Miss Messing Honored at Bridal Shower
Miss Lenora Messing, soon to wed November 14, was guest of honor at a Plainview Club miscellany shower hosted by her sister Mrs. Gail Jarred. The afternoon featured a miniature bride centerpiece, games, prizes, lunch, and photos, with many gifts for the bride to be.
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Lenora Messing
Plainview Club
Miss Messing
Gail Jarred
Francis McElfresh
Kloberdanz
Tony, Messing
Delores Messing
Victor Rapp
Christner
Ann Elliott
Wichita
Kansas
H. J. Elsen
Burgett Peetz
William George
Raymond Laaker
Friendly Neighbors Club
Olive Wittig
Louise Laaker
Dorcas Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
S. C. Jensen
Tabitha
Charles Grabenkamp
Alfred Christensen
Geo. Lostroh
Harvey George
Henry Kahler
Initiations and Socials Highlight Local Clubs
The regular Jobs Daughters meeting inducted four candidates Shirley Miller Honor Queen presiding with Elmer Ladine and David Ells sponsoring. Special guests from Dalton attended. Frenshed refreshments followed in the Masonic Club Room.
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Jobs Daughters
Shirley Miller
Elmer Ladine
David Ells
Faye Spiker
Irma Rihn
Ardis Westerhoff
Patty Fleming
Clifton Berry
Clifford Webster
Arthur Ladine
Dalton
Masonic Club
Prairie View social notes and events summary
Prairie View notes list visits and gatherings among local residents including the Shinkers Mayer Schafferts Juelfs and Niemanns. Several shopping trips, church services, and a 4-H meeting are noted along with an Extension Club meeting led by Jessie Rogers and officer elections. A baby birth and a Gurley play attendance are also recorded.
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Harry Shinker
Lee Shoemaker
C. M. Mayer
Bill Schaffert
Sidney
Carol Nelson
Spencer
Potter
Clayton
Alliance
Rev. Beckman of
Gering
Prairie View
George Niemann
Bill
Larry Allison
Schaffert
Niemann
Charles Mayer
Dick Juelfs
John Miller
Allen Muhr
Betty
Donald
Fletcher Acker
Ralph Muhr
Carl Muhr
Jean Shryer
Tom Nured
Maynard Mayer
Clarence Rogers
Gene Smith
Ivan Walker
Wayne
Lexington
Curtis
Scottsbluff
George Juelfs
Sandra
Art Johnson
Lease Change Sparks Nebraska School Land Lease Debate
Nebraska lease holders protest board rules on bidding for lands held by the education lands and funds board. Concerns center on open bidding, bonuses, and six percent rentals with 25 year leases for new bidders. Opponents warn of speculative mining, disrupted soil conservation, and loss of family holdings.
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Nebraska
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
California
Renewal Application Notes Incomplete Lease Terms
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a renewal for a 25 year term or value with references to an application and present lease. Specific parties, dates, and final terms are unreadable, yielding a sparse outline of renewal action and conditions.
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Aoa Yy Pires
Kew
Bridgeport Church Celebrates 50th Anniversary
The First Presbyterian Church of Bridgeport marks its 50th year with festivities from November 12 to 15, as reported by the Bridgeport News Blade. The church began as an outgrowth of Camp Clarke Sunday School on November 15, 1896.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Bridgeport
Bridgeport News
Blade
Camp Glarke
Organizational note for church set up in 1893
In 1893 the church was organized through the efforts of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. White. Rev. John H. Patterson is the present pastor.
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W. D. White
John H. Patterson
Sidney Potter Rural Youth Meeting Plans Recreation Leadership Event
The Sidney and Potter Rural Youth Organization met at the City Auditorium on November 6 with 23 present. They voted to sponsor a two day recreation leadership meeting before December and Rev. Jewett spoke on Preparation for Successful Mar.
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Sidney and Potter Rural Youth Organization
City Auditorium
Jewett
Local Club Notes Highlight November Meeting
Following Rev. Jewett's talk, active games were led by Ethel Klentz and Calvin Klentz. The next meeting will be November 22. Ethel Klentz, Reporter.
Modernize Transit Systems Spend Big on Street Cars
Urban transit systems nationwide invested over 101.1 million dollars last year in new street car trolley coach and gas bus equipment to improve modernization efforts and expand service.
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Urban Transit Systems of
America
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Gus Hellbush
Women's Society of Christian Service
W. L. Jewett
Minnie Chase Dugger
George Young
C. A. Story
St. Paul’s Aid Society
St. Paul’s Lutheran Aid Society
Harold Thomas
William Kieselhorst
Arnold Sunderman
Henry Dorn
Edward Bauman
Arno Thomas
John Abramson
Howard Matheny
Dave Henderson
Rudy Munderloh
Anna Badziong
Munderloh
Thimble Club
Glen Bales
Leland Fell
Forrest Belieu
Paul Hakes
Guy Berry
Fell
Jake Schilling
Paul Long
Mrs. Jones
Rae Jones
C. A Story
Hans Jacobson
G. O. Hedgecock
E. J. Hartman
J. L. Tewell
Louis Neuman
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Willing Workers
Willing Workers Society
Christian Church
Dick Darnall
Hugh Paris
Dick Roberts
William Bergner
Betty Schaffert
Ted Carlson
Rogers Home
Sanders School
Jessie Rogers
Ann Walker
Bill Smith
Elsie Schaffert
Mary Burbank
U. S
Federal Derosit
NS Rat
CDRS
Itaat
Smithz Stoke
Smithway
Sano Hel
Cloud Electric
11Th Ave
Sidney-Potter
Ethel Klentz
Legion Hall — Chappell
St. Joseph’s Parish
Chappell
Dan Campbell
Lees
Hardy Furniture Company
and ‘Cou
Tl’armers
Dairyman
Courage and Stations Grocers
Ideal System
the Telegraph Printing Company