Arborville Socials Host Neighbor Guests From Alliance
Numerous visits fill evenings and Sundays across Arborville as Alliance residents Mr and Mrs Arnold Kohrman and daughter stay overnight with Vernon Cline. The schedule includes visits from Stromsburg York Waco and Bradshaw residents with host families including the Cline Ditloff Tewell Be dient and Mor ris Lantzer homes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Kohrman
Alliance
Vernon Cline
Rolland Allison
Stromsburg
Cline
Lowell Bills
Robert Baack
Eli Kennel
York
Harry
Henry Blase
Frances Tewell
Ed Beckner
Glen Sloan
Virgil Tenniges
Clarence van Ostrand
Ezray Nickle
Benedict
Elwood Tewell
Francis Tewell
Floyd Schleete
Bill Schleete
Waco
Lavern Tewell
Trumbull
Mildred Preston
Cape May
N. J
Chas. Burgess
Bobby
Fred W. Bedient
Milan Blase
Kim
Fred Bedient
Omaha woman visits Sunday in Kroger and Lyle homes
Phyllis Behren of Omaha visited Sunday in the Floyd Lyle and Ruth Kroger homes. Mr and Mrs Leslie Adelson were Sunday evening guests in the Ed Arney home in Clarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Behren
Omaha
Floyd Lyle
Ruth Kroger
Leslie Adelson
Ed Arney
Clarks
HORDVILLE HAPPENINGS Leo Bowlby Trip and Students To Education
Leo Bowlby returns from a month long trip to California Oregon Washington with visits to Escalon Manteca and Seattle and Yellowstone Park. Seven students plan to attend colleges Nebraska Lincoln Bethany College Lincolns Ag College and Mary Lanning Hospital Hastings. Families hosted relatives and neighbors across the trip and local social visits followed on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Holtors
Nebr. Business Institute
Lincoln
Linda Gustafson
Sally Parson
Mary Lanning Hospital
Hastings
Elton Flodman
Bethany College
Linsburg
Kan
Harold Ortegren
Milton Ericksen
Allen Larsen
University At Lincoln
Ag. College
Leo Bowlby
California
Oregon
Washington
Escalon
Manteca
Calif
Gordon Nielsen
Ralph Carlson
Seattle
Yellowstone Park
Black Hills
Rudy Anderson
East Side Birthday Club Meets at Mrs Joe Enn Home
The East Side Birthday Club gathered at Mrs Joe Enn’s home on Friday with 10 mothers and 8 visitors attending. A cake baked by Mrs Lawrence Heiden of Wellington Colo was displayed and a luncheon was served and enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Birthday Club
Joe Ehn
Lawrence Heiden
Wellington
Colo
Local visitors share weekend greetings at area homes
Michael Swanson of Minneapolis returned home Friday after a two week stay with his grandmother Mrs. Hannah Hahn. Mr. and Mrs. Will Larson of New York were Saturday morning coffee guests in the Chauncey Gustafson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Bachenberg
Steve
Omaha
Leroy Nelson
Laula
Lawrence Swanson
Carl Lind
Lincoln
Black Hills
Gerald Carlson
Clara Carlson
Carlsons
Fremont
Leigh
C. G. Nelson
Floyd Johnson
Dean
David
Jennie Johson
Harry Anderson
Polk
Bertha Anderson
Betty Jones
Linda
J. E. Benson
Leonard Nelson
Mabel Samuelson
I. M. Bengtson
Aurora
Leo Bowlby
New Plymouth
Idaho
Michael Swanson
Minneapolis
Weekend visits mark a regional social gathering
The Gustafsons and Beverly traveled from Stromsburg en route home after visiting relatives. Elmer Garner hosted Friday evening guests Reuben Gustafson Beverly Adram Larson and their families. Hastings guests Ron Veburg Susan visited John Veburg Sunday afternoon. Elmer Garner Susan Merle Lavelle Polk hosted Jack Lavelle Mitchell South Dakota for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stromsburg
Reuben Gustafson
Beverly
Adram Larson
Elmer Garner
Ron Veburg
Susan
Hastings
John Veburg
Merle Lavelle
Polk
Jack Lavelle
Mitchell, S. D
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Arborville News
Sundberg
Hordville
Leo Bowlbys
Seven Studenst
Emil Wilshausen
Harry Jones
Carl Holtorf
Lawrence Erickson
Chicago
Mary Erickson
Roger Erickson
Dale Hanquist
Paul Jones
Norvin Parsons and Ritchie
Lowell Keys
Carl Christiansen
Jolene
Harry Nelson
Grand Island
Theo. Larson
Martha Larson
Elmer Peterson
Elmer Johnson
Chappell
Glen Carlson
John Reed
Hampton
Corwin Mead
Harold Blase
Harimans Drug Stores
Nebr
Dial
Mrs
Joe Enn
IHC
Fredrickson
Simplement Co
Prema
Farmers Coop Grain Ass'n
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