Miss Sherwood Hosts Kitchen Shower Before Wedding
In a yellow and lavender kitchen shower at Mrs. Albert Haupt’s home, Miss Marian Sherwood received many gifts ahead of her upcoming marriage to Corporal Raymond Sunderman. Guest co hosts included Mrs. Max Mathewson. Refreshments followed the social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sherwood
Marian Sherwood
Raymond Sunderman
Albert Haupt
Max Mathewson
Haupt
Miss Overman
Donna Overman
Miriam Kretz
Charlotte Schmitt
Miss Kretz
Club Winners and Circle Meeting Report
Mrs A S Hardy attended as guest and received a guest prize. Mrs Fred Stephens won the high score prize for club members, with Mrs Nat Baker second and Mrs W E Gehrig the traveling prize. Wo men s Circle Four of the Women s Society of Christian Service met at Mrs H C Craig s home. luncheon at one featured fine appointments. Mrs George Kolzow led the business, and Mrs John Elwell gave the devotional. Mrs Ralph Spearow taught on Children Are People. Fourteen members and four visitors were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Leafdale
Tee Gain
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Leafdale
Elmer Holtman
Harry Harden
Alfred Jorgenson
Circle Six
Women’s Society of Christian Service
David Ells
John Pyle
Jesse Osborn
Herschel Spearow
John Helzer
J. Schwartz
Francis McElroy
Leo J. Thomas
Ralph Welch
A.S. Hardy
Fred Stephens
Nat .Baker
W. E. Gehrig
Women’ S Society of Christian Service
C. Craig
George Kolzow
John Elwell
Ralph Spearow
Wednesday and Thursday church and lodge events listed
A schedule of community gatherings includes IOOF and Rebekah events at 6:30 p m in the IOOF hall basement with the Odd Fellows and families, St Pauls Lutheran Aid at Mrs Art Groppe's home, Christian Women Fellowship in a Christian church basement, Dorcas Society at Holy Trinity Lutheran, a Presbyterian Church teachers dinner and reception in the city auditorium basement, St Martha's Guild at Mrs L C Barstow's home, and a W S general meeting in the Methodist church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
St. Paul’s
Lutheran Aid Society
Art Groppe
Christian Women's Fellowship
Christian Church
Dorcas Society
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
St. Martha’s Guild
Lydiatt Renamed District 6 Member in NPHSAA Meet
L E Lydiatt of Lodgepole was reelected District 6 managing committee member of the Nebraska High School Activities Association at a Scottsbluff high school meeting. George Miller of Chappell was chosen as alternate committee member. Delegates named to the Representative Assembly for December 6-7 were Don Childs, Ed Young and Carl Ledington, with alternates Ben Burke Clyde Cox and M. R. Colson. Leo Stangle reported on the last NHSAA meeting. District will hold music contest in Scottsbluff and the dramatics contest invitation was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Lydiatt
Lodgepole
Nebraska High School Activities Association
Scottsbluff High School
George Miller
Chappell
Don Childs
Gering
Ed Young
Kimball
Carl Ledington
Crawford
Ben Burke
Bridgeport
Four WNU students invited to campus sororities
Lincoln and Cheyenne county students were among 67 Nebraska Wesleyan women invited to affiliate with campus sororities. Marilyn Linton will pledge Delta Zeta, Patsy Hagemeister joins Alpha Gamma Delta, Carol Ladine will join Phi Mu, and Marlene Bond joins Alpha Gamma Delta. Preferences were accepted after a three day rush. Alpha Gamma Delta received 19 members, Delta Zeta 17, Willard 16, Phi Mu 15.
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Lincoln
Cheyenne County
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Marilyn Linton
Florence Linton
Dalton
Delta Zeta
Patsy Hagemeister
Lee Hagemeister
Potter
Alpha Gamma Delta
Carol Ladine
Agnes Ladine
Sidney
Phi Mu
Marlene Bond
Leonard Bond
Lodgepole
Willard
Kimball Hackberry Tree Sits As Valley Region Survivor
The Kimball Observer notes a lone hackberry near Kimball in Lodgepole Valley, likely over a century old. A rock ledge shields it, with a trunk about 18 inches wide and branches under 30 feet high. Lester Miller recalls climbing it at age eight in 1886 to reach a hawk’s nest, reflecting a landscape once bare of trees.
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Lodgepole Valley
Kimball
Lester Miller
J. J. Kinney
Lawrence Fork
Pumpkin Creek
Kids Distrust of Strangers Cited as Care Tip
Advice for guardians on child safety notes that children may feel uneasy when left with unfamiliar sitters. It suggests arranging previsit meetings with a potential babysitter to ease transition and ensure familiarity before solo caregiving.
Power System Sale Vote Near for Lingle and Guernsey Plants
Four irrigation districts plan a November 15 election to approve selling Lingle and Guernsey power plants to the federal Bureau of Reclamation. Landowners face no expected opposition as districts seek to align with a new contract after four years of study and bureau consultations. Officials say approval would require enactment of enabling legislation and federal budget sign-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingle
Guernsey Power
North Platte
Bureau of Reclamation
Federal Bureau of the Budget
Congress
the _Gering
Fort Laramie
Reclamation Bureau
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Osborn
Leo Osborn
Kensington
Ralph Osborn
Beta Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Hazel
Rudell
Dorothy Claycomb
Willa Jean Pierson
William Peterson
Thomas O’connell, Jr
Beta Alpha
Thomas J
Q’connell
Virgil Knowles
John Peetz, Jr
E. A. Winter
Margaret Ehmke
Dolores Fuller
J. W. Johnson
Don Shipman
Allen Overman
Donna
Jack. Hutchison
Carl Hutchison, Sr
First Methodist Church
Altar Society
Dallas Berney
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Dennis’ Jurgens
Iva Beyer
Lydiatt
WNU
Sa Toe. Og Co
Telegraph
Potter W. S.C. S
9Th Avenue
Myrtle's Beauty Shop
Myrtle Vetter
Sara Trout
Harold B. Taylor
Wallie Smith and
John’ Jessop
Edia
Joe A. Gibson
Sidney, Nebraska
Eis
Whitmore
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