Newsletter 11-25-2020
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FYI: The line that runs through Unadilla is known as the Arbor line.
Here's hoping you have a safe Thanksgiving. We know it's hard to be isolated, but hopefully it will save someone from getting this awful virus. Then starts the Christmas frenzy; we know a lot will be purchased online. But, please remember to patronize your local businesses if you can. And, as you're cleaning out those closets for places to hide those presents, remember you can donate those items at our hospital thrift shop in Syracuse. They are celebrating their 13th year! They are closed right now, but hopefully they'll be able to open again soon. Besides giving those items a new life, they also donate to those in need at our local schools. Please tell them how much you appreciate them during your next visit.
Get well wishes to those of you quarantined at home. Otoe County has now passed 600 cases. We are thankful there are only 2 deaths.
The Village would like to welcome Clayton Dowling to the maintenance team and Jake Unruh to the Planning Commission Board. Will try to get photos!
From Papillion Sanitation:
We will be closed on Thanksgiving Thursday, November 26. Trash pickup will be running one day behind; Thursday pickup will be on Friday and Friday pickup will be on Saturday. Normal times will resume the following week. Have a happy and safe holiday.
BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES
11-25 Jim Bartling, Janet Simmons, Bob Aernie
11-26 Jordan Long
11-27 Danae Stoner
11-28 Dale & Doni Stoner
12-1 Jodie West Valish
NEWS FROM 100 YEARS AGO
Friday, 11-26-1920, The Otoe Union:
R.A. Lincoln opened a drug store again in his old building. "P.B. Hair and Guy Dean had a shooting match supplying the country with turkeys, geese and ducks." Dr. Wilson, of the State Board of Health, came down from Lincoln and diagnosed the sickness here as smallpox. Prof. A.W. Edling of the Unadilla school, was married to Grace Asa of Brock. They would live in Unadilla.
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
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The Cornhusker Country Music Theater is gradually getting a NEW LOOK!
As of now, the top front is still old barn board, but there is a new, white metal awning where the old shake shingles used to be and below that, new, Cornhusker red, metal siding. Little by little, the whole front will have a new, fresher look.
The CCMT is a nonprofit organization that operates solely on the tax-deductible donations of generous donors.
Admission to all of our live, family-friendly shows is only $4 for all those over 13 and FREE to those younger.
We have a small dance floor and encourage you to bring your friends and loved ones to join us for a good, clean, old-fashioned musical experience.
Call for more information, 800-487-8797, ext 211 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
We're located at 211 Main Street, Louisville, NE.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Sunday, November 29, 2 p.m. "Nightriders Band"
NEBRASKA FOOTBALL 2020
10-24 AT Ohio State Lost 52 - 17
10-31 Wisconsin Game Cancelled
11-7 AT Northwestern Lost 21-13
11-14 Penn State WON 30-23
11-21 Illinois LOST 41-23
11-27 AT Iowa
12-5 AT Purdue
12-12 Minnesota
12-19 Big 10 Championship
Westside businesses before the Fire of 1911.
The building on the right is W.F Hair's store. If you blow this up, you will see stairs on the right hand side leading up to the second story. The people in front are believed to be either Royal Highlanders or Modern Woodmen of the World. There is also a photo floating around out there of just the people. If you have one would you please share? And also, if you know the identity of the fraternal organization, would you also share that?