Meadow Lawn Lady Hurt In Car Crash
Mrs. Ollie Brogren was injured Wednesday morning when a glare from frost caused her to miss a turn and strike a culvert. She sustained severe facial bruises and a deep gash. Multiple neighbors and friends were noted in social visits and local gatherings after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Lawn
C. M. Mayer
Ollie Brogren
Kenneth Rose
Linda
Lee
Francis Rose
Maynard Mayer
Dalton
Donald ‘Kreacer
Colman ‘Kreader
Inez Nieman
William Shaffert
Ray Fisher
Mayerd Mayer
Grover Sanders
Lee Shoemakiere
Ivan Walker
Maxine Eckert
Chuckie Mayer
Harold Dean Brogren
Rose
Lee Shoemaker
Charles Mayer
Clarence Rogers
Linda Lee
Chicken and Noodles Event at Safeway Saturday
Ladies of the Christian church announce a chicken and noodles sale at the Safeway store on Saturday March 12. Proceeds support church programs and community activities. Funds will aid meals and outreach efforts in the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicken and Noodles
Safeway Store
Ladies of the Christian Church
the Christian Church
Sunnyside Community Social Guests Chronicaled
Sunnyside notes record multiple visits and gatherings at local homes. Families including Wise Brandl Hokom Omel Talish Theis and Tremain share dinners, calls, and weekend visits across Lodge Pole and nearby homes. A birthday party for Zella belle Johnson is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volney Wise
V. W. Wise
Albert Brandl
Lowell Hoktom
Elmer Gade
Ralph Talish
E. A. Johnson
Les Omel and Son
Lowell Hokom
Frank Halsey
John Hokom
Dorothy Theis
Lester Theis
Les Omel
J. A. Talish
W. W. Wise
Lodge’ Pole
Forrest Tremain
Ray Tremain
Chris Lee
Walter Wassum and Sons
Lemoyne Johnson
Ed Block
Louis Schmale
Lloyd and Dale Talish
Harold Omel
Lorraine Block
Arlene Schmale
Zellabelle Johnson
E. A. Wickard
John Omél
Republican pivot teased by former Democratic governor candidate
Terry Carpenter of Scottsbluff hinted at returning to the Republican fold to seek governor. He noted street talk from Republicans and said he would comment later. Carpenter, a former Democratic congressman and 1936 U S Senate nominee, had been a Democrat before 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Carpenter
U. S. Senate
Dr Leo J. Thomas Chiropractor and Naturopath
A brief notice identifies Dr Leo J Thomas practicing as a chiropractor and naturopath at the Osborn Building. It notes his professional focus and location for potential clients or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Thomas
Osborn Building
Mothers Daughters Honored At Dinner At Potter
Community Boosters officers elected for the year Alfred Arnell president Dean Hagemeister vice president N S Miller secretary treasurer Next meeting at Stines cafe April 6 OD F Enevoldsen program leader About 133 plates served at the mother and daughter banquet last Thursday The men cooked and waited tables dressed in white with green accents Mrs Weimers toast mistress R O Chambers of Minatare in Potter on HOLC business Several Potter residents and visitors noted at homes and events Clyde Brady welcomed a son Clyde born at Taylor hospital eight pounds six ounces Various family visits and hospital updates plus a group gathering at Rev Kahses in Sidney for Mrs Kahses birthday Second campfire group dinner at William Helsing home with green white colors for St Patricks day Farm sale advertised by Elmer Jacobson Potter residents involved in local social rounds and travels Herman Moench and Fern Hoebler of Potter united.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Miller
Community Boosters Club
Alfred Arnell
Dean Hagemeister
Stines Cafe
OD. F. Enevoldsen
Weimers
R. O. Chambers
Minatare
Potter
HOLC
Wayne Binning
Lovell
Wyo
Richard Myers
Roche Hospital
Leo Osborn
Jess Osborn
Sidney
A. F. Whitmire
Donald of
Sundl
John Seyfang
R. V. Francis
Roger
R. L. MacAdam
W. T. Kahse
Kahse
Charles Gunderson
S. Hermansen
Albert Nielsen
August Schmidt
Jeanette Shuck
Palmer Thurston
Rena Ames
Helsing
Clarence Johnson
E. S. Hermansen
Miss Rolfling
Lois Hagemeister
Mary Hermansen
Marjorie Johnson
Elmer Jacobson
Salem
Oregon
Herman Moench
Fern Hoebler
Portia and Her Loved One Marry in Chappel Saturday
Portia and her loved one were wed in Chappel on Saturday afternoon February 26. Both are well known to residents who wish them happiness. The town reports several local notices including Ladies Aid hostesses and community events at the Ray Fisher sale and electric cooking demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappel
Ladies Aid
Ralph Robertson
Dewey Larson
Dean Hagemeister
Leslie Weikhorst
Ralph Merscheim
Byron Pavlat
Chris Cronberg
Medicine Bow
Wyo
Adam Gunderson
Sterling
American Legion Auxiliary
Ray Fisher
Westinghouse
Leslie Wills
Continental Oil Company
Sidney
Potter
Dewey Lovell
W. C. Sheets
Lee Hagemeister
Edgar Anderson
C. C. Pritchard
Elmer Seyfang
John Witt
William Slama
George Gunderson
W. ©. Sheets
Mount Vernon Sunday School Socials and Local Visits
Local notices recount Mount Vernon activities in midweek and weekend gatherings. Families entertained and hosted friends from Beloit and Sidney, with numerous calls at the Lingwall and Walters homes. Community members attend extensions, dinners, and shows, while Betty Anderson misses school for a knee injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
E. H. Howe
Arthur ‘Sindt
Joe Hundrup
Norman and
Orville Trobaugh
Finley Harlow
Alex Fobes
Beloit
Kan
Christina Sprenger
Sorghum acreage in Nebraska to surge this year
Elvin F. Frolik an extension agronomist at the Nebraska Agricultural College predicts about one million acres in Nebraska will be planted to sorghum. This would push sorghums to the fourth largest crop by harvested area, behind corn wheat and oats, with at least 100 percent more land than in the past four years due to drought and grasshopper resistance and a new federal farm program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin F. Frolik
Nebraska Agricultural College
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Frolik
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Inchan
Maridor
Westminster Kennel Club
Madison Square Garden
New York
Charlies Palmer
D. W. Ellis
East Longmeadow
Mass
Bake Sale
Telegraph
Sunnyside
Sylvan Halsey
Terry
Ford
Model Cleaners
John Spence
Edgar Sayre
Tenth Avenue
News of the Week
Portia
Henry Schwendt
Goding Farm
Ray Mathewson
Rudy Boetenschoen
Lowden
Potter Exchange
Walter Abel
Frieda
Inescort
Tony Marsh
Fox
Mr. Vernon
Mrs. K. Sprenger
John Sell and Son
C. L. Walters
Frank Nelson
Chris Nelson
Russell Brothers
Ethel Jeffries
Frank Klentz
M. T. Club
Allen Killham
J.A. Lingwall
Alfred Sprenger
Keith
Ezra Chambers
Roy Anderson
J. A. Lingwall
H. P. Thomas
Fritz Brauer
Mack Peetz
Charles Sprenger
H. F. Krohn
Maggie Peetz
Mike Mickelson
H. J. Hammond
Raymond Langley
Orville
Nelson
James Johnson
Lloyd Reineka
C. H. Hammond
Betty Anderson
Henry Walker
J. D. Walker
Silas
Mae
Lucile
John Sell
Art McMillen
W. A. McMillen
William
Arthur
Victor
Will Allman
Claude Chambers
Lula Rineka
Herman Westphalen
Clarence Evans
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Schmoller’s Maeller
Velvet
Painee Banner
Sipney Druc Cc
HOARE
Lifebuoy
Castoria
Benedict
Sloan
VOGUE
Ceresan
Epsom
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Penney
Uluseo
Miguet
Talon Front House
Childrens
Huck
Penney’s
Ayoerke
Deke
Better Homes &Gardens
BREEDERS’ GAZETTE CHILD LIFE _ CHRISTIAN HERALD
Colliers
Country Home Etude
Farm Journal
Home Arts
Needlecraft
Liberty Magazine
McCall's Magazine
Modern Mechanix
Parents
Pathfinder Photoplay
Physical Culture Pictorial Review
Popular Mechanics
Popular Science
Radio News
Redbook Magazine
Romantic Magazine
Silver Screen
Megezine
Post Office
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