Union Department ER N Frans visits Union area
Union observers note several local movements and visits including N Frans and Belle Frans in Union and Nebraska City business trips by Mrs Rue Frans. Residents like Orville Hathaway and J A Pitt engage in mail routes, road work, and farm tasks as communities adjust to spring activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. N. Frans
Auburn
Homer Ande
Unaha
M. McQuinn
Daniel Lynn
Geo. Hathaway
Mesdames Belle
Jennie Frans
Nebraska City
A. E. Ward
Ora Clarke
Sidney Silber
Lincoln
J. J. Taylor
Chester Switzer
Nehawha
Union
Mr. Switzer
G. W. Leach
Valentine
Enthal Dickson
Falls City
Nehawka
Albert Eaton
Harry Tipton
John Campbell
Murray
Barbara Taylor
Daniel Lyn
C. H. Fuller
Hey
Emery Baur
Nateby
Alberta
Canada
Orville Hathaway
John Irvin
Irvin
Derwood Lynde
L. R. Upton
A. H. Austin
Toton
J. A. Pitt
Vallero
F. Harris
Wheer
Wm. Atchison
Virgil. Mead
Henry H. Becker
Sutton
Grant
Epworth Teazne Mothers Day Event At M. E. Church
The Intermediate Epworth teazne will entertain the mothers next Saturday at the M. E. church. E. T. George of University Place will preach and lead communion services in the M. E. church next Sunday morning. Many Union residents accompanied by relatives visit and attend services and events around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Teazne
M. E
E. T. George
University Place
Mean Austin
L. Graves
J. W. Taylor
Milford
Sn Hest
J. H. Ruhman
Near Eagle
Union
Fey Dass
Wil! Reynolds
Ruhman
Two Jacks for Sale in Union Nebraska
Two jacks for sale. One is six years old and the other is older age. Both available with contact details provided. FE. E. Leach, Union Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
FE. E. Leach
Tf Union
Neb
Local Garden Plants For Sale At Luther Aread Place
Tomato cabbage and sweet potato plants will be for sale this spring at the Luther Aread place half mile southwest of Union Nebraska run by H. W. Grifen Union Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Union
H. W. Gripfen
Union, Neb
Suffers Peculiar Accident Injures Mr Leach
One week ago a wind blew a hay fork from its fastening in a barn. As it fell it struck Mr Leach on the leg, making a large cut just below the knee. He has been laid up since the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Leach
Mr. Leach
Epworth League Elects Officers For Coming Year
The Epworth League of a Methodist church held its annual business meeting last Friday at the church parlors. Officers elected for the coming year include Miss Fannie McCarroll as president, Miss Elsie Taylor as first vice president, Miss Naomi Mouger as second vice president, Miss Alice Toddt as third vice president, Robert Roddy as fourth vice president, and Louis Mouvey as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Society
He Epworth League of
i= Methodist church
Fannie McCarroll
Elsie Taylor
Naomi Mouger
Alice Toddt
Robert Roddy
Louis Mouvey
Doane College Girls Present Creditable Entertainment
Doane College girls offered a pleasant program that impressed local hosts while visiting. The performances raised funds for a Union schools library project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garz
Doane College
Union Schools
Celebrated 75th Birthday of Mrs K D Clarke at Weeping Water
Mrs K D Clarke of Weeping Water marked her 75th birthday with visiting relatives from Union and nearby towns. Mrs Clarke, once a Union resident, was honored by family including Mesdames Adam Clarke Vera Clarke and W Clarke and Mrs Shu maker who gathered to wish her long life and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Clarke
Vera Clarke
W. Clarke
H. &. Shumaker
Union
Weeping Water
K. D. Clarke
K. PD. Clarke
Married in Omaha a Wise Union on the farm near Louisville
Charles Vallery a Sarpy county farmer and Miss Lottie Wills of Union were wed in Omaha last Wednesday. They traveled to their new home near Louisville, visited the bride’s parents Robert Willis and family last Sunday, and received best wishes from Union and county friends for a happy prosperous life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Mr. L. Reynolds
Omaha
Union
J. T. Reynolds
Joe Banning
Lucian
Saint Joseph Hospital
Harry Mohler
Boliver Mioe
Davia Mieray
Ib. C. LaRue
Hessie
Rachel Kendell
C W W. Clarke
Ford
L. W. Davis
Elmwood
Clarke
Charles Vallery
Platte River
Sarpy
Louisville
Lottie Wills
Flobert Willis
Journal
Visit Stages For Shrader And Foster Seniors Near 170 Years
Geo W Shrader from east of Murray visited Nehawka and stayed with his brother Z W Shrader. In Union he spoke with D W Foster, and the two men learned their ages nearly total 170 years. Shrader was born in Virginia and Foster in Illinois, both in good health for their ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Shrader
East of Murray
Nehawka
Z. W. Shrader
Union
D. W. Foster
Mr. Shrader
Virginia
Foster
Ilinois
Wants a Man, Needs a Woman at Lumber Yard
Mever Frans, who runs the lumber yard, says business is lively and keeps him hopping. He seeks a man to help, but a friend advised him that a woman would be better. Ray did not argue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mever Frans
Ray
Joe Banning Ad Promises Low-Priced Goods and Farming Implements
A promotional admission to inspect Joe Banning's stock highlighting cheaper goods bought before recent price increases. The ad notes he can sell below market due to prior purchases and urges prompt action. It mentions tractors, discs, farming implements, and wagons always available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Banning
Church Services Planned at Sciota School House
Arrangements completed for preaching and bible school at the Sciota school house on alternate Sundays. The Rev. W. A. Taylor selected as pastor to lead morning and evening services for a union congregation including members from all denominations and unaffiliated individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota School House
Ony Church
W. A. Taylor
Interchurch movement noted as minister serves multiple denominations
At Wabash and another location the minister serves more than one denomination. He guides diverse church members toward interchurch cooperation. Rev Taylor had been asked to tour Murdock for services but could not accept due to prior engagements elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Interchurch
Taylor
Murdock
Valuable Cass County Lands Sold at $500 Per Acre
The Joshua Lynn place near Union comprising fifty one acres sold by Thomas Cromwell for 500 dollars per acre totaling twenty five thousand and fifty dollars. Buyer Charles Bordman traded a farm east of Union for the purchase and also received a good price for his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Joshua Lynn Place
Union
Thomas Cromwell
Charles Bordman
Farm accident leaves Harry Glaustine badly hurt near Nebraska City
Harry Glaustine, four miles south of town, was injured when a lean horse ran away with a disc causing a severe leg fracture and abdominal wound. Despite pain he stopped the team, freed the reins, and crawled to help. He was taken to Nebraska City hospital with serious injuries and little hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Glaustine
Here
Tie
Hugh Robb
Nebraska City
Martian Message Device Claims Red Light Prints
Neil Martin reports a device using red and white light to expose sensitized paper. He says different chemical mixes yield a dark brown print or a yellow color, enabling cloud designs on Mars to be photographed for communication via a improvised movie machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Neil Martin
Nels
White Shoes Featured at H. D. Stine's This Season
White shoes dominate the spring and summer lineup at H. D. Stine's with very reasonable prices. Visit the store to see the new line and be pleasantly surprised by the selection and value as advertised in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Stine’s
Eggs for Setting From Matt McQuinn in Union Neb
Eggs for setting best strain of White Orptne tons offered by Matt McQuinn Union Nebraska. 15 22 50 eggs priced at five dollars. 100 eggs eight dollars. Call or write for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt McQuinn
Union Neb
D&wit
Nebraska's oldest citizen Thom as Morris passes on
Ansley Neb and Westerville Neb report the death of Thom as Morris Friday evening at 6 in Westerville Custer County. Known as Nebraska’s oldest resident and possibly among the world’s oldest men he never married never attended school and worked as a cobbler after a butcher’s apprenticeship. Funeral set for Ansley Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Journal
Ansley
Neb
Westerville
Custer County
Thomas Morris
Nebraska
Morris
Defiance
Centenarian Morris Spanned Three Centuries of Change
The article chronicles Morris born January 15, 1794 in Belew Wales, emigrating to America as a youth, and living through presidents from Washington to the present king. He endured many major events including Trafalgar, Waterloo, the first Atlantic cable, Fort Sumter’s surrender, and Lincoln’s assassination, reflecting immense life eras and movements across counties and farms in Missouri and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Belew
Montgomeryshire
Wales
Welch
Thomas Morris
America
Uge
Charles Mython
Mr. Morris
Chicago
Blackstone
Livingston County
New Hampton
Harrison County
Missouri
Westernilife
Washington
Custer County
Ireland
England
George I
George IV
William IV
Victoria
Edward VII
James Watt
Fort Sumpter
Lincoln
Arrival of Little Daughter
The stork visited this city this morning and called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Janda in the north part of the city. They welcomed a fine little daughter. Mother and child are doing very nicely and the father is proudly happy with the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL. Stine
Joe Banning
C. F. Morton
J. H. Spencer
Minneapolis
A. L. Becker
Spencer
Union
Nebraska
Samuel
Charles
Janda
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