Maple Grove community notes and local visits
Mr Ray and sons from Elm Creek spent several days at the F A John Son Inome and returned home Thursday. Mrs Ray joined them. Numerous neighbors hosted and visited across Maple Grove with many meals and errands. The Farmers Union met at Emil Nightengale's Friday evening with a large crowd. next meeting set for October 10 at George Kavanaugh's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Ray and Sons
Elm Creek
F A. John Son
Ray
Frank Workman
Doty
Joe Dilley
Hazel
Harvey Miles
W. T. Sharman
Albin Olson
Nels Johnson
Alvin
Mr. Johson
N P. Johnson
Sam
Robert Irwin
Ed Miles
Clyde Wallace
Arthur Wallace
Hillsdale
Wyo
Sherman Wallace
John Workman
Arthur Netsch
Thompsett
Seymour
Edna Nightengal
Marjorie Newton
Frank Workman’s
Alfred Rosener
Emil Nightengale’s
Fred Jurgens
Elmer Gade
Andrew Johnson
Nels Johnson's
Myyer Gade
John Junker
Alice Mae
W. T. Sharman’s
Mrs. Lovell
Mrs. Barton
Louis and
Mable
C. O. Hade
Sidney Visitors Report Local Callers
Mr and Mrs John Theis were Sidney callers Monday Mrs A L Roberts called at the J E A Johnson home Monday Mr and Mrs J A Talish were Sidney callers Tuesday Mrs H C Schmale spent Tuesday with her brother H Florke S Wassum and Fred Radditsz of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Wassum
A. E. Johnson
Evelyn
Sidney
Clarence Sanders
Mike Sander
Evelyn Johnson
Relph Talish
Akron
Colo
Ethel
Dorothy
Lester Theis
Sedgwick
E. A. Wickard
E. A. Johnson
Ray Rexroth
Charles Welton
John Theis
W. W. Wise
Frank Halsey
Chappell
Sylvan
Lester Omel
District 17
J. A. Talish
Herman Fierke
H. C. Schmale
Clarence Meyer
V. W. Wise
A. Ll. Roberts
Canons
A. L. Roberts
Sunol Local Socials and Visits Survey
Sunol residents report travel visits to Omaha and Sioux City by Mr and Mrs John Demers and relatives. Several locals called on friends, with a pony show and flu cases noted. Families from Sidney and Chappell visited, and a group returned from Ohio after a year away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Demers
Omaha
Sioux City
William Twist
Sidney
Sunol
George Line
William Munson
Chappell
Amelia Lindley
Bert Allington
A. F Whitmire
Donald
Missouri
Arkansas
Ralph Gentry
Mrs Larkin
H. H. Misegadis
Bert Bates
Slama
John Billeter
John Hornicek
Florence Bahr
Gertrude Bahr
Ben Vacik
Paul Booth
Christensen
L. Tuepker
Sears
Weyerts
Joe Barton
Mable
Barton
Charles Lovell
H. H. Misegadhs
George Held
Ohio
Potter Clarence Troy Leaves for Lincoln to Attend Wesleyan
Clarence Troy departed Saturday morning for Lincoln to attend Wesleyan College for the coming year. Rev O Troy also left to attend conference for health reasons and will not return to Potter for another year. The community notes a school faculty picnic, golf outing with Kimball, a Bearcats loss at Sidney, and various local visits and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Troy
Lincoln
Wesleyan College
Schmidt
Dannebrog
Krueger
Troy
Potter
Kimball
Sidney
N. S. Miller
J J. Norcross
Laramie
Wyo
Bearcats
Frances Rogers
Grand Island
Erickson Place
Fred Johnson
Fred Vaughn
Joe Johnson
Denver
Curt Smith
Barber Chooses New Venture In Wyoming Trip
Charles Sullivan, first chairman at the Palace barber shop, traveled this week to Tie Siding Wyoming and reportedly bought a barber shop there. His post at Palace is temporarily filled by John son, former owner of the Commercial shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sullivan
Palace
Wyoming
Tie Siding
Mr. Johnson
Decibel as Unit for Tiny Power on Radio Circuits
A decibel is described as an arbitrary unit for measuring minute quantities of power on specially engineered telephone circuits used to transmit radio programs from station to station.
Morrill Hall Showcases Fossils to Fine Arts at Nebraska Campus
Morrill Hall on the University of Nebraska city campus houses a 1927 built museum with a basement display of Nebraska flora and fauna, including the Burner bird collection and African mammals, drawing 50 000 to 100 000 yearly visitors. The second and third floors host the School of Fine Arts with notable pieces by Will C Gregg and Carrott Beckwith copies of European masterworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill Hall
University of Nebraska
Charles H. Morrill
Stromsberg
State School
Morrill
Pershing
Adam Breede
Nebraska
School of Fine Arts
Will C Gregg
Carrott Beckwith
Inventor of Decimal Point Debate Emerges
A claim credits Bartholomeus in 1612 with inventing the decimal point and its use. The note cites historical mentions of the decimal mark and its adoption in European arithmetic. Further study is urged to confirm the exact origin and ascriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomeus
Elements in Vegetation Growth and Key Nutrients
A concise survey notes that plant growth relies on a set of chemical reagents in a miniature laboratory style. It lists vital elements including nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sulfur, carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, iron, manganese, boron, iodine, fluorine, copper, chromium and vanadium.
Fairy Stones of Virginia Endure Craft for Jewelry Trade
In Patrick county on Bull Mountain a fifty acre field yields staurolite crystals known as fairy stones. These twinned stones resemble Maltese and St Andrew's crosses. The mineral has altered to a softer, compact form enabling easier preparation for jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Bull Mountain
Patrick County
St. Andrew's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maple Grove
Jim Kucera
Rawleigh
Ed Furer
A. Fenske
Booth Ranch
Floyd Edens
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Sidney Motor Sales Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Konjola
Margaret Klein
Avenue D
Bismarck
Sidney Drug Co
Burner
Hutchison & Stover
Chet Krueger
Krueger’s Lake Pavilion
Lake Pavilion
Jack Kneeland
Brunswick Recording Orchestra
Southern Syncopators
Keith Orpheum
Sidney Boy
Auditorium
the Lake
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