Social Roundup in Grand Prairie and Nearby Towns
Mrs Ray Tremain and daughter Verona entertained at the James Irwin home Monday evening. Numerous locals visited friends and relatives across Grand Prairie, Sunol, Sidney, and Gurley with visits to Jorgensen, Gell, Welton, Hokom, and Brandi households. The week featured farm bureau activity, club meetings, church events, and multiple suppers and guest stays among families including the Tremains, Irwins, Weltons, Hokom, Jorgensens, and Grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Jorgensen
Ray Tremain
Verona
James Irwin
Mons Johnsin
W .W Craig
Sunol
Robert Irwin
T G. Waddell
Henry Beeos
J. C Jorgensen
Frank Filsssner
Hadda Hadden
J. H. Gell
Charles Welton
Erma
Ralph
Conner
L D. Willey
Sidney
Mr. Welton
Farm Bureau Board
Organized Agriculture
Union Pacific
Will Gade
Everett Gade
Gurley
Leslie Johnson
Ted
W. W. Craig
Wili
Walter Wassum
Johnny Hokom
M. E. Church
Tueday
City Auditorium
Cecil
Forret Tramain
Johnny Hekem
Louis Sclmale
Taylor Hospital
Alva Hart
Dagtier
Clayton Parks
Ray Rexroth
Alice
Clever Circle Club
Acbert Brandi
Efternson
Joe
Anna
Dorothy Irwin
FN Club
Fret Jorgens Torurcday
Jorgensen
J H Geu
Lensil Hokom
Alfred Jorgensen
Ed van Aeistyn
Carl Tacmas
Doris Rupert
Mildred Bart
Helen
Beb Rexroth
Ray Tremnain
Foriest
Murr
Sam Irwin
Robert
Artur Wallace
Ang Nir
Frances Faye Irwin
South Colton Dinner Guests at Elsen Home
Mrs. MM c Elsen hosted a dinner Friday with George present. Charles Deaver returned Sunday from Omaha business. Eben and Witlers are Sidney sisters visiting Monday. Mrs. W C Fastenew sold dressed turkeys with the association last week. Wictere sealed corn for Jatin George Tuesday. George Nieman, Fee Sch2ffert and Faul Hietman were dinner guests Wednesday at the Elsen home. Corahy Wilk attended as an evening guest at George Deaser’s home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. c. Elsen Pill Geerge
H. J. Elsen
Caarle Deaver
Omaha
N. J. Eben
Hoe Witlers
Sidney
W. C. Fastenew
Geore Nieman
Fee Sch2ffert
Faul Hietman
Tes Tf J Elen
Mi3
Corahy Wilk
George Deaser
Wecresday
Local social rounds include visits and dinners
H E Witters called on at the George Nieman home Tuesday Virginia Herbart Lilian and Dorothy Zalesky and Louis George enjoyed Sunday dinner at the John George home Miss Dorothy Wilt teacher in district 97 staying at the John Ebert George Nieman Pete Schaffert and Paul Hietman called at the A A Bauer and John George homes Tuesday Mr and Mrs H E B Witters and children were guests at the J F Moseman home Tuesday evening John George and sons Harvey and Bill were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred George Saturday Mr and Mrs John Ebert spent Tuesday afternoon at the H J Elsen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
John Olson
Robert
Fred
Dorothy
Sadie Irvin
Elmer Gade
Lee Johnson
Mons Johnson
Mar
Guy Gilbert
Charles Welton
Leslie Johnson
Tee
Earl Johnson
Henry Hargers
Sidney
Joe Lucas
James Bosth
J. H. Gell
Ferencon
Walter
Gustav Kragel
August Gade
Ralph Welton
Sunel
Ben Planck
A. G. Weaver
Mack
Jam Olsen
Lawrence Nelson
Mons Jennson
H. E. Witters
George Nieman
Virginia Herbart
Lilian
Dorothy Zalesky
Louis George
John George
Obituary for John C. Jones of Weeping Water Sidney
John C. Jones born November 15 1852 in Carlisle South Wales died December 5 1932 aged about 80. He came to America as a baby with parents who worked in Pennsylvania and Ohio. He married Minnie Cocter in 1884 and had a son who died in infancy and a daughter. The family moved to Weeping Water then Sidney in 1916 where they resided. He joined the Methodist church, valued scripture study and supported New York Bible Ecclesiology. Survived by daughter Mary Boyle of Cozad and granddaughter Ruth plus many nieces and nephews including Wilson H Boyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Jones
Cartrisle
South Wales
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Minnie Cocter
Nebraska
Weeping Water
Sidney
Mr. Jones
Methodist Church
New York
Mre
Mary Boyle
Rute
Wuizon H Boyer
Covington, Ky Funeral Cites Favorite Scripture Verse
The article notes Covington, Kentucky was present for the funeral. It highlights a favored scripture, John 4 23 24, about true worshipers worshiping the Father in spirit and in truth, reflecting the deceased's own beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
John
Aged Pioneer Dies at Daughter's Home Near Lodge Pole
Gene Line, an aged pioneer of the north divide near Lodge Pole, later living with his daughter Mrs Ed Welf in Chappell, died Saturday at four in the morning. He had suffered declining health for years. Funeral services were held at the Wolf home Monday at 1 30 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Line
North Divide
Lodge Pole
Chappell
Ed Welf
Eine
Wolf Home
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Telegraph
Telegraph News
Telegraph-News
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the Telegraph Publishing Co
Sidney, Nebraska
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