Many York visitors and local trips noted in Stromsburg area
A parade of residents visited York, Lincoln, Omaha and nearby towns over the weekend. Edna Peterson and others traveled to York. many locals, including Miss Lillie Skoglund and Mrs. Buckley, made short trips for visits or business. Several residents departed for Alma, Mead, Lincoln, Central City, and Omaha with social and familial purposes, while others attended meetings or conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Peterson
Sigred Forslund
Dot Barber
York
J. W. Matthis
Alma
R. S. Dunlap
Central City
Lille
Helen Gustafson
Polk
Lillie Skoglund
Glenn Johnnson
Purcell
Elaine
Peter Nelson
Shelby
Clarence Green
Lincoln
Mromsburg
Fred Beckman
Rodney Allison
Stromsburg
Clyde -Of-Discomn
Henry Ochsner
W. M. Ice
A. P. Buckley
Omaha
Violet Faulk
Andrew Nelson
Mead
Agnes Hekstrand
Lydia Sundquist
Glen Fulton
H. A. Parker
Gunard Peterson
Stromsboro
Henry Sandell
Alice Benjamin
Hobart
Ogden
Utah
Henry L. Fillman
Bert Cummings
C. Senneff
C. H. Lindburg
Students leave Lutheran College for Minnesota business trip
Day at home notes that M. Ingman and P. G. Anderson departed Monday for Minnesota to view land and pursue business. Mrs. Fred Hornbloom and daughter from Omaha and her mother Mrs. Ward of Bismarck visited relatives in the county last week before heading to Wahoo to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bumgardner
York
T. E. Farrell
O. A. Rystrom
John W. Lanham
Irvin Scott
Glenn Fulton
Wyoming
Evelyn Hemberg
Nathan Wilson
California
Chris Thesing
Lincolln
G. Sandbiad
Esther
R. F. Cox
Alfred Thoren
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Omaha
San Antonio
Texas
Mr. Cox
Phillipines
C. E. Putman
Lexington
G. C. Lothrop
Alfred Anderson
W. J. Fisher
Pitcher, Neb
Lutheran College of
M. Ingman
P. G. ‘ Anderson
Minnesota
Atate
Fred. Hornbloom
Ward
Bismark
Mary Sigenthaler
Herrmann S
Lorain County
Ohio
Polk County
Nebraska
Godfried Siegenthaler
Columbus
Shelby
David City
Washington
Spokane
Freshman class elects officers and notes improved work
The article records the freshman class electing Maud Record as president, Paul Englehardt as vice president, and Joseph Snider as secretary-treasurer. It highlights better first month results, pleasing attitudes toward school work, and various faculty and visitor notes along with class program praise. It also mentions a planned organ recital and community support efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Record
Paul Englehardt
Joseph Snider
Goldberg
Gus
Johnson
Talbot
Maurine Walrath
Lady Friend
Chapel
Sturdevant
Inness
Wanted Greens Hay for Alfalfa Second Cutings
Omaha Hay Company of Omads Nebraska advertises for greens hay and alfalfa hay from second or third cuttings. They request wire or written replies at 616 McCague Ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Hay Company
McCague
Omads
Nebr
Rally Day Service at Presbyterian Church Sunday
Pastor Theo J. Asmus invites all to a Special Rally Sunday Evening at 7:30 at the Presbyterian church. A Rally in Sunday School is scheduled for the morning. members and guests are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
J. W. Eubree
Presbyterian Church
Theo J. Asmus
Graduate Auctioneer Record Atlas Dates
Record notes George Tilden Benedict as editor and lists dates for a graduate auctioneer catalog. The fragment indicates an atlas of dates and an editorial credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden, Benedict
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Bennett
Oscar Gustafson
Chappell, Nebr
Miss Sever
Ms. Mitchell
Mrs. Roberts
Arthur
Adna Carlson
Wahoo
Arnon Dover
Osceola
F.Q. Johnson
Art Chauner
Norma Shafer
D. C. Bjorkman
Hordville
Slusser
Walt Hipolite
Ernest Flodman
Ernest Kerker
Grand Island
York Hospital
Roy Stouffer
Westfall
D. F. Campbell
Chas. Krumbach
Nelson
Chas. Westfall
Elliot
Iowa
Holdrege
U. S
Osceola Bank
Depositors Guaranty Fund
State of
the Royal Tailors
Chicagos
Royal Tailoring
America
PRG
Tihit
Ttle AG
New York
Arthur N. Johnson & Co
Don. “Byers
Glen Hutchison
Walter Berck
Anna Oberg
Robt. Gillespie
Raymond Kepner
Ruth” Smith
Esther Lees
C G. Gyting
Miss Graver
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Leonard Childs
James Mickey
First National Bank
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