Town visitors and regional notices from Collyer area
C Lucas was a town visitor last Thursday Collyer was well represented at the county seat last week W R Downie was out in the country last week buying cattle three town creameries are busy Rev Brooks has returned from eastern Kansas Mack Welling Co has put metal ceiling in their building G Owens was a Collyer visitor last week Tuesday in the hail insurance interest Mr F Ringle and family of Ellis visited with Mr and Mrs Christian Zeigler Mr Chas Hopper and daughter Ed Briggs and Jack Briggs returned from an extended trip to Indiana and Illinois hail adjusters were around last week settling claims no complaints of unfair settlements Jerry Dalbys team frightened by an incoming train ran away and broke up his new binder no services Sunday June 27 at St Michael s church as it is the fourth Sunday of the month O L Weidle and family were town visitors Monday afternoon Ed Briggs rumored to have purchased C C Hickman residence and will take possession
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Chas. Hopper
Ed. Briggs
Jack Briggs
Indiana
Illinois
Jerry Dalby
Jerry
St. Michael’s Church
O. L. Weidle
Dbaine
C. C. Hickman
W. A. Tawney
Topeka
Norman Mapes
WaKeeney
J. A. Kellogg
Ogallab
Kansas
Will Glass
R. R. Randell
Hays
J. W. Whiteman
Will Wollner
Keeney
Will Harvey
Denver
C. S. Tawney
Frank J. Smith
Local social notes and arrivals from Ogallala area
Miss Dalice Poffenberger visits Miss Vivian Owens this week while Mrs. Ralph Kristof hosts guests. Several residents visit relatives in Hays and Soldier, Kansas. A surprise birthday party at John Reeder’s draws a jolly crowd. Mr and Mrs Lennie Zeman host a chicken supper for friends. Kansas City visitors plan to settle here. Will Glass sale draws town and country attendance. Various transits and purchases including cattle and iron show active local commerce.
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John Reeder
Stanley Austin
P. G. Owens
Children’s Day Program Highlights in Ozgallah Union Service
A Sunday evening program from two Ozgallah Sunday schools featured songs drills recitations and other exercises with Boy Scouts aiding ushers. The church was festively decorated with flowers flags and bunting and most seats were filled. Four girls earned offers totaling just over 13 dollars and the event received strong audience appreciation. Services Sunday June 27 include 10:00 a.m. service 11:00 a.m. Junior League and 4:00 p.m. services.
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Ozgallah
Ee Coe
Grand celebrations mark St. Michael’s church event and new priest
A large crowd attended solemn mass at St. Michael’s church with English and German sermons by Rev. Chas Weber and Rev. Geor g Kug smeier. After mass, a free community dinner at the schoolhouse served 600 plus attendees, raising over 500 dollars plus 375 dollars donated by Rev. Dreiling for the new priest.
Gentle Rain Softens Day as Chas Khistof Paints Structure
Gentle rain eases the day while Chas Khistof treats his building to a fresh coat of paint. The light weather supports workers and preserves the work-in-progress appearance of the structure.
Mrs N B Mapes and son visit Jay Cahail home
Mrs N B Mapes and her son Keith visited the Jay Cahail home on Tuesday, spending part of the day there.
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N. B. Mapes
Keith
Jay Cahail Home
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Ralph Kristof
Stanley Alustin
Bradly
Ig Brown
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Frank Bordovsky
Chas. Kristof
Myrtle Schwanbeck
Grace
Mrs. Albert Owens
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Ogallah News
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M. E. Church Notes
Charles
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Joe Walt
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St. Michael's Church
Atchison
Chas. Weber
St. Peter’s
Geo. Kugsmeirer
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Kugsmeier
Chas
Khistof
Buick
Stratzeney, Kans
Frank Benisch
Trego County Land CO
Parauto
Theaeeaeae State Bank the Bank OF Service
Ogallah and Vicinity
H. H. Tawney
S. S. Harvey Home
W. A. Tawney Real Estate & Insurance
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