Memorial Day in Potter and region events
Potter and Hanna residents spent Memorial Day with services, visits, and social gatherings. Notables include Mr and Mrs Ray Wager and children, Leroy Slocum's summer in Kansas Valley, a Lakumit firm enlistment, and families like Harris, Tarson, and Witt entertaining in Potter. Local golf fans saw Kimball lead by three points amid ideal weather, as Rev. Slocumb prepares for a hospital visit in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wager
Childr
U of Hanna
Wyo
Potter
Leroy Sloctah
Kenenaw Valley
Vo Bcunes Ent
Lakumit
Harris
Omaha
G. A. Tarson
Kimball
Maxine Wells
Harry Wells
The
Missionary Society
John Witt
Ford Weikhorst
Heribert Johnson
D. F. Enevoldsen
Claude Meecham
FE. H. Biggs
Maple Grove Dinner Hosts and Local Visits
Maple Grove residents Mr and Mrs Nels Johnson hosted a Wednesday dinner with Rev Strandberg and Rev Hassel from Oren Nebraska, Charley Carlson and son from north of Chappell, and the Johnsons. Ministers held services all day at Peniet. Mrs W T Sharman visited Mrs F A Johnson Wednesday afternoon. Earl Holm dined Thursday and stayed with Ed Miles. The Miles family dined Friday with Nels Johnson. Mrs James Booth and pupils plus Miss Ellington and pupils enjoyed a school picnic Friday at the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Johnson
Strandberg
Hassel
Oren
Nebr
Charley Carlson
North of
W. T. Sharman
F. A. Johnson
Earl Holm
Ed Miles
James Booth
Andrew Johnson
George Gade
Miss Ellington
Robert Irwin
R. W. Johnson
N. J. Johnson
Alfred Jorgensen
Kragel Boys
Sidney
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Community Weekend
Route A West Gurley Ray Berry and Cash Scott are mer filling the Hill estate. Mr. Overman's mother has rallied again from a serious attack. Walter Aurich and Walter Ehlers are doing county road work, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rose and daughter Evelyn, and Erwin Seimers called at the Knox home on Sunday. Will Ewert called at the Ab Rose home on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Spiker and sons visited Mrs. Spiker's parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry Braasch of Huntsman, then Decoration day services at Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. John Groshans were in Sidney on Sunday. Oscar Aurich and family drove to Sidney on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walker attended the exercises in Sidney on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Berry
Cash Scott
Hill
Mr. Overman
Walter Aurich
Walter Ehlers
A. D. Rose
Evelyn
Erwin Seimers
Knox
Will Ewert
Ab Rose
Ray Spiker
Sidney
John Groshans
Oscar Aurich
Bert Walker
Voglers Headed to Denver for Farm Home
South Sund notes Mr and Mrs Joe Vogler left Saturday for Denver to establish their future home. A large number attended services at the Wistlin cemetery Sunday afternoon. Many local residents visited relatives and friends across Lodge Pole and Sidney, with gatherings at homes of the Bonser, Miles, and Johnson families. Frequent mentions include Mrs Albert Ottjes and niece, Gordon Deal, J C Miles, and a building of community ties during a period of travel, visitation, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Vogler
Denver
Wistlin Cemetery
J.C. Miles
Goerery
Lodge Lole
Fulmore County
Gordon Deal
Kk. ON. Roth’s
George McCracken
Holmes Ranch
Jacob Zimmerman
Nebraska
J. C. Miles
Roy Kenner
Albert Ottjes
T. A. Bonser
E. N. Roth
Obituary: Mrs Alice Judd Taylor of Sidney
Mrs Alice Judd Taylor born May 27 1858 in Kentucky married James N Taylor in 1876 in Appinoose Iowa. She moved to Sidney in 1917 and was a devoted church member described as patient kind and godly. She died after a life of Christian service leaving three sons and a daughter with one son predeceasing her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Judd Taylor
Kentucky
Appinoose County
Iowa
James N. Taylor
Moulton
Taylor
Sidney
Barly
Jesus Christ
Church
Grandmother Taylor Dies at Sixty Eight in Sidney
The community mourns Alice Tylor age about 68 who passed away May 26 after years of illness. Survived by sons Frederick A. Taylor and Leroy B. Taylor and daughter Blanche McDonald, plus sisters and brothers. Funeral held May 28 at Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. Louis H Kaubb sermon “Blessed are they who mourn.” Interment Sidney cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Taylor
Alice Tylor
Frederick A. Taylor
Holyoke
Cole
Leroy B. Taylor
Gurley
Nebr
Blanche McDonald
Sidney
Helen Vierson
Max Johnson
Methodist Episopel Aghareh
Louis H Kaubb
Essal
Skuta Ahrens
F. O. Burgess
Joseph Shupe
Marjorie Pettett
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. ¥. Stocumb
American Legion
John Quein
Kinball
Sowest
F. G. Johnson
Johnson
Tatter
T the Tabernacle
Slocumb
Anta
Methodist Hospital
Myrtle Gunderson
Adam Gunderson
Elva Crosby
Lorenso
Miriam Partlett
Ray Matthewson
Tekamah
George Erlywine
Matthewson
Lee Haagemeister
Cedar Rapids
Maple Grove
West Gurley
South Sund
AG. Weaver
F. N Sinlth
Charley
FL Oa. Johnson
W.T. Sharman
W. T. Shannon
F. A. Johnson's
Ray Miles
Lois
Nels Johnson's
John Olson
Andrew Nelson
Albin Olson
Andrew Johson
R. Sellin
Hilda
Hartwell
Gladys Sellin
Gathman
Cordula Schahacker
Hebron
Chappell
Volster
Henry Sorge
Alber Jeudes
A. Lendberk
Couch
Henry
Gilbert Sorge
Victor Knox
Evelyn Bancroft
Groshans
Lehmkuhl
Mary Stephens
Lodge Pole
Dave Frown
Edith
Realtors
Sidney, Nebraska
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