Crook area residents and visitors in Sunol district notes
South Sunol and Crook shoppers, barnyard tasks, and social visits fill a week of local life. Bonser, Otties, Kendrick, Wears, Vogler, and Johnsons appear among many neighbors painting, hauling hogs and corn, attending Billy Sunday services, missionary talks in Sterling, and school events as families move, host, and travel between Fairview and Welch Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C W Bonser
Crook
G W Bonser
Albert Otties
Tom Kendrick
James Wears
Welch
Okla
Grandma
Grandpa Kendrick
Ernest Bonser
Carl Lind
Forrest Applegate
G. W. Bonser
Tom Bonser
Mesdames George
Grandpa
Grandma Kendrick
Joe Vogler
George Bonser
Billy
Sterling
The
Missionary Society
China
Ollie Wilson
Vernella Bloom
Fairview
Lloyd Gentry
Fairview School
L. C. Darnell
Brule
Social Happenings in Maple Grove
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Spiker visited the R. W. Johnson home last Monday afternoon. Miss Mary Walsh dined at James Irwin's last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Johnson spent Wednesday with Ed Miles planting trees. Frances Schwasnick stayed over Monday with Helen Johnson. Mrs. W. T. Sharman and sons called at T. G. Waddell's on Wednesday. Lucile Waddell taught in district No. 2 north last week. Rev. W. T. Kahse and others called at R. W. Johnson's and Nels Johnson's Thursday evening. Mrs. F. A. Johnson and her son Arthur were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.Y. Miles
Ed Miles
Nels Johnson
Mable
Irene
Martha Workman
Emil Nightengale
Harold Spiker
T. C. Spiker
Clyde Wallace
Florence Bruckmiller
Robert
Dorothy Irwin
Miss Walsh
Rattner’s
Frank Ratner
Frank Workman
Fred Irwin
Donald Spiker
Sidney
Maple Grove
Billy
W. T. Sharman and Sons
Lee Johnson
R. W. Johnson
Mary Walsh
James Irwin
Frances Schwasnick
Helen Johnson
T. G. Waddell
Lucile Waddell
North
Sunol Items and Local Activities Summary
Sunol items list Frank Hornicek and Miss Clara Grothe boating at Booths dam on Sunday. The Regesters and family shopped in Sidney Saturday. Juniors set to present play Tuesday evening. J B Ruttner and family spent weekend in Denver. school dismissed Monday to plant trees. Virginia and Jack Maurice Englert visited Lindley home Thursday. F W Kallaus of Fremont visited Thursday. Tom Allington motored to Potter. James Tighe and children shopped in Sidney Saturday. Hornicek called on Emil Zalesky Thursday evening. Firth Booth did business in Sidney Wednesday. Clarence Howitt entertained a charivari crowd Thursday. Emil Bluhm motored to Henry Paviat residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hornicek
Clara Grothe
Booth’s Dam
Fred Regester
Sidney
J. B. Ruttner
Denver
Emil Englert
Virginia
Jack Maurice
Lindley Home
F. W. Kallaus
Fremont
Tom
Allington
Potter
James Tighe
Joe Hornicek
Emil Zalesky
Firth Booth
Clarence Howitt
Emil Bluhm
Henry Paviat
Sunny Side Community News Highlights
A. H. Rathbun travels to Manville Wyoming with machinery. Multiple local residents visit, host dinners, and attend meetings. Appendicitis surgery for Ervin Schmale. various calls to Theis, Walter Hernblooom, and Walter Wassum homes.
Sunol Social Roundup Features Bridge Night and Gifts
Monday evening visits in Sunol as a daughter spent time with friends. Mrs Frank Paviat hosted a Friday evening shower for Mrs Clarence Howitt where guests played bridge and received many gifts. Several Sunol callers visited through the week including Floyd Billeter and Harry Cramer.
Exhibit of Club Week at State Fair Grows Since 1918
The Nebraska state fair first hosted a boys and girls club booth in 1918 a six by ten foot display on the east balcony of the agricultural hall. Clubs from Lincoln University Place Kearney Holdrege Crete Omaha and Fremont contributed two to ten entries each. The exhibit expanded over a decade adding a demonstration stage and canning displays by 1919. The legislature weighs funding a new building to house 1929 boy and girl exhibits. The displays evolved from improvised aisles to organized showcases guided by visiting crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Hall
Lincoln
University Place
Kearney
Holdrege
Crete
Omaha
Fremont
Kimball Files Three Page Capitol Defects Report
A. H. Kimball, architect of Iowa State College, Ames, filed a three page report with the legislative committee Tuesday. The document covers every phase of the Nebraska capitol building that drew comment in the recent investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Nebraska Capitol
A. H. Kimball
Iowa State College
Ames
Expert Kimball Praises Building Defects Largely Minor
Kimball, an advisory expert for the committee, lauded the structure designed by Bertram G. Goodhue while noting a few flaws. He cited five defective stones on a cursory check and said 120 were cracked in a later inspection. The committee postponed access to his report as it reviews it. He will be paid $50 per day plus expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Sandal
Kimball
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Sunol
A. H. Rathbun
Manville
Wyo
Morris Hernbloom
Walter Hernblooom
Helping Hand Club
August Jurgens
Oscar Olson
Charles Rathbun
Walter
Wallace Hernbloom
Wyoming
Will Thurow
V. W. Wise
Ervin Schmale
Taylor Hospital
John Merrick
Dale Huffaker
C. O. Bills
Walter Hernbloom
Ralph Talish
Evelyn Johnson
Harold Hernbloom
Bessie
Volney
Charles Wise
Bert Stotts
Richard
Ralph Welton
Theis
Virgil
Niebaum
Wallace
Chappell
W. W. Wassum
Walter Wassum
Art Rathbun
Ethel Theis
Mrs. Omel
A. H. Hart
A. L. Roberts
Walter Hernbroom
Mar. Misegadis
Paul
Omiel
Frank Paviat
Harry Cramer
North Platte
Sunol
P. Hunt
Mr. and
Mrs. Power Farmer
Power
Saratoga
Olson and Sons
Kratz Abstract Go
Earl R. Kratz
Pres
Sidney Nebr
Oakland
Soface
General Motors
Oakland-Pocatiac
Beckmann Motor Co. Inc
Sidney, Nebraska
Gen'ral Motors
Willys-Overland
Toledo
Ohio
Whippet
Ohi
Blaha
Weyerts & Perry
Gurley, Nebr
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