Gurley School Notes Bring Field Trip And Exams
Prof Nelson led a Sidney plant inspection for the physics class as week exams ran Thursday and Friday. The column notes high attendance despite mumps, spelling winners, a pork chop picnic at Nieman springs, and a busy sequence of social and club events. County women’s projects begin in September, with local leaders coordinating county wide achievements and meals planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Nelson
Sidney
Womens Club
Grand Prairie Social Roundup Includes Visits and Calls
Grand Prairie residents hosted and visited over several afternoons with neighbors and friends. Mr and Mrs John Webb of Sunol spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Mons John son. The rat killing demo at Ed Miles home drew Mrs August Gade and James Irwin family among attendees. Anna Jorgensen and Mrs Jorgensen shopped in Sidney Thursday forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Johnson
J. C. Jorgensen
Bart Holm
Grand Prairie
Welton, Irwin and Kragel
Walter
William Frerichs
Charles Welton
Mae
T. W. Hubbell
Henry Kragel
Jamee Irwin
Charles Smith
Evelyn
F. N. Smith
Sidney
Albert
Clara Kragel
Oldenburg
Colon
Mr. Oldenburg
Dorothy Theis
Erma Welton
Elmer Gade
Irwin Boys
Ray Rexroth
Albert Johnson
Leroy
L. A. Pearson
Bridgeport
Will Koehn
Ernest Wickard
Albert Frerichs
Alvan Hart
Milfred
Jesse Hennicutt
W. O. Johnson
Keola
E. A. Johnson
Josie
Sadie Irwin
Art Roberts
John Webb
Sunol
Mons Johnson
August Gade
A. R. Tremain
Ed Miles
James Irwin
Nels Johnson
7. C. Jorgensen
Anna
Hopkins
Will Frerichs
L.A
Sunol News Briefs Include Plays and Travel
The sophomores presented a short play at Friday morning exercises. J Newton and Ralph Gentry visited Sunol on Friday and Wednesday respectively. Mr and Mrs Emil Englert with Virginia and Leona Lindley drove to Sidney Saturday in an Overland coach. Mildred Newton spent the weekend with relatives. Tiljan Walters attended Wednesday evening activities. Jennie Zalesky has been absent due to an accident. Loney and Robinson from Colorado held schoolhouse meetings earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Chambers
Ralph Gentry
Sunol
Emil Englert
Virginia
Leona Lindley
Sidney
Mr. Englert
Mildred Newton
Tiljan Walters
Sund
Jennie Zalesky
Loney
Mr. Robinson
Colorado
Local Social Notes From Sunol And Sidney Regions
Rose and Harry Tesar return from an eastern trip. Fred Wallace of Shelton visits relatives here from Friday evening until Monday morning. Miss Hunter enjoyed a short visit on Thursday with her uncle who called at the school house. Mrs. S. D. Hunt spends the weekend with her mother Mrs. A. J. Englert. Frank Kokes was in Sunol on Wednesday. Bert Curtis was a Sunol visitor on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Junker were Sidney visitors on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mickelson of Julesburg are proud parents of a baby boy born recently. Mrs. Mickelson was formerly Miss Cora Norton, a Sunol school teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Waite called at the school house to see Mrs. Schulz on Wednesday. Mrs. Gunter and son Robert were in Sidney on Saturday. IL E. Allington, Mr. Loney, Mr. Robinson and Tom Allington called at Mons Johnson's on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cunningham
George Fiora
Frank Gebrich
Leone Gustin
Nieman Springs
Frank Gabriel
Ernest Taylor
Raymond Kieselhorst
McNeal
Conner
Charles Gethman
Mike Jesse Bartholomew
Miss Lindberg
Broadwater
Nelli Stewart
Sidney
Roma Hollywood
Calif
Prof. Filley
Nebraska Agricultual College
MD. Filley
Helen Weatherwax
Lodge Pole
Roger Cunningham Hae
Hiawatha
Eile Wee
Nancy
Lamberg
Germany
Prelyn Johnson
Will Frerichs
William
Edna
Walter Frerichs
Henry Kragel
Clara
Bidney
John Olson
Charles Smith
F. N. Smith
James Irwin
J. c. Jorgensen
Frank Heinsman
Will Kieselhorst
Albert Mickelson
Julesburg
Mickelson
Mies Cora Norton
Sunol
Mrs. Gunter
Robert
IL. E. Allington
Mr. Loney
Mr. Robinson
Tom Allington
Mons Johnson’s
Quartettes featured during Music Week show four groups
Hear the following quartettes during Music Week Ledge Pele Ladies Quartette Potter Ladies Quartette Sidney Male Quartette and Sidney Mixed Double Quartette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledge Pele
Potter
Sidney
Dalton Wiker Returns From Denver for Observation
Dalton J H Wiker came home from Denver after a medical examination and now stays at Pioneer Memorial hospital with his family. His son Homer of Sidney joined him in Denver and has remained with the family. Mr and Mrs Fimer Mayer returned from Vorland Oregon and plan to help with the oil station with H J Mayer. Mrs J J Heiser traveled to Cheyenne to seek care for paralysis on the left side of her face. Miss Reva Gish works at the Dalton drug store behind the soda fountain. Joseph Marrin went to Gering to join the oratorical branch at the declamatory contest. A lottery draw from Alliance chose the lucky card. Mae Wool joined the Rebekah lodge. Juniors perform Monday night at Mushe Week featuring Edward Puets Clifford Wait Bulle Baker Agnes Semerad Frank Semerad Gurley Marjorie Pettett Virginia Johnson Helen Johnson Virginia Barlow Helen Doran Evelyn Morris and the four Dutch girls in dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wiker
Denver
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Homer Wiker
Sidney
Dalton
Joseph Marrin
Gering
A Vay
Alliance
Mae Wool
Rebekah Lodge
Edward Puets
Clifford Wait
Bulle Baker
Agnes
Frank Semerad
Gurley
Marjorie Pettett
Virginia
Helen Jane Johnson
Virginia Barlow
Helen Doran
Evelyn Morris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gurley School
Miss Atwood
Willey
Woman's Projects
Earl Hiett
Old Virginna
Terry D. Willey
Mrs. L. A. Pearson
Will Frerichs Home
Lillie Gade
Albert Kragel
Erma and
Martin Christensen
Henry Kragel and Sone
W. W. Craig
Anbew Johnson
J. H. Gell
Song
A. 2. Tremain
Newton
Nebraska
Rose
Harry Tesar
Fred Wallace
Shelton
Frank Kokes
Sunal
Bert Curtis
John Junker
cEd Waite
Mrs. Schulz
Fimer Mayer
Vorland
Ore
H. J
J. J. Heiser
Cheyenne
Reva Gish
April
Venus
U. S. A. Theatre
Marjorie Wright
Irene Bell
Wilmina Kennedy
Fay Lamphier
Thien
Americca
California
Eamerican
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!