News of Nebraska in Condensed Form
Over 100 conversions have resulted from revival meetings in Tecumseh. Three hundred delegates from state Legion posts will meet in Omaha January 80th. A $10,000 fire ruined W C Krieger garage in Hastings. Omaha’s annual auto show runs Feb 26 to Mar 3. Twenty eight hogs were stolen from Bentley Dairy in Sidney. A bill would make drunk driving a felony. Over 700 volunteer firemen attended in North Platte. Pa bo Rock farmers report no frost. Tom Kane, 108, dies at West Point. Two Boy Scout troops to be organized in Central City. Pawnee county births exceed deaths in 1922. Omaha Scout dinner at athletic club. Callaway horse sale Feb 15. New Interchurch Messenger set for Jefferson county. Forest Lawn ceremony honors Clara Gear Hobbs. Jack Best, 30+ year trainer at state university, dies. Girls clubs exhibit at state teachers meeting. Bancroft’s Charles Graff re elected agriculture board president. Liquor seized from medical supply officer. legality contested. Samuel Melick, former Lancaster sheriff and Lincoln police chief, dies. Nebraska state debt none. subdivisions owe $73,760,187. Chauncey Lemen confesses to multiple robberies and shootings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecumseh
Atate Legion
Omaha
W. C. Krieger
Hastings
Auditorium
Bentley
Sidney
Imme
Pablo Rock
Pawnee County
Tom Kane
Nebraska
West Point
Central City
C. A. Schappel
Omaha Boy Scout
A. B. Currie
Omaha Council
Athletic Club
Callaway
Interchurch Messenger
Jefferson County
C. E. Fitch
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Clara Gear Hobbs
Jack Best
The
State University
Lincoln
Prof
Frisble
Charles Graff
Bancroft
Nebraska State Board of Agriculture
George Jackson
Nelson
E. R. Danielson
Osceola
Army
Samuel Melick
Lancaster County
Nebraska State Penitentary
Dowd
Morley
Gray
Delehanty
Marsh
Chauncey Lemen
Norman Walt
Walt
Local Notes From Spring Canyon and Nearby Areas
Births deaths social visits and gatherings are chronicled in Spring Canyon with a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Bernard Hill on Sunday January 21 and burial arrangements in Flaxton Colorado. Local visits include Mr and Mrs A D Hilliard in Crook and Proctor and Carl Meicholz Roy Beebe Mrs Robert Nicholas and Mrs Harry Reeves in the county seat on business. A surprise party honored Mr Beebe's birthday with a social evening and lunch hosted by Mrs Beebe. Several residents travel to Sterling and Sidney for visits shopping and events. Dances at Crook and the pavilion draw good crowds while Rose McGinley's school program and a Sunn y Slope Literary with debate on February 9 draw community interest. Civic life includes a post on a postponed band concert due to illness and ongoing social gatherings amid recovering families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Hill
Flaxton Colorado
A. D. Hilliard
Crook and
Proctor
Carl Meicholz
Roy Beebe
Robert Nicholas
Harry Reeves
Dan Beebe
John Hansen
Ethel Sutter
Sidney
Sam Pollock’s
Ray Sheffield
Paris Mentgen
Sterling
Uladys Sutter
Crobk
Pavillice
Rose McGinley
Pavillion
J. C. Miles
Hilliard Home
Fleming
Homer ‘Gentry
Bert Hilliard
Sprecker
D. R. Gross
Bivens
John McDonnell
Dobbs
Hillard Marshall
John Secott
Frank Loudy
Haxtun
Colorado
Meyeholtz
Minnie Brossard
Roy English
Lulu Hill
Hill
Crook
Margaret McDonnell
Boss Brossard
Phil Brossard
DP. KR
White Dove Valley News Brief in Crook
Frank Loudy of White Dove Valley went to Crook Monday and brought home coal. Phyllis Thessard, recovered from mumps and chickenpox, resumed schooling in Crook Monday. White Dove Sunday school had a large attendance with a large class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Loudy
Crook
Phyllis Thessard
White Dove
Local social notes show community life and shared updates
The column records neighbors visiting and helping one another, mentions births and deaths, illnesses, farm tasks, and small events. It notes plans for a minister, schooling disruptions, visits to Sterling and Sidney, and household chores, with a final aside on weight changes after Turkish baths.
Village Social Ties Highlight Maple Grove Visitations
Maple Grove notes recount Mrs. W. Y. Miles visiting Mrs. R. C. Ruhter Tuesday afternoon while Mr. and Mrs. Herman Andre spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Nels Johnson. Ruhter family hosts Bert Steele of Sidney and others drop by on various afternoons and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Y. Miles
Will Myers
Ed Miles
A. K. Anderson
Herman Andre
W.T
R. C. Ruhter
Nels Johnson
Bert Steele
Sidney
Ed Stockwick
William Robbins
Albert Johnson
Elden Cooley
W. T. Sharman
Charles Gabriel
W. Sharman
Gurley
Fred Nelson
Fort Collins
Colorado
Andrew Johnson
W. T Sharman
Mrs. Kilburn
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John Matzen
Fremont
State Superintendent of Instruction
Spring Canyon
Sunny Slope
White Dove Valley
RC Ruhter
Frank Christensen
Widen Cooley
Marjorie Kahl
D. W. Johnson
Nunn
Johnson
EP. Johnson
F. A. Johnson
O. Anderson
Lumburg
Krussman
W. T
Maple Grove
Francis J. Herbert
Liberty State Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
E. B. Young, Prop
Hahler Garage
Western
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