Marriage of Waldron Holforty in Chadron Nebraska
Announcement of the marriage of Manford Waldron son of Mrs Opal Waldron of 1181 Nebraska Avenue Southwest and Miss Esther Holforty daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Holforty of Huron. The ceremony occurred in August at Chadron Nebraska with attendees Walter Muller and Mrs Elven Lee. The couple will reside at 1181 Nebraska Avenue Southwest.
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Waldron-Holforty
Manford Waldron
Opal Waldron
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Esther Holforty
Clarence Holforty
Huron
Chadron
Neb
Walter Muller
Elven Lee
Rapid City
Lee
S. F. Krug
Henry Struck
James Waldron
Opal Wardos
Fred Baker
Junior Holforty
Miss Holforty
El Salvador Named Smallest Country in the Americas
The note identifies El Salvador as the smallest country in the American continents, noting its area at about 18,000 square miles.
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el Salvador
Great Lakes Navy recruits from Huron report for duty
Three men from Huron Illinois have reported for Navy duty. They are Howard Francis Spang Joseph Conrad Zook and Merle Cameron now in recruit training at naval station. They will undergo drill seamanship and naval procedures as part of the boot program. After graduation they may receive a nine day leave or six days if assigned to a service school.
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Great Lakes
Ill
Huron Agai
Promi
U. S
U. S. Navy
Navy
Huror
Howard Francis Spang
Nebraska Avenue
Joseph Conrad Zook
Colorado Avenue
Merle Cameron
Seventh Street
City Briefs Highlight Travels and Local Appointments
In Fort Ord and nearby towns residents are seen visiting relatives and attending events. Merle Bruce returns from a week with family, while Miss Georgia Wilkins visits her sister in the city. Local educator John Norfolk leaves for Canton to teach PE and coach. Several residents plan trips to Lincoln and Sioux Falls for family events and funerals.
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Eilers
Arly
Merle Bruce
Ft. Ord
L. C. Winsum
Janice
Constance
Pierre
Mr. Winjum
Ellen Winjum
Mae Winjum
A. B. Crowell
Georgia Wilkins
Minneapolis
Keith Potter
John Norfolk
Richard
Lawrence
Donald
Canton
Norfolk
M. W. Smith
Aberdeen
Eva Annis
J. B. Annis
Miss Annis
Dr. Smith
Dr. Annis
Herbert Costain
Omaha
Jerry Soleglad
G. V. Gustafson
Lincoln
Neb
Madison
C. G. Buchele
Raymond Fredrickson
Susan
Rochester, Minn
H. E.hilmar
J. W. Krueger
Webster and Hitchcock
John Theisen
Orville
Ft Davis
N. D
E F. Stearns
Salem
Florence McDonald
Merle Amsberry
Sioux Falls
Myrta Lund
Elsie’ ‘Wolkow
Richard Poline
Willow
Lake
Josie
Fagrélins
Henry Spieker
Sajemis
Fred Spieker
Elaine Allen
Neighborhood Social Briefs and Local Visits
Oscar Bingen and family visited in Oacoma last week. Pat Davis spent the weekend in Harrold. The Busy Bee baseball team lost to Hidden Valley 27 to 32. Threshing is active as farmers hope for no rain. Schoolhouse cleaning and painting prep for opening. Mrs. Louisa Maynard celebrated her eighty eighth birthday with friends. Kenneth Speirs of Miller visits Robert and Virgil House. Mrs. George Davis hosted a chicken dinner for her husband’s birthday. Local visitors include Faulkton and Alpena residents with various weekend and Sunday activities.
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Big Bend
Oscar Bingen
Oacoma
Pat Davis
Harrold
Bend
Busy Bee
Hidden Valley
Orient Threshing
A. Pagel
Lola Evans
Louisa Maynard
Kenneth Speirs
Miller
Robert and Virgil House
Donald Downing
George Davis
H. R. Hansen
LaVilla
Phyllis
Marlys'Davis
Faulkton
Alpena
J. P. Dahne
Elsie
West of Wessington Springs
Minnie Triplett
M. M. Lund
Woonsocket
Everett McWilliams
Wessington Springs
Mary Knieriem
Ronald Pinte
Leslie
Huron
Doris Cunningham
Palma Lindebeck
Lane
Sheldon Plate
Viole Schmidt
Paul Tebay
Jens Peterson
Frank
Albert Kempf
Donald Walker
Morton Freeman
Arreour
Local notes on families and travels in Wellington area
Wellington community brief lists residents visiting relatives on leave from the navy and college staff. Melvin Topp, Yeoman third class, is home on leave from Brooklyn with siblings Chester and Thelma Topp also visiting. Jean DeHaven returns from Chicago to Ft. Riley trip. several guests and vacation travelers mentioned among DeHaven, Stewart, and Mitchell families.
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Wellington Melvin Topp
U. S. Navy
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. A. Topp
Chester Topp
Fenn College
Cleveland
Ohio
Thelma Topp
Huron
Jean DeHaven
Chicago
Ft. Riley
Kansas
Beryl DeHaven
Chase D. Stewart
Florence Flatland
Mary Schneider
Edgar Hall
John Fromme
Andy Fossum
Aberdeen
Glendola Mitchell
Camp Wanzer
Sizie College
Brookings
Margaret Mitchel
Highmore
Chester
Melvin
Susan Finder
Roscoe
Joe,Cummings
Sioux Falls
Virginia
More Selectees Go: error preface and names listed
The clipping lists selectees including Susanne and others with transfers to Hot Springs and Omaha mentioned. It notes departures in September and names several individuals such as Donald Klepping Paul Fildes Armour Schlege Kenneth Sewdrtz and others.
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Wesbling
Delec
Cela
Omaha
Donald” ‘Klepping
V ‘Paul'Fildes
Armour
Schlege
Kenneth Sewdrtz
Jacksonville Club Manager Brad Ford in Sally League
Fran Vic Bradford, manager of the Jacksonville club in the Sally League, is described as a former Alabama backfield star from four seasons ago.
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Jacksonville
Fran Vic Bradford
Alabama
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