Gurley School Notes and Community Events Summary
Gurley notes cover a busy period with a junior play Truth Takes a Holiday raising funds for the junior-senior banquet, convocation by Miss Smith on Africa, and upcoming events at 11:30. Various classroom Halloween activities, teacher conventions in Omaha, Lincoln, Scottsbluff, and local social events are listed alongside church notices, personnel changes, and local visits from Mall districts and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chool
E Bowers
Gurley
Supt Marren
Miss Smith
Africa
Egyptian
Sudan
Dalton Community News Roundup Highlights F Happenings
Local events and notices from Dalton include injuries at a repair site, church gatherings and entertainments, a Halloween party, and attendance at various conventions. Community births and visits, highway work, and utility detour plans shape the week. The American Legion Armistice program prep, campfire girls outing, and Parish activities fill the calendar along with profiles of residents and hometown services.
Peetz Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Returns
Lucyle Hengerford reports residents from Peetz and nearby towns enjoyed a brief gathering with friends and relatives in Boulder from Wednesday to Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kermit Wain and Dyvena Elkins joined the event. James Vernon and family returned to Peetz after five years near Fort Collins. George Brown, who stayed a week with his brother Ed and family, has now departed for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Wain
Dyvena Elkins
Boulder
James Vernon
Fort Collins
Peetz
George Brown
Youths Shine In Sidney Contest As Card Party Held
Sion and Betty Buchanan placed second in the girls division of the young citizens contest in Sidney. The CES Kensington hosted a benefit card party at Mrs Rex Carey’s home. Elmer Martin attended Gurley junior class play. T G and Claude Hardin returned from Colorado earlier this week. Senators Pape of Idaho and McGill of Kansas discussed a permanent farm program with soil conservation, production adjustment and optional crop insurance at a mass meeting, noting broad farmer support.
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Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Harold Kieselhorst
Gulleen
Miss Smith
Omaha
Carter
Lincoln
Marren
Snyder
Scottsbluff
E. C Collart
Frank Semerac
Charles Semerac
Yerian
Laura Peasley
Boulder
Cole
Lutheran Guild
Morey
CES Kensington
Rex Carey
Dalton
Kensington
Bridge
Elis Ewing
Fred Carey
Glen Davis
Viola
Helen Burgess
Elsie Carrier
Methodist League
Gladys Heine
Elvira Horst Elizabeth Schwartz
Arthur Ewert
Nora Kreinbring
Delbert Lessman
Ruth Obencorfer
U S
Vethedist
Clinton Senneff
Ealem Lutheran Church
William Reddel
Joe Hire
Clair Davis
Charles Stacy
Lutheran Aid
Heizer
Kenneth E Reeves
Maggie Satterlee
Don Dey Ermand
Nellie Simpson
H L Heiver
Schuetz
High Chol
F .Day
Ohkeh
Te Tatton
Antrey
Hansen
Lyle Carey
Ainsworth
Rex
Fred
St Mary’s Church
Pat Connelly
G H Worth
Idi Christensen
Rebekah Lodge
Kearney
W Friede
W C Brestel
J A Zorn
Worth Platte
FrieGe
Charles Compton
Orallala
Sidney
Western Public Service Company
Joe Larson
H. A. Fecht
Arthur
Mason City
Illinois
Bercher
Broncon
Sion
Betty Buchanan
Young Citizens Contest
Elmer Martin
Gurley
T G
Claude Hardin
Colorado
Pape
Idaho
McGill
Iansas
Northwest
Farmers Do Talking At Sioux City Session
Tom Allington reports farmers led discussions at a Sioux City crop centres meeting, reversing past patterns where bankers editors and senators spoke. About 450 000 words of testimony showed farmers favor crop acreage control and a special congressional session. Sixty five of 101 witnesses backed the Pope McGill bill, with roughly two thirds of briefs supporting the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Allington
Eund
Sioux City
Allington
Congress
Das
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Meadow Lawn Mirth and Family News in Local Socials
Meadow Lawn notes show Mrs Maynard Mayer and Mrs Lee Shoemaker hosting and visiting for suppers. Mr and Mrs William Shaffert welcomed a newborn son Clark Duane at Roche hospital. Local residents, including Ivan Walker, Charles Mayer, and Francis Rose, attend gatherings and shopping errands around Sidney and nearby towns.
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Maynard Mayer
Hilda Schubarth
Francis Rose
Wiliam Shaffert
Ralph Muir
Ivan Walker
Benton
Charles Mayer
Lee Shoemaker
Ivan AnAlker
William Shaffert
Clark Duane
Roche Hospital
Sidney
Glen Harris
Olde Brogren
Charles Maver
Maynard Maver
Titanic Lighthouse Lewes The Seamens Caven
A garbled item mentions a 200 foot Titanic Lee and Dr Leo J Thoma a chiropractor and naturopath. Osborn Building and new Blurs Brlovas and Tam iltons are cited. Gift Shop offers wrist watches and a razor with a claim of a close shave. Remit Rand advertised as "Take one out on tual."
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Titanic Lighthouse
Lewes
the Seamens Caven i
New York
Leo J, Thoma
Osborn
Alt
Jou
Rand
Tual
Adla Tablets claim stomach relief with money back guarantee
Adla Tablets from Western Drug Co promise relief from burning and gnawing pains in the stomach by neutralizing irritating acids. The ad claims you can eat what you want and still avoid a sore inflamed stomach, with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adla
Western Drug Co
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