14 Years Ago Vacation Gossip and Local Social Notes
Dr and Mrs M E Pettibone return from a two week Iowa vacation visiting Norfolk Hastings Oscaloosa Ottumwa and other points. Several locals join golf at Sterling Country Club while others take trips to the west coast and Seattle Los Angeles. Miss Doris Foster visits from Exeter and stays with Mrs W H Davis and Mrs Kreider in Lodge Pole. Henry Yowell and his children travel to Chapell for business. Mrs Gertrude Aldriedge arrives from South Bend Ind for extended visit with Ruby Hutchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Pettibone
Norfolk
Hastings
Oscaloosa
Ottumwa
Iowa
Jesse Tompkins
H. E. Bauman
Don Jorgeson
Sterling Country Club
Henry Bangert
West Coast
Seattle
Los Angeles
Doris Foster
Exeter
W. H. Davis
STARTS SUNDAY AT THE FOX AND OTHER NORTHERN NEBRASKA NOTES
Local items report a Sunday start for a Fox show and new decorations. Frank Anderson traveled from Kimball seeking a racing match but found no rival for his horse. Thear thefts include Dick Eubanks saddle and Willie Eubanks spurs and bridle last Sunday night. A Lincoln Baptist minister Rev C J Lewis preaches at the Methodist church tomorrow. J J Kinney surprised court by taking the oath of American citizenship. he has long served Cheyenne county and lived in Western Nebraska. Several social visits and dinners are noted among Wayne, Lodgepole, Julesburg, Denver, and Kenosha residents, with birthday celebrations for Mr Nordell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Anderson
Kimball
Dick Eubanks
Willie Eubanks
C. J. Lewis
Lincoln
J. J. Kinney
Mr. Kinney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Mrs Sprengel and guests visit Wayne Munsons Friday
Goodview News notes Mrs Don Sprengel, Susan and Becky and Virginia Von Seggren were Friday evening supper guests at the Wayne Munsons. Mrs Garrett Scharrell was in Denver Sunday and Monday completing arrangements to have Miss Kate Forster moved from the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sprengel
Susan
Becky
Virginia von Seggren
Wayne Munsons
Garrett Scharrell
Denver
Kate Forster
Social notes from Goodview and area gatherings
Local residents hosted and visited across Goodview and nearby towns. Families attended dinners, birthday parties, church circle luncheon, and picnic events in Julesburg and surrounding households. Community members noted drilling progress on a Roy Earnhearts ranch and a developing wheat harvest with hail-damaged south strip. local Goodview plans anticipate a good yield.
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Fred Siedow, Jr
Portland
Oregon
Ethel Elliott
Vermillion
South Dakota
B. F. Erwin
Hester Null
E. L. Carter
Kelso
Washington
Freda Lloyd
Rolfe Hine
Greenlees’ Clothing Department
Hollis Kepler
Clarence Perry
California
Mr. Perry
Lake City
Joseph Oberfelder
Adabell Jones
Walter Wassum
Doris McDaniel
Baby
Haig
McCann
Antrim
David Jones
Roscoe Zimmer
Frederick
North Platte
Sergeant Jones
August Granneman
Hot Springs
W. L. Bates
Lloyd Lehmkuhl
Lodgepole
Helen’ ‘Bavedie
Robert, Barlow
American Bank
Xjiss
Barlow
W. H. Adams
Howard Adams
Otto Person
Kinkaid
Allen Hedges
Milo Webster
Reinmuth and
Gillispie
Arthur B. Cohn
St. Louis
Fanny Raymond
Scottsbluff
T. B. Dawson
Sidney
Miss Bowers
Dix
Stewitts
Anna
Agnes Swan
Cheyenne
Henry Niehus
Redington
Stafford
Dick Forrest
Ogallala
Steel
John McCauley
Pumpkin, Creek
Berquist
White House Hall
the Fox
Charlotte Bruenning
Kenosha
Wis
Bill Christensens
Otto Eineman
Carl Schou
Jdohf Nordell
Nordell
Irvin Clark
Dennis Walsh
Dick Kastens
Harve Bruns
Dora Wieble
Keith
Grandma Kas
Jeffrey Hunter
JE Jeanne Crain
30Th Century-Fox
Whitmore’s
Whitmore
Goodview News
W. P. Ackerman Agency
Sidney, Nebr
Frank Jones
Evelyn Kastens
Art Stoll
John
Boyd Weist
Max Lindley
Anderson
Julesburg
Hubert Bondegard
James Campbell
Harold Isley
Maude Span
Mildred
Lodgepole Methodist Church
Isley
Harold Knight
Anselmo
Nebr
Pat Kennedy
Everett Walsh
Billy Ray Christensens
Lowell Hokom
Howard Christensens
Hamm’s
America
Minnesota
Theo
Hamm Brewing Co
St. Paul
Minn
Edward R. Murrow
the News
CBS Kolt
UTS
Mark
Buick
Jone Ta
Henry J. Taylor
ABC Network
Jackson St
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