Dalton Board floods pool for skaters in town
A Dalton board had the swimming pool flooded to serve skaters while local residents plan a busy week. Mrs. H L Heizer and Mrs Elmer Martin fell ill at Gurley school and were operated on at a local hospital Thursday night. Mrs. Burton Cunningham substitutes, and Mrs Otto Kruger, mother of Mrs Neil Parady, was hospitalized Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Martin
Gurley
Burton Cunningham
Otto Kruger
Neil Parady
Forrest Devier
Max Goeman
Dalton
Simla
Sam Sawyer
Odd Fellows Lodge
Frank Rowan
Masons
Henry Mayer
Fort Morgan
Harlan Wallick
Mayer
Marie Wallick
Leonard Smith
Altar Society
Earl Munshaw
Peggy
Greybull
Wyo
John Deere
Graff Implement Company
August
Glen Davis
Lamoni
Mildred Heizer
Minatare
Ralph Reinmuth
Ernest Heine
Bayard
OES Kensington Meeting and Local Tidbits
OES Kensington met with Mrs. W W Wolcott of Gurley Tuesday. Various residents and visitors noted: Gus Panos entered Alliance hospital for treatment. The Boyce family spent time at the Carley home. Burlington introduced a new time card on Sunday. Hardins returned home briefly and moved to Bridgeport. Church plans discussed for Young People Day January 30. Families traveled, visits paid, and hospital stays noted across town. Reub Sanders wed Ernest Nickel at Potter. Firemen met Friday. Hardin pool area converted to a skating pond for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OES
Kensington
W. W. Wolcott
Gurley
Gus Panos
Alliance
R. L. Boyce and
Potter
H. C. Bloe
Hardin
Maple Grove Social Guests Share News of Visits and Parties
Maple Grove notes show Mr and Mrs Ed Miles hosting and visiting with multiple neighbors including Albin and Elna Johnson and Art Sassaman. A miscellaneous shower for Walter Johnson drew about 80 guests at Harold Spiker home with gifts and card playing followed by lunch. Other gatherings occurred at Cecil Tremain John Olson W T Sharman and Frank Workman homes with extended family and friends attending dinners and Saturday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Ed Miles
Frank Workman
Local families share sunday visits and gatherings
Andrew Johnson joined supper at John Olson residence on Saturday. Johnson and R. W. Johnson attended Sunday dinner with daughter Helen at her apartment. T. C. Spiker and Kathleen Cruise dined with Harold Spiker. Freq Irwin joined W. T. Sharman for dinner. Eina Johnson and Albin Johnson families visited Mrs. Zella Johnson and Arthur Ray. Tremain and daughter attended funeral of Mrs. Folkerts at Weyerts church. H. P. Cortney and children visited George Deaver. Ruby, Marjorie Deaver and Marie Cortney watched movies. Walter Johnson and family spent Sunday with his parents. Fred Irwin and Arthur Sassaman visited John and Chris Junker. Ray Tremain’s daughter enjoyed Sunday evening at his home. Robert Irwin and wife spent Sunday evening with Albin Johnson. Earl Sharman spent Monday with Ed Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin Johnson
Elna Johnson
J. C. Jorgensen
Ed Miles
Arthur Sassaman
Cecil Tremain
Andrew Nelson
Andrew Johnson
Art Sassaman
John Olson
Beatrice Nelson
Paul Hckom
Zella Johnson
Arthur Ray
W. T. Shar
R. W. Johnson
Helen
T. C. Spiker
Kathleen Cruise
Harold Spiker
Freq Irwin
W. T. Sharman
Eina Johnson
Fred Irwin
John
Chris Junker
Ray Tremain
Robert Irwin
Earl Sharman
Elsen Family Attend Lutheran Church Meeting in Sidney
Marchita Benedict spent weekend with Harvey George. A. W. Thomas and sons visited Albert Mueller. H. J. Elsen and son Stanley called on L. T. Rezanina. Herman Stueve did business in Sidney. Elsen visited Kimball Friday. Fred Reker, A. W. Thomas, Arnold Stockamp and H. J. Elsen attended St. Paul’s Lutheran church annual meeting in Sidney Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchita Benedict
Harvey George
A. W. Thomas and Sons
Albert Mueller
H. J. Elsen
Stanley
L. T. Rezanina
Herman Stueve
Sidney
Earl Sharman
Wayne Elsen
Kimball
Fred Reker
A. W. Thomas
Arnold Stockamp
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Local families share meals and visits across town
Bobby Nieman and family plus the Mosemans enjoyed dinner with the Elsen and Stanley families. A charivari honored Lester Theis of Lodge Pole. William George and others were guests of Herbert and Lenzen families. illness of a grandmother noted. Earl Sharman stayed overnight with Stanley Elsen. Roth and Benedict birthdays celebrated.
North Divide Social Roundup Sparks and Visits
Ross Bayne was a guest of Barton Kinton Sunday. George Rippe called at the Herman Blanke home Monday. Ruth Kinton attended lodge in Sidney Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J A Sparks hosted events and visits at multiple homes. Several Kinton relatives from Wahoo and local hosts shared casual gatherings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Bayne
Barton Kinton
George Rippe
Herman Blanke
C. B. Kinton
Fred Seimers
Fred Kettler
Paul Sparks
J. A. Sparks
D. L. Abbott
Ruth Kinton
Sidney
Ross Kinton
Wahoo
O. L. Miller
N. P. B. Club
T. W. Hawkins
Elmer Chiles
Robert Sparks
Bridge Club
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H. L. Heizer
America
Grand Coulee
Columbia River
Washington
J. A. Gern
Bonnie Mae
Gayville
S. C
Zorn
Marion Neary
Scottsbluff
Clifford Webster
Clarence Martin
Chuch
Franklin Zickafoose
Denver
Panabaker
Maynard Mayer
Sandra Sue
Esther Mayer
Loveland
Alfred Leger
Oak
Henry Kreinbring
Albert Christensen
Kenneth E. Reeves
Omaha
Howard Osborn
Vern Ankeny
Heavy Terry
Percale
J.C. Penney
Maple Grove
Man
Rev. Cortney
H. P. Cortney
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Sam Irwin
Malcolm Johnson
Harvey
Hazel Miles
Marie Cortney
Loretta Wynne
Dorothy Elsen
Zellabele Johnson
Lester Theis
South Colton
H. J. Elsen and Son
Bobby
George Nieman
Williams
Willa
J. F. Moseman
Wayne
Lodge Pole
William George
M. M. Herbert
John George
Elsen
Jean Louise
P. J. Lenzen
North Divide
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Fey. Wsanne
Old Colony
Vanah
Alka-Seltzer
Wrisley
Magnesia
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Galion
Temptation
Banana Split
Wright’s
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