Local visitors and callers in Grand Island and area
Shelby residents Misa Littie Lind and Emma Anderson visited Grand Island on Saturday. Sunday callers included Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scow and baby of Shelby. Minnie Richert, released from Osceola hospital, returned to sister Mrs. Will Blase. Henry Reed improved at York hospital and returned home Wednesday. Mr Reeb remains in a cast but is improving. Alton Driewer of Hampton and Carl Wilshusen with family visited Otto Wilshusen Sunday. Carl Reeb and Willoe Shickley visited George Reeb's home. Della Mae Madison of Hastings spent the weekend with her parents E. D. Madison. Harold Reeb of Greeley, Colorado, and Mrs. W. L. Kerker of Sioux City, and Mrs. C. A. Carleon attended dinner in Gilbert Benson home. Ed Coover and Paul visited Sundberg in Clarkes Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Littie Lind
Shelby
Emma Anderson
Grand Island
Louis Scow
Baby
Theo Stevens
Minnie Richert
Osceola Hospital
Will Blase
Henry Reed
York
George Reeb
Della Mae Madison
Hastings
E. D. Madison
Harold Reeb
Greeley
Colo
W. L. Kerker
Sioux City
Iowa
C. A. Carleon
Gilbert Benson
Ed Coover
Paul
Elmer Sundberg
Clarks
T. J. Nelson
Audubon
Charles Evans
Welter Green
Green
Albert Sundberg
Larson Brothers
Sasac Cypher
I. N. Shenk
Clifford Wurtz
York Hospital
Frank Adelson
Earl Pickre
Albert Peterson
Joe Bent‘ay
Main Street Park
Chas Cobb
Bauder & Son
Lincoln
Walter Grein
Martha Larson
Nelson
Edwin
Gladys Swanson
Kearney
Will Anderson
Crow Drug
Robert
Gerald
Clyde Stevens
Central City
Keith Green
Misa Iva Stevens
Lawrence Sundberg
Wm. Hill
North Platte
Flora Ostberg
Opal Bennett
Emma Warnick
Fifteen Years Ago April 29 1926 Local Births and News
A local page recalls April 29 1926 with Mr and Mrs George Bright welcoming a baby boy George Robert born April 22 Neva Hill Brights former name. Other items note visits from Martin Jones Hor den Kansas and town events including a hospital case and a radio plan by Wilbur Whitacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bright
Sterling
Colorado
George Robert
Bright
Neva Hill
Polk
Martin Jones
Horden
Kansas
Herbert Wurtz
York
Westfall
Ed Schultz
Fred Johnson
Conrad Johnson
Valpariso
Union Pacific
Friendly Family Club Notes and Local Social
The Friendly Family Club met at Mrs. Oscar Anderson s home with 12 members and guests. Reports included how to salute the flag and a luncheon served by the hostesses. Various locals were noted: Mrs George Harris of Rawlins visiting. Algene Flodman began duties at Schultz Cafe. replacements for Jeanelle Coover.
Want Ads Rates and Small Listings in Local Paper
Classified notices include want ads at 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Items include service station lease, farm equipment for sale such as a 1938 John Deere tractor and a MecCormick Deering, appliances, daily paper subscriptions, watches, a female bulldog offering, and Chinese Elm trees for sale with prices and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
P. T. Wurtz & Son
Polk
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Naboo
Fexall Propuer
Priscilla
Medford
Adrienne Gan
Rexall Theatrical
Epsom
Stasry
Fexoll
Jaynes
Theatre Central City
The
Sierras
Orrin Tucker
Bonaie Baker
RE the One
Sun
Hugo
Fenee Woorraterny
Labal
Righdaire
Sundberg and Son Hardware
Polk, Nebraska
Polk Progress
Howard W. Herbes
Congress
Wilbur Whitacre
Fromekmmj
Clay Center
Ludwig Joseph
Oriin Alfred
Aurora
Will Bannister
P. Westfall
Dentist Office
Progress
Bidg. Polk
Nebraska
Hill's Produce
Strombergs
Roy
Ann Cherries
Meat Department
Pouni
Strompberg
Friendly Family Club
Oscar Anderson
Mesdames
Harvey Lind
Merle Lavelle
Louella Smith
George Harris
Rawlins
Wyoming
Vankleek
Algene Flodman
Schultz Cafe
Jeanelle Coover
Sherman Jones
C. G. Jack
Olmstead
Martin Smith
Herman Blase
Marie Greenwall
Johnson Bros
Algene Miodman
Jeanele Coover
Will Green
Clyde Green
Walter B. Anderson
Midway Ballroom
Havens
Joe Fiala
Joe Lukesh and His
Orchestra
Anderen
Riverside Park
Gentral City, Nebraska
Sammy Haven and His Orchestra
Sinclair
Calf
D. E. Frisbie
Stromsburg
Omaha
State Journal
the World-Herald
F. A. Hannis Gift Shop Jeweler
F. L. Dunn
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