Local Visitors and Church Social at Sundberg Home
Grand Island visitors MMe and Mrs Albert Sundberg and Dogie with Miss Minne Mae Bockoven called Thursday evening. Hlinnie Mae Bockoven left Lincoln Monday after a week with A E Sundberg. Mr and Mrs Henry Sandell and LaVar Leach of Fierdville visited the Jessewood Sandell home Sunday. The Standard Bearers of Mr E Church held an ice cream social on the church lawn Monday, netting about ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage
Henry Sandell
LaVar
Virgil Leach
Fierdville
Swood Sandell
Gray Lindburg
Ionne Benson
Saronville
Clyde Stevens
Benson
Glen Hill
IkaVar Sandell
Elmer Hanquist
Elwood Sandell
Wallace Sandell
Nests of the Road: Road Hog Nuisances Labeled
A ragged plea for strict policing of reckless drivers and road hogs. The writer laments numerous offenders clogging the highway and argues a strong police presence may curb the danger, asking who the real road nests are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Fish
Leswee
Local families visit relatives and celebrate reunions
Lists of Osceola Maranette Central City and Plymouth visitors include Mrs Oscar Johnson and Jay, Mrs Robert Sigler and family, Mr and Mrs Harvey Hahn, and the Blases visiting relatives in Big Springs. Other gatherings feature the Lindberg kin at Buckley's park for Mrs Carrie Kent’s Oregon trip, plus a 53-4 sound baby gift event for Chaindler's wife Ruth Smith.
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Ity
Oscar Johnson
Jay
Robert Sigler
Osceola
Victor Larsen
Maranette
Harvey Hahn
Toney Rohren
Central City
John Mueller, Jr
Emma
Elsie
Otto Mueller
Plymouth
Nebr
Victor Blase
Clara Blase
Big Springs
Vandeline Bush
H. Bush
High Prairie
van Bush
O. F. Alfred
Fullerton and Clarks
Ralph Ecton
Anton Wilson
Los Angles
Calif
Ed Coover
Whiter Binford
Glen Hill
Blanche Stevens
A. K Main
Modesto
California
Idood Hahn
Stromsburg
Carl Erickson
Hordville
Oscar Gustafson
Sunda
Leroy Hogsett
Fern Sxinkie
Battle Creek
Nebraska
R L L Smith
Frank Chandler
R L
Sun H
Franti
Chandler
Sheralee
Chaindler
Moss Ruth Smith
Ray Cunningham
Backerfield
Californ
R. L. Smith
Cunningham
Forrest Anderson
Wi Dicks
Fairbury
Lindberg
Berggren
Buckley’s Park
Will Lindberg
Carrie Kent
Lake View
Oregon
Oregon. Those Atttending From Polk Were Willard Lindberg
W A. Lindberg
Jaqueline
Junior Lindberg
Phyllis Steelquist
Parker Aker
Harvard
Donald Haggart
Grand Island
Herbert Wurtz
Havens
Driftwood quotes and social notes from a small town
A montage of aphorisms about philosophy and life contrasts with local social items. Readers are treated to humorous musings on success and wit, then a string of weekend visits and dinners as families from Sarongville and Lincoln gather at local homes and with neighbors. The piece ends noting Walter Marshall visiting John Seymour’s home on a trip to Kimball.
13 Building Monument to Racing Superstition
The 13 Building in downtown Louisville, erected in 1878, honors racing superstition. Builder Riley Grannon rose from Lexington hotel bellhop to prominent racetrack figure, placing bets on horse number 13 amid long odds wins. He later bought Louisville real estate and funded the three floor structure with thirteen windows on the north and west sides.
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Louisville
Riley Grannon
Lexington
Grannon
Bell-Hop
Byron McClelland
Lexington Turfman
Henry of Navarre
Domino
Brighton Beach
McClelland
Halma
Louisville Real Estate
Ancient Jericho synagogue unearthed by banana grove workers
Laborers digging for banana trees uncovered one of history’s oldest synagogues at Jericho. They exposed a 33 by 24 foot paved floor with mosaics centered on a seven branched candlestick flanked by a shoffar and no palm tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jericho
Plain Enough Wightower and the cards and horses
The exchange notes Crabshaw’s luck at cards and near losses at horse racing. Cheek explains shuffling limits. Pathfinder Magazine mentions Driven to It and the talkies fascination. Green comments on going twice weekly to stay connected with children’s speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wightower
Crabshaw
Cheek
Pathfinder Magazine
Chidren
Misquoted Exchange Highlights Friction Between Two Figures
A brief dialogue fragment shows two individuals debating reputations and error, with one insisting Y praises Smith while the other says he speaks ill of the other. They acknowledge mutual misinterpretation.
Notice of Final Report in Jones Estate
Final account of the administration of Axel C. Jones and petition for final settlement set for hearing August 21, 1936 at 10:00 A.M. in Pell County Nebraska before County Judge W. W Noton. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated July 27 1936. Seal shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pell County
Nebraska
John E Jones
Calmar C. Jones
Axel C. Jones
John E. Jones
W. W Noton
Local residents visit and household news noted
Mrs. Chas Erickson of Central City and others visit relatives in town while Mrs J C McClure injures her wrist. Mr and Mrs A W Shafer visit daughter and son in York. Lincoln Daily Star ad promotes subscriptions by mail to Nebr and North Kansas readers.
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J. C. McClure
Jack Rice
McClure
A. W. Shafer
Stanley Cooper
York
Lincoln Daily Star
Nebr
North Kansas
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Africa
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Chas. Erickson
R. L. Peterson
Polk
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Iowa
Chas. Johnson
Frank Adelson
Willard Adelson
Irene Forss
Wm. Wright
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Taty Lew
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