News From Ordville Beleaguered By Social Roundup
A crowded social page from Ordville details ev ening parties at the DeLashmutt home in Sioux Villa and visits by families from Sidney and Sterling. The article notes military moves, new arrivals Mr and Mrs A Virden from Denver taking depot roles, and several trips to Cheyenne San Diego and Denver for training and recruiting. The piece also records family visits, hospital stays, and moves including the Haigwood and Hawley families relocating to Ordville, plus ongoing community events and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Krieger
Clay DeLashmutt
Sioux Villa
Melvin Brown
Sidney
Joe Stibley
Roy Jackson
Ordville
Kriegers
Omaha
A. Virden
Denver
Lee
Navy
Floyd Harrington
Bob
Oscar Cutkosky
Ted Schaefer
Mr. Schaefer
Bill Garth
Harold
Fleming
Cole
Mike Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Sam Phillips
Imperial
Nebr
J. Williams
Sterling
Colo
Mr. Williams
Williams
Freal Allgood
Allgood
Hayes Center
Lloyd Ott
Bridgeport
Ott
James Trujillo
Ray F. Hernandez
New York
Elsie Foster
Junction City
Oregon
Dave Leech
Hospital Notes At Depot Commanding Officer’s Wife Patient
Mrs H J Preble wife of the depot commanding officer is a hospital patient. James Jensen has been in the hospital for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Preble
James Jensen
Weekend Socials Include Visits Across Towns
Miss Agnes Van Anne hosted her sister Mrs. George Shinker of Chadron while Miss Lorraine Blackwenn visited Scottsbluff friends. Miss Mabel Baker called on her Dal ton parents. Elsa and Dorothy Nordholm spent time with Sterling relatives and Elsa Norris attended a Potter dance. A farewell party for Mrs. Effie Pillard was held at the Country Club as the Pillard family prepared to move to Lincoln and then California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
Agnes van Anne
George Shinker
Chadron
Lorraine Blackwenn
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Mabel Baker
Dalton
Elsa
Dorothy Nordholm
Sterling
Elsa Norris
Potter
Effie Pillard
Country Club
800 ORD Community Church Sunday Services Schedule
Protestant interdenominational services held in Post Recreation Hall on M-11. Worship at 9 30 a m with Sunday School at 10 30 a m. Choir practice Tuesday at 7 p m in Ordville Recreation Hall. Circle meets second and fourth Thursdays at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORD Community Church
Post Recreation Hall
M-11
Ordville Recreation Hall
Lutheran Church Schedules
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Church services at 10:30 a.m. Young People meet Mondays at 7:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Feeders Day Draws Ranchers to Nebraska Events
Interest in Feeders Day runs high as stockmen and ranchers are invited to two Nebraska agricultural events. The first at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture campus in Lincoln on April 26, and the second at the North Platte Experiment Station on Saturday May 4. Extension service and animal husbandry specialists will provide demonstrations and talks for cattle raisers attending both days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Lincoln
North Platte Experiment Station
Agricultural Extension Service
Animal Husbandry Department
University of Nebraska
Local social notes from Mount Vernon area
Mount Vernon community activities and visits are listed through a long chain of neighbors. Families such as the Stoegers Klentz Hammond Nelson Sprenger and Ben zel share gatherings and weekend visits while many residents attend church events and school district gatherings. A new baby Elwood Edward Stoeger arrives March 23.
Eagle News Notes From Arnold and Chappell
Mrs Walter Rufenacht hosts Eagle members at Arnold Nebraska over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Paul Ingwerson with Ardis Clinebell and Ruby Wood visit relatives at Arnold. Lester Rufenacht calls on Vern Kastens in Chappell Saturday night. Further items list Folkerts Powell Rufenacht and Sandy visits by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ingwerson
Ardis Clinebell
Ruby Wood
Arnold
Nebr
Lester Rufenacht
Vern Kastens
Chappell
John Folkerts
Nila Faye
Leara Powell and Sons
Sandy
Sunday Guests and Local Developments in Sid and Lodgepole
Sunday dinner guests included ter Rufenacht and family with Mrs Tena Miller at the Herman home in Sid. Visitors Lloyd Lehmkuhl and Sonny and Bob Rufenacht joined Betty Lehmkuhl in Denver. A large crowd attended the chair dance for Mr and Mrs Ivan Kaytor at the Fred Bauer home. John Gothermaker and family visited Minnie Frerichs. a wedding dance is planned at Englert hall in Lodgepole. Snow storms kept high school students home. John and Mary Jane Thompson moved to a new home on the Bill Florke farm to help with summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Nelson
Nadine
Jerry Hewitt
W. R
Frank Kientz
C. H
Joe Robirds
Maurice Nelsons
Ter Rufenacht
Tena Miller
Herman
Sidney
Lloyd Lehmkuhl
Sonny
Bob Rufenacht
Betty Lehmkuhl
Denver
Ivan Kaytor
Fred Bauer
R. Englert
C. Brown
Pete
Bob
Lester Rufenacht
Lester
Fitz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Ferris
Hawleys
Fremont High School
John Hawley
Air Corps
Manchester
N. H
LeRoy Emerson
Dix
Kimball
Albert West
Broadwater
John Griffin
Ned Parmenter
Colorado Springs
Dave Leech Sr
China
Dave Leech Jr
T. B. Manning
Kaye Bateman
Manning
Roche Hospital
Robert Jervis
Lou Koening
John Wagner
Bayard
James Ichinaga
Tulare
California
Dorothy
May
Phoebe
Rae Duncan
Elmer Schneider
Rev
Osborne
Margaret Englert
Member
Federal Reserve System
Mount Vernon
C. H. Hammon
Leonard Stoeger
Diane
M. A. Nelsons
Evelyn Lingwall
Shirley Harrs
Jake Benzel
Roy “Andersen
A. M. Andersens
Ivor Elis
Alfred Sprenger
George and
Paul
Bayder
Donald Sell
Winoa Herboldsheimer
Frank Klentz
W. R.” Nelson
Myra
Ed Lipke
W.R
Katherine Loebsack
Grand Island
A. M. Andersen
Fort Collins
John Lingwall
Donald
Karl Sprenger
Lulu Elis
Ivor
John Sell and Sons
Carl Snyder
M. I. Club
Benzel
C. L. Walters
Virgil
E. G. Ruhter
Clarence Evans
Harvey Marsh
Vern Nelson
Leo Olsen
N. G. Nilsen
W.R. Nelson
Frank Kilentz
Erwin Phelps and Son
Keith Sprenger
Violet
Mary Elenz
Hubert
C. H. Hammond
Lloyd Reineka
Lee Gain
Harris
C. Evans
J. C. Johnson
Wendell
Postman
Eagle
Walter Rufenacht
Sidney Insulation Company
14Th Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!