Death of Henry Segelke Removes Popular Young Man
Henry Fritz Segelke born November 10 1910 at Unadilla Nebraska died October 66 1928 near Sidney Nebraska at 17 years 10 months and 26 days He son of Herman and Minnie Segelke came to Cheyenne county in 1914 Active in church choir band league and local affairs The truck fire near Bentley ranch led to fatal injuries He was rushed to Taylor hospital treated by pastors and died at 3 20 pm Funeral in Gurley district marked by large attendance and a Howard service Interment in church yard Surviving: mother three sisters six brothers relatives from a distance listed including John Segelke Will Brum-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Knox
Henry Fritz Segelke
Unadilla
Oteo County
Nebr
Sidney
Hermann Segelke
Minnie Segelke
Cheyenne County
Dalton
Henry
Seimers Ranch
Bronson
Bentley Ranch
Lincoln Highway
E. F Goranson
Goranson
Mr. Goranson
Kimball
Pentley Ranch
Gurley
Otto Zuhlke
Segelke
Taylor Hospital
Polster
Peters
Henry Segelke
West Gurley
Howard
Pittack
Harold Lessman
Albert Bartells
Viola Jeudes
Verna Lessman
Rose
Linda Heine
Esther Borcher
Albert Seimers
Russell Rose
Ernest Heine
Kenneth Rose
Adolph
Joy
Herbert Fastenau
Herman Dettmer
Lawrence Seimers
Fred Feldman
Arnold Braasch
Harry Segelke
John Segelke
Will Brum
Local Syracuse Bertrand Residents Named in Notice
From Syracuse and Bertrand Nebraska, Mr and Mrs Fred Antiler Fred Freidenberg Albert Weibusch Albert Seimers Mr and Mrs Conrad Fastenau Ernest Fred Fastenau and Mr and Mrs Alfred Wortman are listed in the notice with accompanying families.
Ahern Plans Public Sale Before Move to Montana
Ahern, farmer northeast of here for ten years, announces a public sale at his farm Friday November 2 at 1 PM. Livestock, farm machinery and other property will be sold. sale under Fundingsland Millette. Lunch served at noon. Mrs Ahern ill and plans to move to Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Ahern
Here
Fundingsland & Millett
Montana
Ahern
Gurley Social Notes Reflect Nearby Visits and Happenings
Mrs Harold Rowan returned last Thursday from a few days visiting relatives at Lodge Pole. Herman Waite moved into property east of Ruhter garage and heads Stanard Oil interests. Mrs Charles Neick recovering in Scottsbluff hospital expected home soon. Fall seeding resumed amid fine ground conditions after rain and grasshopper damage. Ernest Nelson to lead Gurley band with nightly practice. A. L. Garvin and guests hosted card and dancing evening with late lunch. Mrs R G Rector and Lloyd Westover visited Gurley. Mrs Hedgelin visiting Knox in Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rowan
Lodge Pole
Herman Waite
Ruhter
Waite
Stanard
Lyal Taylor
Carl Christ
Etta
Eila Christensen
Sidney
Lynn Cunningham
F. A. Rowan
Charles Neick
Scottsbluff
A. A. Larson
Mesdames
Wm. Wolcott
Charles Semerad
Frank Morey
Herman Jurgens
A. L. Garvin
E. E. Boyer
Pole
Ernest Nelson
Chester
Nebr
R. G. Rector
Lloyd Westover
Frank Knox
Bridgeport
E. E. Hedgelin
Knox Home
Hedgelin
Knox
Sidney resident Hazel Sheldon visits Hewitt relatives
Mrs. Hazel Sheldon of Sidney visited last week with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Elmer Hewitt. Ted Thomson, recently operated on, is improving nicely. Mr and Mrs Nels Erickson visited over Sunday with relatives in Alliance. The M E church ground has been graded and leveled, greatly improving its appearance. Margaret Cunningham returned Sunday from a three week visit with relatives in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Sheldon
Sidney
Elmer Hewitt
Ted Thomson
Nels Erickson
Alliance
M. E
Margaret Cunningham
Denver
Sunol Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Sunol residents report callers from Sidney and Gurley with several shopping trips and social visits. A Sunol bridge club forms hosted by Mrs. J B Ruttner, while cattle work occurs at Lodge Pole. Trips to Sidney Oshkosh Chappell and Ohio are noted among residents' activities.
Local residents share news from Sunol and Sidney
Miss Granzer Miss Grothe and Leona Lindley traveled to Sidney Saturday afternoon. Carl Thomas owns a new Chevrolet sedan. Mr and Mrs Henry Pavglat and family visited Emil Englert Thursday to see the new boy. Mr and Mrs Harve Misegadis shopped in Sunol Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Stevens and daughter Betty visited Sunol. Fred Windsheimer did business in Sunol Monday. G M Brox and Prof Lydiatt of Lodge Pole visited Sunol Thursday evening. A Parent Teachers association formed here Thursday with 19 members. Harve Misegadis elected president Whitmire vice president and treasurer Hanfle secretary. Meeting night set for the second Wednesday each month. Doughnuts and coffee to be served at next meeting. Mrs Fred F Lehmkuhl, president of the Sunol Womans club, recovering after surgery in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Oliverius
H. Glassburn
Angela Ruttner
Sunol
J. B. Ruttner
Paul Booth
Sidney
Mons Johnson
W. W. Craig
Chappell
John Keiselhorst
Gurley
Sund
Maurice Wolff
Otto Ernest
Clayton
Loyal Lindley
Lodge Pole
Earl Pickering
Ohio
Jim Booth
James Evans
Oshkosh
Kucera
Joe Demers
East
H. R. Neuman
Virginia Englert
Hornicek
Mabel Johnson
Bert Allington
Emil Bluhm
Guernsey
Jersey
Wm. Gade
Millard Pavlat
Bessie
Beulah Billeter
Tom Hubbell
Lee Johnson
Miss Granzer
Miss Grothe
Leona Lindley
Carl Thomas
Henry Pavglat
Emil Englert
Harve Misegadis
Frank Stevens
Betty
Fred Windsheimer
G. M. Brox
Lydiatt
A Whitmire
Miss Hanfle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kretz Radio & Ignition CO
Sidney Bottling Works
Fred F. Lehmkuhl
Sunol Womans Club
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Jordan Electric Shoppe
Sidney, Nabreska
Grainbelt Theatre
Dalton, Nebr
Jacqueline Logan
Clive Brook
Africa
Our Gang
Laura LA Plante
Screenland
Glenn Tryon
Dobbin
Laura
Glenn
Bryan Morgan
Wally Reed
Reginald Denny
Grainbelt
Beckmann Motor Co., Inc
Sidney, Nebr
Oakland
All America
Pontiac
Oaklands
Oakland Motor Car Company
Pontiac, Michigan
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