Social notes from East Gurley community events
A long list of visits and gatherings in East Gurley and surrounding areas. Residents and guests include the Nelck, Gibbons, Kieselhorst, Rowan, Hinrichs, Jurgens, Johnson, Cunningham, Leininger, Hatcher, and McGee families among many others. Activities span Tuesday through Sunday with shoppers, picnics, dances, and family visits in Gurley Sidney and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurma Nelck
Bert Gibbons
Samus
Carl Feldman
Emerson Chapman and Sons
John Kieselhorst
Charles Nelck
Thurma
Earl Johnson
John Hinrichs
Delores Wilson
I. W. Busse
Herman Jurgens
Neal Rowan
Gurley
Henry Hinrichs
Frank Kieselhorst
Arthur Rowan
Ray Miles
Vernon
Harold Gibbons
Ernest Hieselhorst
Vernon Nelck
Harold
Orville Gibbons
Joan Kieselhorst
Ernest
Charles Neick
F. Cunningham
Sidney
Warren Cunningham
Joan
Chappell
F A
Rowan
Donna Jean Miles
Wayne Gilbert
Virginia
Vern McManes
Vernor Neick
Dalton
Bert Giboons
Wilian Nelck
Sidney Victors
Emma Ravert
Frank Rowan
Oscar Hatcher
William Nelck
Jess Hatcher
George
Dale Flora
William Engenberg
Frank Niesellhorst
Bridgeport
Frank Foulkerts
Mr. Cunnningham
Jean
Neal Rowar
Birthday Celebrations and Local Social News from Bronson
Mrs Wm Jurner, Mr and Mrs Louis Van Pelt and families, and others gathered at Will Turner home Wednesday to celebrate Thelma Anthony and Roger Dean Turner birthdays with ice cream and cake. Mrs Novac and children left Omaha after a week with Loncar family. Bunker Hill and Sidney played baseball on Bronson diamond, Sidney winning 6 to 4, with Mrs Will Turner recently ill and Mrs Raymond Anthony and children mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Turner
Frank Anthony
Thelma
L. D Lutes
Lloyd Bridgman
Loveland
Colo
L. D. Lutes
Ivy Paxton
Louis Olsen
Raymond Anthony
Robert McGee
John Miller
Mike Meistral
Kingball
Lillian Nevac
Omaha
Mike Lenear
Earl Tolle
Charles Anderson
Louis van Pelt
Grubbs
Potter
Rasmond Anthony
Thelma Anthony
Roger Dean Turner
Novac
Mike Loncar
Bunker Hill
Sidney
Bronson Diamond
South Colton Social Roundup and Visitors Notes
Residents in South Colton host and visit neighbors across Dalton and Sidney. Numerous callers include the Eberl, Elsen, Witters, and Mayer households with afternoons at the Cortney and Shrinert homes, plus club meetings, a schoolhouse gathering, and a South Colton-East Gurley baseball game won by South Colton.
Meadow Lawn Update From Dalton Hospital Return
Mrs John Rathbun, formerly a hospital patient in Dalton, came home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jake Eckert and daughter Mrs Ross Einfeldt are mentioned in the same home note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Mayer
John Rathbun
Dalton
Jake Eckert
Ross Einfeldt
Potter Items and Local Social Notes
Mrs N S Miller reports visits among Montrose Colorado residents including Mr and Mrs Hans Schmidt and niece Mrs George Coulter. Sidney’s Miss Margaret Maher spent time with sister Mrs Clyde Brady. M E Ladies Aid met at church with hostesses Mrs Hite Mrs Vaughn and Mrs Hahn. Community Boosters met at Cords cafe. Mr and Mrs Ray Arnell moved into a new home with a large charivari. Raymond Slocumb was kidnapped and paraded through town after treats, ending at Dr and Mrs Hahn’s for further refreshments. D C Shea burned his hand while heating insulation wax. Mrs Will Kelso and son of Woodman Colorado visiting locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Miller
Hans Schmidt
Montrose
Colo
George Coulter
Margaret Maher
Sidney
Clyde Brady
M. E Ladies Aid
Hite
Vaughn and
Hahn
Commmunity Boosters Club
Cords Cafe
Will Kelso
Woodman
D. C. Shea
Ray Arnell
Raymond Slocumb
Mrs. Slocumb
Thecr
Mrs. Hahn
Potterites and neighbors share town life notes
Mrs Edgar Anderson remains in Kimball hospital after major operation last week. Many residents travel, visit relatives, or attend events from Bancroft Lyons to Denver. Potter sign on the south hills completed. community church services continue through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Anderson
Kimball Hospital
Ardith Bartlett
Bancroft
Lyons
Gatzerer
Esther Elborne
Jack Waite
Don Wills
Scottsbluff
J. M. Hughes
Wayne Reichstein
Hughes
Fairbury
Wayne
Campbell
Maynard Mayer
Chadron
W. Johnson
Joe Johnson
Clarence Johnson
Denver Moonreay
Jess Osborn
Colo
M. W. Osborn
Cynthia
Fred Reetz
Kimball ‘Hospital
Bridge Club
Earl Thayer
G. L. Rogers
Clyde Brady
Bruce Hagemeister
Francis Rogers
Peter Hansen
Potter Bearcats
Peetz
William Bates
Kimball
Potter
Locze Pole
Viola Mudge
Nathan
Natha Mudge
Beatrice
Queen Ranch
Johnson Grove
Marylee
Wahoo
Hagemeister
Nebraska
Carl Barlett
Bartlett
Ford Waikhorst
Catherine
Sorikner
Weikhorst
E. H. Seyfang
A. F. Whitmire
Sundl
Omaha
Grand Lodge of Masons
E. H. Biggs
Betty
Sidney
Freeburgs Travel to Bloomfield Amid Illness
West Center reporter Ruth Osborn notes Mrs. E. F. Zorn Oscar Freeburg and Mr and Mrs Leonard Freeburg left last Wednesday for Bloomfield to be with W L Freeburg son of Oscar Freeburg who is critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Zorn
Oscar Freeburg
Leonard Freeburg
Bloomfield
W.l Freeburg
Local Notes From Lodge Pole and Nearby Homes
Lodge Pole residents share visits with neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Johnson and son returning from Cheyenne after a stay at the F. D. Barlow home. Miss Alta Bahr visits Mrs. W. M. Munson, with the Barlows hosting guests at Surol. Maxine Barlow and Dorothy Line call on the Howerter residence. Claudia Smith returns from Denver with her uncle Joe Pavlat, and travelers briefly occupy Dr. A. Schoenberg's car before investigators arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Mickelman
Dykman
W. M. Munson
Broadwater
Jack Hannah
William Weber
H. J. Handley
North Platte
Harold Rowan
Earl Ayres
Broken Bow
B. J. Bates
Betty
Lloyd Lehmkuhl
Cheyenne
Amelia Lindley
Sundl
Adolph Englert
Alta Bahr
Carl
Nellie Lehmkuhl
Violet Johnson
Marguerite Hunt of
Chappell
Edna Howerter
Chadron
N. D. Johnson and
F. D. Barlow
South Sund
G. W. Barlow
Surol
Maxine Barlow
Dorothy Line
T. D Howerter
Claudia Smith
Denver
Joe Pavlat
Dr. A. Schoenberg
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Gurley
Brownson
Wm. Jurner
H. J. Elsen
A. W. Friede
John Eberl
George Deaver
H. P. Cortney
F. A Johnson
Bill George
Russell Ray
Elm Creek
Mildred
Ruth Witters
Charles George
A. J. Petre
Crook
Elmer Martin
Rs. Martin
Ignatz Merck
John
Margaret Finney
Mildred Witters
Dorothy, Wayne
Curtis Elsen
Wayne Elsen
Lincoln
Harry Witters
Regina
Anthony Messing
S. C
John George
W. L. Needham and Son
Billy
Henry Ixcester
Cackle and Crew
Marjorie Deaver
George Brauer
Adelyn
Harvey
Bill
Jim Castel
South Colton
Minatare
Hinfeldt
Einfeldt
Sy. J. C. Kreacer
Donald
Frank Christensen
Colman Kreacer
Herbert Johnson
R. R. Bovee
Clayton Mayer
Evelyn Peterson
J. C. Kreader
William Schlotfeld
Bert Hoskinson
Lawrence Bowman
Charles Mayer
Nellie Eckert
Jake Eckert and
Kenneth
Ivan Walker
Ernest Myers
William Schletfeld
Jack Rathbun
Dalot
J. C. Kreadner
Ed Walsh
William Scholtfeld
John Shrinert
Pinelyn Cubs
Antelope Divide
Potter Diamond
Martin Colman
Grace Krueger
C. M. Mayer
Chris Peterson
Colman Kreader
Dennis Walsh
Far] Johnson
R. S. D. Hatcher
Stene
King Street
A. A. Morrow
Martin
Ethel Guill
Largent
Loretta Osborn
Clifford Draper
J. C. Guill
Ihe] Guill
Helen Jacobson
Lorenzo
Christian Endeavor
Greenwood
Robert
Roy Nelson
Roy Porter
E. E. Osborn
E. E. Osborn and
Clifton
North Potter
Earl Young
Olive Gineau
Stanley
Young
E. E Osborn
J. Tryon
L. D. Willey
Ruth Osborn
P. W. Weible
James
Gene Weed
John Davison
Paul Weible
P W. Weible
Herbert Whitefoot
Boleus
Tamily
Black Hills
Kenneth Feulscher
State University
Doris Minshall
Billy Minshall
Lewis Barlow
Lee’a
Emma Howerter
G. W. Line
West Center
All
Cosmetic Department
du Barry
Sidney Drug Co
the Corner Drug Store
Mrs. George Line
O. P. Skaggs System
Star Meat Market
Frank Schwasnick
Prop
Westinghouse
Westinge House
Avay
Ment