Union Department Notes Local Life and Travel
A long list of Union residents and visitors records daily activities and trips. Notables include George W. Leach hauling wood, Stine farm windmill work, trips to Plattsmouth Lincoln and Omaha, and Mrs. J. N. Larch improving. Also mentions radio installation, spring preparations, and community events at the M W A hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Leach
Joe Banning
R. D. Stine
Stine
W. L. Stine
Plattsmouth
L. G. Todd
Melvin
Alice
Lincoln
Ruth Meredith
Omaha
Vesta Clarke
Nebraska City
Parents and Teachers Meet At Weeping Water Association
Last Friday the parents and teachers association gathered for a pleasant meeting. Rev. Bradley of the Christian church gave the main address and Miss Gussie Robb of Union delivered an excellent talk. Margaret and Bernese Ann of Plattsmouth contributed with piano duet and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents and Teachers Association
Bradley
Christian Church of Weeping
Crossing surveyors revisit Missouri Pacific and Washington highway site
An Omaha attorney and a Nebraska City surveyor visited Union last Monday to survey the crossing where Mr. Bacon's car was struck by a Missouri Pacific train about a year ago. The incident demolished the car and killed the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ellis
LaRue
Syracuse
Nebraska City
Clarence Armstrong
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Hospital
Charles Atterbery
Plattsmouth
Atterbery
Art Copenhaver
M. W. A. Hall of Union
Omaha
Union
Missouri Pacific
Washington Highway
Bacon
Union Club and Nehawka Set Season Opener at Union Grounds
The younger set of the Union ball fame will meet Nehawka at Union grounds this coming Saturday for the season's first baseball contest. They plan to play throughout the season and aim to win the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
Union Ball Fame
Union Grounds
Reverend W A Taylor Returns From Mayo Clinic Hospital
The Rev W A Taylor came home last week from Mayo Brothers Hospital in Rochester Minnesota after an operation. He reports he received much good care and deeply appreciates the kind treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
W. A. Taylor
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Taylor
Leach Announces Major Season Sale In April
The largest sale of the season will be held by Mr. E. E. Leach around April 11 with the exact date to be announced later. Watch for the date and the list of many items you will need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Leach
Mrs Wolfe awards contract for new six room bungalow
Mrs Lucy Wolfe has let a contract for a six room bungalow to be built soon. The work will be done by contractor Joe Bauer, with materials supplied by Frans Brothers' Lumber Company of Union, noted for quality supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Wolfe
Joe Bauer
Frans Brothers’ Lumber Company of
Union
Obituary of William Clarence Pioneer and Family Man
William Clarence was born March 22 1837 in Luxemburg Germany. He settled in Chicago 1855 and moved to Nebraska near Union in 1857 where he remained a resident. He married Ruth Ervin March 30 1874 and had six children four living three sons Milton and William and two daughters in Omaha and Nebraska City. He died March 8 at nearly 88 after bronchial illness. He joined pioneer west efforts though not active in religious groups. He left a sister in law, niece and several nephews and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Borne
E. W. Keedy
Omaha
Little Louise
W. J. Luxford
John Finkel
W. A. Harding
Mildred Clark
Auburn
O. W. Finney
J. F. Wilson
Edward Dowler
McAlister
Missouri Pacific
John
Lidgett
Joe
M. W. A. Hall
A. L. Becker
Kansas City
Southland
Wm. Schumaker
W. L. Hoback
Billy
Alex Camphbell
Old Rock Bluffs
Union
George W. Shrader
W. A. Taylor
Lewiston Church
Ellis LaRue
Weeping Water
William Clarence
Luxemburg
Germany
Chicago
Nebraska
Ruth Ervin
Milton J. Clarence
William H. Clarence
W. L. Taylor
B. B. Everett
Nebraska City
Josephine Clarence
Wal Felthauser
John Clarence
Hary Clarence
Annie Crumes
Ming
Clarence
Eggs for Hatching Rose Comb Variety
R L Red eggs for hatching offered at 60 cents per setting and 8.50 dollars per hundred. Advertisement by R Upton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L
Hedge posts and hatching eggs for sale in Union Neb
Good hedge posts for sale and a carload available. HARVE MILLER, m19 31U Union Neb offers the posts. Hatching eggs for sale pure bred Plymouth Rock at two dollars per hundred. Culled and accredited flock listed by MRS IVAN BALFOUR, Union Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Miller
Nebr
Plymouth Rock
Ivan Balfour
Union
Neb
Merry Workers Club Meets For Convenient Kitchens Project
The Merry Workers club of Eight Mile Grove met March 12 at Mrs. Ed Metsinger's home with about twenty attendees. Leaders and Miss Baldwin from the County Farm Bureau demonstrated silverware cleaning, kitchen score cards, furniture refinishing, and a dustless dust cloth. The next meeting is set for April 1 at Mrs. L. Meisinger's home. new members are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Workers Club
Eight Mile Grove
Ed G. Metsinger
Miss Baldwin
County Farm Bureau
KR. G. Kiser
Allie Leonard
L. G. Meisinger
Cantle Bred White Plymouth Rock Hatching Eggs
Cantle bred White Plymouth Rock for hatching at four dollars per hundred. Call phone 713 Plattsmouth for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock
Plattsmouth
Ford display showcases cars trucks and tractors nationwide
Ford dealers in Omaha and across the branch territory stage a special Ford display featuring open and closed cars, all steel express models, stake bodies, cattle and grain sides, and Fordson tractors. The event runs through Saturday with showroom hours extended to 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Omaha
Ford Motor Company
Ford Weekly
Ford Trucks
Ford Dealers
Trammell Urges FTC Probe Into Gasoline Price Rise
Senator Trammell of Florida presses the federal trade commission to investigate a gasoline price rise on its own motion to determine if any combination violates the antitrust law. The proposal follows a failed Senate vote on a similar inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trammell
Florida
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Regular laxative ad for Deans Regulats
A small advertisement promotes Deans Regulats as a mild laxative for habitual constipation. It notes a 30c box price at drug stores and invites readers to phone the newspaper.
England and France plan a new parley
London reports outline preparations for a European conference in August to implement the Dawes plan and pursue political reconstruction. Britain and France seek a new security pact to replace the Geneva Protocol and may face US absence as a factor in negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
London
Dawes
Paris
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Department
C. E. Withrow
Palmyra
Elmer Withrow
Withrow
Roy Mullis
Dunbar
James Roddy
Ralph E. Tiley
Alvo
Order of Eastern Star of
Wabash
Elmwood
Ohio
L.G. 7300 & CO
Union, Nebraska
Bruce Wolfe
D. O& Lakue
Fred J. Peterson
Post Office
Frans Bros. Lumber Co
Ates
Alex Eaton
Chas. Attebery
Mr. Clarence
I R. Upton
Union, Neb
Platismouth Dramatic Club
Platts Motor Co
Buick
Chevrolet
John B. Livingston
Court House
Sirccis
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