Lincoln society notes and regional visits reported
Mrs L McClure of Lincoln hosted weekend visitors including Mr Lashard Ae and Susie. Mrs Cornelius Mintken of Denver visited Francis Hruska’s home. Miss Jean Hriska resigned county judge aide to join Nebraska Railway Commission in Lincoln. A Southern vacation trip by Mr and Mrs N S Miller and Mr and Mrs A E Wright covered 5000 miles visiting 12 states. The Maple Street Music Studio will present its first concert April 6 at 8 PM with Nina Mahlman and Homer Rocontes instructing.
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L. McClure
Lincoln
Gran Ughter
Lashard
Susie
Cornelius
Mintken
Denver
Francis Hruska
Vivian Kieiz
Vallejo
California
Phil Etherton
Jean’ Hriska
Robert
New York Giants
Washington Senators
St. Petersburg
New Eclens
George Fleming
Ralph Fleming
Holyoke
Colorado
Glenn George
Hollis Kepler
Fort Collins
Sond
Carol
Kepler
Sidney
Ed Brocklesby
Richard Wright
Ralph Dailey
Donna Ketvow
Cheyenne
B. H. Seine
St. Louis Sporting News
P. J. Heaton Ard
Harold Conmors
Kimball
J. H. O’neal
Linden Street
S. ¢C. Jensen
O’ N Eal
Raphael
Heaton & Connors
Lowell Davis
A.J Hepner
Leon Fine
Fine
Maple Street Music Studio
Itea
Nina J. Mahlman
Homer Rocontes
City Auditorium
Goodview News Jr. Pinochle club hosts party and gatherings
Goodview residents hosted a lively Saturday Pinochle party with high and low prize winners named Mrs Floyd Toll and Mrs Vernon Bartling. Following games, refreshments were served by the hostess. Several families shared visits and dinners across Kimball and Denver, with multiple birthday and social occasions noted among friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FI Floyd Stoehn
Jr. Pinochle
Floyd Toll
Vernon Bartling
Max Lindley
Floyd Stahl
Don*Sprengel
Kimball
la Verne
Colorado Springs
Col
Carol
Munson
Lenz
Lowell
Eliet
Sprengel
Don Hofer
Edward ‘Schmidt
Myiz
Ene Hofer
Smr
Wayne
R R
Bond
Fitz
Srerbert ‘Bondegard
Lewellen Hospital
Miro
Harry ‘Chill
Patricia
James
Camp Bell
Marion
Kansas
Maple Grove Hosch Schlattain and Family Visit
A fragmented notice describes Maple Grove residents Schlattain and family visiting Sherman RAI and Sweet. It notes Verne Sharman and relatives visiting, Mr and Mrs Harvey Miles Kathy, supper guests at Donald Miller's home, and Miles spending time with grandparents. W. T. Sharman and Mrs Yorne Sharman attended with Lyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosch
Ag Sherman Rai
Clark's
Verne
Sharman
W. T .Sharman
Yorne ‘Sharman
Lyle
Community gatherings and visits in Lowell and area
Sunny and Mrs John Hokom and children visited in the Lowell Hokom home Saturday evening. E A Johnson Ralph Talick and families plus Lemoyne Johnson were Sunday dinner guests in the Ross Glassburn home. Dale Talick and children joined Mrs Ralph Fraass and children in Sidney Thursday for Brenda Namath birthday party. Albert Brandi and girls were Sunday evening visitors in Harald Hornbloom. John Haham and others visited in John Theis home Sunday evening. Mrs Ross Glassburn hosted the Helping Hand club with 19 members and a visitor Wednesday afternoon. Merva Block and Mildred Tremain spoke on cake decorating. Meeting to host Mrs Robert Half April 25 with a flower exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Yaeger
Charley Smith
Ernest Terrichs
Julia Rasmussen
Julia
Rasmussen
Darthy
Ray Tremain
Warren ‘Wickhorst and Son
Cecil Tremain
Earl‘Sharman
Ed Miles
Miles
Donald Miller
Ed. Miles
Harvey Miles
John Hokom
Yandhildren
Lowell | Hokom
Vand
E. A. Johnson
Ralph Talick
Lemoyne
Johnson
Sidney
Brenda Namath
Pat
Irwin
Shirley
Floyd
Lester
Albert Brandi
Harald’ ‘Hornbloom
John Ha
Robert
A. Flower Exchange
Dodge Ligtets Summer Lightning Risks And Shelter Advice
Lightning causes more deaths in summer than any other season. Experts urge avoiding shelter under isolated trees during storms. Do not hide in exposed sheds or small shelters. seek substantial structure with interior protection instead.
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Advics
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Gali
Goodview News
Maple Grove
Tso
C.iss
Yee
McDonald’s
McDonald's
Stieen
Andy
J. P. Stevens
Red Slipper
Dacia Gold
Kelly
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