Local Social Notes From Bunker Hill Community
Mrs John Engel and children visited Mrs Frank Beyer and family on Wednesday. Various neighbors, including the den Bales, Happel, Rohde, Beyer, Overman, and Engel households, shared calls and visits through the week. The district 76 school meeting drew a large attendance, and elevator meetings at Drowns were well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Engel
Frank Beyer
John Novotny
Iva Beyer
den Bales
Glen Bales
Waiter Hoppel
Roy Buckleiter
Dorothy
Walter Hoppel
Rohde
Fred Bartels
Pete Beyer
Wm. Jeudes
Zike
Sidney
P. Beyer
Chas. Overman
Drowns
Loretta Hill
Fred Klug
Ernest Hill
Arthur Obendorfer
Local West Gurley Residents and Visitors Activities
Community members including Fred Korsemeyer improving homes, Mrs A D Rose and others visiting, Emmett and Cecil Brown fishing trip to Minatare, several families gathering for picnics and visits around Krueger lake and Knox home. Travel in rain, mules broken, health notes on Duane Larson recovering from pneumonia.
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Fred Korsemeyer
Hig House
A. D. Rose
Mrs. Knox
Emmett
Cecil Brown
Scottsbluff
Roy Spiker
John Croshans
Chappell
Krueger Lake
Herman Fastenan
Geo. Tartels
Omaha
Ray Spiker
Victor Knox
Huntsman
Duane Larson
Denver
WH Evert
Bert Walker
John Groshans
Knox
Curt Scott
Joe Minshall
Melvin Cherry
Dave Brown
Voch Brothers
Pleasant View Social Roundup From Wittrock Area
Pleasant View residents recount a weekend of picnics, dinners, and visits. Families such as Wittrocks and Borchers hosted or joined events, with neighbors traveling to Cheyenne and Julesburg for medical aid and visits. The Golden Eagle Stock Co. show and various quilting and social gatherings were noted. The Wittrock home hosts the next Ladies Aid meeting on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B Wittrock
Nora
Elinore Haack
Ruth
Verona Borcher
Amanda Gemeinhardt
Johnson's Grove
Revo
J. T
Hink
Gertrude
Margaret Wenzloff
Cheyenne
Albert Schlichting
Art Schuessler
R. Pelster
Walter Borcher
Herman Mangels
Golden Eagle Stock Co
Ben [Elperts
Frank Mueller
Fred Korsemeyer
Wm. Borcher
H. B. Wittrock
Boergt
Eunice
Sidney
Ben Hilperts
Joe Goerler
Laverna
Memorial Hospital
Julesburg
O. Langpop
BE. Ebert
Chicago
Paul Reins
Mr. Branedhof
Pilger
Nebraska
Walther
Lutheran Congress Declares Bible Safest Guide
The Augsburg Synod in Omaha reaffirmed fundamentalist doctrine, calling the Bible the Word of God and the infallible guide to salvation. It upheld the sacraments as essential grace, denounced infant baptism as mere ceremony, and urged prayer for spiritual awakening and restraint from worldly frivolity.
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Lutheran Church
Lutheran Augustana Synod
Omaha
Facts About Nebraska Industry and Energy Use
Nebraska leads manufacturing with meat packing dominating output above 300 million dollars. Other sectors include flour mills, dairy products, rail shops, and printing. Electricity use rose 16 percent from last year to 4.242 million kilowatts in April, with hydro power up about 50 percent from March and February. Nebraska has 247 electric stations with 254000 horsepower installed plus 75 steam plants, 47 hydro plants, and 122 oil plants. Privately owned plants supply over four fifths of state energy. Public charitable institutions cost 6500 dollars daily to operate. The health department logged 1118 water tests and 13 ice tests. Nebraska houses the nation’s largest tire pump and tag printing factories, and school district properties are valued at 75 million.
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Nebraska
I.p
Kearney
United States
Divorce awards in district court split custody after desertion
In district court Judge J. L. Tewell presided last week as Harleys Smith was granted a divorce from Catherine Smith for desertion. Custody of one child went to the defendant until further orders. Sylvia Null was granted a divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Tewell
Harleys Smith
Catherine Smith
Sylvia Null
Cruelty and Non Support Charges Mentioned
The article notes that cruelty and non support were the charges pursued in the case, detailing the legal actions and implications for the accused.
Judge Tewell Grants Plea of Petitioner
Judge Tewell granted the plea of the petitioner, ruling in favor of the request and setting the case for further proceedings as appropriate. The decision ends the current contention and directs compliance with the court’s order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewell
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Bunker Hill
West Gurley
Shaer Larson
Mother
Frank Christenson
Douglas Cruise
Gurley, Nebraska
Lutheran Congress
J. R. Taylor, M.D
Larson
Muale
G. D. Webster
Gapen
Cheyenne County
R. E. Roche, M.D
Roche Bulldins Res
Chas. H. Gardner County Surveyor Office
Joseph Oberfelder
Alise
Sidney, Nebr
William
A. R. LeSueur
Nebr
Fred S. Stowe
Cheyenne County Trading Co. Bldg
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