Local residents attend Tekseed banquet in Grand Island
District No. 18 Mrs. Edward Lisko joined Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Eschler and Maxine of near Rising City for a Tekseed Hybrid Seed Corn Company banquet at the Stratton Hotel in Grand Island where Eschler serves as local agent. Other pairs visit relatives and host families around Rising City and Lone Star with several afternoon calls and visits recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lisko
G. A. Eschler
Maxine
Rising City
Grand Island
Stratton Hotel
Tekseed Hybrid Seed Corn Company
Mr. Eschler
Frank Anderson
Omaha
Ralph Hasselbalch
Mamie Garahon
Memorial for Maurice Frizzell Held in Silver Creek
A large crowd attended services and burial for Maurice Frizzell in Silver Creek. The American Legion led military services with Rev. Hendrickson and Rev. Hart officiating. Maurice, born October 5, 1923 in Polk County, died August 13, 1944 near New Guinea. survived by parents Frank and untold siblings, plus relatives in Silver Creek Central City Augusta Ga. and Canada across multiple families. The notice also mentions visitors and relatives from Omaha Strasburg Sidney and Osceola among others during recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Frizzell
Silver Creek
Hendrickson
Ansley
Hart
American Legion
Maurice
Polk County
Sapnita
New Guinea
Frank Frizzell
Glenn
Thelma Clark
Central City
June Evenson
Augusta
Dora Frizzell
Tei Cannon
Stromsburg Hospital
Diane Kay
Ray Dobson
Omaha
Sylvia
Leonard Pinzenscam
Joyce
Strasburg
Colo
Lloyd Wamsley
Fred Gagen
Colone
South Dakota
C. M. Mustard
Parkinson
Visitors Stop In As Lisko Family Welcomes Kin
Of Omaha and Mrs Tony Savage and Maxine of Arlington V4 visiting their parents Mr and Mrs John Lisko near St Marys. Mr and Mrs Louis Schmidt and family were Sunday evening visitors in the Ralph Hasselbalch home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Tony Savage
Maxine
Arlington
John Lisko
St. Marys
Louis Schmidt
Ralph Hasselbalch
Wesley Chapel WSCS Meeting and July Picnic Notes
The Wesley Chapel WSCS met last Thursday at Mrs. Frank Hewitt's home with good attendance. Mrs. Wm. Campain led the lesson from the study book. An August meeting is planned with Mrs. David Thompson. Farmers spent the 4th of July harvesting wheat. A picnic at the city park honored the Carl and Allen Scholz families of San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson and daughters were guests of the Wilmer An.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Frank Hewitt
Wm. Campain
David Thompson
Carl and Allen Scholz
San Diego
Albert Anderson
Wilmer An
Lee Brown
John Polk
Keith Youngstrom
Lincoln
Charlie Youngstrom
Lawrence Anderson
Roger
Grand Island
Howard McKeag
Anna Husak
David City
Fritz Husak
Will Davis
St. Francis Hospital
Osceola
Roy Grossnicklaus
Clem Marak
Jimmie Cook
Edna Gurardin
Beverly
Lea Brown
Lawrence Meister
Bob Husak
Delores Gabel
Schuyler
Maurice Scholz
Carl Scholz
Allan Scholz
Hollis Campaiy
Glen Hendrickson
Ralph Watts
Family and social visits mark Fourth of July in Stromsburg area
The article notes the Derson family remained in Stromsburg for a few days with Yvonne visiting the Herman Anderson family. Marven Iler children stayed with grandparents Roy and Mrs. Iler in Osceola. Omaha guests Jack Trennery spent the Fourth with Walter Koehler and Mrs. Brandt’s family. Joe Gabriel of Fullerton visited Alfred MuzhnaL and Edith McCray traveled to Fullerton for the holiday. Sunday calls at the Social Center Rest Home included Walter Wieseman of Lincoln, Ben and Jay McCormick of Silver Creek, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrath
Alberta
Canada
Cheryl Totenhaupt
Pearl Clothier
Sidney
Australia
Harry McCauley
Robert Clark
Kansas City
Wallace Eavenson
Augusta
Maurice Frizzell
Raymond Nielsen
Lloyd Wamsley
E. M. Jacobsen
Oscar Anderson
Clarks
Cal Icely
Central City
Walter Strohbehn
Grand Island
Social Center Rest Home
Walter Wieseman
Lincoln
Ben McCormick
Jay McCormick
Silver Creek
J. W. Smith
Many visitors and travelers throughout the area
A long list of visitors and residents spends days from Friday to Tuesday and beyond visiting relatives in Seward York Lincoln and surrounding towns. Families travel from Geneva Kansas City Chicago Albuquerque Longmont Omaha Benedict Des Moines and other locales to visit friends and attend events. Several accidents and incidents are noted including a gasoline explosion near Shelby and a fireworks eye injury.
Baby Born at St Francis Hospital July 5
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Husak are the proud parents of a baby boy born July 5 at St. Francis hospital. Other visitors include Miss Ruth Stewart with Delbert Slack of Denver visiting the Stewarts and Elmer. Further guests were the Scholz families and Joan of San Diego visiting Mr. and Mrs. Martin Scholz and their sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Husak
St. Francis Hospital
Ruth Stewart
Delbert Slack
Denver
Chas.e Stewart
Elmer
Carl Scholz
Allan Scholz
Joan
San Diego
Maurice Scholz
Billy
Louis Scholz
Martin Scholz and Sons
Emma Hinze
Gresham
Delores Heineke
Thayer
Fairview Items and Weekend Visitor Update
Miss Geneace Larson of Holdrege spent the weekend with her parents. Beulah cemetery members are informed there will be no funeral observances at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneace Larson
Holdrege
Beulah Cemetery
Community visitors and travels noted in July
The period lists numerous visitors and family gatherings across town. Arthur Yeaton and family from Kansas stayed July Saturday to Monday with the Meachams. Others from San Diego Hastings Silver Creek and Omaha visited local residents. Mrs Moser Scholz and Joan joined L R Meacham for supper while Mrs Beatrice Dake returned from Omaha after her wife’s X ray treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Yeaton
Kansas
Thomas and
L. R. Meacham
Maxine Moser
Allen Scholz
Joan
San Diego
LaVerne Dake
Omaha
Methodist Hospital
Frank Rusk
Bob
C. KE
Daniel
Carl Bryant
Hastings
Hamilton
Harold Martyns
Silver Creek
Guss Carlson
Chalmer Daniel
Guildford Bryan
Cedric Fineey
Floyd Frizzell
Ronnie Carlson
Lawrence Creemen
Eleazer McCormick
Elmonty
Calif
Mrs Leventhal and daughter visit Gondringer family
Mrs. Harry Leventhal and her daughter Elsbeth of Los Angeles visited Mrs. Harold Gondringer and family for two weeks. Mrs. Leventhal returned home this week, while Elsbeth will stay on to spend the rest of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Leventhal
Elsbeth
Los Angeles
Harold Gondringer
Demonstration of Rupture Shield by Higgins at Nebraska hotels
Harry G. Higgins of Minneapolis will present a free demonstration of the Guaranteed Rupture Shield for men women and children. The event takes place at Hotel McCloud in York on Tuesday July 13 and at Hotel Earle in Columbus on Wednesday July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Higgins
Minneapolis
Minn
York
Nebraska
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