Organize for County Fair Elects Lincoln County Officers
About forty stockholders of the Lincoln County Agricultural society met at the Liberty Land Company to organize for the coming year. J. C. Wilson was named president, F. C. Plelsticker vice president, M. Souder secretary, and M. E. Scott treasurer, with outgoing directors reappointed. The group reported a deficit of about $8 000 and set plans to hold two celebrations, July 4 and the county fair, plus committees to study auto and charge races. An additional meeting is planned for early February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Agricultural Society
Liberty Land Company
J. C. Wilson
F. C. Plelsticker
M. Souder
M. E. Scott
C. B. Elder
J. J. Crawford
Thomas Healy
Lke
L. C. Johnston
Scott Reynolda
Lee Case
Charities Seek Warm Clothes for Local Children Today
Associated Charities hosts a city hall clothing drive this afternoon from 2 to 4 PM, urging donations of children's clothing after eleven families found their kids not in school for lack of warm apparel. Cash receipts list proceeds from the Twentieth Century Club 58.61, Barbers Union 15, Christian Science Sunday School 5, Loyal Order of Moose 25.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Olile Salisbury
Twentieth Century Club
Barbers’ Union
Christian Science
WONG
Eeacessaledeemas
Loyal Order of Moose
Engineer Charity Ball Promises a Success
Committees selling tickets for the Charity Ball at the Legion hall tomorrow night under the B. of L. auspices report strong sales. The expense has been donated and every cent will go to aid worthy people in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
The
B. of L. B
Local Briefs From Tryon To Lincoln
Sunday visits and travels fill local chatter with Tryon residents in city trips and church events. Officials discuss farm bureau principles as neighbors debate political alignments and cooperative goals.
Lincoln County News Briefs Touch Voting, Schools and Local Events
The Lincoln county report notes 9.4 percent foreign born residents, down from 11 percent a decade earlier, with county totals rising. Gov McKelgie signs five year contract with U S Grain Growers with 8000 members expected. county schools receive 8748.70 plus 942 in fines. Leghorn hens at the North Platte Substation show strong laying, with a top 44 eggs by an individual. Christian Endeavor campaign ends with a banquet at the church and an Intermediate group formed. Shipments out of the station total 843 carloads in 1921, with coal deliveries of 724 carloads. Angel Face light opera at the Keith pleases crowd and heads to Kearney. Chamber of Commerce tackles local telephone costs and profits. BKR T ladies elect officers. Editors from Central Nebraska meet with Ole Buck. district basketball changes announced. Local firemen tour Norfolk Insane Hospital, admire underground passages and facilities. Superintendent Rigdune plans to attend next year’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Hospital For
D. C. Rigdune
North Platte
Rehearsals Begin for Miss Bob White Next Monday
John B. Rogers Producing Co. says a professional director for Miss Bob White will arrive Monday. Home talent from H Y P A set for February 16. Notables in city cast. Job's Daughters to Omaha trip. Mrs Williams to accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MISS
Bob White
John B. Rogers Producing Co
Misa Bob White
Eleen
Haem
Job
Omaha
Mra
Williams
Chapter A K P E BE Meeting At Mrs Scott Home
A cordial invitation extends to all. Chapter A K P E B E will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. M B Scott located at 220 West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dixon
Lester Walker
William Cunningham
Cedar Rapids Ja
Frank Conlin
Omaha
Cunningham
Signet Chapter
Altar Socierty
Mia
F. F. Conneally
Masdames Woolford
Nottin
Sheffield
R. Chamberlin
J. ¥. Schwalger
Ed, Grieser
Nell Cooney
Muarle Schatz
Nell, Hanifan
Grieser
Sweedish Lutheran Ald Society
Ed Cederburg
Frank Strasberg
Linvall
K. P
BE. O
M. B. Scott
West Second Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Posson
W. P. Snyder
Mr. Posson
United States Department of Agriculture
T.C. Patterson
J. W. Ramigh
Dodge Brothers
Jon, Morga
Theo Elerdam
UB Thrifty
Ambo
Tervals
Union State Bank
Charity Ball
Baptist Church
Municipal Lake
GO. W. and
R. C. Parker
Maywood
W. A. Parker
Dickens
Misa Mildred McKeyrn
Hebron
Turtley
Arthur Wortman
Stevens
Lincoln
Christian Ministers
Locust Street Crossing
J. T. Murphy
Lincoln County Farm Bureau
Farmers’ Union
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federaton
Lincoln County
Nebraska
F. Spencer
Herbert
Bloise
Farm Bureau
McKelgie
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
Carr
Miss Gibson
Cochran
Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Toy
Angel Face
the Keith
Kearney
Chamber of Commerce
B. of Kr.t
K. P. Hall
Folowing
May. Bailor
Alta Rhegs
Bella Murdock
Bertha Inman
Helen Somburg
Ellen Cool
Annetta , Harrison
Grace Lambert
Iva Seaburg
Mayme Powers
Ole Buck
Harvard
Atate Association
Palace
Brady
Grant
Sutherland
Wallace
Ogalalla
Shelton High
Shelton
Alma High
Sutherland High
Hershey High
Clinton & Son
Rye Glass Men
Goodman-Buckley Trust Co
Lodge, Church and Society
ODD Fellows
Masonic
Platte Valley Lodge No
Bradford
I. A
Priday
Innoh
Christian Aid Society
Max McGrew
Simpson
James Beekman
Wilbur Green
Methodist Aid Society
Mesdames Leypoldt, Swanson, Witerton
Barnell, Anderson, McCabe
Monka
W. S. Leon
Donse Brothers
Dodge Brothers Cars
J. V. Romigh
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