
Nehawka
Reception for Newlyweds at Lutz Home
Last Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Lutz a reception was given for their son Leonard and his wife with about two hundred friends in attendance. Games were played and a general good time marked the celebration of the wedding that occurred some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wehrbein
Murray
Mary Kettlehut
Earnest Ahrends
Elizabeth Whiteman
Grandmother Whitman
Fred Dreucker
Nehawka
Musketeers
Nicholas Opp
Roy Campbell
Boliver
Nebraska
W. C. Troop
F. R. Cunningham
Lou Vallery
Martha Carrighers
Long Beach
Rochester
Minnesota
J. H. Steffens
Hennings Johnson
Lincoln
Johnson
Willis Campbell
Fred Lutz
Leonard Lutz
Luncheon Delights a Happy Crowd of Friends
A cheerful luncheon gathered a broad circle of friends who enjoyed conversations and shared refreshments, creating a warm, sociable afternoon. The event emphasized friendship and community spirit among attendees.
Nehawka High School Enjoys Sleigh Ride Outing
On last Monday evening the Nehawka high school faculty led by Mr and Mrs Door and Miss Ruth Jones enjoyed a pleasant sleigh ride after seeking a good deal on equipment.
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High School of
Nehawka
Door
Ruth Jones
Six candidates named for Nehawka school board race
At the Nehawka school caucus last Friday six candidates were placed in nomination for the board of education. The nominees to appear on the April 4 election ballot are C. C. Trotter, Melvin A. Sturm, Frank D., G. C. Hobeck, B. G. Summers and A. D. Murdoch.
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Nehawka
Board of Education
C. C. Trotter
Melvin A. Sturm
Frank D
G. C. Hobeck
B. G. Summers
A. D. Murdoch
Family of John Greer moves back to Fullerton home
The Greer family, longtime Nehawka residents, return to their Fullerton residence this week. Mr. Greer will stay in Nehawka until the project he came here to complete is finished.
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John Greer
Nehawka
Fullerton
Mr. Greer
Home from Hospital
Mrs. Edwin Schumacher returns from Nebraska City hospital where she received treatment and was periodically hospitalized. She feels much better and hopes to regain full health soon.
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Edwin Schumacher
Nebraska City
Union Methodist Youths Celebrate St Patrick Day Program
The Union Methodist church youth group held a pleasant Friday gathering at the church on St Patrick's day featuring games and an Irish dialect program with readings and recitations.
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Union Methodist Church
St. Patrick’s Day
Miss Minnie Stoll Dies After 75th Birthday Observance
Miss Minnie Stoll, who recently celebrated her 75th birthday, died last Saturday at her sister Mrs. Frank Cox’s home. Born in the area, she lived there all her life and was a Lutheran. Burial was in St. John cemetery, with funeral conducted at Earl Cox’s home by Rev. W A Taylor of Union.
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Harriett McCarroll
Freda
Clark Snaveley
E. B. Chapman
Ashland
C. C. Chapman
Belle Frans
Jennie Frans
Union
L. F. Fitch
R. E. Frans
Vance Harris
Plattsmouth
Legion Community Building
Chamber of Commerce and
Plattsmouth Industries
Earl Cox
Nehawka
W. A. Taylor
Minnie Stoll
Frank Cox
St. John’s Cemetery
Moss McCarroll
McCarroll
Miss Stoll
Lutheran Church
St. John
Death of Miss Minnie S. Stoll in Nehawka Nebraska
Miss Minnie S. Stoll born February 2 1858 in Lake County Illinois died March 18 1933 at age 75 years 1 month 16 days after long illness. She lived in Nebraska since childhood and cared for family, later with sister Mrs Lauren Cox. Funeral March 21 conducted by Rev W A Taylor at Earl Cox home. interment in St John’s cemetery 30 miles NW of Nehawka.
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Nehawka
Minnie,s. Stoll
Lake County
Illinois
Nebraska
Henry
John
Lauren Cox
Frank Cox
Earl Cox
W. A. Taylor
Union
St. John's Cemetery
Nehawka Church Announces Service Schedule
United Brethren in Christ Otto Engebretson pastor. Bible church school at 10 a.m. Evening gospel service at 7 30 p.m. Young ladies class to furnish music with the orchestra. Mid week prayer and praise service Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
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United Brethren In Christ
Otto Engebretson
Nehawka Church Bible Church School
Girls' club officers listed for new Sunday meeting
The Girls' club announces officers for the C E with President Mrs. G Hoback Vice President Roy Hill Secretary Bessie Murdoch Treasurer Jay Murdoch The society will meet first on Sunday evening April 2 at Otterbein Church services and church group meetings are scheduled through March 30 and March 24 with prayer and praise sessions and a Biblical verse cited Mark 8 34.
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C. E
G. Hoback
Roy Hill
Bessie Murdoch
Jay Murdoch
Otterbein Church Bible Church
Union
Town Church
Woman’s Society
Chester Plython
CREDIT IS AGAIN AT PAR Washington
The treasury revealed it paid 1.83 percent for a 91 day treasury bill, down from 4.26 percent in an earlier March issue. The offering of about 100 million drew subscriptions of 386.9 million, with 100.6 million accepted. Proceeds fund the gas caused by a fifteen day postponement of March 15 income tax payments.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Secret Service warns on counterfeit twenties in Kansas City
Kansas City officials warn merchants to watch for counterfeit twenty dollar notes from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Chief William H. Davenport says the fakes are a fairly good imitation and circulating in Kansas City and nearby towns.
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Kansas City
William H. Davenport
United States Secret Service
Federal Reserve Bank
Davenport
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Jobless Rail Roaders Offer To Operate Coburn Wynot Line
A group of unemployed Omaha railroad workers sent a written proposal to the state railway chairman proposing to operate the Coburn Wynot branch of the Minneapolis and Omaha railroad on a profit sharing basis. The line, valued at 953000 dollars new with salvage at 105000, has run at heavy losses and faces abandonment.
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Omaha
Coburn-Wynot
Minneapolis & Omaha Railroad
Randall
State Railway Commission
Carl R. Gray
Gray
Associated Press
Federal Reserve Extends Gold Return Deadline
The Federal Reserve Board extends the final date for redeposit of hoarded gold to March 27. Officials in the Seventh District will accept gold without penalty until further notice. A telegram requests a post March 27 list of individuals who withdrew gold since February 1, 1933 and have not redeposited it.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Seventh
Federal Reserve District
Washington
The Journal Phone In News Items Call In
The Journal invites readers to phone in news items using Call No. 6. Readers can share local happenings, tips, and brief notices for quick publication.
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the Journal
Bank of United States ex-leaders surrender for prison terms
Bernard K. Marcus, former president, and Saul Singer, vice president, of the closed Bank of United States, surrendered in general sessions court to begin serving three to six year sentences each.
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New York
Bernard K. Marcus
Bank of United States
Saul Singer
General Sessions Court
Furniture Sale Lights Up Plattsmouth Storefront
Christ Furniture Co invites buyers to a moving sale at 326 E. Main Plattsmouth offering complete kitchen and dining sets, stoves, heaters, oil stoves, a large piano, Simmons beds, and living room furniture with many items priced well below typical values. The highlight is a Green Ivory Kitchen Set combined for 69.50 or sold separately with individual pieces also available.
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Simmons
Christ Furniture Co
E. Main
Plattsmouth
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