Local families gather in Maple Grove community notes
Maple Grove residents John Olson Ed Malden and Alfred Jorgenson spent last Tuesday evening at the W Y Miles home. Walter Johnson stayed with his grandparents in Sidney to take eighth grade exams. The Johnson families and relatives visit. Walter and Helen Johnson were confirmed at the Lutheran church. Several local residents visited, rode out to Davis land, and attended church in nearby Gurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Olson
Ed Malden
Alfred Jorgenson
W. Y. Miles
Walter Johnson
N. P. Johnson
Sidney
QO. N. Johnson
R. W
F. A. Johnson
Emma Barta
Will Johnson
Gurley
W. T. Sharman
Ed Miles
Nels Johnson
Otto Davis
Mr. Davis
Lorenzo
Gure
Walter
Helen Johnson
Willing Workers meet with Mrs Alva Hart in Grand Prairie
The Willing Workers group met Mrs Alva Hart last Thursday afternoon for a business session and social hour followed by refreshments. The next meeting is set for Thursday April 27 at Mrs Walter Hernblooms home. Several local residents attended visits and exchanges noted including Stella Churchill, Walter Frerichs, Wilmer Holm, and others with frequent calls and family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Hart
Walter Hernbloom
Stella Churchill
Fred Windsheimer
Walter Frerichs
Wilmer Holm
Sundl
A. G. Weaver
Sidney
Henry Flesner
Frank Heinzman
Frank Holm
Emil Peterson
Earl Holm
Will Meyer
Fern Miller
Huntsman
Lundgren
Christine Flesner
Julesburg
Henry Beebe
EF. A. Johnson
Frank Heinzsman
Albert Frerichs
Walter
Penfel
Windmill project aided by Hans Busboom and Theo Bor cher
Local notes recount a windmill setup aided by Hans Busboom and Theo Bor cher. Several residents visit Sidney for shopping and church, while students from District No. 67 take eighth grade exams at Sidney. Blood poisoning improves for Clyde Kinton. many attend services in Sidney amid a snowy spell benefiting wheat fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Busboom
Theo. Borcher
Mesdames
Geo. Rippe
Herman Blanky
Sidney
Herman Plankey
Clyde Kinton
M. E
Ed Brockelsby
Roy Neary
Kingsford
Colorado
Ife
Clarence Ely
Wm. Ahern
Wm. Jeudes
Herman Ehmke
Local social notes and events from Bunker Hill area
A crowded week lists visits and calls among Engle Beyer Schmidt and Borcher families, quilting and county exam attendance for seventh graders, birthday supper for Cash Scott with progress in singing and cards, gatherings in Sidney Gurley and Jim Folkes dance, blizzard impact on wheat, Band practice resumes with remaining instruments arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Meyer
Sidney
John Engel
Carl Schmidt
Henry Schmidt
Cash Scott
Glen Bales
Fred Beyer
Frank Beyer
Tempest Hill
Clara Beyer
Ross Bales
Hilbert Borcher
Francis Rose
Scott
Baby
Local notes from Spring Canyon and nearby areas
Spring Canyon updates report Mrs Dunn's slow recovery from illness after a visit to Iowa. Numerous local mentions include Miss Bertha Winkle’s school incident with minor shoulder injuries, community visitors, farm work, and several sickness notes. Wheat moisture concerns and ongoing quarantines affect the McKelvey family.
Local Social and Farming Notes From Potter Area
Antelope Divide residents visited relatives in Carpenter Wyoming and Bronson, with J M Nelson and daughters at the Farmers Union gathering. Kimball visitors included Frank Hazlitt and family and the Misses Martin and Neill. Easter program planned by Community Sunday school for Potter Methodist union meeting. Miss Lillian Nemor spent weekend at her Potter home. A Sunday storm brought moisture improving soil conditions for planting. Madden hosts hosted Jerrisoa, Hazlitt, and Stonacek for dinner. Gladys Martin and Edith Niell visited Madden. Mangum traveled to Kimball on business. Spring fieldwork and seeding underway on many farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dunn
Iowa
Mrs. Dunn
Lee Winkle
Miss Bertha Winkle
Jesse Moon
Arthur McKelvey
Mr. McKelveys
Mr. McKelvey
Glen Dunn
Carl Meicholz
Sidney
Dan Beebe
Russell
Sterling
N. FE. Woods
A. D. Hilliard
B. A. Keith
Carpenter
Wyoming
Potter
J. H. Madden
Joe Jerrisoa
Harry Hazlitt
Ernie Stonacek
Gladys Martin
Edith Niell
Madden
C. A. Mangum
Kimball
Community Notes From Bridgeport And Nearby
Rex Rogers and Harold Hedlund traveled to Bridgeport on Sunday. Local visits included Johnson at Chas Scott’s home and J. W. Eckert’s family at the Eckert residence. Various residents hosted and visited, with Miss Margaret Shinker returning from Sidney and numerous neighbors sharing weekend activities and school exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Rogers
Harold Hedlund
Bridgeport
Mr. Johnson
Chas. Scott
J. W. Eckert
Familly
S. W. Eckert
J. C. Kreader
G. H. Worth
Margaret Shinker
Sidney
Margaret
Ford Smerrit
Community Social Roundup in South Divide Notes
Local families in South Divide share visits and gatherings in recent weeks. Names such as J N Brothers E Netts Robertson Hiett Warrick Flanery Payzant and Foster appear with outings dinners and a district declamatory contest winner Berniece Foster. Interactions involve neighbors from Lincoln Blair Nebraska Long Beach California and Sidney area with several homes hosting social events and a C E social at E V Hiett residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Brothers
J. 2. Fischer
John Harland
Lincoln
E. Netts
Clifford Crosby
Rev. Bennett
Robertson
Berniece Wood
Pearson
Peetz
R. V. van Liew
Blair
Nebraska
S. H. Warrick
van Liew
Long Beach
California
Benah Flanery
Lucy Hiett
Shaw
Chas. Walker
Caroline Rudd
Esther Hand
Stowe
Warrick
Hewitson's
Brauer
Earl Wood
Winnifred
Denver
Berniece Foster
Bridgeport
Flanery
Foster
Payzant
Pleasant Valley News Notes From Valley County
Pleasant Valley report includes Mrs. Wm Hecker returning from Denver and convalescing at the Meher home. Mrs Robertson of Haxtun, mother of Mrs Holmes, is ill with rheumatism at the Holmes residence. Mrs P R Simpson left for Cozad Nebraska en route to Cedar Rapids Iowa to visit her sons Frank and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hecker
Denver
John Meher
Robertson
Haxtun
L. L. Holmes
Holmes
P. R. Simpson
Cozad
Nebraska
Iowa
Frank
Cedar Rapids
Raymond at Tipton and local social notes
Local social roundup notes visits and sickness. The Daylight Club met with Mrs. Tom Bonseer. Mrs. George Fisher and sister visited A B Jelnik. Mrs. Walter Phelps from Lorenzo aided Mrs. Phelps ill with pneumonia. Naomi and Gladys Vacik visited E J Simpson. Nurse Dedrickck aided Mrs Burgess Phelps. Henry Lanker family visited John Fisher. Joe Hecker, H R Holmes and Phil Brossard visited HEJ Simpson. Asa Hostetler traveled to Crook. Harold Jobe passed the postal exam and will take the Crook route. Mrs Albert Ottjes and George Bonser fell ill. Bonser improving, Ottjes unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
Gladys Vacik
E. J. Simpson
Dedricck
Lorenzo
Burgess Phelps
Henry Lanker
John Fisher
Joe Hecker
H. R. Holmes
Phil Brossard
HE. J. Simpson
Asa Hostetler
Crook
Sam James
Harold Jobe
Albert Ottjes
George Bonser
Bonser
Hink's Boot Shop Guarantees Long-Lasting Work Shoes
A local ad for Hink's Boot Shop promises durable work footwear with a guarantee of good service. The notice emphasizes reliability and customer satisfaction for professionals needing dependable footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HINK
No. 2 Can Peaches No Noe Noe
A brief line notes a No 2 can of peaches with unclear branding or date reading. The fragment hints at a product label or market listing but lacks complete details or context.
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Maple Grove
Dr. Browning
Ray Miles
Chris Junker
Frank Christensen
Charlie Welton
W. T. Sharman’s
Grand Prairie
North Divide
M. E. Pettibone
Larsen Music Store
Bunker Hill
Spring Canyon
Ickes News
Avery
Pleasant Valley
The
Western Drug Co
Ladegard & Haworth
Sidney Farms Creamery
Farmers Union
Zie
van Camp
Sunkist Pork & Beans
Fish
Joe Tractor
Percales
J. & P. Coats
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