THTJP.SDAY, APSIL 26, 1923.
SEHI WEEKLY JOUBHAL
PAGE SEVE3
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Prepared Exclusively for The Journal.
Detroit Vapar
OIL STOWS
The Housewife's Friend the Real
Warm Weather Stove!
The Red Star is a marvelous advancement for homes without
gas. It gives to these homes the same smokeless and odek
less heat as does the city gas range. It is wickless, ashless
and dirtless, becauae it generates its own gas from cheap ker
osene, gasoline cr distillate concentrating a double ring of
heat directly beneath the cooking utensil and saving at least
one-fourth of fuel bill. Operates 19 hours on a gallon of fuel.
JOE
Union,
Nebraska
schools and is now working on the
same. He is being assisted by Mr. Eu
gene Roddy.
On the coming Sunday there will
be services held at the Baptist church
at Wabash by the Rev. W. A. Tay
lor who is giving that church ser
vices every second Sunday.
Orville Hathaway who has been
feeling quite badly for some time and
who has been advised by his physi
cian to take a rest has found it most
beneficial and is feeling much better.
Mont Robb is having his home dec
orated on the inside and painted on
the outside and is fixing the place up
just proper, the work being done by
Earl Merritt the real workman in his
line.
Edward Wallen and wife of Pal
myra were visiting in Union at the
home of their friends, Rev. and Mrs.
H. H. Planck and in company with
Mrs. Planck also visited in Omaha
on last Tuesday. j
Joseph Lidgett, who is employed 1
with the stock food and tonic which :
he considers the best in the world,
has been working for a month now
and has met with abundant success.
Anyway, Joe is a rustler and no mis
take, j
The Baptist ladies aid society
which has for its president, Mrs. W.
H. Marks, have organized again and
Union, Saturday lite
in
"Hoot" Oibeon
"Tho Lono Hand!"
A 2-reel comedy,
"Little Hiss Mischief"
Featuring Babby Peggy.
The comedy is worth the price
of the entire show.
service will be restored. This service
at 8 p. tt.
The pastor expects to be on the
24 and 25 at Tecamah in attendance
at district conference.
Rev. J. W: Kirkpatrick of the
Omaha district was down at Wyom
ing Sunday but owing to weather
conditions held no services.
School Notes
The manual training boys have
been repairing chairs.
The XII civics Vlass is now taking
up the study of city government.
The girls in home economics are
beginning a new project in sewing.
Fifty library books from the school
library are now in circulation at one
time.
A well is being dug on the east
side, of the school house and it is
hoped that a refreshing drink may
be obtained soon.
A new book, "Permanent Farm
Buildings." has just been received
' which will prove interesting to the
Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. W. 5 oys- lso a new book of "Nebraska
II. Porter, superintendent. , , ,
Junior Learnie at 3:00 n. m Jano' 1 ne county agniuuure ageiii btui
Dr. Thomas P. Cogan
DENTIST
622 World-Herald Building
Omaha, Nebraska
will bz at Dr. V. F. Race's office in Union on Saturdays,
from 9:30 in the morning for the remainder of the day,
beginning Saturday, April 21st.
Special attention given to care of the teeth and all
dental work, extracting, filling and crowning, as well as
artificial teeth of the test quality.
With Dr. V. F. Race, Union, Nebr.
their interest shown especially by
their talks. j
Arbor day was observed by the en- j
tire school. Each room and the four
high school grades each planted a
tree on the high school ground. The :
A Becital at TJnicn
On May 11 tt the M. V. A. hall.
Miss Fern Ferrer, a stfdent at th
..tato university. Hill give a recital
consisting of readings and niono-
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Robb. leader. Mrs,. Wash and Mrs. ?u"e"n?: in xNeurasKa. io ; - - " c 7;.. "T"; . " '.mended, being a graduate of
De msiriuuieu amuug me scuuui jju-i , : , - " " ,
niia Th will hp nf sirt fn thpm and I Panted. V. e hope these trees will
thri'r narents in hotter wheat irrow- i grow and improve the appearance of
Leader,
Porter, superintendents
Epworth League at 7:15.
W. H. Porter. .
The services are quite interesting , ing
the subject being social recreation,
Lewis Mougey, president.
Regular preaching service at 8.
Choir practice:
Ladies aid will meet at the parson
age Thursday afetrnoon.
The TV' TT T 3 mncto TT-wlai. nr
jare ready for real work now and met ; ternoon at Mrs." Simmons'. All mem-
uii iiiursuay ui mis tcn iu juuk. ai- w, (.vnor-t to he nr:ni ot
the school ground.
TIia hntanv --ln;e p-avp a shnrt hilt
interesting program before the trees , iay iiay oocini
were planted. The class told of the i The Epworth League will give a
origin of Arbor d3y, the beauty, need ; May day social at the Methodist
and usefulness of trees and instruc
tions as to their planting.
Rev. and Mr3. Wash visited the
school last Wednesday. Rev. Wash
Peru, where she finished the course
in expression and has tauglit and is
, row tekinp; an advanced course at
i the Ftate university at Lincoln. Her
, rcr.cMnps are sure to please as she has
a pond variety. Sle will be a;sistd
; y Nettie McCarroll, who will give
a few vocal numb"rs.
church Tuesday evening, May 1, at 1 Dm t miss this. Tickets will be on
8 o'clock. isale soon at a very low price. Re-
There will be a short program af-j member the date. May 11th, and
ter which stereoptican pictures will r-aee, M. W. A. hall, Union.
Miss Golda Maisch of Concordia,
Kansas, has been visiting with her
EiMtr, Mrs. II. G. Planck for the past
three days.
E. W. Keedy and wife were visit
ing with relatives in Omaha last Sun
day, making the trip to the metropo
lis in their car.
W. L. Stine has been trimming
trees about the lot of the late Mrs.
Barbara Taylor and is making the
, ,WM. F. BAGEjT.
General Practice!
place look fine.
" Roy Yonker and wife and Mrs. H.
II. Planck were visiting and looking
after some business matters in Ne
braska City last Monday.
II. E. Warden secured his allot
ment of fruit trees last Monday
morning they coming just at the
right time and set them out Arbor
day.
J. V. Davis the well man has'been
secured to sink a well at the Union
Special attention given to deep
seated diseases of Lungs, Eidneys,
Stomach. Liver, Intestines, Kectuin,
Etc. Also non-developed children.
All latest Serums and Lymphs used
when indicated.
Union, Nebraska
Telephone 31
CHESTER WHITE
I have two Chester White bred
sows which are to farrow in May,
which I am offering for sale; ex
cellent individuals. One tried
sow, raised V9 pigs last year. One
April gilt, weight 400 pounds.
Both these sows bred by My Giant
and he sired by Kansas Giant
These are real show sows.
JOE 11. LIDOETT,
Union, Nebraska
ter some business pertaining to their
work and organization.
Mrs. Mary Davis has been quite
sick for the past few days and is be
ing cared for by her daughter, Mrs.
Mable Reynolds, who is an excellent
nurse. Miss Eva Hathaway is assist
ing in the farmers store during the
enforced absence of Mrs. Reynolds.
The Rev. George Wash, pastor of
the Methodist church at Union and
Wyoming held their quarterly meet
ing at Wyoming last Sunday and af
ter enjoying the meeting and the ex
cellent dinner which was served, they
walked to Union for the evening ser
vice. Earl Merritt is being kept pretty
busy these times and it keeps him
hopping from one job to another and
still people waiting for him during
the time. He has just finished some
interior decorating for Alva Fowler
! and is now working at the home of i
W. B. Banning.
A. L. Eecker was a business visi
tor at Central City over the week end
going to Omaha via the Missouri Pa
cific and thence over the Union Pa
cific where he was looking over some
lands. Mr. Becker was greatly im
pressed with the excellence of the
country over which he traveled
Mite Box service.
Thursday the
save an educational tale alonff the be shown. Lum.h will also be served
intellectual and moral developments ! No charges! Come and enjoy the eve-(
of life. We always welcome visitors : ning v. ith your frionds. Bring the
All the late popular copyrights at
mid week prayer to our school and are glad to have : whole family, all are invited.
; the Journal office.
Trucking and Service!
At our Garage we are prepared to furnish the best ser
vice in repairs of all Automobiles, parts, supplies and acces
sories. TRUCKSNG!
We are always ready for your work in this line and the
best service guaranteed. Careful drivers always in charge.
dowl:
The Auto Men
Union, Neb.
Hearr-Mother Very Sick
afcr-lisuenfcdafe. --wJh 'is- very
well known in Union, having visited
here a number of time,-received word
from his home in Ohio telling of the
very serious illness of his mother in
the east and on last Monday depart
ed from Omaha on a fast train for
the bedside of his mother, hoping to
be able to get there in time to ren
der what service he could at this time
of her illness. Miss Mary Becker took
Mr. Havenridge to Omaha in her car
to catch the train for the east.
Last Week No Exception
LaBt week the collision which
marked the coming together of two
Ford cars occurred just below Wy
oming station was one which made
both cars look like a junk pile and
whitened the complexion of the occu
pants of the cars. A number of Union
boys had secured a car from the Dow
ler garage and were going towards
Nebraska City and had turned
around to come this way as they
were not able to get their lights to
burn when they met another man
with only one light burnable and it
not going and they came together
head on with the above results. The
two Garrens boys and Mr. Hemphill
were fortunate to escape without
more serious injury than came to
them.
YouM
ust Be Satisfied!
The Peters shoe, which we handle, is sold under
a positive guarantee that you are satisfied or the money
back or another pair of shoes.
Our spring shoes are now arriving. Call and see
the new styles. Also, we have a full line of work clothes
in jumpers, jackets and overalls.
Do not forget thajf if you need a battery or tires
for your car, we can save you money on them.
See us for that harness which you are needing.
UNION
'THE STORE OF SERVICE"
l: -j- NEBRASKA
Community Meetings Closed
Last Saturday saw the closing of
the series of meetings which have
been in progrc-ss for some time at the
Baptist church and some twelve who
hrve accepted the Saviour also took
the sacrament of baptism. The. Rev
White who has been conducting the
meetings preached on Sunday and on
Monday departed for his home in
Omaha.
Town Beceives Good Besnlts
From the community meetings
which have been in progress in Un
ion for some time past and which re
sulted in a number of the people of
this- place becoming identified with
the work of the Master both the
churches of Union as well as the en
tire village have been benefitted.
Attended Eastern Star Meeting
Last week there were axnumber of
the Union ladies in attendance at the
meeting of th Order of Eastern Star
at Plattsmouth where a most enjoy
able time wa3 had by those from this
town as well as the members of
Plattsmouth. Those to attend from
this town were Mesdames W. A. Tay
lor. A. L. Necker. John Lidgett, O.
D. Easter, J. M. Patterson, M. Lynde
and Miss Mary Becker as well as
John Lidgett.
Services at Sciota School
There will be services held at the
Sciota school house on Sunday May
5 at which time all are invited to be
present and take part in the services.
The Rev. W. A. Taylor will conduct
the services.
I
Methodist Church j
On Sunday morning, April 29th at
the 11 o'clock service there will be
reception and baptism of new mem
bers. All interested are most cordial
ly isvittd to b prasent. Parnts
wishing children baptized will be
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THE UNIVERSAL CAE
ANNOUNCEMET
of Interest
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"I will build a car for the multitude"
Said Henry Ford in 1903 Read how the fulfill
ment of that prophecy is now made possible
through the
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For many years it has been Henry -Ford's personal am
bition to make the Ford the universal family car to put
it within the reach of the millions of people who have
never been privileged to enjoy the benefits of motor car
ownership.
During the past fifteen years over 7,500,000 Ford cars
have been placed in the hands of retail customers; more
than a million and a half of them within the past twelve
months, and yet there are still millions of families wrho
are hopefully looking forward to the day when they can
own a Ford.
And now is way is open. '
Under the terms of this plan you can select your Ford Car, set aside a small
amount each week and you will be surprised how soon you will own it. In
the meantime your money will be safely deposited to your credit in the Platts
mouth State Bank where it will draw interest.
Think it over. Five dollars will start an account. The whole family can
participate in it father, mother, brothers and sisters each doing a litttle.
Why not start today. Stop in and talk it over with us. We will be glad to
'fully explain the details of the plan and help you to get started toward the
ownership of a Ford car.
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