Angora Notes on Visits and Local Happenings
Brian M. Kelly visited Alliance Thursday. J. C. Atwell and wife traveled to Torrington Wyoming early in the week to visit relatives. Frank Powell moved his family to the Allinger cottage behind Venetia store. Mrs. S. Wozny was in Alliance for throat surgery. P. B. McCauley and W. Dove left for Omaha for Shriner's degree. J. B. Thurber returned from Hyannis on business and will stay about three weeks. J. K. Vandal and wife drove up from Vance. George Petri of Goodstreak visited Angora. R. K. Maybell and family visited the Bridport area. Lyle Glan and daughter Maxine visited Bridgeport. Mrs. Frank Berry and son Kenneth ill at Mary Sherlock's home. Mrs. W. R. McCrosky ill with flu. others in the family sick. Angora Community club meeting postponed to April 14. Club to meet with Mrs. Leslie Boodry. W. R. McCrosky did business in Alliance. L. D. Carnine visited Alliance. Lloyd Miller of Bingham visited relatives. Angora to get a meat market. Herman Case to be proprietor, renting the creamery across from Venell store. Fixtures ordered. opening is soon.
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Brian M. Kelly
Alliance
J. C. Atwell
Torrington
Wyo
Frank Powell
Allinger
Venetia
Wozny
P. B. McCauley
W. ¥. Dove
Omaha
J. B. Thurber
Hyannis
J. K. Vandal
Vance
George Petri
Goodstreak
Angora
R. K. Maybell
Virginia
George Byers
Bridgeport
Lyle Glan
Maxine
Frank Berry
Kenneth
McCrosky
Herman Case
Venell
Case
Wedding of Miss Rose Sherlock and Joe Morrill in Denver
In Angora area circles a wedding drew local interest as Miss Rose Sherlock, daughter of Mrs. Mary Sherlock, married Joe Morrill in Denver. Morrill, from Bridgeport, works in Burlington railway service and the couple has ties to the King district.
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Angora
Rose Sherlock
Joe Morrill
Denver
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Miss Sherlock
Mary Sherlock
Mr. Morrill
Bridgeport
Burlington
Morrill
King District
C. D. Henderson
Henderson Farm
Vaughn Meadow
Carnine Ranch
Frank Friend
Angola
Musk rats trap nets farmer a neat sum on Carnine ranch
Musk rats trapped on the Carnine ranch by last Thursday numbered ninety two, promising a tidy profit for the hunter.
Alliance Post No. 7 Plans Growth and Fund Movements
Alliance post No. 7 reports 180 paid members as of December 31 1920 and seeks twenty new members this month. A state non partisan information committee will publish true facts about war record and Americanism of candidates for public office. The post urges dues of $2 and alerts members to order Legion buttons.
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Alliance Post No. 7
American Legion
Nebraska
Alliance
Reddish Block
American Legion Weekly
United States
Post No. 7
The 14 Arms of the Service
A recruiting blurb outlines army branches from Infantry to Coast Artillery. It promotes training, camaraderie, and outdoor life, noting specialized roles, engineering paths, and the appeal of service for young men considering enlistment.
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