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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1925

Page

4

Death of Floyd Mason at Denver and Union funeral

Floyd Mason a 38 year old former Union resident died in Denver from lung trouble contracted in France. He served in Co G 255th Infantry and later in the 17th Infantry hospital corps. The 17th Infantry conducts the service with regimental chaplain and firing squad at Oak Hill cemetery. Mason leaves three sisters and two brothers. The article notes other Union local items and community notices.

Floyd Mason Near Union No. 2 Sattler Mason Co. G 255Th Infantry France 17Th Infantry Fort Crook Denver Oak Hill Cemetery E. G. Lewis Union L. J. Witwer Los Angeles Mirs. E. L. Spurt Omaha F. E. Mason St. Joseph Missouri Roy Mason Waterlow Iowa

Local residents tint Nebraska City visits and illness

L. G. Todd and son Melvin were in Nebraska City last Monday afternoon. R. D. Stine has been battling the flu for some time and, as usual, came out ahead in the bout. Mrs. M. H. Shumaker visited friends in Omaha last Sunday.

Missouri Pacific KR. B. Taylor Earl Merrit D. B. Porter Weeping Water Joseph Lidgett Riverview Park Union George Lindsay C. L. Elliott South Texas Joe Brandt Union Neb Vera Upton Alice Todd State University Ida Reynolds Lincoln J. A. Simmons J. C. Hansel Louis Wright Joe Banning R. BD. Stine Miss Mae Nebraska City Joe Dare M. Lynde Frank Houghson A. L. Becker B. A. Taylor A. W. Propst Ford E. W. Keedy W. H. Porter Omaha Fort Crook M. L. McCleave Rue Farmers’ State Bank of Chapman L. G. Todd Melvin R. D. Stine M. H. Shumaker

Tomato plant offer at ten cents a dozen

Three varieties of tomato plants for sale at the parsonage priced at 10 cents per dozen. Contact C. L. Elliott.

C. L. Elliott

Oil Station to Open Near Farmer's Elevator Office

The Standard Oil company will install a new oil station at the Elevator office. Mr. W. A. Harding, manager of the Elevator, will handle Standard Oil products at the prime new location.

Union Farmer's Elevator Company W. A. Harding Standard Oil Company Harding

Safety First Seed Corn Treatment and Insect Protection

Use Standard Protexol powder mix with water to spray and disinfect fruit trees and plants. Johnson Wax keeps furniture and floors shining and clean.

Clean Up Day Set by Mayor in Union

The town of Union declares a clean up day for Saturday May 9 to remove refuse and garbage from the winter season. Teams will haul away trash while Boy Scouts oversee proper work and urge residents to cooperate for a bright and spotless Cass county town.

Union Cass County Boy Scouts

Birthday gathering ties Union and South Omaha visitors

The article notes a birthday celebration for John Case in South Omaha last Sunday with attendees from Union Nebraska including Frank Bauer, Anna Bauer, Joe Bauer and families, Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Taylor, Mrs. Sarah Nickles, Mrs. Hall of Greenwood, and Wm Case visiting Mrs. Taylor.

Union South Omaha John Case Harold Nickles Sarah Nickles Hall Greenwood Frank Bauer Anna Joe Bauer W. A. Taylor Taylor Wm Case

Boy Scouts Active in Union and Nearby Towns

The Union Boy Scout troop stands among fifteen on the Missouri Pacific line from Kansas City to Omaha. Scoutmaster Clinton D. Smith earns praise as he leads the Union unit, which ranks fourth among area troops. A recent union meeting between Union and Nebraska City included six troops.

Boy Scout Union Missouri Pacific Railway Kansas City Omaha Cliton D. Smith Nebraska City Julian

Willi Drive to California for Family Visit

Starting Wednesday, Mrs. J W Luxford and children with Don at the wheel will travel to Los Angeles to visit Mrs Luxford’s mother who is in frail health. The length of the stay depends on the grandmother’s condition, likely through the summer. The doctor will remain home to handle calls during the absence.

Willi California J .W. Luxford Don Los Angeles

Mother's Day Observance at Union Methodist Church

The Union Methodist church will observe Mother's Day with a special service to honor mothers and their role in society. Rev. C L Elliott will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for Union high School graduates when scheduled.

Methodist Church Union C. L. Elliott Union High School

Prominent Farmer Forgets Friend After Town Visit

A jovial Union area farmer invited a friend to ride to town and promised to take him home. Busy with affairs, he forgot his companion until winding his watch at night. A breach of promise suit was mentioned but abandoned.

Union

Silver King the Gray Mammoth Jack Stands Tall

A gray mammoth jack named Silver King stands 15 hands 1 inch high and weighs over 1000 pounds. He is described as a sure foal getter and is noted for his size and breeding reputation.

Rowdie No 30802 Foals Season at Gapen Farm

Rowdie No 30802 a black Percheron stallion about 1900 pounds is a sure foal getter. The two animals will make the season of 1925 at Oscar Gapen farm.

Oscar Gapen Farm

Terms for Colt Sale and Insurance in Mynard Nebraska

Terms offer 12 50 if paid within ten days after foaling or 15 thereafter. Will insure the colt to stand and suck. No mares sold or disposed of without service fee paid. Care taken to prevent accidents but owner not responsible. Oscar Gapen Jr owner Mynard Nebraska Platts phone 4020.

Car Whackers Triumph In Wild Coach Shop Clash

After three scoreless innings the Car Whackers crushed the Coach Shop crew 11 to 5 at Burlington Park. Swanson starred on the mound for the refrigerator handlers, while Ralph Hill held firm for the coach shop through four innings before the fifth inning rally doomed them.

Burlington Shops Doach Swanson Hathaway Ralph Hill Pittcher Harry Shiffer Gshops Meson Left Garden Charley Fulton Eduuard Hollatky Fulton Coach Shop Shiffer O'Donnell Hill Mason Freight Car Department Swenson Rip Pete Herold

Delightful Bridge Party Honors Mrs Dunbar Before California Departure

Mrs J S Livingston hosted a bridge gathering at Coronado apartments in honor of Mrs Frank H Dunbar who will move to California. Miss Minnie Guthmann won first prize, Miss Barbara Gering took second, and Mrs Dunbar received the guest prize.

Dunbar Livingston R. A. Bates Dora Fricke

Mother's Day Goods At Bates Book and Gift Shop

The notice promotes Mother's Day on May 10 and highlights Bates Book and Gift Shop offerings. It markets motto frames, greeting cards from 10c to 1, fancy stationery, and assorted gifts like handbags and toiletry items, urging early visit to see the selection.

Bates Book and Bates Book and Gift Shop

Auto license plate lost in area 20-215

Finder asked to notify John P. Mei singer at 2420 about a lost auto license plate. The notice provides minimal details and an immediate contact for recovery.

John P. Meisinger

Alfalfa for Sale and Burdock Blood Bitters Ad

Alfalfa for sale under cover listing first second and eighth cuttings by S T Gilmour contact 3203. Woman seeks clear rosy complexion Burdock Blood Bitters praised for blood purification and skin clarity sold by all druggists at 1.25.

Alfalfa S. T. Gilmour

Also Mentioned on This Page

Union Department Denver, Col J. F. Wilson James Blake William Schumaker Frans Brother’s Lumber Co Fleming Robb Robb L. A. Tyson Elmwood F. A. Finkle Cc. C. Cissel Methodist Church of Plattsmouth Journal Col. M. A. Bates D. W. Foster Mary E. Foster Nettie Stanton C. F. Harris Nehawka Factoryville Do. N. Dailey Bertrand Nancy McNamee Amos Marior Armstrong C. L. Gravee G. Upton Chapman Bruce Wolfe D. C. LaRue Nebraska Sudan J. R. Upton Sherwin-Williams Co Frans Bros. Lumber Co Main Rowdie Oscar Gapen, Jr Mynard Platts Cavender Dunflower Portland Kansas Portland Cement Company U.S Tidball Lumber CO Dean Charles White James Earhart Murray Nebr Searls. Davis C. E. Wescott
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