Oklahoma Man Heads Meridian Highway Boosters
William F. Hoehn of Enid Oklahoma was named president of the International Meridian Highway association at the annual meeting in Wichita. Charles Mann of Laredo Texas was elected vice president and R. E. Cowan of Wichita Kansas was chosen secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Hoehn
Enid
Okla
International Meridian Highway Association
Wichita
Charles Mann
Laredo
Texas
R. E. Cowan
Kansas
United States
U. S
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Winnipeg
Mexico
City
Former Osceola Lady Weds in Imogene Iowa
Miss Wilma Pike the seventh Fremont teacher to marry since May wed George Samson at her parents home in Imogene Iowa at 10 oclock Saturday. Rev O S Howard officiated in a small gathering of relatives. The couple will reside at 515 East Military Avenue Fremont. Samson a draftsman at Fremont Foundry and Machine Company and a University of South Dakota graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Pike
Fremont
George Samson
W. C. Pike
Imogene
Iowa
Mr. Samson
F. W. Samson
Mitchell, S. D
Samson
East Military Avenue
Fremont Foundry and Machine Company
University of Nebraska
East School
University of South Dakota
Delta Tau Delta
Fremont Tribune
Century of Progress
Chicago
Grand Island
Mr. Cudney
Starr
Hastings and Treadway Families Visit Lincoln
Wesley Chapel figures W D Hastings and Charles Hastings visited Lincoln on Thursday. Walter and Herbert Treadway from Rising City with Lloyd Treadway and families attended a Burns Grove picnic honoring Ben Treadway's birthday. Mrs L F Williams plans a missionary meeting next Thursday. Mrs Cecil Miller of York visited Mrs Hanshew, and Mrs Joe Mick of Bellwood stayed with her sister Mrs Louis Schott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Herbert Treadway
Rising City
Lloyd Treadway
Burns Grove
Ben Tread
L. F. Williams
Cecil Miller
York
Hanshew
Joe Mick
Bellwood
Shelby Busy Week With Visits and World Fair News
Shelby residents share travel updates and celebrations as boosters advertise the 4th of July at Buckley Park. locals return from Chicago Worlds Fair trips with family notes and harvest help plans. Sophia Lux's birthday is marked with a family gathering and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stromsburg
Shelby
Buckley Park
Sophia Lux
Northwest
West Side Social Notes and Obituary Notice
West Side community entries list visits among local families in Norfolk Stromsburg and York. Dennis Lee Walter, son of Ernest and Freda Walter, died at St Joseph Hospital Grand Island. Swede Home Ladies Aid to meet with hostesses Mrs John Johnson and Mrs Harold Johnson. Dr Hess Fly Spray money back guarantee offered by Crouse Tex Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Lee
Ernest Walter
St. Joseph Hospital
Grand Land
Dr. Hess
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Tragedy at Silver Creek Dredgeclaims Two Youths
Jesse McNeely 23 and young Muriel Brown drowned at a sand pit near Silver Creek after McNeely, an expert swimmer, cramped while giving the child a ride on his back. Artificial respiration failed. both bodies recovered. Local notes cover hospital treatment, travel, bridal showers, a wedding pageant, and upcoming WGC T A guest day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse McNeely
N. E. McNeely
Silver Creek
Young McNeely
Muriel Brown
Little Muriel
Jesse
Polk
Union Pacific
Vivian Cohagan
Colorado
Mrs Nuquist to Run for Governor in Democratic Primary
Mrs A F Nuquist filed her acceptance to have her name on the Democratic primary ballot for governor. Her bid follows years of Nebraska club work and broad support from friends across the state. George Koehler also filed this week for county sheriff on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Nuquist
Pleads Guilty to Stealing Wheat
Virgil Stone of Butler County pleaded guilty in Judge Norton s court to stealing wheat from Emory Kuhnel near Shelby. Released on a 500 cash bond. Sheriff Van Hoosen made the arrest after a personal investigation. Stone had an alleged accomplice not yet apprehended. Tire tracks in Kuhnel yard and elevator checks led to the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Stone
Butler County
Emory Kuh‘nel
Shelby
van Hoosen
Stone
Kuhnel
Merrie England Returns at Chicago World Fair Street of Foreign Villages
The sixteenth century Merrie England comes to life as part of Chicago's World Fair opening May 26. The Street of Foreign Villages will recreate famous European locales with 84 miles of free exhibits and daily music, dancing, and fireworks. Visitors can tour a world of authentic recreations at low costs, averaging $1.17 per day last summer, with affordable weekend trips by train or auto for nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie
Europe
Chicago
Stromsburg Club Sees Narrow 14–13 Baseball Win
Local Stromsburg Base Ball Club edged Archer 14 13 in a thrilling contest. The report notes several visitors and residents returning from travels including Mrs Holmes and daughter Barbara and Miss Maud Morgan from Boulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stromsburg
Archer
Osceola Wins Tight Game Against Genoa on Sunday
Osceola clawed out a 1 0 victory over Genoa on Genoa’s field to stay near the pennant. July Fourth double games set with afternoon at Silver Creek and night at Central City. Swan had a 2 base hit and Tad diken drew a walk with Olson striking out seven and ending with a wild pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Genoa
Silver Creek
Central City
Swan
Taddiken
Olson
H. Taddiken
Ossian
Daum
Social news from Fairview and surrounding area
Local residents and visitors share meals and visits across Fairview and nearby towns. Families such as Frizzell Horst Dake Graham Buchta and Maxey are noted guests and hosts with Sunday gatherings in Fairfield Omaha Columbus and David City areas.
Good barn for sale in Hastings area inquiry
A local notice announces a barn for sale with contact available at this office or through Hastings inquiries. The brief item directs potential buyers to reach out for details and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
George Steever Wins Gold Medal at Nitro Gun Club Shoot
George Stevers won the gold medal with 25x25 at the Nitro Gun Club quarterly shoot held Sunday July 1. Roy VanHoosen earned silver with 24x25 and H J Tex took the leather medal with 13x25 among eighteen shooters. Practice is set for 10 a.m. July 4 with a call for a good crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nitro Gun Club
George Stevers
Roy VanHoosen
H. J. Tex
Train Kills Duncan Residents At West Crossing
Mrs. Gustave Drozd age 61 and Lawrence Mostek 12 of Duncan died after a passenger train struck their Ford coupe at the west crossing. Lawrence died instantly and Mrs. Drozd died about twenty minutes later. Funeral services were held at St Stanislaus Church in Duncan with interment in the parish cemetery. Numerous local residents were mentioned visiting relatives and attending church and social events in Duncan and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Drozd
Lawrence Mostek
Alex Mostek
Duncan
Lawrence
Drozd
St. Stanislaus Catholic Church
Father Mack
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Oklahoman
Meridian Highway Boosters
Kansas State Highway Commission
Association
South Haven
U. S. 81
Imogene. IA
O. S. Howard
Wesley Chapel
W. D. Hastings
the Valley
Charles Hastings
Lincoln
Geest
Louis Schott
Poland
Leon Kozlowski
Finance
Marie Alt
Denver
Colo
G. W. Ray
Roy Johnson
P. R. Smith
Harry Swan
Harley
Mrs. Swan
Claus Martin
Ulysses
Mr. Swan
Fred Brigham
Mrs. Brigham
Jean
Pittsburg
Penn
Miss Brigham
New York City
Columbia University
RE. E. Pengelly
Mary
Sprague
Alton Merrick
Merrick
General Hospital
Kansas City
Wm. Kosch
Clarence Richter
Kimball
Nebr
Mr. Kosch
West Side
R. J. Ahlgren
Norfolk
Oscar Fred-rickson
Norma Carlson
Sylva Fredrick
Oliver Adelson
Sara Willits
Ernest Waller
Oscar’ Fredrickson
Sylvia
Joe Fjell
P. J. Ahlgren
Oliver Johnson
Anset Fredrickson
Albert Pierson
Milton Chindgren
Oregon
Oscar Fredrickson
Herman Jones
Gladys Nelson
Joseph Swanson
Edwin Jones
Henry Peterson
Libert Toline
Fred Fredrickson
Arthur Nelson
Vivian
Elmer Nordlund
Harry Henderson
York Hospital
Henderson
Ray Peterson
Idaho
Walter Nelson
Kenneth Johnson
Clara Burke
Johnson
Earl Clark
Evelyn, Henry
Rutherford Putman
Omaha
James Stroup
Methodist Church
A. ©. Jones
W. A. Stevens
D. N. Carlson
Louise Jack
Gladys Mills
M. BE
Eunice Halleck
Harry Halleck
Leonard W. Cudney
Hiram Cudney
M. E. Church
Hall
Vivian Halleck
Willard Ericson
Nuquist
Merrie England
New Fair
Roswill Johnson
John Holmes
Barbara
Maud Morgan
Boulder
Hazelle Hedbloom
C. B. Millen
Auto
Brighton
Vernon Henkel
Albert Swanson
White Eagle
Swanson
Shirley
Chauncey Anderson
Chester Baker
Burdette
Gerdes Auto Company
Albert Hultquist
Washington State
Arthur
Wesley Hultquist
Alfred Larson
Martina Flippin
Mary Frances Nelson
Misses Mary
Margaret Buckley
John Anderson
Charles J. Anderson
D. C
Doris Ericson
Meneceres
Esseeemene L. Daum If Sameese Eens
Lwan
Peter Enees Eette
Neemer
Feeneetee Fm
Mentees
Ib. Jernerg
Wozoil
L. Jernberg
Eeeesesensee iBadura
Neces
Tees Ubva
Fairview
Zola Frizzell
Hazel Norris
Frances Nevin
Fairfield
Frizzell
Ralph Horst
Boston
Mass
Emily Horst
Roy
Wm. Dake
Esther Benson
Fern Dake
Howard Deeter
Tom Meacham
F. E. Fineey
Cedric
Merrit Graham Ome
Clarks
Sidney Graham
Walter Cremeen
Grace McCormick
E. E. Fineey
Cemetery Association
George Buchta
Columbus
Clair McCormick
Ferne Dake
Wmn. Buchta
David City
Joyce Maxey
Maxey
Alice Lohr
Melvin VanAlstine
Chas. Faes
George Steever
ST. Andrews
Mrs
Julius Nebosis
John Ernst
Elizabeth Nebosis
Edward and
Frank Nebosis
Elsie Cerny
William Cerny
Chappell
Cerny
Emma
Elsie
Virginia Bernt
Walter Bernt
Dun
Can
John Cerny
Urban Ziemba
Bud Miller
Ursula Sokol
Alfred Bernt
Vice
Albert Bernt
Bertha Bernt
Altar Society
Madeline Bernt
Oconee
Oswald Bernt
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