NSGS - Nebraska Ancestree, Vol. 22 no 3

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NEBRASKA ANCESTREE

Volume 22, no. 3

Spring 2000

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Abstracted by: Mrs. Georgene Morris Sones, Omaha


THE WEEKLY RECORD, Homerville, Gosper Co., Nebraska,

     Thursday, May 19, 1887. 4. W. THOMAS, Editor.

Rev. J. PARKYN pastor Free Will Baptist Church, also Sec. of I.O.G.T. Lodge.
Mrs. CRITTENDEN, Supt. Union Sunday School
P. H. LINDER, pastor Methodest Protestant Church
J, W. THOMAS, c.t. of I.O.G.T. Lodge
J. P. LORD, adj. Stout Post #198 G.A.R.
Z. STOUT, com.   "      "      "

County Officers:
H.A. WILLARD A.P. ROSS S.A. FISK Henry UHL
Alf BARNETT J.W. MARTIN J.O. PARKYN C. J. LAURANT
M.E. WELLS W.F. WAGNER M.B. REID A. V. PERRY
G. T. WEBSTER, atty. J. A. DUDGEON Arapahoe atty.
A. Y. WRIGHT, Arapahoe atty. Dr. Alvin BOY&E (homeopathist,
Henry UHL, Homerville atty.

Elwood
J. D. GALLAGHER, Elwood atty. T. B. McPHERSON, pres. Bank of
Mr. WHITE, Elwood atty.

Arapahoe
Mr. WARD, Elwood atty. F. C. CONDON, cashier Bank of Arapahoe
T. G. GUSTIN, harness J. E. COCHRAN, judge
J. W. TOMBLIN, pres. 1st Nat'l. G. E. DUNN, gen'l. merchandise

Bank, Arapahoe

 Homer WALL, drugs
Fred BOEHNER, cashier 1st Natl'l. J. W. MARTIN, grocery

Bank, Arapahoe

J. H. COURTRIGHT, livery
H. A. WILLARD, lend money HUNTER Bros. livery
S. A. FISK, county judge, real estate Marvin DUNN in town on business
C. L. LAUNE, insurance U. P. HILL of East Muddy prct.
Miss Bertha PARKYN E. S. CHILD, loans, Arapahoe
W. L. SUTTON moved to Arapahoe Fred H. BENTLEY, atty. Elwood
Mr. SCOTT of W. Muddy prct. was the first assessor to make his returns to the county clerk.
Mr. E. B. STEPHENS, atty. &rapalioe Mr. SCHROEDER of Elwood
Squire LAUNE, judge J. L. TROBEE'S boots & shoes
A. M. SIMPSON, Elwood restauran* C. C. DURNELL, Elwood barbershop
Sid LAUNE, bro. of C.L. & F. P. MARTIN grocery

returned to Milford

 C. A. GROSS, insurance, Arapahoe
W. B. RAY furniture, Homerville Judge FISK Elwood
Mr. GALLAGHER W. T. PARKINSON, gen'l. merch.
Mr. Samons VENCILL & Miss Jessie BAKER were mar. at home of bride's parents on Monday of this week. Groom is a farmer in SW Gosper Co. The bride is a school teacher.
Mrs. A. E. ALDRICH, resides 4 miles Rev. T. B. CANNON

W of town.

 Mrs. O. E. DUNN, millinery
PRUITT & TOMBLIN, millinery H. A. WILLARD, county clerk
H. WALT, legal notice B. F. DOWNER
John H. CARLSON, legal notice H. H. BERTON, legal notice
L. E. FRAZELL blacksmith A. A. BROWN, JP Harlan Co.
COLBURN, BIRKS & Co. W. A. VERBRYCK
A. BARNETT, sheriff Charles CALHOUN
George DETENBECKS P. TOWNSEND, prop.
A. P. ROSE, treas. Gosper Co. O. P. BURNHAN, lend money, Arapahoe
Mrs. JEWETT, prop, restaurant HUNTER & MANSPEAKER store, Elwood.
Mrs. A. E. ALDRICH


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THE WEEKLY RECORD cont'd,

Henry HILL, realestate

Letters and cards unclaimed at post office:

Mrs. Julia PITTENGER Willie PITTENGER Mr. C. D, WILSON
Mr. Kasper JOERGES John SEIZ W. WESTENFELDT
James JOHNSON J. W. MARTIN, post master  

Land Office at Bloomington: T. F. ASHBY, Register;

5 April: George P. LITTELL, one of the heirs of Thomas LITTELL, deceased, to make final, claim on #9226. Witnesses: Edward CLARK, Zebudee STOUT John N. REED Alexander WATKINS all of Homerville.

27 April: Julius SCHEIVELBEIN to make final claim on Hd.#8863. Witnesses: Zebidee N. STOUT Jesse SHINDLER, Frederick WENDLAND of Homerville and William SCHEIVELBEIN of Arapahoe.

27 April: Wilhelm WATHLING to make final claim on Hd.#9841. Witnesses: Frederick WENDLAND, Julius SCHEIVELBEIN, Frederick MELCHERT, Julius ZIEBELL all of Homerville.

27 April; William SCHIEVELBEIN to make final claim on Hd.#8862. Witnesses: Alfred O. BAKER, Joseph STEWART, Fritz MELCHERT, George D. BAKER all of Arapahoe.

Notice to Contractors bids will be received for the erection of a school house in District #9 Gosper county Nebr, Building committee: Arthur PERRY, S. BOARD, R. HAMBRIDGE, W. HAND, Chas, DUNLAP.

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SENIOR CLASS OF 1930, Chase County High School

Source - THE LONGHORN - Supervised by Mr. E. J. FRUHLING

Editorial Staff: Kenneth JOYE, George MORELAND, Harold MARSHALL, Gladys BRADY, Evelyn JACKS, Helen FORSYTH Faculty: Margaret M. PETERSON, Language & English; Gladys WOODWARD, Home Economics; Leslie TRAVIS, Sicence (sic) & Math; Harold MILLEN, Vocational Agriculture; Florence E. AYTON, English & History; Gladys M. DIETZ, Music & Orchestra; E.J. FRUHLING, Supt. & Coach; Mae M. SHUEMAKER, Principal & Normal Training.

Senior Class:
Harold O. MARSHALL Gladys BRADY Kenneth JOYE
Laura EINSPAHR Evelyn JACKS George MORELAND
Helen FORSYTH Arthur COX Russell LEFFLER
Doris MATHER Eva SURBER Harold FREDERICKSON
Buryl NICHOLSON Alonzo MILLER Laura ZECK
Viola POTTER Calvin HILL Edgar HATHAWAY
Evea PUGH Mildred SMITH Gertrude BOPP
Calvin GARDENER Fern HEADY Kenneth GARDENER
Cecil ROADES Mary CRUISE Perry BALDWIN
Mildred SWINK Kermit BANKS Ramona DAVIS


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ELWOOD INDEPENDENT, Elwood, Gosper County, Nebraska,

Friday, Sept. 16, 1892. S. L. BEDFORD, Publisher.

Philo FORD, for Representative 29th Diet, Ford of Gosper Co.
W B, MILLER of Elwood for Co, Attorney
W. H. GASAWAY of Robb precinct for Co. Corn. 1st Dist.
J. H. MCCOY for assessor

John TUCKER; J. C. JAY for justice of the peace
John WADE; Wm. CHAMBERS for constable

Road Overseer: Dist, #12, F, GRAHAM; Dist. #13, C. C. FENWICK; Dist.#14, H. S. HART

Wm. CHAMBERS, W. B. VAN HORNE, D. H. MAJOR for judge of election
Jay TRACY D. B. GANO for clerk of election

SMITHFIELD INDEPENDENT:
G. B. CHASE, postmaster.
J. FRENCH, Supt. Sabbath School.
Rev. I. F. MCKAY & Rev. J. B. CHASE, preaching after Sabbath School.
H. SELBY was up to Elwood,
Geo. N. BOLLEN has gone in the store with P. L. OLSEN.
W. B. MULLHOLAND has taken charge of the Alliance elevator.
Ed. McHUGH has taken charge of the Farmers' elevator at Bertrand.

Walker SMITH.
Geo, N. BOLEN has a new buggy.
____ KREIGER of Bertrand will plaster Geo. N. BOLEN'S house.
Philo FORD is attending the reunion at Curtis this week.
Dr. SHEILDS, dentist of Holdrege, will be at Elwood on the 21st.
Postmaster CHASE will soon occupy his new building. He has a new case provided with lock-boxes of the latest pattern.

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ELWOOD INDEPENDENT Elwood, Gosper County, Nebraska,

Friday, Sept. 16, 1892. S. L. BEDFORD, Publisher.

McKeighan Club #44, p.o. address Bertrand. E. O. SHANNON, president; Ed. H. SUTHERLAND, secretary.


D. T. WELTY, Gosper Co. Judge.
S. B. YEOMAN, County School Superintendent.

Sheriff's Sale: George H. WELLS, plaintiff, against Andrew WILSON etal. as defendant. John B. BENSON, Sheriff of Gosper Co.

Order of Hearing on Petition for Appointment of Administrator or Administratrix: in matter of estate of Lyman SPAULDING deceased. On filing of petition of Olive N. CURTIS, formerly Olive M. SPAULDING, the former administratrix, praying that a new administrator be appointed to complete settlement of said estate. Oral C. Middleton, County Judge.

Sheriffs Sale: by order of sale on judgement from district court of Gosper Co. on 30 Nov. 1891, in favor of The Iowa Loan & Trust Co. as plaintiff against William D, BADGLEY etal. as defendant. John B. BENSON, Sheriff of Gosper Co.

Sheriff's Sale: by order of sale on judgement obtained in district court of Gosper Co. on 30 Nov. 1891 in favor of the Union Trust Co. as plaintiff and against Valney BELLAMY etal. as defendant. John B. BENSON, Sheriff of Gosper Co.

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ELWOOD INDEPENDENT Elwood, Gosper County, Nebraska,

Friday, Sept. 16, 1892. S. L. BEDFORD, Publisher.

DOW Bros. shoes.
Mrs. I. S. SWAN has warm meals at all hours.
John THOMAS & lady returned from Wallace, Monday.
Mr. & Mrs. C. L. BROWN visited in Lincoln.
Dentist SHIELDS at the Commercial, Wednesday.
Attorney PATRICK of Holdrege was attending court here Saturday.
Carley ADAMS is having a barn erected.
Bob. BRAGG'S tonsorial.
Dentist MABERLY of Holdrege was on duty Tuesday.
County School Supt. YEOMAN,
E. D. HUNTER pays market price for butter and eggs.
R. G. FURGISON departed for St. Joseph to purchase his winter dry goods.
Gen. C. H. Van WYICK speaks in Holdrege on Monday.
We had the pleasure of Attorney McCLURE'S company Saturday.
A. PLATTS reported everything is moving smoothly on the south side,
Mrs. W. H. STONE and brother and a brother to Mr. Stone, of Robb precinct were in town Saturday on business.
Vick YEOMAN & Ed. WHITE came up from Bertrand.
H. D. KITZING of East Muddy precinct called on the INDEPENDENT.
Mrs. MANSPEAKER returned from Aurora where she visited friends & relatives
Mr. MOBLEY informs us that Gosper Coo is one of the few in the state not yet organized for advertising its advantages at the World's Fair.
S. B FISK accepts Mr. WINSLOW'S challenge to a discussion.
Republican convention held in the Christian Church, T, J. CARTER was nominated for county attorney & G. F. KNAPPEL for county cominissioner
H. M. HARE & family arrived at quarantine headquarters, New York, from London last week and hope to reach home next week.
Dr. G. C. BOLLES will be in Elwood on Thursday & Friday.
Judge WEITY moved his court into Co. Judge MIDDLETON'S office so Mr. ANDREWS could have the court room to speak in.
Ed. WHITE, who has stuck type in this office, accepted a position in the HERALD office at Bertrand.
Messrs. DAVIS & VAN CAMP edit the daily THE CURTIS ENTERPRISE.

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GHOST TOWNS OF PAWNEE COUNTY

Submitted By: Ruth Anna Hicks

Source: Book compiled by Nancy SOMMERHALDER, Lewiston; Mrs Billy MILLER; Edwin BREDEMEIR

TIPPS BRANCH - From "History of Plumb Creek" by Mrs Dollie Devor, Oct 2, 1942

Tipps Branch never reached the status of "a village" but it had the distinction of being the first store and post office to be established in Plum Creek precinct. It was named after the tributary of Plum Creek which drained the area. It started about 1870 and was located 2 1/2 miles south and 2 miles west of Burchard in section 27. A family by the name of Wilson McCLINTOCK owned the NE and SE quarters of section 27. They lived in a two story frame house in the northeast corner of the section. In one room of this dwelling they operated the store and post office. The mail was carried overland from Table Rock, then on to Mission Creek and Fairbury by riders on buckskin ponies. Before this, settlers had to go to Pawnee City for their mail.

After operating for a number of years, the McCLINTOCKS decided to quit the store and the post office was moved to a home in section 25 owned by a DUSENBERRY family. They kept it open until Burchard came into existence and it was moved there.     [continued]

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Abstracts from THE ELKHORN TIMES (Douglas Co.)

Submitted by; Ralph Wilson, Waterloo, NE

4 Sept. 1885: Funeral of Bayard T. THOMPSON
Spacer The funeral services Bayard L. THOMPSON of this place, took place on Sunday last. Services by Rev. HICK: at the Presbyterian Church. The Masonic order was in charge. Pallbearers: O. WHITNEY, F. W. CORLISS, G. W. ?HILL, W. J. ROBINSON, Wm. KORNER, Chauncey P. COY. The ritual services of the order (Masonic) were executed with great credit to the members of this new lodge, it being the first effort to administer the burial ceremony.
Spacer It is estimated that fully 300 persons went to Brittain cemetery, where the remains were consecrated beside his beloved wife's remains.
Spacer Mr. L. S. SMITH expresses his sincere thanks for all the kindness during the illness, and burial of Mr. THOMPSON. (WATERLOO GAZETTE)

18 Sept. 1885 (Friday) Funeral of Mrs. Hatie KORNERMAN
Spacer Died, near Elk City, Sept. 5, 1885, Mrs. Hatie KORNERMAN, wife of D. KORNERMAN, aged 28 years.
Spacer Mrs KORNERMAN, native of the German Empire, came to Nebraska with her husband in the spring of 1884. Member of the Christian church
Spacer "Close upon her death followed that of her infant son., and both mother and son were buried in one grave while the father alone remained to mourn his irreperable 1oss. Burial in the Stiner cemetery.
Spacer Pall bearers; F. CLARESON, D. VERTNARTE, D. F. LOGERMAN and H. STINER, Assisted by; A. WITTE, Rug. WITTE Jr., P. BRAKMAN Jr. & others.

9 Oct. 1885: death of Frederick MOHN
Spacer Frederick MOHN died Tuesday at the residence of Will. R. TURNER, Elk City, Neb. He was age 62. Funeral today (Wednesday) at the residence of Mr. TURNER, services by Rev. John N. ZIMMER Pall bearers; Wm. DODSON, Arthur DODSON, James W. SHUMAKER, Hiram CULP, Frank GEKSTON & John KNOX.

25 Sept. 1885: Presbyterian Church services at Waterloo
Spacer On Sunday, 4 Oct. Rev. HICK will preach on the death of children, a funeral sermon on the characters of Mr. HIEMBAUGH's and Mr. REPASS' children, who died last August.

18 Dec. 1885; death of Daniel G. WILLIAMS
Spacer Daniel G. WILLIAMS, aged 20 yrs 4 months. Services at the Presbyterian Church. Burial at Byers Cemetery.

6 Jan. 1886: death of Aven ASKWIG
Spacer Died, 30 Dec.. 1885, Aven, aged 1 yr 7 mo. 24 days, youngest son of A. E. & E. M. ASKWIG. Little Aven had been in poor health until Thursday (when he died)

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     Rev. J. W. PLUMMER of the M. E. Church preachaed the funeral at the residence on New Years day. Remains buried in the family cemetery on the premises.
Spacer(WATERLOO GAZETTE)


5 March 1886: death of Clinton A. WORLEY.
SpacerClinton A. WORLEY died at the home of Preston REEVES on Feb. 10, 1886.
SpacerThe deceased was born in Spurville, Lehigh Co., Penn. on Dec. 22, 1861. In 1878 he came to Nebr. where he made his home for the greater part of the time with Mr. REEVES. Leaves a brother and Mr. & Mrs. REEVES who loved him as a son. Mother in Penn.
SpacerServices by C. M. BARNES of Waterloo on the Lord's day, Feb. 21, at the residence of Mr. REEVES.

(Typist notes form Douglas Co. Cemetery book:
SpacerProspect Hill/Elkhorn Cemetery: Henraett REPASS died 2 Aug 1885 age 9y 1m 29d; Olive REPASS d 27 July 1885 age 7y 29d, children of E.A & M. REPASS. Also John E. REPASS, son of E.A. & M. REPASS, d 13 June 1888 age 3 days. Mary REPASS, no dates.)
SpacerValley Cemetery: Daniel E. WILLIAMS d 18 Dec 1885, aged 20y 4m. On same stone: on west side: son of J. M. & _. A. WILLIAMS; on south side, Adelbert G. WILLIAMS d 10 Oct 1881 age 26y 26d; Daniel on north side.
SpacerProspect Hill/Elkhorn Cemetery: ASKWIG, Aven E. d 20 Sept 1899 age 64y 1m 7d; Susan M. d 16 Sept 1872 age 26y 9m 14d; Edwin d 7 Sept 1878 age 2y 5m 2d; Thorton d 14 July 1881 age 2y 4m 13d; Aven E. Jr. d 10 Dec 1885 age 1y 6m 20d; Anora d 25 Jan 1873 age 2y 11m 22d; Malinda d 25 May 1879 age 1y 4m 5d)

THE ELKHORN EXCHANGE 29 April 1927
SpacerJoseph BUTRICK died at Lister hospital on Friday, April 22, from injuries received by a car in Waterloo the previous Tuesday. The little fellow suffered a badly fractured skull. Services at Waterloo on Saturday in the Presbyterian church with Rev. John PATTISON officiating. He is survived by his parents Mr & Mrs Charles BUTRICK and two little sisters, Gladys & Esther.
SpacerBurial at Prospect Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers: Forrest MOORE, Russel SHARPE, Charles REYNER & Lawrence MOHATT.

SpacerRobert Leroy KEISER, small son of Mr. & Mrs. W. F. KEISER of Elkhorn, died Tuesday, April 26. He was born Feb. 22, 1921 and was 6y 2m 4d at his death. He attended school at Dist. 41.
SpacerBesides his parents, he is survived by 2 bros. & a sister: Harold, 11; Betty, 5, and Laverne, 3 years old.
SpacerFuneral held today (Friday) at the KEISER home, 4 1/2 miles NW of Elkhorn. Services by Rev. O. W. EBRIGHT of Omaha; burial Prospect Hill Cemetery. Pall Bearers are 6 schoolmates: Elden SCHULDT, Leonard EGGERS, Donald LAMB, Raymond SEITZ, Leonard FALLON & Henry DOLL. Several girl schoolmates will act as flower girls.
Spacer(Parents William F. 1892-19-- and Minnie A. 1895-1968 are buried beside him in Prospect Hill.)

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ELM CREEK GRADUATES 1895-1935
Source: Alumni Book of Elm Creek High School 1985
Submitted by: Margaret TYLER PEARSON, Tigard. OR

CLASS OF 1895 (10 Grades)
CLASS OF 1905
 Mary McJILTON GREEN*
Vida BOYD KREWSON* Minne BOYD PETTEIT Earl PETTETT
Elva JONES FITZGERALD* Hattie CLARK* Hazel PETTETT CRUISE*
CLASS OF 1896
 Myrtle FISHER BLIGHT*
CLASS OF 1916
Josie ARMSTRONG MILLER* Jessie FRANK GREEN* Harold BARRETT*
Myrtle FRANK CALHOUN* Ida GEORGE* Mary CAMERON SEAR
Nellie MILES* Margaret HURLEY Margaret HAYES*
William NANTKER* Frances TUCKER CAMPBELL Lola KELLEY*
CLASS OF 1897
CLASS OF 1906
 Ella PETTETT*
Lee ARMSTRONG* Marrietta MILLER MILLER Henry ROSS
Florence GARRISON BUNKER* Katherine MILLER SKINNER*
CLASS OF 1917
Florence LLOYD SHEPHARD*
CLASS OF 1907
 Hardin ARMSTRONG*
Oliver LLOYD Jr.* Vera McVEY Laura FRATES CASTEEL
Claude ROE* Lula PETTETT NICEWONGER* Martin HAYES*
Gertrude STEPHENS*
CLASS OF 1908
 William KEEP
NORTHRUP* Alice BOYD* Winnifred LLOYD POULSON*
CLASS OF 1898
 Grace COWDRY SPRIGGS* Leona THOMPSON PELZ
Ward ARMSTRONG* Alice HAWK COOPER Frank VOGT*
Marian CRAWFORD SMITH Ada HOLMES BRODINE
CLASS OF 1918
Addie NORRIS* Bessie McJILTON BAILOR* Ruby BLISS GUION
Clara NORRIS* Donald McVEY Mildred BYRAN BALLLMER
Jesse STEPHENS* Frank SHIMEPULAKOO lva CARPENTER*
CLASS OF 1899
CLASS OF 1909
 Roy DOBBINS*
Nellie ARMSTRONG KEDEY* Halver RAY* Lela JONES NOVOTNY*
Claude ARMSTRONG* Floy WALKER HOTHEM* Ruby NEIDIGH MOORE*
Josie FRANK GRAHAM*
CLASS OF 1910 (11 Grade)
 Stella SCHRACK KONITZER*
Nellie HURLEY CARTER* Jake DAUL* Devere TRIMMER*
Nora MILBOURNE* Charles HEIDER M.D. Elizabeth VOGT HALLIWELL
Jessie NEWCOMBE LLOYD Andy KNOBEL* Dee WALKER*
Clara PFLAUM GETZMEYER* Leo LANTZ*
CLASS OF 1919
Carrie PORTER*
CLASS OF 1911
 Leroy BOWLIN
Mary WATERS POWLEY* Wray ARMSTRONG* Margaret BRENNER TABOR
CLASS OF 1900- (No Grads)
 Frank JONES* Irene FITZ*
CLASS OF 1901
 Frank PETTETT* Harvey MITCHELL*
Alice ARMSTRONG DOUGLAS*
CLASS OF 1912
 Joe RALL*
Nina FRANK SHOEMAKER* Evan FRATES* Edna TAYLOR PEASE*
Ella PFLAUM FITZGERALD* Nellie HAWK*
CLASS OF 1920
Lillie WELLS YODER* Roy KEEP* Julia ARMSTRONG ROSS
CLASS OF 1902
 Burney LLOYD STEIGELMEIER* Arthur BRYAN*
Luther ARMSTRONG Frank McJILTON* Fred CARPENTER*
John O DAUL* Vern SCHRACK* Alice KAPS TINNES
Eber SHUCK*
CLASS OF 1913 (12 Grades)
 Paul KENNEDY*
CLASS OF 1903
No Graduates
 Horace St JOHN*
Nellie ANDERSON HOWITT*
CLASS OF 1914
 Nick SIEBENALER*
Lillie LANTZ KEMMERLING* Mary HOLMES WELLS* Addison SUTTON*
Jennie PFLAUM FITZGERALD* Nora HOUGHTON*
CLASS OF 1921
Artie TUCKER YODER* Jessie JONES FRATES* Helen BRENNAN WENGLER*
Vira EOLFE JACOBSON* Sylvia NEIDIGH ARMSTRONG* J.T. CASTEEL
CLASS OF 1904
 Zella RAY ANDERSON* Madge FLETCHER LAYCOCK
Dora BROWN EDNER* Hazel SCHRACK WERTMAN* Elsie HAGAN KELLY
Sue BOYD GREGORY*
CLASS OF 1915
 Ima JARMIN BECKWITH*
Ruby PALMER TYLER* Clifford ARMSTRONG* Theresa KEENAN
Henry RICHARDS* Alice BRYAN PETTY* Leta KREWSON GRACIE*
Hulda SOMMERS CUATT* Hazel LIKES ELSASSER Hester LEDGERWOOD PALLETT
Preston LEDGERWOOD*

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CLASS of 1921 (continued)

Roy LINDSTROM Lillian SHUBERT CURD Bertha PFLAUM BECKER
Roena MITCHELL John SIEBENALER Carrol PRICE DEAVER
Martha MONKMAN* Ted WORTMAN* Eileen PRICE KUGLER
Helena STONE* Alice YODER DUKE Agnes RALL
Lila TROTTER BEYETT Margaret YODER CARTER Frank REEVE
Thelma YOUNG PETERSON Edith YODER RICH Melvin REEVE*
CLASS OF 1922
CLASS OF 1925
 Barbara RUBY FURST
Nola BOWEN ZIMMERMAN Edna ASHBAUGH TIEDE Clarence SHUBERT*
Charles COLGAN* Calvin BOSTRUM Esther SNOOK MORGAN
Neva CUMMINGS* Ruby BOWEN REITSCH Harold STEPHENS
William HAYES Frank BOWLIN Marion THAYER
Esther KENNEDY* Nellie CARPENTER KLUMP Francis THOMPSON*
Raymond MILLER* Ralph CLARK* Elmer UPTON*
Fred PINNELL* William COLGAN*
CLASS OF 1928
Lottie PLISCHKE* Mildred EGGELSTON HAYNE Earl ASHBAUGH
Bernard RALL Irene FITZGERALD* Murray STKINSON*
Byron RAY* Wray HOSFELT Ralph BRYAN*
Virgil SNOOK Elmer JOHNSON Katherine COLGAN*
Olga YODER ARNOLD* Michael KENNEDY* Leona DOWNS HODGEN
Opal YOUNG Irene MILLER McMULLIN* Clifford FOX
Charles WARE* Grace POWERS Lila KARSTEN RISHEL
CLASS OF 1923
 Raymond PALMER Edna KARSTEN HAYWARD
Ruby ARMSTRONG* Fayc RANSEY WINN Edward KENNEDY
Elva BOWIE SHAW Nellie SULLWOLD* Ormel KRUEGAR
Glenn CARPENTER* Justin VOGT* Charles McFARLAND*
Mary COLGAN* Irene WORTMAN McFARLAND Ruby MILLER MARSHALL*
Virlea DENNING VAN CLEAVE*
CLASS OF 1926
 James MILLER
Agnes FOX LINDSTROM Henry BUETTNER* Gerald REED
Minnie HANSON KREBS* Alda BURMAN HASSELQUIST Leona SCHRACK HOLM
Hazel HOSFELT DYER* Dorothy DAUL Hazel STALBORIES BECK
Lila JARMIN LEONARD* John FITZGERALD* Harold TUSSING*
Harold LEEP Ernest HARRIS Ruth TYLER JACKSON
Bernice LANTA ORMOND Boyd KREWSON* Ethel WORTMAN JOHNSON
Faye LARGE GREEN Louisa KRUEGER PINNELL
CLASS OF 1929
Laura LLOYD CUMMINGS* Kenneth MARSHALL* Maxine ATKINSON*
Rose LYNCH WEAVER Frank McCARTNEY Carl BUETTNER
Alva MILLER* Nellie PFLAUM BOWE Esther COWDRY BRAGG
Ralph MILLER* Harry PINNELL* Fern FITZGERALD THURSTON
Ethel SAUNDERS BOWEN Ida PLISCHKE BUETTNER Inene HOLLANDER MATTNEY
Mildred SHELDON BRODINE Vera RICHARDS WILKIE Dorothy HORTON MANSMIRE
Mary SHUBERT WHITESEL Marshall RISHEL Clara KENFIELD KINCHELOE
Ben SIEBENALER* Margaret TYLER PEARSON Marie KENNEDY HANSON
Elmer SMITH*
CLASS OF 1927
 Paul LAKE
Ethel SNOOK* Claire BOSSERMAN BALLIET Katheryn LONGACRE HUNT
Tresa STALLBORIES MOLINE Velma BOWEN KARR Avis MILLER MOLES
Phillips SULLWOLD Clarence BURMAN Vivian MONK MOLINE
William VOLMER Naoma CLARKE BOMARK Ida PALMER MAGNUSON
CLASS OF 1924
 Hudson DOWNS* Clifford QUAIL
Fred BARBER Florence DWORAK HESS Gertrude RAMSEY WILKENS
Robert BRYAN George GODFREY* Nova SHOEMAKER VEAL
Ruth FARRIS SCHAFER Fern JOHNSTON* Erma SNOOK MARSHALL
John JARMIN Dale JONES* Harold SNOOK*
Gorge KAPS Everett LeMASTER Gerald SMITH
Della KREWSON CRABB Freda LUNSFORD WIDT Donald STALBORIES
Ray McFARLAND* Ethel McCARTNEY TORREY* Robert STEPHENS

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CLASS OF 1929 (continued)
CLASS OF 1933
CLASS OF 1935
Doris YOUNG MAZE Irene ELSE TOOL Perry BOWEN
CLASS OF 1930
 Mary FITZGERALD WORTHING Eileen CROWELL SKINNER
Wilma BROOKS HOWE Mathew FITZGERALD Elizabeth DAUL GORACKE
Catharine CARTER WALENTA* Grace HANSON MYERS Genevieve DAUL ANDERSON
Eleanor CHALIMAN HAGE Katheryn HASENKAMP- Florence FITZ DAAKE
Alice DAUL HAILIER      WARNER Joan GSLE STUAFFER
Bernice KEARNEY SCHNACKEL Raymond HEWITSON Eleanor GRUDLE EDLUND
Marshall KNOBEL Lenora KENFIELD ALBIN Donald HAZELRIGG*
Ruby LAFALN KRAMER Elaine KNOBEL LEWIS Verna JUDY KENNEDY
Claude MILBOURN* Frank LAUGHLIN* Maurine MILLER SEGREST
Doris MILLER FISHEL* Donald MAPES Gloria PFLAUM*
Doris NELSON STONE Chester MARSHALL Helen REITER*
Iris PETTETT NELSON Thelma MILLER FAGAN LaVerne SEAR*
Lois PINNELL NELSON* Frank MOLES Marjorie SKINNER BECKER
Leuella SWARTZ* Helen NICKS* Ardyth SOMMERS MILLESS
Gerald TOOL* Ruth NICKS ROLF Ray STEPHENS*
Roy THAYER Donald SHOEMAKER* Joe THOMPSON*
Irene WITMER SULLWOLD Kenneth SKINNER Ruth THOMPSON WARREN
Caleb WORTHING* Anna SMITH FORD
CLASS OF 1931
 Myrene SNOOK CARLSON
Clayton BISHOP Orville STEPHENS
Letta FOX HIGGINS Eugene STRUTEVANT
Wanda HELFRICH JONES* Leonard TOOL
Lila KARR McCONNELL Harley WORTHING
Mabel KARSTEN HEMSTROM Velma YOUNG ORCOTT
Beulah LANDIS GUSTOFSON CLASS OF 1934
George MAPES Dan Arthur BLISS*
Gladys MILLER SMITH Marie BROE WILSON
Violet MONK KNAPPLE Charles BUCHTEL
Orville MICKEL Lloys CLARKE*
Harry PALMER* Donald DWORK
Isabelle PFLAUM DICKMAN Loraine GLASER STEPHENS
Vern PFLAUM Lee Mason HARRIS
Edna QUAIL PEARSON Pauline Fern HILTY CEPEL
Maurice REITER Joy LAUGHLIN
William SCHRACK* Margaret Ann LAUGHLIN LESLIE
Merl SHOEMAKER John MORLEDGE
Blanche SHUBERT DECKER Goldie PALMER HERMSMEYER
Edith SNOOK TILLOTSON Emil PETERSON
Carol STRUTEVANT Charles PFLAUM
Daphne TURNER DAZZO Arlinton PRICE*
Lee YOUNG Doris QUAIL BRYAN
CLASS OF 1932
 Lee UPTON
Floyd ELSE Carrie Belle WRIGHT BOYSON
Donald HELFRICH
Pauline HULBERT WALL
Clarence KEARNEY
William KENNEDY*
Cecil SNOOK
Kenneth WITMER*

12 May 1856 M. W. REDEN, Wm. P. WALKER, George ALLEN, John HAMLIN, J. C. LAWRENCE, J. W. TAYLOR, J. T. CANNON located Ne. Terr. first Methodist Church at Ne. City -- P. 100, Book A, Otoe Co.

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