Maple Grove Community Social Calendar Highlights
A long list of Maple Grove residents including Ed Miles Nels Johnson W T Sharman and Harold Spiker visitations and gatherings across days from Tuesday to Sunday. The notes mention birthday celebrations at the Waddell and Junker homes, church and Farm ers Union meeting set for February 7 with an oyster supper and a Maple Grove play to be performed at the Liberty school on February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Fred Irwin
Ed Miles
Nels Johnson
H. P. Cortney
W. T. Sharman
Harold Spiker
Lavonne
Leonard Walker
Lowell Hoktom
John Olson
Beatrice Nelson
Ed Cortney
R. W. Johnson
Walter
T. C. Spiker
W. T. Shaiman
Vern
Ray Reyroth
Charles Jones
Eldon
C. O. Hade
Marvel Miles
James Irwin
Lowell Hokom
John Hokom
Samis
Ruth Cortney
Alliance
Albert Brandl
Paul Draper
Sidney Draw By Cecelia Kura
Sidney Scriber notes illness and social visits in a sequence of local events. Town residents including the Chambers, Koester, Kurz, Walker and Henderson families share Sunday dinners, calls, and show attendance. The MIC meeting, a surprise shower for Mrs. Koester, and livestock show trips are listed with various visitors and next meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Scriber
C. S. Chambers
al Koester
Ed Walker
John Kurz
Frank Kurz
Eli Henderson
Earl
Gertrude
Gibbon
J. A. Mohart
Oades
Harold
Freda Kurz
Sidney
Lowe
MIC
C. 5
Chambers
Fern Anderson
Miss Hemmer
Sam Chambers
Alfred Sprenger
Clifford Hammond
Arvin Livingston
R. O. Chambers
Minat
Ezra Chambers
A. M. Anderson
Roy
Denver
Bert Walker
John ‘Kurz
The.c
Mike Stone
Bronson
Baby Beef Club
Claude Chambers
Emmett. Friel
Rovert Kurz
Leon
Double cross at Arlington betting run ends in Shanghai win
In a turf betting tale at Arlington Park the plan to back Hunky Dory backfires as Beezer Bertie’s grand scheme to fix the odds collapses the bettors’ hopes. Shanghai runs true, Bertie’s scheme exposed, and the group recovers from a ten dollar loss amid a cautionary finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funky Dory
Mudder
Arlington
Harry the
Beezer Bertie
Shanghai
Bertie
Harry the Pinhead
Harry
Fleetfoot
Skagway
Arlington Park
Dory
Hunky Dory
Lodge Pole News Recap of Local Visits and Events
Gossip on Sunday rounds and Thursday gatherings as residents visit kin from Sund to Sunol. Notables include Mrs. George Line and Mrs. Firth Booth, Nellie Petteys returning from Sidney, and the Queen grocery becoming Hafer store plus Hafer moving to Ogallala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firth Booth
Sund
Nellie Petteys
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Beebe
George
Dinsdale
W. G. Crose
Henry Whitefoot
Boelus
Ernest
Nettie Dickinson
Ben Vacik
Paul Booth
G. W. Line
Sunol
Chappell
R. E. Millsap
North Platte
Omaha
H. R. Neuman
Crook
Lodge Pole
Millard Queen
Rush Creek
Hafer
Queen Grocery
Mark Hafer
Ogallala
B. J. Bates
Mike Mauser
Taylor Hospital
Ethel Deaver
Alliance
Lee Johnson
Ralph Talish
Dalton
Bunker Hill Social Roundup At Local Homes
Visitors dropped by multiple homes in Bunker Hill including Mrs Richard Welton and sons James and Albert at the Welton home Friday evening. A large crowd attended a school play Thursday. Various neighbors from Sidney and Sioux City called on or hosted at local residences through Sunday and Tuesday light social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julesburg
Ray Clough
Ed Mintken
James Devier
Paul Vick
Emil Marx
Lloyd Yowell
Belleville
Kane
Hazel
Dorothy
Clarence Mellberg
C. A. Baker
Mable
Ruby
Arthur Larson
Betty Jane
Earl
Mary Ann
Carl Christensen
Arnold Westerhoff
Henry Yowell
Ed Weikhorst
Forrest Devier
J. D. Devier
Hazel Munshaw
Mrs. Scott
J.D. Devier
Jane
Virginia Lee
Shirley Fay Devier
Jean Rathman
Luella Marx
Iva Beyer
James and
Albert
James Rezac
Richard Welton
Joe Shupe
Sidney
Ben Gross
Bunker Hill
Hilbert Borcher
Glen Bales
William Rhode
John Engel
Lorene Engel
Fred Beyer
Art Borcher
H. A. Fecht
Dalton
Frank Beyer
Dora Ehmke
P. J. Beyer
Mildred
Denver
East Dalton by Edith Devier
Mr and Mrs 8 HE Pool of East Dalton are noted in a brief social item. The short notice records a local couple and mentions their residence, reflecting a small community announcements style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Dalton
Edith Devier
HE. Pool
Engineer Erred Cannot Park On Own Street
A brief to the supreme court argues a city grading mistake by an engineer prevents residents of Mitch ell from parking in front of their homes. Property owners seek a district court appeal pathway, contending the legislature failed to provide a method for second class city residents to appeal directly to the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Mitchell
District Court
Civil Service Job Openings For Engineering Inspectors
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for engineering materials inspector positions with salaries from 2000 to 2600 dollars a year. Deductions of 3.14 percent go to retirement annuity. Specialties include mechanical electrical and aeronautical. Applicants must have specified experience in the relevant specialty. Full information from D. M. Boyd at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
D. M. Boyd
District Four Second In Member Campaign in State Drive
District Four of the American Legion ranks second in the state department membership drive with 88.27 percent of quota. District Three leads at 91.32 percent, while the department average is 72.92 percent. Lawrence Schwartz of Potter is district commander in this territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
State Department
Lawrence Schwartz
Potter
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Maple Grove
Ed. Miles
Carl Kurz
Junior Olson
Farmers Union
Cecelia Kura
Mrs. George Line
Mrs
Erred
District Four
Florsheims
Hink’s Shoe Store
Ulstra- Violet
Wards Supreme
Supreme
New Companion Radio
RCA
Hazeltine
Europe
Tvt
Oriente and P
Wards
Penn