Maple Grove Social Notes From Sidney Area
Maple Grove locals list visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Hans Anderson of Sidney spent last Wednesday at Andy Andersons. Several households including Sharman Miles Wait and Johnsons attended events at Andersons and Johnsons. Nels Johnson ill. others visited doctors and attended a sale. Clair details of dinners, papering, and barley haulage mark a typical week in the neighborhood.
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Hans Anderson
Sidney
Andy Anderson
W. T. Sharman
Ed Miles
Nels Johnson's
C.C. W. Smith
F. N. Smith
Beatrice
Helen Johnson
Robert Wait
F. A. Johnson
A. K. Anderson
Bob Wait
Dr. Browning
W. Y. Miles
Robert Walt
Colton
W. C. Robbing
O. N. Johnson
N. P. Johnson
Nels Johnson
Frank Lundgren
Ea Miles
Ray Miles
Weyerts
Bunker Hill Social and Community Notes
Light rains benefit wheat as Ross Bales visits Ahlbrecht's. Sidney trips include Beyer and Borcher families. W. M. B. hosts at Mrs. L. P. Houge with prizes for progressive pitch. Farmers' Union event postponed to April 27 due to sickness. Local dances, dinners, and visits persist through weekend. Kenneth Bales improves from bronchial pneumonia. Stockampt family begins housekeeping on former Aurich farm.
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Ross Bales
Ahlbrecht’s
Frank Beyer
Sidney
L. P. Houge
Wm. Sachs
Glen Bales
Farmers’ Union
Fred Beyer
Theo. Borcher
Henry Wheeler
Glen Balls
Vogler
Arnold Stockampt
Mrs. Stockampt
Edwin Aurich
Local Social Roundup Sees March District No 70 Pupils Named
Ickes News Miss Edna and Elsie Horn spent Saturday with Miss Irma and Gladys Morrow. Mrs G H Worth and Misses Clara Curd and Edna Horn joined lunch with Mrs E L Weed Monday afternoon. Mrs J C Kreader shopped in Dalton Saturday. Misses Alice Hilma and Messrs Ray and Robert Nelson of Potter visited Mr and Mrs Ed Morrow and family Sunday. Chas Mayers Elmer Mayers and Robert Wallick and families were birthday dinner guests of Mrs Jacob Carter at the B L Carter home in Dalton Sunday. Pupils in District No 70 during March were Gladys Morrow and Odette with no absences or tardies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Elsie Horn
Irma
Gladys Morrow
G. H. Worth
Clara Curd
Edna Horn
E. L. Weed
J. C. Kreader
Dalton
Alice
Hilma
Messrs
Ray
Robert Nelson
Potter
Ed Morrow
Chas Mayers
Elmer Mayers
Robert Wallick
Jacob Carter
B. L. Carter
Jeulf
Frank Weigands
Evelyn Mayers
Chas. Mayers
Mabel Johnson
Ruth Morrow
Sidney
Allen Overman
Ford Smerritt
Mr. Valquartzen
Redington
H. J. Foster
Davison’s
Worth's
Local notes miss many names at Sidney gathering
A string of names appears in a Sidney social update with Mrs Weed and Mrs Morrow attending the teachers association. Entertaining visits include Stork and Freeburg events, calls by R R Wallick and Vivian Grabill, and Sunday gatherings at Ed Morrow and Waterman households. A nurse visit, school interaction, and a broken arm incident involving Evelyn Mayers are noted along with various relatives visiting Potter and Redington areas.
Peniel church choir practice near Grand Prairie
Community notes list frequent visits and local comings and goings. Families including Windsheimer Beebe Jorgenson Lundgren Frerichs Flesner and Pierson are mentioned with sick lists and travel to Gurley Sidney Lodge Pole and Weetz Colorado. Russell Gelatian joins Will Frerichs for the upcoming season.
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Peniel Church
Alec Pierson
Henry Beebe
Andrew Windsheimer
J. C. Jorgenson
Reimers
Frank Lundgren
Flesner
Miss Churchill
Frerichs
Mildred Hart
Martin Flesner
Frank Heinzman
Johnson
Fred Windsheimer
Ivan
Gurley
Russell Gelatian
Wisconsin
Will
Will Frerichs
Walter Hernbloom
Hazel
Paul
Glenis Pierson
Johnson Brothers
Frank
Christine Flesner
Stella Churchill
Lodgepole
Holm
BE. A. Johnson
John
Anna Windsheimer
Albert Frerichs
Sidney
Leslie Gillan
Ernest Wickard
Rasmus Madison
Weetz
Colorado
Henry Flesner
Pleasant Valley Notes Include Births and Local Visits
Pleasant Valley reports two new births, a son at Ed Binney on March 27 and another at Burgess Phelps on April 1. Mrs. V I Simpson visited relatives in town and Crook, while T. W. and E. J. Simpson attended an American Wheat Growers meeting in Colorado. Literary Society met at McDonald schoolhouse for the year’s last time. Fairview school reopened after a sickness-related closure. Geo Louderback moved to Ollie Wilson’s former home, Dan Brant to Louderback place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hecker
E. Z. Simpson
Ed Binney
Burgess Phelps
V. I. Simpson
E. "Simpson
Geo
Louderbacks
Ollie Wilson
Dan Brant
Louderback
Community notes from Sidney area and Peetz meeting
Local residents report Dan will keep Crook work while spending more time there Rev Holmes active in Peetz and Grandma Bonser returning to Holdrege Nebraska Others visit family in Haxtun and Sidney A B Jelniks visit Earl Hecker home and attend Wheat Growers meeting Declan T W Simpson and Mrs P R Simpson were Sidney visitors Mrs Landis of Kearney visiting Ollie Wilson Daylight Club to meet at Bonser home Farmers Union gathered at Fairview school Asa and Owen Hostetler traveled to Sidney on business Pierce family members visit north of Sidney Mrs Burgess Phelps ill with pneumonia but improving Family news notes a newborn son for Mr and Mrs Oscarong at Ollie Wilson home April 3 Sciatica worsens for Mrs Geo Louderback Mildred Laaker ill but recovering Men meet Peetz commissioners advocating road work after a productive session
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Dan
Crook
Rev. Holmes
Peetz
Grandma Bonser
Holdredge
Nebraska
Asa
Owen Hostetler
Sidney
T. W. Simpson
Mr. Pierce
A. L. Pierce
Burgess Phelps
Oscarong
Ollie Wilson
Geo. Louderback
Mildred Laaker
Community Brand Fancy Eggs Defined by Antelope Local
Cheyenne County locals consider adopting the Community Brand Fancy Eggs trade mark. The Antelope Association will market 24 ounce fertile eggs per dozen, labeled as selects and No 1. Eggs packed in uniform one dozen cartons. C A Mangum family visited Bertramson home Sunday. Antelope Farmers Union to meet April 14 at Anderson Bros with lunch at 11:30 and business to follow. Building site selection for the community hall also on April agenda.
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Cheyenne County
Antelope Association
C. A. Mangum
Bertramson
Antelope Farmers’ Union Local
Anderson Bros
Antelope Local
Farm Notes from Cheyenne County Census
North Divide T C Spiker and Ray Frame attended the funeral of Fred Seeger in Sidney on Monday. Mrs Hans Busboom visited Sidney for dental work. Henri Ehmke brought corn to Sidney last Wednesday and claims 2000 bushels of corn raised last year. Ehmke, a major landowner, sees strong prospects for Cheyenne county. Hans Ernest Busboom and Homer Haskins helped Carl Busboom shell corn, while Carl suffered rheumatism all winter and could not work. Louis Schulenberg came down from
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T. C. Spiker
Ray Frame
Sidney
Fred Seeger
Hans Busboom
Henri Ehmke
Ehmke
Cheyenne County
Hans
Ernest Bushoom
Homer Haskins
Carl Bushoom
Louis Schulenberg
Grocery Can Packaging List Shows Mixed Vegetables
The listing includes Van Camp Pork and Beam Sunkist Pork and Beans eight to zero No. 1 Can Sunkist Pork and No. 2 Can Lima Beans No. 2 Can Cut Wax Beans No. 2% Can Hominy No. 2% Can Kraut.
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van Camp Pork & Beam
Sunkist Pork & Beans
Sunkist Pork
Antelope Divide Community Notes and Easter Plan
Sunday visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Bertramson and family at Ed Nelson’s plus dining guests of Frank Hazlitt family. Wheat... fair and winds drying ground. Antelope Union Sunday school to join Potter Methodist Easter program with basket lunch. Local Farmers Union completes egg marketing order for Antelope Poultry Association.
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J. W. Bertramson
Ed Nelson
Frank Hazlitt
Harry Lockhart
Verne Nelson
J. M. Nelson
Frank Peetz
Made Larson
J. H. Madden
Warren Hogge
Henry James
Sidney
Antelope Union Sunday School
Methodist Sunday School of
Potter
Mangum
Wm. Killom
Farmers Union Local
Bushnell to resume farming on 1300 acre ranch
Last Friday Bushnell arranged to retrieve farm implements stored locally and announced plans to rent a 1300 acre ranch to return to farming after a year in town. Roy Neary and family have come back from Winside for the winter. Neighbors gathered at Mrs Fred Sternbergs on Thursday for social time and conversation. Elmer Hughes and family enjoyed Sunday dinner at John Jones home. Farmers consider re-seeding wheat as moisture remains in the ground with a top dry layer. Will Heaston and wife welcome a daughter born last week. Mrs John Jones learns of her father’s serious illness near Wymore, later reported improved. J Careys’ youngsters suffer severe colds. Clyde Kinton has a serious blood infection on a hand.
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Will Heaston
John Jones
Wymore
J. Carey
Clyde Kinton
April Fool Party at Ely Home Entertains Guests
A large crowd gathered Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Ely for an April Fool party with games and cards. Guests praised the hosts as royal entertainers, and light refreshments ended a fine evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ely
Ely
W. M. B. Club
C. M. Andrews
Sidney
Billy Metz
John Jones
Bunker Hill
Louie Hogue
Suhs
Bales
Public invited to Q A on social and economic disorders
The public is invited to St Patrick's Auditorium next Monday evening for a free public lecture titled DENTA-PYRO Hygienic Antiseptic Dental Cream. Peter W. Collins will answer questions on social economic and industrial disorders after the talk.
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St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Peter W. Collins
Peter W Collins speaks on Bolshevism and radicalism
Peter W. Collins will address Bol Shevism radicalism and socialism Monday evening at St Patrick Auditorium in a public talk. The event promises a critical analysis aimed at informing attendees about political ideologies and their impact on society.
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Peter W. Collins
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
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Ickes News
Grand Prairie
Pleasant Valley
North Divide
Barre
Farmers Union Co-Operative Association
E. J. Leonard
Mgr. Elevator
Sidney Farms Creamery
Ohio
H. van Aelstyn
F. M. Wooldridge
Denver
Coney Island
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