Lorenzo Car Crash Hurts Several In Lorenzo Area
A Sunday accident near Lorenzo left several residents injured. Mrs Frank Meier and Mrs John Treinen were moved from Roche Hospital to their Lorenzo homes to recover. The driver Clyde sustained a broken leg, with Mrs Albert Sommerfield severely hurt. Clyde’s passenger injuries were minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Treinen
Roche Hospital
Lorenzo
Ed Walker
Hugh Paris
Ed Meier
Edgar Meier
Mildred van Steenberg
Frank Meier
Hugh Cortney
E. H. Cortney
Bronson
Melvin Hiett
Rita Cortney
Patty Fleming
Walter Phelps
Melvin
Eleanor Ruth
Claire Mohatt
Ervin Phelps
Jimmy
Charles Cady
Sterling
Ole Waggaman
Teel
Johnstown
Colo
George Fleming
Doris Hiett
Lincoln
Ralph Harlan
Audrey Ellison
Evelyn Galloway
Sam Chambers
Claude Chambers
Bernard Roelle
Harvey Jacobsen
Violet Raddatz
Faye Roelle
Ligh School
Gallo- Ras
Bob Hiett
Marvin Fleming
Howare
Denver
Merle Jacobsen
B. Clyde
Albert Sommerfield
Taylor Hospital
Clyde
Local Social Notes From Morris Jessen Area
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hume hosted dinner with Eagle Elda Hume and Mrs. Paul Ingwerson and family visiting. Arleta Ingwerson attended district 57 school events. Fred Kilgore and Ray Sanders spent Sunday with friends nearby. The Ingwersons and Ruby Layman joined the Hume family for Sunday. John Thompson stayed overnight with the Hume. Joe Stretch attended a funeral in Broken Bow with his wife, returning Monday. Cecil Hume and family visited W. H. Filorke, and Betty June Neff, Donald Hume, and Dave Ingwerson joined Howard Neff and children in Dalton. John Jessen took a business trip to Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Hume
Morris Jessen
Arleta Ingwerson
Fred Kilgore
Ray Sanders
Paul Ingwerson
Ruby Layman
Lavern Queen
Howard Neff
John Thompson
C G. Hume
Joe Stretch
Broken Bow
Cecil Hume
W.H Filorke
Betty June Neff
Donald Hume
Dave Ingwerson
Sidney
Dalton
James Hume
John Jessen
Superior
Goodview Club Fun Feed Highlights Local Socials
The Goodview Sunshine club met at Mrs John Kastens home with 25 members and two visitors. New member Mrs Harold Isley joined. A February 17 meeting is planned at Mrs Dick Scastens. Members and guests hosted Sunday dinners and visits across nearby towns, with a school auditorium fun feed featuring toasts, talks, songs, and a skit by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
John Kastens
Harold Isley
Dick Scastens
Wayne Bond
Virginia Lee
Roy Bond
Leonard Bond
Fred Kastens
Orville
Dick Kastens
Leland Farrell
Alva Franklin
August Christensen
Goodview
Dallas Clouse
Fred. Franklin
Chappell
Miss Vosberg
Merva King
Mrs. King
Merva Jean
Wanda
Phyllis Campbell
Lois Munson
Ruth Dorman
Edmund Stevens
Ed Stevens
Civil Service Elevator Conductor Exams Announced
The U S Civil Service Commission opens an open competitive examination for elevator conductor. Entry salary 1080 annually with a 34 percent retirement deduction. Applicants need 3 months in elevator operation in the last decade, be at least 18 and under 50. Most states have not met their apportioned quota in Washington.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Maryland
Minnesota
Missouri
North Dakota
Rhode Island
Utah
Virginia
Washington
District of Columbia
Lodge Pole Irrigation Meeting Draws Regional Attendees
Local residents report increased interest in irrigation tests as groups from Bushnell Ogallala and nearby areas attend a Thursday meeting. People such as Mrs George Line Wesley Kelly and son Wallace, O Troy from Chappell, and A P Kripal joined the event with several others from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge Pole
Wesley Kelly
Wallace
Bushnell
G. W. Sine
Ogallala
L. C. Line
O. Troy
Chappell
Dr Leo J Thomas Opens Chiropractor Clinic
Dr Leo J Thomas announces a new chiropractic clinic located in the Osborn Building. The practitioner offers chiropractic care and naturopathic services to the local community, aiming to provide holistic wellness options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Thomas
Osborn Building
Booby Bird Named by Portuguese Sailors
The booby is a fish eating sea bird of the gannet family found in most tropical seas. Its name is said to come from Portuguese sailors who called it that for its habit of perching on ships and permitting capture.
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Silas Rose
Lee Hawkins
Robert
Glen Easterly
Henry Brachtenbach
Nick Brachtenbach
Charles Walker
Bert Walker
Caroline Kurz
J. R. Vernon
Otto Raddatz
William Breternitz
John Hajek
Josephine
Virginia Mae Eicher
Ed Nelson
Pearl
Robert Robertson
James Walker
Lawrence
Leo Brachtenbach
Harold Langley
R. A. Brown
Robert McGee
R. D. Reynolds
Oregon
Myr
Ernest Langley
Melvin Phelps
Frank Nelson
John
Meier Hall
O. P. S. Way
Rome
K. C
Icrton
LUX
H. Liss
the Telegraph
Rinso
Lifebuoy
LUX Toilet
Lifebudy
Lyeye
Sidney, Nebraska
Safeway
O. P. Skaggs
Star Cash Market Publix
Greenlee’s Inc
Modern Cash
Zwickl’s
North Side Grocery
Central Market
Cottage Grocery
Roberts Cash Grocery
Sidney Drug Company
Western Drug Company
Sun Drug Company
Potter, Nebraska
E. H. Seyfang
Johnson Store
Sunol, Nebraska
Wayside Grocery
Alyes
Nebraska
Clayton
Simpkins
Handley Drug Company
E.S. Ewing H. ‘L. Heizer & Son Christensen Grocery
Gurley
Semerad’s Grocery & Meats
Nebraskas
Dix, Nebraska
E. O. Houghtaling
K. L. Christy
Jenny
LUX Radio Theater
Elda Hume
Goodview Club
Joyce Adams
John Schneider
Lanny Welton
Silverton
Ore
California
Marion Wolfe
Mae Swanson
Near Ledge Pole
Lace Sprengel
Joe Lindley
Edith Line
Richard Bartling
John Grimes
Mrs. George Line
A. P. Kripal
Joe Disney
Henry Bosryman
A. C. Peterson
Harry Lindley
R. A. Bond
George Whitefoot
Hastings
Phyllis
Everett Davis
H. C. Craig
Firth Booth
Sund
Genevieve Englert
Charles Wise
Floyd Wise
Doyle
Arnold
Glen
Nettie Ayers
J. C. Wolfe
Bridgepoort
Clyde Schad
Marjorie Ruback
Roy Peterson
Oshkosh
Dorothy Line
Lewellen
D. W. Bailey
G. W. Line
C. O. Bills
Mr. Jacobs
Noah Walters
A. W. Stutzman
Julesburg
George Line
Carl Olson
EE. Hannah
Nellie Lehmkuhl
Lisco
Addie Lisco
The
Hanson Audit Company
Fremont, Nebraska
Alfred L. Hanson
M. E. Church
Sidney High School
A Capella Choir
W.p.ackerman
J. W. Johnson
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