Leonids Show In Night Sky To Dazzle Nebraskans
Astronomy note from C. C. Callins of the University of Nebraska observatory outlines a November Leo shower expected to begin around November 11 and peak about November 14. Observers are urged to map meteor paths and report to the university, with totals and timings key to studying the Leonids, a phenomenon occurring roughly every 33 years.
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Nebraskas
C.c.‘Callins
University of Nebraska Astronomical Observatory
Leo
M. Colllins
Collins
O. C.collins
University of Nebraska Observatory
Friends League notes and social news in Fairview
The Friendly Neighbors club met at Mrs Ralph Lafler home with Mrs Leon Lafler assisting. A hard times party prize went to Mrs Phillip Bressard. Lessons on inexpensive holiday gifts were given by Mrs George Fischer and Mrs Joe Brathienbach. Visitors included Mrs O C Dimick and daughter Vera. Lunch ended the afternoon. Additional social items list visits, dinners, and local activities among Fairview residents and surrounding families.
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Eafternoon
Ralph Lafler
Leon Lafler
Phillip Bressard
George Fischer
Joe Brathienbach
O. C. Dimick
Vera
George.Soderquist
Chappell
Ed ‘Randolph
Edna
George
Fischer
Daisy Hare
Chester Phelps
Cy ‘Leon
Lafler
Alliance
Wassum
Fullerton
E. H. Phelps
Henry‘Laaker
Ervin Fischer
Will Hecker
Sidney
Elmer ‘Phelps
William Nienhuser
Sayres and Jobe kinship visit noted in East Center
Mr and Mrs Edgar Sayre visited Sunday with Mrs Sayres parents Mr and Mrs Charles Jobe. Merle Christofferson has been absent from school the past week.
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Edgar Sayre
Halloween Mischief Sparks Small Fire North of School
A Monday night blaze at the Frank Brady place north of the schoolhouse caused $2500 to $3000 in damage before officials determined the fire’s origin. The vacant home, owned by William Goding, suffered “undetermined” damage but no entry occurred. Nearby residents and local figures, including Congressman Bob Simmons, attended community events and updates as Potter residents recounted Halloween mischief and routine visits.
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Frank Brady
William Goding
Brady
Hastings
Lee
Wightnessiat
John Leyfang
Sutiol
Emil Cords
Bob Simmons
Potter
Slocumb
Lee Hagemeister
C. A. Larson
Town
Hughes
Meadow Lawn Social Notes and Visits
Mrs Mary Mayer hosts and guests visit the Charles Mayer home. Leland Wallick, Harland Wallick, and Donald Mayer spend Thursday afternoon there. Joan Junker and Chris Junker visit Frank Christensen home. Donald reader spends Thursday with Gilbert Ackles. J C Kreader hosts Dalton callers and Bert Hoskinson dines there. Dennis Walsh attends a card party. Chris Peterson and Marvin visit Morris Challburg near Kirk. Grover Sanders shucks corn for Harold Bovee. Otto Hedland and Mrs. Hedland of Kimball visit J M Kreader home. Mrs William Schlotfeld and Mrs Frank Christensen shop in Sidney.
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J. C. Kreader
Frank Christensen
Gilbert Ackles
Donald Kreader
Harry Shinker
Colman Kreader
John Kreader
Frank. Christensen
Ed Walsh
Charles Mayer
Grover Sanders
Harold Bovee
Leonard Peterson
Potter
Mary Mayer
Leland and Harland Wallick
Donald Mayer
Joan
Chris Junker
Donald Reader
Dalton
Bert Hoskinson
J.C. Kreader
Dennis Walsh
Evenine
Grover
Sanders
Otto Hedland
Kimball
J. M. Kreader
William’Schlotfeld
Sidney
Sunnyside Social Notes Run Through Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Ralph Talish spent Thursday at the A L Roberts home. Mrs Fred Raddatz and Mr and Mrs Al Pierce with son of Fullerton visit Mrs M J Wessum. A L Roberts and John Block motored to Denver Tuesday returning Thursday. Helping Hand club met at Mrs M J Wassum home. Farmers Union meeting attendees included L K Omel A L Roberts Oscar Olson and Maxine. Albert Brandl callers at John Theis home. Several couples, including Ray Tremain Hokom Jorgensen and others, spent Thursday evening at A L Roberts home. Families gathered Sunday at Ray Rexroth home. Better the Best swine club practiced for their achievement program Saturday.
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Arvid Jueberg
Albin
Wyo
M. O. Bates
Lexington
Floyd Bolen
Friend
Wray Wycsoff
Denver
Leonard Hall
Lance Creek
Carl Olson
Sidney
Potter
William Hagemeister
Porter
Emil Nelson
Cheyenne
Vivian
Herman Suehlson
Betty
Grand Island
Emil Cords
Scottsbluff
Dean Hagemeister
American Legion Auxiliary
Harley Hite
Ray Arnell
R. A. Babcock
Dewey Lovall
D. F. Enevoldsen
Stanley Davis
G. L. Rogers
A. M. Ross
Guy Hite
C. A. Cords
Deadwood
S. D
Hugh Kenoyer
Broken Bew
Emma Olsen
Emil Leafdale
Sidney Hospital
Leafdale
Joe Johnson
Bobby
John R. Quein
Omaha
Ralph Talish
A. L. Roberts
Fred Raddatz
al Pierce
Fullerton
M. J. Wessum
John Block
Helping Hand Club
M. J. Wassum
Farmers Union Meeting
District 39
L. K. Omel
Oscar Olson
Maxine
Albert Brandl
John Theis
Ray Tremain
John Hokom
Sam Irwin
James Irwin
W. T. Sharman
J. C. Jorgensen
Les Omel
Lester Theis
Ray Rexroth
Better the Besswine Club
Busy Neighbors Club Holds Quilt Block Meeting
The Busy Neighbors club met with Mrs. Lette Weikhorst Wednesday for an afternoon of cutting quilt blocks and a post meeting lunch. The next meeting is set for November 16 at the Fred Prince home.
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Neighbors
Lette Weikhorst
Fred Prince
Herbert Johnson
Ray Weikhorst
Kimball
Deathy Fisher
Emil Tank
Ray Fisher
Sterling
Joe Musil
Anton Benish
Happy Neighbors Club Pinochle Winners and Visits
The Happy Neighbors club met at Herbert Johnson home on Saturday. Four tables of pinochle were in progress with high scores going to Ray Fisher and Mrs Joe Musil and consolation to Joe Musil and Mrs Leslie Weikhorst. After lunch Mo Ray Berry and Clif ton were Sunday dinner guests at Emil Tank home. Mr and Mrs Sam Wickstrom visited Elmer Jacobson Sunday. Dorothy Fisher and Marguerite Jacobson stayed overnight with Helen Tank Monday.
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Elmer Vach
Austin Morris
Serene Bancroft
Miss Jacobson
Leola Messener
Sylvia‘ Lobb
Norbert Alber
Charles iScott
May- Nard’ Secelke
Jeanette Draper
Sexton Ahim
Carl,sand
Fred Rathman
Alfred Swanson
Ray Berry
Lou Schmidt
Westerhoff
Irvin Campbell
Happy Neighbors Club
Herbert Johnson
Ray Fisher
Joe Musil
Leslie Weikhorst
Clifton
Emil Tank
Sam Wickstrom
Elmer Jacobson
South Sunol Social Notes From Mrs Benser Visit
Mrs. Elsie Benser was an overnight guest Monday at the Ernest Benser home and attended the Crook community meeting Monday.
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South Sunol
Mrs. Geo. Benser
Elsie Benser
Ernest Benser
Crook
Local community notes and visits from the Creeosk area
Evening Creez caller Mrs Tom Kendrick sought medical care. A community mass meeting drew nearby families. Several residents, including the Bonser and Chapman families, made business calls in Sterling and at local homes. Visitors attended dinners and birthdays with local families. some residents hosted relatives. A presidential train passed Crook on Sunday en route to California.
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Tom Kendrick
Creeosk
C. W. Bonser
Geerz? Bock
Tom Kendricks
G. W. Bonser
A. D. Hillard
Rome
L. F. Chapman
H. W. Bluhm
Tom Carr
Denver
Laverna Roh
Crook
California
Spsn
Hunters Stover Hutchison Bag Ducks and Geese
H A Stover and Carl Hutchison joined hunters on the North Platte river yesterday morning and bagged the limit of ducks along with two geese.
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H. A. Stover
Carl Hutchison
North Platte River
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By Helen Tank
Alfred Johnson
Arthur Harms
Cheyenne County
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Marguerite Jacobson
Helen Tank
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Geo. Lauderback
T. A. Pbonser
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James Lynch
C. O. Gentry
E. N. Roth
C O Gentry
Homer Gentry
C. O Gentry
F L Chapman
An Slitz
H. W. Sturm
Recker
George Gipfert
Fred Recker
Ed Recker
D. E. Dickinson
Raymond Lynin
Henry Bruns
Raymond Vietor McCracken
Norris Wilson
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