Gurley Community Notices and Weddings Update
Gurley Garden club met with harsh S. J. Flora Thursday afternoon Iris care varieties discussed Report on the park shows no projects in 60 days Hope to start work soon Committees chosen for a trip to Alliance in July Club plans a picnic in Alliance park E J Nelson and family and Nels Lindberg and daughter Emma returned from Omaha and eastern Nebraska Mrs Winegar visiting Gurley Mrs Ford Weikhorst returned from Lincoln after attending their son James Taylor's wedding to Doris Elliott Duane Chapman ill with pneumonia in Denver Various local visits and travel noted including Irene Cunningham and Berton’s weekend trip to North Bend Several marriages celebrated Betty Ruth Garvin and J Dale Flora married at the groom's parents home Rev G R Flora officiating Bride wore white satin gown with pink and white decor East to West travels noted for Flora family and wedding party Train schedule changes affect Gurley service Church announcements note no Sunday morning services at the Methodist church for a period Dr W C Norine and family visiting Gurley Gladys Heine returning for summer in Gurley P C Collart hosts visit with the Lee family and Ina Collart Gurley to Oshkosh baseball game planned Memorial Day events at Grace Lutheran church with large attendance and thanks to contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley Garden Club
Hars
S. J. Flora
Winegar
Nels Erickson
Gurley
Ford Weikhorst
Lincoln
Weikhorsts
James Taylor
Norfolk
Doris Elliott
Sidney
Duane
Emmerson Chapman
Denver
R. L. Carrier
Ogallala
Elsie Carrier
Charles McRoberts
Irene Cunningham
Berton
North Bend
Alvina Plohr
Frank Weber
Dalton
L. Walker
Harold Lessman
Wilma Snyder
Ed Rihn
Sara Snyder
Birdella Dawson
Louis Jurgens
Jurgens
Muriel Volkman
Henry Fredericksen
Pete Mortensen
Charles Gathman
Cheyenne
Harry Engel
Lyons
Colo
Mr. Sextorp
Bloomfield
Charles Gabriel
Betty Ruth Garvin
E . Garvin
J. Dale Flora
Lisco
Gurlty
Brice
Rev
G. R. Flora
Oshkosh
Stanley Boyer
Chester
Lohengrin
Ellabelle Flora
Earl Lessig
Clara Flora
Velma McKenzie
Ralph Garvin
Mary Roberta Lasby
Dorothy Hodtwalker
Crete
Helen McKenzie
Eunice Burd
Ozarks
Peru College
Midland College
J. Flora
John
Dale
Methodist Church
Epworth League
W. C Norine
Lyn
Tonasket
Wash
W B. Pitman
Dr. Norine
Grand Island
Mrs. Norime
Agnes Dwyer
Roy Gabriel
Harry Lee
Lee
C.daugh
Theyare Island
P C Collart
E C Collart
Alma Colart
Gladys Heine
Fred Heine
Farmers Union
Fred Heme
Hugh Dowler
Herman Jurgens
Grover Larsen
William Eigenberg
Grace Lutheran Church
Gurley-Dalton Post
The
American Legion
Dowler
H R Dowler
Des Moies la Grace Lutheran Church
Young Peoples Missionary League
Mount Vernon Community News and Guest Visits
Mt. Vernon Sunday school at 10 am. Mrs. Edward Doyle and Frances Lacy of North Platte visited the James Mohatt home Sunday afternoon. Numerous local families attended gatherings, birthdays, and club meetings including the Homesteaders club and the M. I. club. Several residents traveled to Sidney for eighth grade exercises and a variety of social visits occurred among C. A. Glassburn, Dewitt Glassburn, Arthur McMillen, H. J. Hammond, and others from Mt. Vernon and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Doyle
Frances Lacy
North Platte
James Mohatt
H. J. Hammond
Martha
M. I. Club
H. J Hammond
Carlton Knight
Chadron
Vern Pearson
Los Angeles
Broadwater
C. A. Glassburn and Son
Milan
Kathryn
Wayne Peterson
Herbert Thomas
Jeanette Glassburn
Sidney
Dewitt Glassburn
Joyce
Arthur McMillen
Alfred Koester
Clara Belle
Ted Lingwall
Cheyenne
J. A. Lingwall
Leroy Hull
Roscoe
C. A. Glassburn
Alfred Sprenger
Anna Reineka
Lula
Charles Sprenger
Dorothy
Sidney Friday
Victor Chambers
Merzarc? Mohart
Lucile Walker
Goodview Notes Light Showers For Crops And Visits
Goodview community reports several showers with more rain needed for crops. Phyllis Campbell stayed with Marjorie Grimes overnight, while Dallas Clouse spent Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs A B Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodview
Phyllis Campbell
Marjorie Grimes
Dallas Clouse
A. B Thompson
Social Roundup at H O Withers Home and Local Visits
A ginocle party was held at the H O Withers residence Saturday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs A E Kernej, Mr and Mrs A B Thompson, Mr and Mrs Charles Hefer, Mr and Mrs James Campbell, and Mr and Mrs Clair Adams. Refreshments followed games. John Schneider entertained at Stincay dinner for Henry Borgman and family, and for Roy Wole and family. Floyd Stoll, Lavern, and Robert hauled coal for Goodview school district. Florence Stoll worked at Ferris drug store in Chappell Saturday. Ed Markel and son Richard visited Fred Kastens Jr. Sunday evening. Lewis Lerz was a Sunday dinner guest of Fred Kastens Sr. at Lodge Pole. Marion Wolfe and family were visited by May Swanson and family Sunday. John Schneider and family hosted Mrs Will Fowler’s Monday visit. Mrs John Kastens helped Mrs Hubert Bordegard with Friday work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Danes
Evelyn
Sidney
E. M. Nelson
Leo Olsen
Ada
Maurice Nelson
Nadine
Allen Nelson
Danny
Lewellen Nelson
Dewitt Glassburn
Leroy Hull
Clarence and
Francis
H. O Withers
A. E Kernej
A B. Thompson
Charles Hefer
James Campbell
Clair Adams
John Schneider
Stincay
Henry Borgman
Roy Wole
John Kastens
Floyd St
Will Fowler Moncay
Hubert Bordegard
Thompson Helps at Alva Franklin Farm
A.B Thompson assisted at the Alva Franklin farm on Tuesday morning while Fred Franklin returned from Hastings on Monday morning. Mrs Franklin stayed at Red Cloud to visit her parents and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B Thompson
Alva Franklin Farm
Fred Franklin
Ings
Franklin
Red Cloud
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Fremont
Mt. Vernon
Mount Vernon
Max Glassburn
Billy
William Henthorn
C. A
E. H. Howe
John S7ll and Son
Norman Trobaugh
Martha Hammond
Home
Whone
Tender Lean
Buick
Braddock-Louis
N. B.C
Red and Blue Networks
Hahler Motor CO
Illinois
Sidney, Nebraska
Eee A Shee
America
Dr. Sedar
Pennsylvania
Galton
Packard
Allowan
Illinois Street
Western
Nebraska
Mitchell
Will Osborne
Black Hawk Cafe
Chicago
Dorothy Rogers
Glistening Trombones
the Barker Cleaners
Jackson Street
Smith-Hughes School
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