Grand Prairie Social Notes Mark August Marital Event
Forrest Planck and Miss Elsie Poole wed in Hot Springs South Carolina in a secret ceremony on August 25 with Planck's mother and Poole's parents present. Planck, a farmer, and Planck's wife, a district 17 teacher, were joined by a local Christian minister. The group shared greetings from Grand Prairie friends and a busy spell of family visits, travel, and community events through the following week.
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Forrest Planck
Elsie Poole
Mr. Planck
J. Planck
Miss Poole
J. Poole
Hot Springs
S. C
Planck
E. Planck
A. L. Roberts
Dan Rupert
Uniform Farmers Union
Ray Tremain
Colton
Keystone Steel and Wire
Colton Grain Company
B. F. Brand
Edith
Fontenelle
Grand Prairie
Denver
Vern Rexroth
Rupert
Verona
John Hokom
Glenis Pearson
Albert Johnson
Albert Frerichs
Christene Flessner
Alva Hart
W. O. Johnson
Ray Rexroth
Nels Johnson
T. G. Waddell
John Olson
Olson
Nelson
Omaha
Charles Smith
Evelyn
F. N. Smith
August Gade
Frances
Farmers Union
H. C. Schmale
Sidney
Sam Irwin
Frances Larsen
J. H. Gell
Henry and
Earl
Charles Welton
Ethel Irwin
Mons Johnson
Arlene Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Ted
W. Craig
Lee Johnson
Earl Johnson
Harm ‘Hippen
Weyerts
Frerichs
Hippen
Fred Burgess
Prof. Liebendorfer
Ray Trenigin
Nebraska constitutional amendment on bank stockholder liability
The legislature has submitted to voters a proposal to amend Section 7 of Article XII to impose individual liability on stockholders of banking corporations and require quarterly sworn asset statements. The measure provides immediate collection after a bank insolvency and exempts banking firms from Section 4, Article XII. It invites a FOR or AGAINST vote at the November 4, 1930 election, with publication by Frank Marsh, Secretary of State.
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Nebraska
State of
Frank Marsh
Nebraska proposes amendment to Section 3 of Article XIII
The Legislature submits to voters a proposed amendment to Section 3 of Article XIII of the Nebraska Constitution. It would allow the state to appropriate up to eight million dollars from the treasury not otherwise appropriated to relieve bank depositor distress and stabilize the banking system, while prohibiting state credit aid to individuals, associations, or corporations. The proposal is filed per 1925 Session Law and relevant constitutional procedures.
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Nebraska
Department of Trade and Commerce
Local Socials and Baseball Doubleheader Highlights
The Bunker Hill community hosted dinners among families including the Sachs Rohde Troutman and Borcher circles. A Bunker Hill Center doubleheader saw the home team win both games on their Diamond. Families traveled and visited relatives in Julesburg and Gurley, with residents like Goetz Engel Beyer and the Storkes noted for recent activities.
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William Sachs
William Rohde
George Rohde
Emanuel Troutman
Carl Schmidt
John Borcher
Margaret Ehmke
Evelyn Jeudes
Josephine
Mary Beyer
Bunker Hill
Hilbert Borcher
Elinor
Fileen
Julesburg
Borcher
M. Bales
Henry Goetz
Fred Beyer
John Engel
Iowa
Ronald
Wayne
Kurth
Gurley
Harrison
Pete Beyer
Sidney
Storkes
Hooper
Local visits and family gatherings in Sidney and Alliance
Mr and Mrs George Hendricks and son Cecil of Sidney visited Mrs Iva Beyer Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Frank Beyer and son Bernard spent last Saturday at Alliance visiting their daughter Helen. Mrs Iva Beyer helped Mrs Everett Foster cook for threshers last week. Adolph Moll and Mr and Mrs Storke called at Frank and Fred Beyer Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Mall
George Hendricks
Cecil
Sidney
Iva Beyer
Frank Beyer
Bernard
Alliance
Helen
Everett Foster
Adolph Moll
Storke
Frank
Fred Beyer
Joe Klein
South Divide
Gunol
Joe Kulic
Henry Pavalt
John
Bert Allington
Rose Marie
Allington
West Sidney Socials Bring Local Families Together
West Sidney residents hosted a series of Sunday visits with relatives and friends from Denver Laramie Sidney and Peetz. Notable guests included Anna Woods from Denver and Anna Moffit from Laramie while R N Huff hosted in Sidney with several families stopping by for meals and hospitality. Will Allman sold 60 shoats to Dr Zike and Mr Andrews this week. Florence Smith returned to Sidney after helping with Arvin Livingston’s cooking duties.
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D. P. Ells
Ivor
Anna Woods
Denver
Alfred Sprenger
Anna Moffit
Laramie
Wyo
R. N. Huff
John Lingwall
Gering
Pete Lingwall
Friend
Sidney
Will Allman
Zike
Mr. Andrews
Florence Smith
Arvin Livingston
Local family notices from Peetz area
Mrs Alfred Sprenger and son visited Mrs Christene Sprenger on Saturday. High winds Monday damaged hay stacks and cane shocks. Harry Sell attended a supper at Arvin Livingston’s Sunday evening. Mr R N Huff and son Paul with Mrs Anna Moffit visited the Jess Huff home near Peetz on Wednesday. Arvin Livingston’s business trip to Bronson occurred Tuesday morning.
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Alfred Sprenger
Christene Sprenger
Harry Sell
Arvin Livingston
Everning
R. N. Huff
Paul
Anna Moffit
Jess Huff
Peetz
Bronson
Local notes from Weyerts area reflect visits and moves
Miss Lucile Rubado called at the W C Sears home Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Tieman and family moved Tuesday from near Huntsman to the Dykman farm vacated by the Hadden family last spring. Charles Darrah works on the Flicker farm this week. Mr and Mrs John Hume and son visited Otto Rahe home Monday. Minnie Folkerts and Muriel Volkman spent Wednesday evening with home folks. Mrs Ben Buss and son George were Gurley shoppers Monday morning.
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Lucile Rubado
W. C. Sears
John Tieman
Near
Huntsman
Dykman
H. Hadden
Charles Darrah
Flicker Farm
John Hume
Otto Rahe
Minnie Folkerts
Muriel Volkman
Ben Buss
George
Local Socials and School Notes From Lodge Pole Area
R W Volkman and family were Sunday guests at John J Folkerts home. Mrs Sears and family visited Herman Bruns Monday evening. Kord Dykman and family spent Sunday at Fred Bauers. Ray Humphrey family and Grandma Rahe dined at William Halls Monday. Lucile Rubado staying with Dick Volkman. Muriel Volkman at Rubado home attending high school. Pearl Bauer and Esther Bruns absent from school due to sickness. John Volkman and Carl Jurgens helped feed. Darrah and Hume families and Ray Humphrey took a trip to Sedgwick reservoir Sunday. Walter Flicker and wife visited John Tieman Saturday. James Payne and Morris Jesson guests at Jurgen Folkerts home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Sears
Herman Bruns
Kord Dykman
Fred Bauer
Ray Humphrey
Grandma Rahe
Lodge Pole
William Hall
Lucile Rubado
Dick Volkman
Muriel Volkman
Rubado
Pearl Bauer
Esther Bruns
John Volkman
Carl Jurgens
R. W. Volkman
Myr
Charles Darrah
Otto Rahe
John Hume
Sedgwick Reservoir
Walter Flicker
John Tieman
James Payne
Jurgen Folkerts
Morris Jesson
Sidney
Sunol and Surrounding Residents See Frequent Calls
Joe Klein and Henry Namath from Sunol and Sidney visitors frequent local homes while others like Rose Marie Allington Naomi Fenske and Eldora Bahr are named among callers and absentees. A storm caused J W Billeter sale postponement and August Gade and Bertha Omel are noted in local business and school activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Namath
Ben Vacik
Sidney
John Bahr
Eldora
Dan Rupert
Alta Bahr
Rupert
Bert Allington
Bud Fraass
Sunol
J. W. Billeter
Shirley Pavlat
Naomi Fenske
August Gade
Bertha Omel
Leo Wynne
Simms
Sidney Wa
Howard
Ruthie
Tom All
Chappell
Farm Loans and Insurance Ad
Western Securities Co. offers farm loans and insurance with inquiring customers urged to write or call at their office. The ad highlights loans on western securities and lists a resident manager in Sidney.
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W.incorn
Mgr. Sidney
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Gentry
Will Gade
Leela
Lillie
Hazel
Joe Shupe
Ralph Gentry
Mable Foster
J. G C. Jorgensen
W. F. Peters
Mae
Fremont
Senate
West Sidney
Ing. R. W. Volkman and
John J. Folkerts
Arlie Zalesky
Margaret Koester
Eldor
Newmann
Farm Loans and Insurance
Western Securities Co
Buick
Ford
Pontiac
Chrysler
Jordan
Hahler Garage