Local life events and church notices from Gurley area
Sunday guests visit the Aude home and relatives as life preserver families share news. A Gurley school music program is set for Wednesday at eight with band choir and soloists, leading to contests in Lodge Pole and Scottsbluff. Grace Lutheran and Methodist church activities include services and youth leagues with Easter cantata practice continuing.
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Paul Aude
Aude
Joe Deaver
Gurley School
Lodge Pole
Scottsbluff
Guleen
Miss Snyder
Miss Carrier
Luther League of Grace Lutheran Church
Epworth League
John Schoen
Dick Keif
Methodist Church
Kresel
Fairbury
Grace Lutheran Church
J. S Rhine
God
Clinton Senneff
Ealem Lutheran Church
William Redcel
Gurley News Highlights Local Events and Accidents
Gurley area reports include a Sterling hospital skull fracture case after a wreck with x rays and medical care, plus community notes on church activities, missionary meetings, school events, and local visits. Families, birthdays, funerals, and bridals are listed among frequent social and civic updates from Dalton, Broadwater, and surrounding towns.
West Center Social Notes Highlight Sidney Visits
Mrs Anfie Ladine and children Agnes and Alfred of Sidney visited the Joe and Art Ladine homes Sunday. J C Guill and wife visited Raymond Scott near Redington Tuesday. Dave Sanders of Newman Grove arrived Sunday to visit his sister Mrs L Schroeder and will work on the J C Guill farm. Bobby Bundy of Sidney spent the week at grandparents J E Davison. J E Davison visited J J Brown's home. Mrs Brown ill with flu. Arnold Christoffer's son and daughter called at E E Osborn's. Mrs Glen Harris spent Tuesday with Mrs Grover Sanders. Just Jensen visited the J C Guill farm. Lyle Ladine, Jeanette and Harrod Draper ill with mumps. Women’s Extension Club met at Mrs Raymond Weed's. George Whitney of Potter vicinity visited A H Draper. M E Webster ill with severe cold. Mrs Webster caring for her father in Sidney. Rev and Mrs Reeves visited M E Webster's Saturday.
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Ross Cgruthman
Sterling Hospital
Ife
Sterling
Broadwater
George Bartels
Ben Folketts
Sidney
Alga Edurick
Eastern Star
Dalton
Charles Gathman
Imperial
Kenneth McRoberts
University At
Lincoln
Ladies Aid of
The
Methodist Church
Irene Cunnigham
S. J. Flora
John
Omaha
Herbert Fastenau
W F. Auten
North Ben
Figler
Berton Cunningham
Cunningham
Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
J Nelson
Frank Morey Ender
Frank Gabriel
John Engel
Bloomfield
Elsie Carrier
Sara Snyder
Ladies Aid
Lutheran Church
Luhheran
Nels Lindberg
J. Nelson
Ani
F“Ulabelle Flora
Chadron
N. W. Burr
Anfie Ladine
Agnes
Alfred
Joe
Art Ladine
J. C. Guill
Raymond Scott
Redington
Dave Sanders
Newman Grove
L. Schroeder
Bobby Bundy
J. E. Davison
J. J. Brown
Harrod Draper
Womans Extension Club
Raymond Weed
George Whitney
Potter
A. H. Draper
M. E. Webster
Webster
Rev
Mrs. Reeves
Chimborazo Caps Snow on Equatorial Peak
Wears a white cap despite lying just south of the equator Chimborazo remains the loftiest extinct volcano with a perpetual snow cover.
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Chimborazo
Lodge Pole Faculty Personnel Honored
Mrs George Sine reports Lodge Pole faculty members honored for achievements and service. The piece highlights recognition within the school community and notes names and roles of honored staff.
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Lodge Pole
Fox Theatre Opportunity Contest Hosts and Local News
Saturday evening party at Clayton Lindley home hosted by Mr and Mrs Paul Wickersham and Lillian Placek for local school teachers. Bridge prizes awarded to Miss Fomeroy and Mr Lydiatt. Travel notes and numerous visits link to Stoneham Sunol Sterling Oshkosh Lodge Pole and North Platte.
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Paul Wickersham
Lillian Placek
Clayton Lindley
L. E. Lydiatt
Dean Pomroy
Wilma Birky
Frieda Michelman
Mary Barnard
Eleanor Harjian
F. D. Barlow
A. C. Peterson
P E. Smith
Bridge
Fomeroy
Lydiatt
Sunnyside Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Sylvan Halsey notes a busy stretch of social calls and gatherings in Sunnyside. Neighbors including E A Johnson, Frank Halsey, Oscar Olson, Albert Brandl, and the Omels hosted or attended events with multiple couples and families through midweek to Sunday.
Global timber line varies by region and peak heights
The timber line marks the highest tree growth on mountains. It peaks in the tropics and slopes downward toward the north, south, and seacoasts. In the Himalayas it reaches about 11,800 feet, while the Alps are around 6,400 feet and the Rockies range from 9,000 to 12,000 feet.
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Tropics
Himalayas
Alps
Rocky Mountains
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Leota Freudenberg
Elmer Freudenberg
George Bennett
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N. W Burr
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G. Collier
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Bertha Walters
G E. Minshall
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Denver
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Hafer
Salina
Kaw
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J. A. Talish
Frank Englert
James Tighe
Otto Holtman
E. B. Hannah
R. W. Englert
Mae Questelle
Herman Tinberg
Arthur Tracy
Georgie Price
Sunnyside
Sylvan Halsey
E. A. Johnson
Lowell Hoktom
Wilfred Kreider
Charles Wise
Frank Halsey
Les Omel
Ralph Talish
Elmer Gade
Albert Branch
John Omel
Walter Wassum
Forrest Tremain
Les Omei
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Albert Brandl
S. F. Irwin
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