Local residents frequent Crook and area during week
White Cove Valley reports a busy sequence of Monday to Sunday visits and errands. Harry Robertson visited Doc Parmore while D R Gross and Gladys drove to Crook. Perry Valentine and families traveled to McDonnell and Meyerholz homes. The Gross boys drilled barley and others assisted with plowing and irrigation. Several outings to Crook, Haxtun, and Kensington marked midweek, with meals and social visits noted among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Gross
Gladys
Crook
Perry Valentine
John McDonnell
Carl Meyerholz
Mrs. Gross
Lucille
Ruth
Harry Reeves
John Todd
Russell Bebe
Doc Parmore
Reeves
Bernard Hill
Local Potpourri Notes in Potter Area Happenings
Mrs Martin Leafdale celebrated a seventy fifth birthday with friends Friday. R A Babcock was a county seat caller Tuesday. Mrs Ray Hamilton of Sidney visited Mrs N S Miller Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Robert MacAdam visit Mrs Jennie MacAdam. they return from California to Canada. H Stevens of the Review returns from weeks in Denver Veterans hospital. Woman's club held a good meeting at Mrs F Harris home. Mr and Mrs C A Larson left Sunday for a few days in Omaha. Miss Jeanette Sloan weekend with Brownson friends. Fritz Haddin left for Omaha called by the Veterans Bureau of the American Legion. Hans Peterson of Dannebrog visits. Mr and Mrs J F Callaway and Mrs Chas Place spent weekend in Boulder Ohio with parents. Mrs Emma Olson visiting daughter in Torrington Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Leafdale
R. A. Babcock
Ray Hamilton
Sidney
N. S. Miller
Robert MacAdam
Jennie MacAdam
California
Canada
H. Stevens
the Review
Veteran’s Hospital
Denver
Woman's Club
F. ©. Harris
C. A. Larson
Omaha
Jeanette Sloan
Brownson
Fritz Haddin
Veteran's Bureau of the American Legion
Hans Peterson
Dannebrog
Nebraska
J. F. Callaway
Chas
Boulder
Ohio
Gurley News Roundup of Local Events and Personnel
Gurley community updates include school board re elections W Smith and Geo Quinn, flu cases Miss Carey ill postmaster Lynn Cunningham moves post office Hart building buys Morey & Larsen store Dr Larsen offices second floor, Miss Wilson dental trip to Sidney. Herman Segelke dies after Omaha hospital stay. Family sympathy noted. South Dakota trip by R L Walker daughter Blanche auto. Gurley Lumber demo of household equipment with hot biscuits cookies coffee. N W Burr moves into Flora house Mrs Winegar ill flu. Gurley Motor demo farm implements large turnout. Albert Jeudes Otto Krueger in Omaha. Sidney visitors Chas Neleck Vernon Tharma Ray Miles Lois. Eighth grade exams by thirty Gurley area pupils. Bert Walker and Walter Happle visits. Mrs Frank Knox from Gering joins husband at Gurley mill. Quiet week beyond field work. Will Everett water service at Kert Walker house. Letha Fritz Segelke return from Omaha with baby sister to visit hospitalized father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Smith
Geo. Quinn
Board of Education
Jane Carey
Lynn Cunningham
Gurley
Hart Building
Frank Morey
Morey & Larsen
Dr. Larsen
Miss Wilson
Sidney Friday
Herman Segelke
Omaha
R. L. Walker
Blanche
South Dakota
Gurley Lumber Company
N. W. Burr
S. J. Flora House
P. B. Mack
Winegar
Gurley Motor Company
Albert Jeudes
Otto Krueger
Chas. Neleck
Vernon
Tharma
Ray Miles
Lois
Sidney
Bert Walker
Walter Happle
Frank Knox
Gering
Gurley Mill
A. B. Knox and Son
Will Everet
Kert Walker
Letha
Fritz Segelke
Qomuaha
Friends mourn Herman Segelke after Omaha hospital death
Route A West Gurley Henry Sorge Otto Krueger Adolph Sorge Albert Jeudas Dick and Fred Siemers Reverend Poster and Walter Greenwalt returned from Omaha to comfort their friend Herman Segelke who died Thursday April seventh after a two month illness. Mrs Segelke and John Segelke arrived with the remains and were greeted by friends and relatives. The funeral was held at the home then the church followed by interment in the church yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sorge
Otto Krueger
Adolph Sorge
Albert Jeudas
Fred Siemers
Reverend Poster
Walter Greenwalt
Omaha
Herman Segelke
Ickes News Social Evening Report
Mr and Mrs Frank White and Mr and Mrs R H Miller and Mr and Mrs G H Worth shared a Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs C F James. Also present were Misses Adja Anderson and Esther, continuing the community social listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
R. H. Miller
G. H. Worth
Walford Larson
Herman Heineman
C. F. James
Adja Anderson
Esther
Social Notes From Bridgeport and Nearby Towns
Freeman spent the weekend in Bridgeport with Mrs Earl McConnell. Visitors include Mrs JSecourr, Mrs Weed, Myrtle Were Sidnes, and Mesditmnes. Miller James and Schoe feld were Pkelton callers Friday. Maurine Wreader attended a declamatory contest at Dalton Friday night. Mrs Bertha Kreader of Denver visits the Kreader families. Mrs J Kreader and Mrs Bertha Kreader called on Mrs J M Kreader Saturday and visited the school Wednesday afternoon. Jas McQuillian owns a Willis Knight Caberlet. Mrs 2d Morrow called on Mrs J C Kreader Thursday afternoon. Mrs Dirks visits at her daughter's home, Mrs Young. Mr and Mrs J M Kreader, Mrs Bertha Kreader, and Mrs J C Kreader and sons attended the Sidney show Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas McQuillian
Willis-Knight
2D Morrow
J. C. Kreader
Dirks
Young
J. M. Kreader
Bertha Kreader
Sidney
Local social notes mention visits and church attendance
Miss Loretta Ostern spent Friday night with Miss Ethel Guill. The S. W. Eckert family expect the scarlet fever quarantine to be lifted within the week. Mr and Mrs P W Weible shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs J Co Gull, JC Kreader, Jatin Tavison, Alfred Darton and Mrs Mary Davison at Dalton church Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Ostern
Ethel Guill
S. W. Eckert
P W Weible
JC Kreader
Jatin Tavison
Alfred Darton
Mary Davison
Dalton
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White Cove Valley
Harry Robertson
Ross Brossard
Wilma Reeves
Phyllis Brossard
Minnie
John McWilliams
Bernard
John MccDonnell
Harry
Vernon Reeves
E. F. Loudy
Potter News
Emma Olson
Torrington, Wyo
Gurley Activities
Hattie Dewey
Bridgeport
S. J. Flora
West Gurley
Ickes News
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Arkensas
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Missouri
Montana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
RJ. Reynelde Tobseni
Mrs J. Co Gull
Meadows
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