Local Social Notes and Visiting Guests in Shelby Area
Mrs George Hegwood visits Elm Creek relatives then Lincoln return. Mrs Blevins and two children travel to Rockport Missouri to visit mother and brother. Evelyn meets in Lincoln by car. Frank Kline visits Wynot with sister. Fred Strain plans a 26 by 70 funeral home addition to his store. Families return from Minnesota lakes. Various visitors from Trinidad, Osceola, Lincoln attend Shelby gatherings. Baseball: Shelby beats Duncan 6 to 5. Epworth Assembly in Lincoln draws Moon and daughter Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
George Hegwood
Herman Anderson
F. M. Leibee
Elm Creek
Lincoln
George Blevins
Rockport
Evelyn
Frank Kline
Wynot
Neb
T. Reiken
Fred Strain
Communion Sunday at Presbyterian Church Weekend Services
Next Sunday is COMMUNION Sunday at the Presbyterian Church with morning sermon on the final in the Happy People series and evening on That Old Stick. The church picnic is August 2 in City Park with lunch at supper and both sessions open to members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Jesus Christ
Community Notes From Stromsburg and Surrounding Areas
Local residents report visits, trips, and family gatherings in Stromsburg, Riverside Park, and nearby towns. Tradesmen and travelers include the Knerr, Hartwig, Ericson, Larson, Freeman, Hagelin, Hunsaker, and Anderson families. The Modern Woodman Camp discusses rate changes and Beatrice opposition. Westman farm sale to Walter Anderson at 125 per acre. wheat crop marketing progresses with good yields. Earl Steever resumes truck routes for regional merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hedbloom
The
Polk Realty Company
Westman
Walter Anderson
South Shelby Pig Club Prepares to Show Pigs
Six boys from the South Shelby Pig Club met July 12 at E. J. Krumbaugh farm to learn equipment needs for fair shows. M B Cunningham led a livestock judging lesson. Lunch followed and the next meeting is set for August 2 at Grant Green's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shelby
South Shelby Pig Club
E. J. Krumbaugh
M B Cunningham
Happy Hour Society Plans Picnic at Buckley Park
The Happy Hour Society met with Mrs. John Carson and Mrs. Ted Delamore on July 18 with 15 members and 9 visitors present. It was decided to hold the annual picnic at Buckley Park Stromsburg August 25 with a 1 o'clock picnic dinner. All members and families are invited. The next meeting will be August 15 at the home of Mrs. Frank Frizzell with Mrs. Oscar Anderson as program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Society
John Carson
Ted Delamore
Buckley Park
Stromsburg
Imhoff
Gram
Frank Frizzell
Oscar Anderson
Local Shoe Store Welcomes Humphrey Back as Specialist
Mr Humphrey returns to the Humphrey Engelhardt Shoe Store as a foot comfort and retail merchandising specialist after completing a course at the Scholl Orthopedic Training School in Chicago. He invites customers with foot troubles to visit for relief and notes high praise for the Dr Wm Schol Organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Humphrey-Engelhardt
Chicago
Scholl Orthopedic Training School
Humphrey- Engelhardt Store
Dr. Wm. Schol
Humishrey- Engelhardt
Dr. Scholl
Nielsen Chevrolet Office Burglarized in Columbus
The Nielsen Chevrolet Company parts department in Columbus was burgled Monday night. A cash register was pried open and $34.27 in change stolen. only a few pennies and a half dollar remained. The thief is believed to have entered through an outside window and crawled through a glass window from the shop into the parts room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nielsen Chevrolet Company
Columbus
Fred Boss
Community Notices and Social Gatherings Across Town
A parade of social events includes a party for 24 guests hosted by Little Tola Fern Wieseman. Sunday visits to Mrs. Emily Horst. Una Koehler staying with grandmother Mrs. Adam Herrmann amid her illness. and multiple relatives stopping by in Osceola Stromsbur and Madison. Funeral attendance noted for Everet Johnson and Harvey Davis. Burrell Fox treated for an hand infection, LEB Miller and Maple Leaf Club mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tola Fern Wieseman
Walter Wieseman
Emily Horst
John Buchta
Alverta
Una Koehler
Adam Herrmann
Herrmann
Everet Johnson
Harvey Davis
Genoa
Elmer Hors
Burrel Fox
Stromsbur
Arthur Wieseman
Bess
Madison
Nepr
Owen Horst
Albion
Roy
York
Birthday Celebration for Joan Koehler Marks Third Year
Joan Koehler daughter of Mr and Mrs Elton Koehler celebrated her third birthday anniversary on Tuesday with a gathering of friends. The humorous quip about professionals and mistakes precedes the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Koehler
Elton Koehler
Valley Notes Include Visitors And Local Work
Mr and Mrs Albert Bernt hosted guests at the Julius Nebosis home Sunday evening. Numerous local residents visited others through the week including Doris Hennings Juanita Zimmermann and Miss Carrie Morys assisting at Rudolf Urbans home. Work on a Valley road progresses while trees are cleared and grading begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Nebosis
Doris Hennings
Juanita Zimmerman
Carrie Morys
Rudolf Urban
Fred Dunn
Dale
Connie
Clarence
Sylvester Messing
Shelby
Delbert Urban
James Dunn
Osceola
Fred
Harry Herrmann
Will Haschke
Humphrey
Local Residents Share Autumn Week Activities
Gladys Norris underwent appendectomy at Lutheran Hospital last Tuesday. Florene Dunn stayed with her grandmother Mrs Mina Buchta. Will Seward visited his sons Forrest and Guy for several days. Mr and Mrs Tom Meacham visited the Dake home Wednesday evening. Kenneth Wisely has had general illness this past week. Lawrence Bryan of Central City works for Gene Fineey. Mrs Ruth Thompson and Donna Jean of Kansas City visited the Wise and Dake homes. Mr and Mrs Dan Hayes welcomed a daughter born Sunday at St Francis Hospital Grand Island. Families traveled to Phillips and Central City for visits, and Ruth Bryan and others joined a car trip to Central City. Mrs E F Fineey was treated for heat exhaustion. Hugo DeBere and others drove to Omaha. DeBere hauled lambs to market. Mrs Stott and son Chester visited York Saturday. Aid group hosted at Community Hall with Mina Buchta and Minnie Cadwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Ray
Paul Smith
the Lakes
Minnesota
Charles Stanton
Trinidad
Colorado
Kenneth Cornish
Osceola
Herman Anderson
Tom Mickey
Omaha
Hazel Gutch
Donald Rhodes
John Colson
Clarence Hagelin
San Jose
California
Nebraska
Stromsburg
Ray Hunsaker
Illinois
L. A. Ericson
Willard
Clifford
Ridberg
Litchfield
Sutherland
Sidney
Wheatland
Wyo
Carleton
Vernon Anderson
Oakland
Nebr
Edwin Anderson
Mary Frances Eaton
Lincoln
C. F. Moore
E. Lunner
Hultquist
Gladys Norris
Lutheran Hospital
Florene Dunn
Mina Buchta
Will Seward
Forrest
Guy
Tom Meacham
Dake
Kenneth Wisely
Lawrence Bryan
Central City
Gene Fineey
Ruth Thompson
Donna Jean
Kansas City
Paul Wisely
Wm. Dake
Thompson
Wisely
Mr. Dake
Dan Hayes
St. Francis Hospital
Grand Island
Will Dake
Laverne
Phillips
Chester Dake
Hugo DeBere
Clarence
Robert Heitzman
George Heinemeyer
Mrs. Stott
Chester
York
Creston
H. F. Brown
E. J. Youman
C. A. Stewart
Marquette
Youman
Oliver Adelson
F. O. Johnson
Edith
Ellen Glad
Adams Nebrsaka
Oscar Sundberg
Polk 4-H Candy Sale Supports Camping Trip Fund
The Polk 4-H Club will sell candy on Wednesday and Saturday evenings to raise money for a camping trip. Local residents Mrs. Wallace Scott and her children visited from Stromsburg, and Dr. Peterson with family returned from a Denver trip. Mrs. Bert Cummings had a Tuesday auto accident east of Polk with no serious injuries. Local social notes include visits by York visitors and a telephone operators picnic Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H
Bert Cummings
Polk
Oscar Jones
Community Updates and Open Golf Tournament Recap
Local residents attend vacations and visits in Creston Stromsburg and Lincoln while several relocate or retire from work. An open golf tournament at Wayside Country Club draws 78 players from 17 towns, with Osceola and Columbus among top finishers in multiple flights and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Country Club
Ries
Columbus
Schuyler
Osceola
Fullerton
Genoa
Wayme
David City
Albion
Norfolk
Madison
St. Edward
Spabing
St. Paul
Newman Grove
Medianapolis
Indiana
Wichita
Kam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osceola Dry Goods Co
J. R. Leibee
Lucille and
Maxine
Beatrice
Margaret Culver
James Leekard
Elma Uayhurst
York Caem
Dorothy Tewell
Dorothy
Dick Buelow
D. H. Bull
Hap Bull
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Black Hills
Mabel McGrew
Ming
Frank Scholz
McCook
Roy Johnson
James Fasbender
Elmer Bunyan
Arlene Way
Don Norberg
Platte River
Ruby Palm
James Fosbender
Elmer Runyan
Martin Fosbender
Gresham
Ralph Davidson
Davidson
Mary Anderson
Duncan
Shelby Boys
John Rasp
Elmer Rasiz
Gresham Joseph and
Sophia
Bertha Benda
C. W. Moon
Helen
Epworth
Farmers State Bank
OSC
E.ola
Leonard Nelson
Mary
Margaret Buckley
Nellie
Martha Smith
Victor Altberg
Riverside Park
R. E. Nelson
A. P. Freeman
Richard Freeman
Messrs. Hansen and
Akerman
Sutton
Earl Steever
Lincoln Grand Island
Grant Green
Nielsen Chevrolet
D A Benson
Hazel
Emmett and
Gil
Bert
George
Chris Wieseman
A. A. Wieseman
Mr. Wieseman
W O. Mickey
Keith Roberts
Burrell Fox
Olive
Frank Miler
Florine
Leb Miller
Maple Leaf Club
Essie Conkling
Lillian Egelhoff
Albert Bernt
Gus Hartle
Jack
Ed Burgess
Leo Kresha
Ruth Urban
Oswald Alt
Fairview
Mrs
Guildford Bryan
Ruth Bryan
Alice Tennant
Soline Anderson
E. E. Fineey
Minnie Cadwell
Wallace Scott
W. H. McGaffin
C. R. Peterson
Denver
Dr. Spencer
Graves
Carl Olson
Wisconsin
Humphrey Engelhardt
Eke Ey
HO Sou Braska
Ning
Artemise Smith
G. C. Wurtz
Louisiana
W. P. Miller
Sodergren Motor Cor
Claud Green
Goldie Swanson
P. L. Keller
T. A. Stevens
Bernice Anderson
Aurora
Ross Goethe
Billie Allison
Anna Beckman
Lillian Brown
Beryl
Henry Horstman
R. J. Allison
Mra Beckman
Edward Larson
Donald Newtsm
Kenneth Johnson
Riverside
Polk Band
F. W Schumann
W W Norton
W R. Kepner
M. R. Anderson
Bat Wel
Keith Snider
Nas
W. R. Kepner
Cornishwi
Br. Dr Mi
Bisseca
B. W. Schuman
W. Samuelson
W. W. Norton
D. J. Smith
Strate
Studebaker
Dodge
Fisher
Buick
Ford
Ford Tudor
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