Center News Roundup Reflects Local Socials and Farm Work
Mrs Wood returns to Sidney after visiting daughter Mrs Southard. Local gatherings include a birthday party for Mrs Guill and several Sunday visits. Hazel Scott ill with bronchial pneumonia while grain sowing starts and army worm activity is low. Center girls lose indoor baseball at Gurley. services planned at Center church. Various families noted visiting, dinners, and weekend activities across Sidney and Dalton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Guill
Marian Osborn
Dalton
Vera
George Guill
J. C. Guill
George Fisher
Leonard Freeburg
Orville
Siders
Thure Sallberg
Miss Rumsey
Miss Chofell
Builders
Center School
Ed Guill
A. D. Rose
Art Draper
Martin Christofferson
Amelia Jensen
Clifton Neary
Center Girls
Gurley
Center Church
Kenyon
E. E. Osborn
Sidney
Viggo Neilsen
Meadow Lawn Social Ties Fill Busy Week
Meadow Lawn residents share visits and activities as two week sickness absence ends. Dan Heimer spends Monday at the Ed Morrow home. Club gatherings and guest visits occur with Miss Emma Morrow and Miss Gladys Peterson among those seen. A school literary program in district 142 drew a well attended turnout.
Sunny Side Community Notices Across Families
Fred Foltman of Lodge Pole and Mr. Lauder of Chappell assisted Mike Lau der with fence repairs last week. Numerous relatives and friends attended a Sunday dinner at the V. W. Wise home, with visits to schools and several homes mentioned. Continuous social visits include the Linde, Thurow, Hern bloom, Omel, and Weigers families, plus windmill repairs by Will Thurow and Martin Thurow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred #foltman
Lodge Pole
Mr. Lauder
Chappell
Mike Lauder
V. W. Wise
Pearson
H. C. Schmale
W. W. Wassum
J. Sorgy
Dan Rupert
Walter Wassum
Sidney Social Notes Reflect Local Moves and Visits
SEXTORP Mr and Mrs C C Crowell and Geraldine were callers in Sidney Wednesday. E W Hendren of Morrill, Omaha Bee News representative, canvassed Thursday. Mrs Pete Nelson and Myrtle called at J E Morrow home near Dalton Wednesday afternoon. George Reets was a caller in Sidney Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harold Craig and son of Potter spent Thursday at the Crowell home. Roy Nelson visited the Arlo Fisher home Tuesday evening. Esther Carlson and daughter Alice and brother Oscar Redeen were Saturday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson and son Gordon. Mr and Mrs Leslie Sanders and son Jack and daughter Leona spent Sunday evening at John Peterson’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Crowell
Geraldine
Sidney
E. W. Hendren
Morrill
Omaha Bee-News
Pete Nelson
Myrtle
J. E. Morrow
Dalton
George Reets
Harold Craig
Potter
Roy Nelson
Arlo Fisher
Esther Carlson
Alice
Oscar Redeen
Charles Johnson
Gordon
Leslie Sanders
Jack
Leona
John Peterson
Peter Nelson c
Nelson
Dan Heimer
Jerome Kafka
Henry Moench
Kimiball
Millere
Clarence Stromberg
Fred Prince
Freda
Christena Kocour
Myrtle Nelson
Laura Neel
Iowa
George Reetz
Brauer
A. Teel
Joe Kubis
Lewis Brett
Charles McKee
Willow Island
Local residents attend Potter lecture and social calls
Rev Powell spoke at the M E church in Potter Sunday evening. Mrs Peter Nelson and daughter Myrtle visited Dan Heimer Sunday. Numerous locals attended the Hoome Lumber sale in Potter Saturday. Various neighbors hosted visits and dinners including Crowell, Dunlavy, Nelsons, Moench, Kocour, and Reetz families. A death near Willow Island drew many to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Powell
M E
Potter
Local Crook Area Notes Hit By Hogs and Hometowns
Albert Otties hauled hogs to Crook Monday while Bailey Jamison delivered oil and gas at the Tom Kendrick home. Farmers prepare spring grain as Rev A B Shepherd visits Bonser and other Crook households. Mrs Frank Young sick at her parents’ Crook home. Tom Kendrick and Burdette Sharp were Crook visitors, with several local calls and sick lists noted.
Local social and farming notes from Crook area
Harold Maggard of Proctor was called Friday evening at the George Bonser home. South Sund farmers have been hauling hay near Crook. Tom Kendrick did business in Crook Wednesday. ER N Roth fixed pipes from his well on Wednesday. Carl Briney called at the T A Bonser home Wednesday. George McCracken and family visited O A Stewart Thursday. J C Miles and wife of Sidney visited Ed Roth Wednesday. Bernard Bonser Edward Carr and Elden Binney motored to Brush for a high school contest Saturday. George Bonser and wife hosted Ollie Wilson Lou E Davis and Mrs A B Shepherd Sunday. Frank Kokes shopped in Crook Saturday. Raymond and Arthur Bruns spent Saturday with Bernard Bonser and attended church in Crook Sunday. S F James and wife hosted J L Gruben and Cecil Gruben Mrs Ruby Cunningham of Haxtun for Sunday dinner. Charley Miller Curtis Nicholas and family from Akron visited Sunday afternoon at Albert Otties. T A Bonser and wife visited C W Bonser Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Maggard
Proctor
George Bonser
Crook
Tom Kendrick
ER. N. Roth
Carl Briney
T. A. Bonser
Cgecorge McCracken
O. A. Stewart
J. C. Miles
Sidney
S. F. James
J. L. Gruben
Cecil Gruben
Ruby Cunningham
Haxtun
Charley Miller
Curtis Nicholas
Akron
Colo
Albert Otties
C. W. Bonser Homie
Antelope Divide Fragment Shows Family Groups Named
A fragment notes Antelope Divide mentions the households of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Howe, and Norman among those listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Nelson
Peter Howe
Norman
Sunday dinner guests and hospital news from local homes
Sunday dinner guests at the Jim Johnson home included Mrs D A Keith and son Bertrand and relatives. Visitors at J W Bertramson’s home were Cyrus Fisher Burl Zirkle L K Nelson and Dewey and Carl Larson. Jimmy Jensen has had eye operations in Cheyenne. Mrs J W Bertramson and Marjorie, ill with flu, are at Miller hospital. Mrs Echer does housework until they recover. V A Nelson and children visited Jens Olson and Jimmy Johnson. Carl Larson and family and Chris Thurman visited Jack Richards. Others visited Mrs Bertramson and daughter at Kimball hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Johnson
D. A. Keith
Bertrand
J. W. S Bertramson
Cyrus Fisher
Burl Zirkle
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Charles Waterman
Gerald
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Paul Mann
Evelyn
Charles Mayer
Adga Anderson
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Peter Nelson
Phyllis Conney
Faye
Opal Boyee
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Leonard
Emma
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J. M. Kreader
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Kenneth
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Peetz
Harold Linde
Wayne Forney
Vic Wise
E. A. Johnson
W. T. Sharman
Art Roberts
Arnold Thurow
Henry Koplin
Albert Weigers
Floyd
Loveland
T. F. Rathbun and Sons
Chris Weigers
Will Thurow
L. K. Omel
John Theis
H. G. Linde
O. Olson
W. Hernbloom
Lawrence Linde
Mae Herenbloom
Linde
Will, Garhart
Martin Thurow
John Block
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