Local Lorenzo News Highlights Social Visits and School Notes
The Lorenzo column records visits among the Fleming, Phelps, Meier and Robertson families, a quilting lesson, a oyster supper with progressive high five prizes, and several dinners. It notes class topics in geometry and insurance, a marble fever among high school boys, a Valentine party at school, and absences from Lincoln and illness in the primary and grammar rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fleming
Project Club
Ralph Fleming
J. D. Bolton
Reuben. Berg
Frank Meier
George Fleming
J. M. Davis
George Flem
Mershey
W. O. Anderson
Hooper
Frank
James Walker
Vernon
Clyde Robertson
Charles Walker
G. Crosby
John Williams
Otto Raddatz
J. D. Bolton Dome
Robert Robertson
Frank Meiers
Floyd Fleming
Pauline Harlan
Sher
Lincoln
R. D. Reynolds
Wen- Gel
Frances Pearson
Local Social Roundup in East Huntsman Area
Mr and Mrs Fred Flicker and son visited the George Nieman home on Wednesday. The N P B club met with Mrs Fred Kettler and Elsie Nieman at the Kettler home. Mrs Claus Engelland and Mrs Fred Flicker attended a Ladies Aid meeting at the Henry Schmidt home. Prof Neilson of Sidney called on George Nieman Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flicker
George Nieman
N. P. B. Club
Fred Kettler
Elsie Nieman
Kettler
Claus Engelland
Ladies Aid
Henry Schmidt
Prof. Neilson
Sidney
George Neman
Fred Siemers
Lincoln
H. J. Elsen
Arno Thomas
Miller
Ed Lipke
Helen Nieman
Rosetta Seimers
Schulesselman
O. L. Miller
Social Gatherings in East Center Attendances
Rev and Mrs Sargent were Friday supper guests at the Ray Berry home. Mrs J O Lobb and daughter Sylvia visited the teacherage Saturday afternoon. Mrs Irvin Campbell and her parents visited relatives in Sioux City Iowa. Elmer Schneider Guy Rogers Hem ingford and Lou Schmidt families met at the Lou Schmidt home Tuesday. Guy Berry and Wesley joined Ray Berry for Sunday afternoon. Grace Aid met at Ray Berry’s home Friday. The next meeting will be at Mrs Delno Mayer’s on February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Ray Berry
J. O. Lobb
Sylvia
Irvin Campbell
Gish
Sioux City
Elmer Schneider
Guy Rogers
Hemingford
Lou Schmidt
Guy Berry
Wesley
Grace Aid
Delno Mayer
Colton Public Community Sale Advertised in Colton
The big annual sale will be held in Colton Nebraska with items listed to appear on the big bill. Col. C. P. Millett Liberty State Bank Colton Grain Co. are noted among organizers or sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colton
Erty State Bank
Colton Grain Co
Woodmen of America
Mrs Ankeny Hostesses Womens Social at Dalton
The ladies of the church visited Mrs. V C Ankeny at Dalton Thursday afternoon for a social time with refreshments provided by the ladies. Rev Largent organized a Boy Scout troop at the church Monday night. Mrs Guill served refreshments and Mr and Mrs Louie Reimers hosted Center teachers at dinner Sunday night for J O Lobb and daughter Sylvia Ernest Baker and Sig Iverson were also mentioned in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Ankeny
Dalton
Largent
Guill
Louie Reimers
Center
J. O. Lobb
Sylvia
Ernest Baker
Sig Iverson
Antelope Divide Local Visitors and Family Gatherings
Friday visitors at the Jens Olsen home included Mr. and Mrs. Tike Killham. Various callers and visits occurred across Kimball and Sidney with relatives, neighbors, and friends sharing weekend and Sunday activities, including anniversary gatherings and multiple home visits.
Home Visit Mention at C P Herboldsheimer Residence
Howard Madden made a call at the Mrs. V A Nelson home Thursday morning, noting activity at the C P Herboldsheimer residence in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C P Herboldsheimer
Howard Madden
Residents Share Weekend Visits in South Colton
Inez Nieman stayed with cousin Dorothy Elsen overnight. Frank Workman and children had Sunday dinner with George Deaver, Conrad Messing, and Bill Regan. A call was made to Harry Witters. Frank Rauner family visited George Deaver on Sunday afternoon. George Niemar family had supper at H. J. Elsen. Alvin Andre of Sidney spent Sunday at H. J. Elsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Nieman
Dorothy Elsen
Frank Workman
George Deaver
Conrad Messing
Bill Reganina
Harry Witters
Frank Rauner
George Niemar
H. J. Elsen
Alvin Andre
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Rural Community Notes
Harold Witters spent Thursday night with Stanley Elsen. Charles Deaver and Walter Flicker were business callers at the John George home Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Elsen and son Bobby attended an aid meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt Wednesday afternoon. Members of telephone line 1F held their annual meeting Friday evening at the Fastenow school house. George Messing was elected secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gabriel and Elizabeth Engel of Gurley were Sunday chimere guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fastenow and son, Adair. Bobby were dinner guests Wednesday of Mrs. Alvin Andre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tike Killham
Jens Olsen
Maurice Nelson
Denver
J. W. Bertramson
L. K. Nelson
Beryl Dykman
Barbara Whitney
C. A. Glassburn
Milan
Max
E. M. Nelson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Edson Madden
George Whitney
Kimball Hospital
Eloise Hiett
Kimball
John Heimer
Roscoe Madden
Janis Whitney
Delores Nelson
Delores
Jan
James Johnson
Allen Nelson
Anna Reineka
Harold Witters
Stanley Elsen
Charles Deaver
Walter Flicker
John George
H. J. Elsen
Bobby
Henry Schmidt
Fastenow School
George Messing
Charles Gabriel
Elizabeth Engel
Gurley
J. F. Fastenow
Adair
Alvin Andre
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