Merry Workers Meet and Local Social Roundup
Mrs Lyle Cockle will host a Merry Workers gathering in the church basement on Wednesday afternoon December 14. The week features a Shrine dinner dance in Shelby with the Craven Streams and Ralph Allisons among attendees, plus multiple visits and dinners across York, Stromsburg, Bradshaw and Columbus as local families host and visit one another. Officers for the coming year are Ardle Eklund as president Fey Rosenberry as vice president Max Lott as second treas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Kooke
Lyle Cockle
Stephensons
Raymond Beebes
Bill Beebes
Raymond
Paul Bonds
Craven Streams
Ralph Allisons
Gary Allisons
Ronald Eklunds
King’s Ball
Shelby
Archie Steffens
Ted Gonnermans
Nellie Bond
Osceola
Masonic Lodge
Stromsburg
Peter Kookes
Anthony Winters
Bradshaw
Wendell Spalding
Lowell Hanson
Calvin
Dollie Marsden
Fay Rosenberry
Gilbert Springer
Raymond Bonds
Ansel Fredricksons
Columbus
Ernest Heines
York
Craven Stream
Leah Livingston
Arnold Gill
Bob Gonnermans
Tom Gonnerman
Hallie Jameses
Fay Rosenberrys
Frank Downeys
Eva Nelson
Elmer Schuknechts
Dwane Wilcox
Ardle Eklund
Fey Rosenberry
Max Lott
Ond Treas
Calvin Streams of
Lincoln
Streams
Arnold Gills
Courthouse News in County Court Violations and Fines
Ralph Hasselbalch Osceola over crowding fined $10 and costs. Ivan M. Miller Blair driving with 0.15 percent alcohol fined $50 plus $15 costs license suspended 90 days. Eugene L. Campbell Huron S Dakota expired license fined $10 and costs. Leon S. German Pierson Iowa DUI fined $100 plus costs. James K. Brazda Polk failure to pay support fined $100 plus $11 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hasselbalch
Osceola
Ivan M. Miller
Blair
Eugene L. Campbell
Huron
S. Dak
Leon S. German
Pierson
James K. Brazda
Polk
Social center news tales of numerous visits and parties
Esther Kuh e reports a flurry of social visits and gatherings. Families including the Schmokers Hiemers Girards Kuhnels Hugglers Dunns Richards Peters Turner and others hosted and attended Christmas parties dinners and birthday celebrations across towns from Lincoln to Columbus and Shelby with many children involved.
West Side social notes mingle visits and birthdays
Mrs Ahlquist hosted by Mrs Homer Green. Arthur Ahlquist Gaylen drove to Omaha to fetch her after a Delwin Rudeen visit. Howard Sundbergs visited Kenneth Petersons. Ray Nyffeler, Lori and Steve Lindquist and Leah noted. Birthday honorees were Mrs Lindquist and Leah. Florence Owen guest from Idaho Falls. Morris Nielsen family dinner with Norman Matlock. Lydia Batchelder's San Gabriel trip after weeks with relatives. Additional visits to Lincoln Omaha and Aurora. Forrest Andersons and Cheryl entertained Walton Lar son family and others for dinner. Dale Simmons and Mrs Simmons formerly Shirley Glessman hosted Sundbergs. Ray Nuffeler and Roger Jackson attended livestock feeder supper in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Green
Arthur Ahlquist
Gaylen
Omaha
Ahlquist
Delwin Rudeen
Rudeens
Howard Sundbergs
Kenneth Petersons
Ray Nyffelers
Kenneth Johnsons
Lori
Steve Lindquists
Leah
Lindquist
Florence Owen
Idaho Falls
Ida
Forrest Anderson
Morris Nielsen
Norman E. Matlock
Aurora
Lydia Batchelder
San Gabriel
Cal
Tom Morey
Lincoln
Forrest Andersons
Cheryl
Wallace Larson
Hordville
Andersons
Dale Anderson
Dale Simmonses
Bellevue
Simmons
Devil's Nest in Knox County Nebraska A Wilderness Tale
The Devil's Nest area east of Niobrara in Knox County Nebraska is a rugged, wooded region once avoided for farming and linked to outlaws like Jesse James. Early records note James Mackay and the Lewis and Clark expedition passing through. Legends surround Maiden's Leap, later proven a joke. The area now borders Lewis and Clark Lake with a recreational area under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Historical Society
Knox County
Niobrara
United States
Nebraska
Devil’s Nest
James Mackay
Jacques Mackey
Mackay
John Adams
George Washington
Lewis and Clark
Missouri River
Clark
Jesse Jam
Library of the State Historical Society
Gavin’s Point
Lewis and Clark Lake
St Joseph Altar Society Hosts November Meeting
In the parish hall, Mrs Cyrus Janicek and Mrs Sylvester Janicek along with Mrs Andrew Micek entertained the St Joseph Altar Society. DCCW officers for the year named are Mrs Bernard Schmid president Miss Luella Koenig vice president and Mrs Gerald Janicek secretary treasurer. Dessert lunch followed business, with prizes won by Mrs Udell Podliska Mrs Henry Ebel Mrs Joseph Mick and Mrs Gerald Janicek. Visitors included the Paul Brockhouses and Michael Demuths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Janicek
St. Joseph Altar Society
Mmes
Sylvester and
Andrew Micek
Fred Zweiner
DCCW
Bruno
Bernard Schmid
Luella Koenig
Gerald Janicek
Treas
Udell Podliska
Henry Ebel
Joseph Mick
Paul Brockhouses
Madison
Michael Demuths
David City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wayland News
Mrs. Cockle
Richard
Dick’ Merrick
Nebr
The
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Squires
Whitewall
Farmers Coop Oil Coo., Osceola
Courthouse News
Social Center News
Esther Kuh
Duane Schmokers
Dennis Hiemers
Hubert Girards
Adolph Kresha
Jerry Johansen
St. Andrews
Richard Gabriel
Joe Gabriel
Fullerton
al Kuhnels
Hardy Hugglers
Sheldon
Chris Hugglers
Everette Andersons
Morris Dunns
Sidney Dunns
Ray Richardses
Dale Dunns
Albert Andersons
Cotton Club
Myron Larson
Wm. Larsons
Roy Grossnicklauses
Jim Nortons
Louis Robaks
Alfred Kuhnels
Jene
Jon
Scott Richards
Jerry Johansens
Grand Island
Tom Richardses
Rick
Rising City
David Richardses
Adolph Kreshas
Max Gabels
Andy Johansen
Bill Johansens
Kelly
Hubert Arts
Bill Johansen
Mary Lou Kresha
Kathy Kresha
Lewis Schotts
Lewis Jr
Marvin Daweses
California
Huey Schaffers
James Brighams
Frank McMeekins
Dale McMeekin
Harold Pearsons
Myron Larsons
Vernon Kuhnel
Mauritz Swansons
Ewald Pliefkes
Jim McKeags
Morris Richardses
Marsha
Jerry Petersons
David
Danny
Andrew Turner
Morris Richards
Birthday Club
Edith Richards
Darrell Schachenmeyers
Michael
Mrs. Ahlquist
Osceola Record
King’s Ballroom
Shelby Hi
Duffy Belorad & His
Orch
Stromsburg Hotel
North OF Shelby News
Wat
Chamber OF Commerce
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