Greens Chapel Community Club Notices and Visits
The Sunny Sues 4-H Girls Sewing Club meets May 11 at Mrs. Harry Kries home. The Jolly Workers Extension Club gathers May 15 at Mrs. Raymond Burke’s. The Golden Red Club held a lesson on The Teen Ager Looks at His Family at Mrs. Dorothy Fleck’s. Happy Lassies 4-H Club met at Kay Peterson’s with lunch served by Mrs. Glen A. Peterson. Everett T. Love man and family, and J L Hurd families visited Stromsburg to ride with Mrs. Carrie Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Sues 4-H Girls
Harry Kries
Jolly Workers Womens Extension Club
Raymond Burke
Golden Red Club
Dorothy Fleck
Happy Lassies Girls 4-H Club
Kay Peterson
Glen A. Peterson
Everett T. Loveman
Judy
Larry
J. L. Hurd
Stromsburg
Carrie Powell
Local youths and guests noted in community social pages
Eighth grader Miss Rose Doremus took promotional exams at Liberty school. Numerous visits and gatherings recur through the week with neighbors and relatives in Swede Home, Lincoln, Omaha, Stromsburg, and York. Attending events include a District Youth Fellowship meeting at Camp Cedars and a Royal Neighbors planning session in Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Doremus
Liberty School
Elfrieda Rasp
Shelby
N. S. Abolt
Patricia Loreman
Carolyn Jones
Miss Loreman
Camp Cedars
J. L. Hurd
Howard Hurd
Rising City
E. C. Williams
Chas. M. Steever
Judy Loreman
Thomas
Willard Hollister
Floyd Dahlgren
Venice
Hollisters
Marietta Hollister
Anita
Lena Johnson
Robert
Edna Lundgren
Delia Samuelson
Alvin Burke
Tillman Joy
Osceola
Lynn Brigham
Martha Herger
Royal Neighbors District
Central City
Harry Kries
D. E. Powell
OHS Senior Class Presents Strike Three at Play
The OHS senior class staged the annual class play Strike Three last Tuesday April 30 at 8:00 PM in the high school auditorium. The three act comedy centers on a conservative man who becomes manager of a girls baseball team, guiding the plot with humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
Steve Sigler
Juniors Stage Fine Banquet and Prom Night
At 9:00 p m the Duffy Beloved band began and played until midnight The junior class is commended for a well planned and executed banquet and prom held last Friday night The evening was enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy Belovad
Wayland News Highlights Local Social and Church Events
Dr. Arthur Taylor will fill the pulpit at Wayland on Sunday as Mother's Day cancels the planned basket dinner. Mrs. Craven Stream visited her sister in York for a Mother and Daughter Banquet. Judy Bond joined Stromsburg girls for a Lincoln trip. Connie Stream attended the Kahler Ferrel wedding in York. Koffee Kuppers met with Elmer Gchuknecht. they made toy animals for a children's hospital. A fall resume is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
Harold Fuss
Lincoln
O. R. Hennings
Chicago
Melford Carlson
Beatrice
C. W. Hennings
Irvin Rystrom
Margaret C. Anderson
D. D. Newcomer
Dannie Danhauer
Bud Newcomer
York
Ansel Lindquist
Alice
Geraldine Swanson
Central City
Fairmont
Elmwood
Lee Campbel
Arthur Taylor
Wayland
Craven Stream
Lloyd Livingston
Presbyterian Church
Judy Bond
Stromsburg
Connie Stream
Methodist Church
Koffee Kuppers
Elmer Gchuknecht
Wendell Spalding
Children’s Hospital
Aleasant
Ted Gonnerma
Harry Gonnerman
Shelby
Elmer Schuknecht
Lee Campbell
Vearl Hedrick
Judy
Janet
Gresham
Raymond Beebe
Shiela
Ronald Eklund
Jane
Congregational Church
Milford
Gary Neinkamp
Tornado
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Greens Chapel
John Renner
Thurs
Riverside Park
Central
P. K. Jones Orchestra
LDS
Harlan Donelson
Lynn Peterson
W. F. Ehlers
Omaha
Lyle Kries
Joanie
Emily Kries
Lyal Lund
Russell Kries
Pamela
Jill Newcomer
R. Nelson
Stromsburg Monay
Henry Dillon
Mervin Ransom, Jr
Daryl Swanson
Judy Zentz
Beverly Schell
Jeanne Inness
Marlene Meister
Colorado
Columbus
Firestone de Luxe Iene
Pippe
Noils
Blackwall
Whitewall
Tubele
Rayon Firestone
Tex
Firestone Transports
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Osceola, Nebraska
Davie
Ahren
DIAL
Launderers
RCS
ZOE Hill Hatchery
10Th
Lincoln, Nebr
Wayland News
Shantung
Black
Greg Shantung
Edwin Young
Nebraska
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