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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1925

Page

4

Union News Notes Visitors and Local Happenings

Union residents hosted and visited many guests as Omaha travelers and local residents moved among town. People include Dr W J Luxford Edwin Sacks Oregon Douge Mary Pollard J N Larsh and families, Miss Margie Charned, Miss Edith Moss and others with picnics, illness, and minor trades noted.

W. J. Luxford Omaha Edwin Sacks Farmers Co-Operative Oregon Douge Cedar County Henry H. Becker Mary Pollard Nehawka Margie Union Schools J. N. Larsh

Riverview Park Notes Highlight Local Socials and School Year’s End

Mrs Frank Houghson and family hosted a river area gathering with guests Mr and Mrs Ed Midkiff from near Avoca. Agnes Ross returning home after a successful year teaching in Louisville. Emma Dill closed her school term and completed duties as teacher.

Riverview Park Frank Houghson Ed Midkiff Avoca Agnes Ross Louisville Emma Dill

Strayed young male dog with collar in Union area

A stray Black male dog weighing 1200 pounds is described as having a collar mark on the left shoulder. Call H. H. Becker in Union to report or identify.

H. H. Becker Union

Card of Thanks for Fire Help at Districts No 10 and 11 Barn

We the undersigned thank friends and neighbors for heroic aid in controlling a blaze that threatened our new barn and other property. Geo. Everett and son.

Geo. Everett and Son

Home Farm House Gets White Exterior Paint

Mr. R. D. Stine decorates the farm home with interior and exterior paint by L. W. Crawford. The work aims for an elegant appearance once completed.

R. D. Stine L. W. Crawford

Boy Scouts Improve West Union Cemetery Work

The Union Boy Scouts, led by scoutmaster Clifton D. Smith, commit to maintaining the west Union cemetery in proper condition. The group, known for reliable effort, plans ongoing upkeep to keep the grounds in excellent shape.

Boy Scouts of Union West Union Cemetery Clifton D. Smith

New Dog Befriends Union Residents and Merchant

A stray dog arrives in Union and, after a slow start, becomes friendly with merchant R. D. Stine and attorney C. L. Graves. The animal now enjoys a charge account at Stine’s emporium for bones and treats and hopes Graves will defend it against any charge, even old age.

Union R. D. Stine C. L. Graves

Union Schools Close With Baccalaureate Sermon

The Union schools closing featured a Baccalaureate sermon at the Baptist church last Sunday evening delivered by the Methodist minister Rev. C. L. Elliott with Rev. W. A. Taylor assisting. The ladies quartet sang beautifully, featuring Mesdames Louis Mougey Wayne Garrett and Misses Mildred Clark and Noami Mougey. A large appreciative crowd attended.

Union Schools C. L. Elliott W. A. Taylor Louis Mougey Wayne Garrett Mildred Clark Noami Mougey

Commencement Exercises at Union School

The Union school closing featured an address by Rev. Bradley of Weeping Water. The male quartette of J. A. Sims, Ellis LaRue, Clifton D. Smith, Lemuel Barrett performed, with Mrs. Clifton D. Smith and a duet by Mrs. Lemuel Barrett and Miss Gussie Robb. Invocation by Rev. W. A. Taylor. The graduating class includes George Garrison, Stacy Niday, Kenneth Crook, Sarah McQuinn, Ollie MacKay, Doris Frans, Beulah Niday, and Rachel Pell.

Union Schools Bradley The Christian Church of Weeping Water Union Messrs J. A. Simons Ellis LaRue Clifton D. Smith Lemuel Barrett Gussie Robb W. A. Taylor George Garrison Stacy Niday Kenneth Crook Sarah McQuinn Ollie MacKay Doris Frans Beulah Niday Rachel Pell

Seniors Enjoy Sneak Day at Omaha Tours

Last Thursday the Union high school seniors toured Omaha visiting packing houses and meat prep, Iten Biscuit, the Ford Plant, then Krug Park twice, Carter Lake, and returned home. They reported a fun day and good times.

Union High School Omaha Iten Biscuit Company Ford Plant Krug Park Carter Lake

Whit ney School Completes Year With Naomi Mougey

Miss Naomi Mougey resigns after a successful year teaching at Whit ney, returning home last Thursday and staying with her parents. She is praised as an excellent teacher who knows how to instruct scholars.

Naomi Mougey Whitney Mouge

Much Corn Being Delivered There

Much corn was delivered in the Union elevators during the past week with more to come. Those who were shelling on delivering included Frank Eaton David Eaton George Eaton W H Porter T W Swan O A Persley H C Roddy and George Everett. Henry H Becker did the shelling.

Union Frank Eaton David Eaton George Eaton W. H. Porter T. W.swan O. A. Persley H. C. Roddy George Everett Henry H. Becker

Omaha visitors stay in Union for business and social

Mr and Mrs M L McCleve of Omaha travel with Mrs Mitchell and Mrs Merrill to Union as guests of L G Todd and attend to various business matters while visiting the area.

Omaha M. L. McCleve Mesdames M. C. Mitchell I. C. Merrill Union L. G. Todd

Social Visit At Union Home Of Mr and Mrs Ellis LaRue

Mr and Mrs Ellis LaRue entertained relatives and out of town friends at their Union home last Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Ellis and their daughter Miss Kathryp and her friend Miss Bernice, who enjoyed the pleasant gathering.

J. D. Cross Cross Nebraska City Floyd Steele Nancy McNamee Lloyd Lewis Murray Union J. D. Lewis Earl Merrit Union High School Graham Mill John Ervin James Blake W. Schumaker Frans Lumber Yard Cc. F. Harris Nehawka W. A. Taylor Missouri River Clifford McQuin Lee Farris MacQuin West Grant Perkins Country Frank Bauer Plattsmouth C. H. Taylor Long Beach California Calvin Lincoln Margie Crink Eli Eaton John Lidgett Ellis LaRue George Ellis Kathryp Bernice

Lincoln Residents Named in Court or Notice List

Robertson, C. V. Wallick and wife of Weeping Water, Charles Helm and Wife and Mrs Helm's father, John Helma and wife, H. C. Cole and wife and daughter Miss Margery, all of Lincoln.

Pardon Board Deliberates Simmons Commutation Request

The Pardon Board weighs a rehearing on Simmons commutation to life in prison. Attorneys Holmes and Mann present newly discovered evidence claims. Governor McMullen and officials postpone decision to Tuesday executive session at 2. Simmons is imprisoned under a June 9 respite. trial was in October 1922 for Frank Pahl’s murder.

Holmes Mann Simmons McMullen Pool Spillman Simmons Jis Frank Pahl Spencer Bryan Supreme Court of the United States Rapid City M. C Jack Currier Dickson O'Neill District Court Thomas Sylvester Thomas Pahl South Dakota W. T. Wills Butte Currier Aldena Wooleiser North Twenty-fourth Street Omaha Jim Herman Herman Wyoming Matson Lancaster Norfolk Heenan Bay County A. B. Wallace Boyd County State Journal

Earthquake and fire in Tajima district deadly toll rises

Reports from Nyogo prefectural authorities place Saturday's earthquake and fire deaths at 278 with 500 to 1000 injured and more than 3000 homes destroyed. Two further quakes added to terror as refugees seek relief in Toyo-Oka region long unvisited by tremors.

Tokio Nyogo Prefectural Tajima Toyo-Okea Toyo-Oka

Fire Devastates Osaka Suburb Amid Ruin and Loss

Reports from Osaka describe a horrific fire that reduced Toyo-Oka area to ruins. Eyewitness accounts tell of boulders crushing residents, timber houses burning, water mains buckled, and firefighters unable to stop the flames as casualties mount.

Osaka Horor Toyo-Oka

Bates Book and Gift Shop Showcases Dennison Crepe Paper

The Bates Book and Gift Shop features the latest Dennison crepe paper shades and attractive designs for all purposes. A note mentions a finest line of crepe paper and formal items in stock.

Dennison Bates Book and Gift Shop

Also Mentioned on This Page

Union Department Bank of Union Nebraska Attention Jefferson L. R. Upton Joe Banning Union, Neb W. 8. Banning Ash Grove Frans Bros. Lumber Co Todd L. G. Todd & Co Union, Nebraska Bruce Wolfe D. C. LaRue Pardon Board Japan Automotive Service Association New York Ford Red Crown Standard Oil Company OF Lincoln Hastings North Platte Journal Poland China Bears Nebr R. H. Ingwerson & Sons Nehawka, Nebr White Feather Poultry Farm Mynard W. F. Nolte
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