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Here's hoping all your family makes it home for

Thanksgiving safely - have a wonderful holiday! The day

after, of course, signals the start of the Christmas shopping

frenzy. Please remember to patronize local businesses

on Saturday, November 29.

Would the person who checked out the copy of

"Hunger Games" from our library please return it?

Thanks in advance.

 

 

In reading the old news, there was a short, terse, item

about the "autoes from the east" going through town

headed to the Nebraska football game. That's when

Highway #2 and Unadilla's Main Street were one and the

same. Can you imagine what that would be like today?

We were so sad to learn that TR Mart will go up for

auction, along with the fixtures and inventory, on

December 6. It was a mainstay in our community and

will be greatly missed.

Four members of the Books & Brew Book Club met

Tuesday morning. The book for this month was

"Good Night June" by Sarah Jio. Perhaps you read

"Good Night Moon" to your children - there is quite a

connection made here! We will meet again on

December 16, and each person is to read a

"Christmas" book. Please join us if you can!

As mentioned last week, 253 votes were cast at

Unadilla. For Board of Trustees, Dan Crownover received

82 votes, Dale Stoner 69 votes, Janet Oelke 72 votes,

with 3 write-in votes.

BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES

 

 

11-19   Lynn & Anita Schomerus

11-20   Dean & Sonya Achen

11-21   Amy Vodicka, Frank & Joyce Schulze

11-22   Gavin Wardyn, Todd & Corinne Zahn

11-25   Jim Bartling, Bob Aernie, Janet Simmons

NEWS FROM 100 YEARS AGO

 

 

Friday, 11-20-1914, The Otoe Union:

A football game was planned for Thanksgiving day

between Unadilla and Douglas. E.M. West was building

a septic tank for the new school. George Mortimore's

were moving to Lincoln. A daughter was born to Herman

Barker's.

 

 

 

 

 

 

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS