Angora Social notes chronicle visits and events
Mrs R K Maybell reports Angora activities with Alliance visitors including B M Kelly and George Melsek. Catholic mission week brings Miss Frances Melsek to Bridgeport while James Boodry hosts a well attended county home housewarming with 30 cars and nearly 100 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Shoopman
Bridgeport
J. W. Shoopman
L. D. Carnine
Frances Melsek
Catholic Mission
Martin Anderson
Alliance
Marie Daxon
Grand Island
Helle Daxon
Sarah Daron
New County
James Boodry
Boodry
Boodrys
Monument dealer Al Wiker promotes Paine-Fishburn granite
Alliance craftsman Al Wiker sells monuments for the Paine-Fishburn Granite Co. He invites customers to see him for best prices and quality granite work.
Fairview News Roundup of Local Life and Moves
Mrs William Aspden returns home after two weeks with daughter Mrs Ford Trenkle on Snake creek. W L Lorance and Jess Chilson buy a Fordson tractor for farming this year. District No 5 and No 3 close school terms with teachers listed. A large crowd attends a Friday night dance at Jean Morgans. Loquessa Nye recovering from rheumatism. Cemetery association plans a well and irrigation tank. John Gerdes and wife visit town. Frank Trenkle and Charles Heath haul potatoes. Clyde Curry moves to his mother’s farm. Evan and wife relocate to town. Adolph Brost and sons harvest potatoes. Ray Aspden injured after horse accident. W S Lawrence travels to Berea for oil tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Aspden
Ford Trenkle
Snake Creek
W. L Lorance
Jess Chilson
Bertha Wilson
Maud Nason
Anna Freimuth
Jean Morgan
William Nye
Loquessa
Cemetery Association
John Gerdes
Frank Trenkle
Charles Heath
Clyde Curry
Evan Lewis
Adolph Brost and Sons
Ray Aspden
W. S. Lawrence
Berea
Real Estate Transfers in Alliance Neb
Realty transfers recorded by J D Emerick show multiple transactions in Alliance Nebraska. Notable deeds include Lyman Cornell to Lewis Worley NW 15 25 50 for 4800 dollars and Cassie Hall to Vivian Hall Wyomin g addition lot 4 block 10 for 1000 plus. Other transfers involve F T Schwensen to P Van Graven Sheridan addition lot 1 block T for 4100 and Silas Calder Soules to Harry Thiele lot 10 block 16 town of Alliance for 18000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Emerick
First National Bank
Alliance
F. T. Schwensen
P. van Graven
Sheridan
W. S. Acheson
Hattie C. Burns
Cassie D. Hall
Vivian ©. Hall
Wyoming
Frank D. Mesgersmith
Earl G. Jones
Glen L. Huston
Sadie F. Walker
F. M. Knight
Martha Washington
Srediker
Annah M. Wiker
Charles Henry
Nebraska
Charles F. Wahl
John Gasseling
Hemingford
Harry A. Graves
Earl C. Barker
O. N. Bryant
Fairview
August E. Siekmann
Louis J. Siekman
Harry F. Thiele
Box Butte
Silas Calder Soules
Harry Thiele
Allance
Julia T. Barkhurst
Charles Tiernan
Ney
Samuel R. Smith
Thomas M. Tully
Martin J. King
Thomas J. O'Keefe
R. A. Nance
Merrill J. Shamblin
Merrell J. Shamblin
Marinus Nielsen
Property Transfers Reported in Local Deeds
George M. Jenkins and wife transferred property to Eoward on 10 27 1961 for 10800 dollars. Granville M. Burns and wife deeded to Franklin J. Coil Jr on 3 26 1950 for 41600 dollars. Casper Warm widower sold multiple lots in Simonson's addition for 2000 dollars to Joseph Wismiller. Ira E. Tash and wife to Elisha D Henry for 9500 dollars, lot 18 in County addition to Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Jenkins
V. Eoward
Granville M. Burns
Franklin J. Coil, Jr
Casper Warm
Joseph Wismiller
Simonson
Ira E. Tash
Elisha D Henry
Alliance
Allen Defends Wood Campaign Funds in Kansas Statement
Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas rebutted Senator Borah by arguing supporters fund Leonard Wood's bid to help the nation. He said donors seek a true American administrator, not a politician, and that he and others provide time and money to present Wood's case to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Borah
Leonard Wood
United States
Wood
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Favorite Son Plan Critiqued as Hidden Deal Behind Closed Doors
Wood condemns the favorite son idea and secret backroom nomination, arguing elections should reflect the people's will. He warns such machine politics could crown a candidate by a few tired men in a smoke-filled room at 2:11 a.m., not at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Alreas
We Want Wood Rallying Call for General Wood
Assemblyman Theodore Roosevelt of New York promotes General Wood as the Republican choice for president. He cites Wood’s record in Cuba and the Philippines, his administrative skill, and a commitment to law and order and liberal principles. Roosevelt declares Wood a capable leader who values capable subordinates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Extela Nation
Republican Party
Wilson
Cuba
Philippines
General Wood
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Angora
R. K. Maybell
B. E. Maybell
Lillian Stoner
Osceola
Mildred Shippell
Abbie Stoner
Scotterluff
J. R. Kelly
Omaha
Dove Hall
Boyer
John Barry
Sherlock Brothers
Mattle Adee
Virginia Rosenburger
Alliance and
Miss Cash
Ing
Sincerely
Roy Beckwith
America
Ford Motor CO
Real Estath
Hawaii
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