Wayland Workers share Christmas program and visits
Wayland Workers met December 8 in the church basement with Mrs. Elmer Schuknecht presiding. The event featured devotions on The Christmas Trinity and readings from the Bible, followed by a Christmas lunch and a quilting session. Activities included charity gifts to Goodfellows in Omaha and social visits with local families and church groups across Stromsburg Gresham York and Lincoln areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verry Workere
Elmer Schuknecht
Ardle Eklund
Lee Campbell
Mmes
Foy Rosenberry
Hazel Gonnerman
Wayne Walford
Peter Kooke
Good Fellows
Omaha
Wendell Spalding
Stephensons
Corey Stephenson
Walter Rystrom
Olive Steph
Community visitors share weekend in Osceola and Lincoln
Overnight guests mingled with local families as the Craven Streams Arnold Gills and others visited Osceola and Lincoln. The Valley Christmas program set for December 23 at 8 pm with practice for children on December 22 and a cookie lunch contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmer Petersons
Stromsburg
Wayne Ruths
Rising City
Raymond
Bill Beebes
Stromsburg Methodist Church
Peter Kookes
Robert Barr
York
Esther Pierson
Lincoln
Paul Bonds
Mmes. Calmer Stephenson
Leon Johnson
Baptist Church
Ronald Eklunds
Nellie Bond
Osceola
Todd
Penny Jacobsen
Elroy Hoffmans
Dean Soulliere
Columbus
Mmes. Craven Stream
Ted Gonnerman
Raymond Bond
Miriam Circle
Clyde Henings
Reg Eklund
Milton Rogges and Son
Wm. Rogges
Auburn
Fay Rosenberrys
Florence Irland
Shelby
Otto Heines
Thayer
Sym
Earl Bonds
Max Lott
Lee Anderson
Grand Island
Christmas Lane
Alan
Brian Umstead
Earl Bonds of
Julius Johnsons
Grace Buchta
Tilden
Dennis Carsons
Carl Wieseman
Tom Reece
Adolph Grossnicklaus
Algor Yungdahls
Rex Wiesemans
Donald Yungdahl
Bill Umsteads
Ruth Eklund
Valley
Valley Church
Irene Burritt
Lorraine Wieseman
Jackie Johansen
Mmes
Jack Wieseman
Leonard Mentink
Lemoyne Anderson
Valley social notes and funeral attendance
Mrs Eda Burritt reports on attendances at Wayne Blackman's funeral in Casper Wyoming and visits by local families to relatives in Omaha and Bellevue. The Wee Club held a Christmas dinner with 18 members, and several residents visited churches, hosted teas, and attended recitals, bowling gatherings, and family plus social visits across Columbus York and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eda Burritt
Bill Umstead
Filmer Gleim
William Shoemaker
Red Oak
Wayne Blackman
Casper
Wyo
Wayne
Umstead
Richard Wyman
Vaughn Mickey
Omaha
John Mickey
Veteran’s Hospital
Raymond Gestrines
Bruce
Mmes
Lorraine
Donna Wieseman
Loretta Kresha
Alta Wieseman
Grace Buchta
Robert Bryan
Bryan
Fairview
WSCS
Dennis Johansens
Arnold Ernst
Columbus
Fred Wieseman
Carl Wiesemans
Allan Kreshas
Barry Schmoker
John Hardwick
Benkleman
Kearney
Donald Schmoker
Mary Wobig
Donna Wright
Irene Burritt
Co-op
York
David Butters
Theodore Samland
Rick Rutter
Lincoln
Vickie Wieseman
Leon Merrick
Jack Wieseman
Carl Wieseman
Ebels Attend Blue Cotillion Ball in Omaha
North of Shelby News reports Mrs Cyrus Janice Ebels attended the Blue Cotillion Ball Friday in the Kavalier Ballroom of Schimmel's Indian Hills Inn Omaha. The event, sponsored by Saint Mary's College junior class, included Miss Genevieve Ebel as class treasurer and other Ebels in the reception line with junior officers and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ebels
Schimmel
Indian Hills Inn
Omaha
Saint Mary’s College
Ebel
Genevieve Ebel
Ebels
Thomas S. Molczyks
Marla
Kevin
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Delsey
Inal
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APPLE
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Nold Gills
Calvin Stream
Pam Newcomer
Evan Halls
Valley News
York, Nebraska Bay
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Omaha Ball
Mrs. Cyrus Janice
Cyrus Janiceeks
Chris
Pat Janicek
David City
Sylvester Janiceks
Gerald Janicek
Cyrus Janiceks
Aquinas
Hans
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Gitta
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