Mount Vernon Glimpse of Community News
Mount Vernon notes a string of local visits and socials. Pfc Charles Sprenger returns from 45 day furlough to his parents. families gather for birthdays and Halloween parties as neighbors visit, host, and share meals. Several residents travel to Denver for medical and REA events, while others organize Rural Youth and small gatherings at various homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Charles Sprenger
Karl Sprenger
Ethe Klentz
Sprenger
Charles
Byron Livingston
Relat Wes Ie
Farragut
VETS' Office Opens in Nebraska to Aid Veterans
Contact offices of the Veterans Administration will be opened in Sidney and Alliance to assist Western Nebraska veterans in obtaining benefits. Additional offices planned for Beatrice, Columbus, Fremont and Kearney. The Sidney office operates in the Selective Service office in the Hink Building. Telegraph Want Ads Bring Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Sidney
Alliance
Nebr
Nebraska
Congress
Omar N. Bradley
Veterans’ Affairs
Beatrice
Columbus
Fremont
Kearney
Selective Service
Hink Building
Sidney Drax and Community News From Sidney
Local notes report visitors and travel among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Wm Armstrong at the James Mohatt home, visits to Mrs Thelma Meenan, and trips to Bridgeport for pheasant hunting. Sgt Vernon Johnson returns home on a 15 day furlough from North Carolina. Various Benzel Kurz and Mohatt family activities are listed with school events, grazing beets harvest, deer dinner, and weekend visits across Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Armstrong
James Mohatt
Frank Kurz
Thelma Meenan
George Baird
Darleen and
Fryllis
Jimmy
Bridgeport
Sgt
Vernon Johnson
North Carolina
Local social notes recap of visits and harvest work
Thursday evening Richard was recently discharged from the Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haslett visited Potter and John Carlson. Lawrence Mohatt stayed at the James Mohatt home. Elsie Ruth and Helen Benzel attended the show Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haupt shopped in Sidney Saturday. Henry Haupt finished harvesting beets Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kurz visited the Henry Haupt home Sunday. Carl Johnson finished beet harvesting Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Andersen
Ida Lou
John Sell
Jack Taylor
J. C. Johnsen
Wendell and
Gordon
Glenn Beale
Keith Sprenger
Ed Caywood
Joe Mcmillen
Jerry Livingston
Arvin
Ethel Klentz
Alfred Sprenger
Walter Stewart
Leo Olson
Svend Olson
Gunhart Olson
Elizabeth Olsen
Viggo
Leonard Stewart
Hallowe'en
S. A. Olsen
Harold Olsen
George Olsen
Viggo Olsen
Louise Smith
Verlin Livingston
Calvin Klentz
Dalton
Edna McMillen
Bill Armstrong
Allen Nelson
C H. Hammond
Klentz
REA
Potter
M A Nelson
Nadine
Clarence Evans
Karl Sprenger
Hans Drost
Loveland
Colo
Jennie Hammond
Art McMillen
Leo Olsen
Elizabeth Olson
A. Olson
Weblter Hammond
Vernelle Walters
St. Benedict’s Hospital
Sterling
Charles Welton
Carl Benzel
Art Chapman
James Mohatt
Ruth
Sidney
Dist
Frank Kitz
Alice Rankin
H. van Aelstyn
Alex Benzel
Bill Rezac
George Deaver
Norma Jean
Everett Mohart
John Kurz
Little Davey Kettler
Carl Kurz
Marvin Kettler
Denver
Howard Kurz
Frank Kurz
Kay
Patricia Mohart
Alice
Betty
Barbara Benzel
Richard Scriber
Dames Mohati
Richard
Navy
Harry Haslett
John Carlson
Lawrence Mohatt
Elsie
Helen Benzel
Henry Haupt
Carl Johnson
Gurley Garden Club Holds November Meeting
The Gurley Garden Club met at Mrs. Norman Swanson’s home with eleven members recounting house plants and care. New members Mrs. Arthur Borcher and Mrs. Irvin Campbell joined. The article Plants in the House by Mrs. Kenneth McRoberts was read, offering plant care tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley Garden Club
Norman Swanson
Arthur Borcher
Irvin Campbell
Kenneth McRoberts
Sexton Ahlm
Notable meeting features plants and a Christmas party
The chairman presented pictures of bushes studied and named by members. Mrs. Harold Ahlschwede led a miscellaneous study on nuts fruits vegetables and trees. A delicious lunch ended the meeting. The next gathering, a Christmas party with gift exchange, will be at Mrs. Harold Ahlschwede’s home on the first Thursday in December. Mrs. Norman Swanson, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ahischwede
Harold Ahlschwede
Norman Swanson
Sunnyside Neighbors Share Dinners and Visits
Sunday dinner guests at the E A Johnson home included the Larsons from Brule and Harrisburg and several Larson families. A 90th birthday supper honored Mr Nick Theis with Theis and Brandl families plus others. Various visits and local chores tie a busy Sunnyside week with Tremain, Talich, and Stahr households sharing events and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Johnson
Herman Larson
Brule
J. W. Larson
Harrisburg
Kenneth Larson
Paul Larson
Leon Larson
Gurley
Ralph Talich
Nick Theis
Albert Brandl
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Mount Vernon
C. Y W. Hammond
John Lingwall
Evelyn
Pfe
Donald Lingwall
Warren Jones
Mildred Sprenger
Joe Rudolph
Kenneth Rudolph
Colleen
Jake Walker
Silas Walker
Dean
Lloyd Tilghman
J. C Johnson
Darcy
J. C. Johnson
Warren Johnson
Warren Johnson On His Birthday. Guests Present Were Mr. and Mrs. H. Westphalen
Vernon
Roy Hull
Frank Kilentz
C L. Walters
Milan Glassburn
Lloyd Reineka
Frank Kientz
Lewis and Alvin
Lavern Nelson
Wilfred
Don L. Love
University of Nebraska
University
Don L. Love Lincoln
VETS
Telegraph
THE
Porter Oil Company
Sidney Drax
Mrs
Claude Chambers
Ruth Benzel
Miss Rankin
Everett McKatt
Dan Benzel
Charles Kruger
Joyce
Janet
Strauss
Kellogg
Farmers Union Co-Op
Sidney—Potter—Lodgepole
Sunnyside
John Theis
Lester Theis
John Hokem
Clarence Peters
Louis Schmale
Akron
Cole
Harold Hernbloom
California
Lowell Hokom
Ted Stahr
Forrest Tremain
Bond
Warl C2u
Cecil Tremain
Ralph Talic
Florch 2
Guy Tremain
Edleek
Flrat
Shirley
Savoy
Tocun
Heath-Wolfe
M&w
Elo Ks
Potter, Nebr
Hagemeister Lumber Yard
John Deere Tractor
McCormick Deering
Massey Harris Lister
Sale
Cresent
Scott-Newcomb
Excello
Furniture
Lee Schwartz
Hagemeister Hardware
E. W. Eberle
Mer
Sid
Ney Livestock’ Commission Co
Elmer Kath
Joe'schwartz
J—Sidney
W—Kimball
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