Local farm show and community greetings in Crook and vicinity
A Crook area roundup details Monday and Tuesday visits, field work, and social events. Farmers irrigated beets, spread poison mash against grasshoppers, and attended the Crook farmers elevator meeting. Visitors from Sterling, Oakland, and Merino called on residents, with a family birthday party and a medical case in Sidney noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bonser
Albert Otties
Crook
C. W. Bonser
Harry
H. W. Bluhm
George Bonser
George Gipfert
Lodge Pole
Jumbo Reservoir
Edward Lavin
Oakland
Calif
Alice Breed- Jove
San Francisco
J. T. Lewis
B. M. Lewis
Harry Reeves
C. O. Lind
Alice Avery
Merino
Helen Brown
Icel Hellyer
Ruby Lewis
Greeley
Wilma Lewis
Lydia Bonser
Grand Island
T. A
G. W
C. W
C. M. Lee
Sidney
Sunol Annual Meeting Elects Whitmire Director
Sunol residents attended the annual meeting where A F Whitmire was reelected director. The report notes numerous social visits and local engagements including Esther Booth teaching in Great Falls and Estes Park botany study, with many residents traveling to nearby towns for work, school, or errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Booth
Great Falls
Mont
Busy social scene in Gurley and area sightings
A wave of visits and greetings marks a Gurley Midlands spread with many locals traveling to nearby towns. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham, Kieselhorst, Feldman, Nelck, Gibbons, Neick, and Rowan families share calling days, dinners, and weekend trips to Sidney Bridgeport and Deshler alongside hospital and sick list notes and M E Ladies Aid gathering.
Potter and Kimball outnit preachers in Potter area
Rev Wilcox of H Kimball preached at Potter Sunday while Rev Porter filled the Kimball outnit. Alumni banquet crowd met Friday evening and staged an old fashioned charivari for Mr and Mrs Dean Hage meister. Ford Wickhorst and Mrs Herbert Johnson with children called on Mrs Enevoldsen at the Sterling hospital Saturday. Mr and Mrs J Morcross returned from a short mountain trip and will close their business here before moving east. Mrs Matilda Anderson and grandson Morris Hendrickson left Thursday for an extended California trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. K. Oldham
Margaret
Oklahoma City
H. E. Sorter
Roy Hawkins
Indianapolis
Ind
Essie Palmer
Omaha
John Bruner
California
Edward Fisher
N. J. Wilson
Pine Ridge
S. C
Elmer Wilson
Lillian Brady Stark
Gordon
Clyde Brady
Frank Brady
K. C. Knudsen
Lee Hagemeister
Jean
Pawnee City
Hagemeister
Ray Wickhorstt
Fremont
Leela Hagemeister
Lincoln
Austin Philbrick
Long Beach
Calif
Philbrick
M. Miller
C J. Osborn
Sidney
Wilcox
H Kimbal
Potter
Porter
Kimball
Dean Hagemeister
Ford Wickhorst
Herbert Johnson
Enevoldsen
Sterling Hospital
J. Morcross
Matilda Anderson
Morris Hendrickson
East Center Social Guests Weigh In On Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Will Reinmuth and children were Sunday dinner guests at the Andrew Jensen home. Mr and Mrs N H Tank and Loretta spent Sunday at their daughter and sister Mrs Bill Waiter and Mrs Gish took dinner Thursday at the Irvin Campbell home. Mr and Mrs R R Berry and Chitta spent Memorial Sunday with relatives at Bayard. Dean, Donald and Gordon Wight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Reinmuth
Andrew Jensen
N. H. Tank
Loretta
Bill Waiter
Gish
Irvin Campbell
R. R. Berry
Chitta
Bayard
Dean
Donald
Gordon Wight
Residents and visitors share weekend notes in Dalton area
Sidney residents spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Albert Linton home. The Webster boys and Loretta Osborn returned from Lincoln after attending school. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Waite were guests at Lodge Pole Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J Lobb dined with Ed Mintken east of Dalton last Sunday. John Neibuhr shelled corn Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Sidney
Albert Linton
Webster Boys
Loretta Osborn
Lincoln
Bill Waite
Lodge Pole
J. ©. Lobb
Ed Mintken
Dalton
John Neibuhr
Lobb Family Dines With J Johnsons at Dalton Home
Mr and Mrs J O Lobb and their daughter Sylvia visited the L T Johnson home in Dalton for a dinner Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J O. Lobb Ane
Sylvia
L. T. Johnson
Dalton
Early Use of Shellac in Sanskrit and India
The text notes shellac's early appearance in Sanskrit literature and its use as a dye in ancient times. Pliny in 77 A D. mentioned shellac resin gum known in India and eastern regions. Shellac as a varnish has long been known in the east from early eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pliny
India
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South Sunol
H. E. Bonser
Sterling
SUNOL
A. F. Whitmire
James Kucera
Bronson
Bunker Hill
Clayton
Loyal Lindley
Chicago
Coyne Electrical School
Howard Cronk
Denver
Cecil Hunt
Bill Allington
Box Butte
Alliance
Paul Booth
Chappell
A. J. Blauvelt
Hamlin
Kan
A. J. Englert
Blauvelt
Englert
Barnhosky
Hastings
Wythers
Bradshaw
Harry Larkin
T. W. Hubbell
Kenneth Christensen
McKibbon
Bridgeport
Ivan Lucas
Omar Eppenbach
Demers & Son
Carl John
Venango
Bert Allington
A. Cronk
Chadron
Sund
Estes Park
R. J. Pool
Camp Olympus
H. Larkin
J. W. Webb
Blue Spring
Booth Ranch
Webb
Manhattan
Charles Shea
B. C. Kucera
Kucera
East Gurley
L. F. Cunningham
Vernon Neick
Bert Gibbons
Ernest Kieselhorst
Gurley
Carl Feldman
Irene Feldman
Sheldon
John Kieselhorst
Frank
Ernest
F. W. Busse
Charles Neick
Henry
Ella Kreinbring
Clarks
Deshler
Harold Gibbons
Thurma Neick
Ed Rihn
Harold Rowan
Broken Bow
F. A. Rowan
Neal Rowan
Kearney
Cruise
Vernon Nelck
Harold
Orville Gibbons
Wayne Gilbert
Charles Nelck
Thurma
Frank Folkerts
Earl Johnson
John Jurgens
Emma Ravert
William Nelck
Otto Kruger
George Hinrichs
Leo Miller
F A Rowan
M. E
S. D. Ahim
Theo Borcher
Herman Jurgens
Ray Miles
Henry Hinrichs
St Ahlim
Ernest Hieselhorst
Vernon and
Thurma Nelck
Orville Grobens
Gurney
Carl Craft
Hans Rushman
Willys
C. B. Toledo, O
Willys Six
Mexico City
Puebla
Mount Baldy
Nebraska
Ossaly
East Center
Tor
Frances Bridges
Ideal Beauty Shop
Ella E. Beck
Miss Bridges
Ringlette
Nebr
Jones
E. E. Free
America
Illuminating Engineering Society
Lucky Strike
The
A. T. Co
Mfrs
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
B.C
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