Local Social Notes Highlight Numerous Visits and Gatherings
Community members share visits and dinners across multiple towns. Notable mentions include Anita Hollister hosting guests, Gary Petersons and families dining with Lincoln visitors, and overseas moves as the Gustafsons depart for Germany. Events span Topeka trips, birthdays, oyster suppers, and weekend gatherings in Osceola, Hastings, Lincoln, and York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sundberg
Irvin Anderson
Dwight Burney
Polk
Beulah Gustafson
Hastings
Joe Tyler
Hardville
Lester Widga
Harvey Sundberg
LeAnn
Russell’ Fjell
Lloyd Fjell
Carl Sundberg
Mrs
Kdaveen
Rudeen
Arlo Stevens
Hordville
Amy Feidler
Norfolk
Floyd Dahlgren
Valley
Willard Hollister
Gene Fusby
Steven Gustafson
Stephanie
Gustafsons
Germany
Lee Anderson
Osceola
Kenneth Anderson
Albert Sheriff
Kansas
Oskar Molinder
Fastings
Irvin Andersons
Karla Gassman
York
Russell Kreis
Lanny Oberg
Ondria
Grand Island
Robert Oberg
Rudy Randell
Irven Rystrom
Blue River Extension Club Sets Meeting Times and Lessons
The Blue River Extension Club met with Mrs. Ernie Shonka on Friday November 14 opening with the creed. Members filled year books and chose a 2 pm meeting time. Lessons covered papers in life and family records with a December supper at the A&B in Shelby. Winter driving tips urged including a survival kit and in-car safety steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue River Extension Club
Ernie Shonka
Extension Club
Wayne Coffin
Weather Bureau describes winter terms and dangers
The Weather Bureau outlines watch and warning terms for storms and explains snow classifications including heavy snow, snow flurries, snow squalls, blizzards and severe blizzards. It notes regional differences and provides guidance on interpreting forecasts and public precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pacific Northwest
Plains States
Northeast
Sioux Falls
S. C
New England
Weather Bureau
Denver
The
Frontier Showpiece of Fort Robinson Band History
The Fort Robinson post housed notable bands in the 1870s and 1880s with buglers shaping daily routines and battle signals. A 1877-78 guard book notes a bugler’s name replacing “best shot,” while 1874 records highlight bugler assembly at 5 a.m. by General Orders. The 1886 bandmaster’s quarters marked formal garrison music as the Ninth Cavalry began stationing troops. bands played at dances, parades, and on horseback during maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Band
Fort Robinson
Buglers
Daily Post
Susteen
Camp Robinson
William Edwards -Annin
Omaha Bee
Ninth Cavalry
Nebraska State Historical Society
Harold J. Cook
Cavalry
Fort
Crawford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Green’s Chapel
Anita Hollister
Harry Obrist
Topeka
Bob Wible
Earl Burke
Neal McBeth
Gary Burmood
Earl Burkes
Jennie Burke
Worthington
Minn
Mae Twarling
Lincoln
Bill Stevens
Tom Kreis
Dwight Newcomer
Craven Stream
Richard Teegerstrom
Jim Lauerman
Teegerstrom
Clarence Burke
Carol Donelson
Raymond Donelson
Omaha
Edwin Lewis
Howard Sundberg
Joe Kelly
Columbus
C. W. Hennings
Howell Cox
Hattie Newcomer
Seward
Guenther Schwartz
Danny Danhauer
Everett Powell
Pearl Blakeney
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Beaver
Rystrom
Stanley Harless
Laird Hengelfelts
Harlan Carlson
Broken Bow
Geo. Olson
Rollie Williams
C. W
Lowell Erickson
Carrol Petersons
Gary Toline
R. C. Carlson
Roger Sundberg
Brooke Berggrens
Bob Peterson
Elin Peterson
Mike Slatinsky
Jackie Torell
Quintin Torells
Tami Sue Peterson
Gary Peterson
Tami Sue
Burdette Baker
Wallace Peterson
Clare Ann
Ronny Baker
Teresa Engel
Jerry Engels
Carrol Peterson
Town & Country Club
Gary Petersons
Jim Dey
Gresham
Keith Kinberg
Delano Kinberg
Raymond Burke
Keith Kinbergs
Homer Green
State Farm
Larry Cook
Stromsburg
Maes
Blue River
Robert Lux
Charlotte Elizabeth
U.S. A
Nebraska
Osceola News
Henry Ebel
Bellwood
Albert” A. Gabriel
Gabriels
Alfred Kuhnels
W. J. Benson L
J. W. Nicodemus
Polk County
State of
Pelk County
Silver Creek
Highway
David City
Edgar V. Thomas
Mills, Mills & Mills
United States Brewers Association
USBA
America
United States Brewers Association, Inc
Lincoln Building
Lincoln, Nebr
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