Sidney Social Roundup Notes Local Visits and Elections
The column records residents visiting relatives in Sidney Chappell and Sterling, social events hosted by Mrs C J Smith and the O E S, and a Masonic meeting. It notes Ella Carter’s farewell, Easter season refreshments, theater outing, and various local election results and moves including Englert Kreider Bale Ammerman elected. Schneider couple moving back to Ohiowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Emily Davis
Chappell
Sterling
A. B. Persinger
Alica Dye
S. H. Wolfe
C. J. Smith
Thursday Bridge Club
Handley
Ella Carter
New York
Frank Pavlat
Harley Simkins
Lee Braird
B. Bates
Ruby Bates
Clara McDaniel
O'Conner
L. S
Oscar Meyer
Harriett
Clarence Meyer
Fat Morgan
Hazel Meyer
Denver
C. L
Nebraska
R. W. Englert
Harry Kreider
A C Bale
Cc. A. Ammerman
Ralph Schneider
Ohiowa
Notice of Final Report Estate No 776 Cheyenne County Neb
The County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska announces a final account of administrator in Estate No 776 of Emil Fenske deceased. Hearing set for April 20, 1931 at 10 a.m. to determine heirs and grant final settlement and discharge. An additional petition by John C. Jurgens seeks heirship and discharge as administrator with hearing on May 4, 1931 at 10 a.m. The Telegraph to publish this order for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Fenske
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
G. P. Kratz
Paul L. Martin
John C. Jurgens
Telegraph
A. D
Jason C. Sparks
Cheyenne Couty
State of
Sheriff Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Sheriff W W Schulz announces a public auction for May 19, 1931 at 10 a.m. on the east front door of the Sidney courthouse to sell the real estate held as security in the Farmers State Bank of Dalton case. The property includes the NE quarter of section 10, township 16, range 51. the SE quarter and south half of the NE quarter of section 3. and Lot 8, Block 35 in Sidney Original Town, all west of the 6th P M. Local counsel is Paul L. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Clarence G. Bliss
Farmers State Bank of
Dalton
Laura A. Sharp
L. W. Dirks
G. H. Worth
J. M. Kreader
Sidney
W. W. Schulz
Nebr
Paul L. Martin
Qgheyenne
James A Wood
James A. Wood
Mary Wood
Denver
Colorado
Towit
Maude Wood
Winifred McPhee
George E. Wood
Earl R. Wood
G. P. Kratz
Notice of hearing in Cheyenne County estates
Estate notices and hearings filed in Cheyenne County Nebraska depart into two cases, one for Jason C Sparks deceased with final account hearing set for April 20 1931 and one for James A Wood intestate real estate in Cheyenne County with a May 19 1931 hearing and heirs Maude Wood Winifred McPhee George E Wood and Earl R Wood identified.
Lodge Pole Social Notes Mixed from Local Families
Lively week as Anton Kripal family heads to Omaha and Oscar Rhine clan visit Wood Robinson. Simkins attend Sidney show. baseball team hosts a charity dance raising funds. Mrs L R Barlow Marion Ruth move into old post office building. Barlow home rented to Dr Ward. Visitors include D Russell from Kearney and Robert Oberfelder from Sidney. Local residents deal with painting, recovery from illness, and household moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Kripal
Clarence
Omaha
Oscar Rhine
Wood Robinson
Harley Simkins
Sidney
Opera House
L. R. Barlow
Marion Ruth
Post Office
Barlow
Ward
Local club meetings and visits in Sidney and area
Mrs Emma Ely and others attended a M B club meeting at the Osborn home in Sidney on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ray Wellner visited the George Rippe home Thursday evening. Farmers Union held a Friday meeting with Mrs Charles Lessman and Mrs Ray Frame hosting the N P B club. Lunch followed. Conrad Glantz stayed at the John Glantz home near Gurley Saturday. Ruth Kinton and Margar et Miller stayed with Marg et Miller over weekend. Several calls and visits occurred Sunday and Monday among local families. The Huntsman Hustlers swine club met with Ray and Geraldine Cruise Tuesday evening. Next meeting will be with Walter Engelland. Mildred Reinmuth and Louise Bickel were guests of Rosetta Seimers Tuesday. Mrs C B Kinton drove to Sidney Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ely
E. Brockelby
T. C. Spiker
Ed Lipke
C. B. Kinton
M. B. Club
C. J. Osborn
Sidney
Ray Wellner
George Rippe
Farmers Union
Charles Lessman
Ray Frame
Lessman
L. J. Hughes
Harold Lessman
Conrad Glantz
John Glantz
Gurley
Ruth Kinton
Margaret Miller
O. L. Miller
Mercer
Furth Booth
Sina
Edna Seyfang
Leoia Linaley
Whitman
Sterling
Eugene Gilpert
Emil Englert
Fred Gundel
Carterville
Gundel
Paul Booth
Ernest Stimka
Ben Vacik
Crawford
Larkin
H. H Misegadis
John Hornicek
M. M. Pavalt
Sunol
P.T. A
J .B. Ruttner
Caldwell
Lon Miller
Emil Bluhm
Paul Draper
Lodge Pole
A. J. Englert
S. P. Hunt
Ruby Kuhl
Virginia Englert
Rome Englert
Viola White
Kilgore
E. Stimka
Scottsbluff
Fred Bauer
W C. Sears
Abbe
Esther Bruns
Riva Folkerts
Dan Daniels
Darlene
Oshkosh
Pete Buss
Henry Florke
Harry Thompson
William Thompson
Rogers
Otto Rahe
Art Larsen
Millie Kugler
George Buss
James Hume
Beulah
Elda
William Hull
Mr. Rogers
Lost 11 Pounds in Six Weeks with Kruschen Salts
An ad touts Kruschen Salts claiming a 11 pound loss in six weeks and renewed energy. It promotes daily intake of half a teaspoon in hot water, plus light walking, reduced sugar and fat foods, and offers a money back guarantee through Western Drug Co and others. It appeals to constipation relief, headaches, indigestion, nervousness, depression, rheumatism, and auto intoxication, asserting broad rejuvenation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Drug Co
Druggists
America
Sunol Social Notes Sketch Busy Weekend Activities
Sunol residents share visits and errands through the week. Mrs Booth and family travel to Crawford while Edna Seyfang and Mrs. Leo Linaley drive to Spring Sunday morning. Local gatherings include a PT A banquet at Sidney with basketball letters awarded and a Taylor hospital update for Mrs Kucera.
Weyerts News Local social notes and visits
Weyerts residents conduct visits with Abbe Bruns and Jurgens households. Local exchanges include plowing by Kord Dykman north of Weyerts and seventh and eighth grade exam participants from district 32. The week features hospital recovery news for Henry Florke and multiple calls to friends in Lodge Pole and surrounding homes.
If we represent the earth by a single grain of sand
A compact thought experiment places Earth as a grain of sand in New York City, with the nearest star and a six inch globe analog in Juneau Alaska, illustrating vast cosmic scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Juneau
Alaska
Praise of Silence Says Carlyle
A quotation extols silence as eternity and the realm beyond thought noting that without silence a country risks decay. The speaker describes silence as a vast empire surpassing stars and death and warns that lacking such quiet strength leads to a barren, leafless nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Death
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J. C. Blasser
EL. Aptegrove Farm
Good Electric Radio— Co
C. Thomas
William Franzen
A. M Hoover
Osage St
P. O
John Peetz
Minnesota
Lewis Olson
Lincoln Highway
R. R
Jersey
George W. Messing
Poland
China
John Henzl
Huntsman
Ohio
John Siedel
Allington & Allington
Peter Helfrish
Triumph Seed Potatoes
Clint Thompson
P. O. Box
E. McLernon
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Zwicks Grocery
Florence Parks
Kratz Abstract Co
6Th Ave
H. T. Doran
S. Dedrick
Newton St
A. S. Hardy
Omar Court
Wm. Gergner
Llth Ave
Elm St
A. A. Clark
Kimball County
Sidney Hardware Co
W. H. & Call
Ene
Finke Creamery Co
Fred W Stuht
Elegraph
Earl R. Kratz
Sidney, Nebr
Sheriff's Sale
Trintie Miller
Munnie Ifuls
North Divide
Vis
Lathin
Mlb
John Whitm
Sisney
Frank O'nellus Ome
Muss Mable Johnson
Amelia Lindley
Charles Phillips
Lirco
David Randolph
Barbara Shry
California
B C. Kucera
Taylor Hospital
Kucera
Howard McLean
Alliance
Leona Lindley
Miss Nelson
Anna Zimola
Bert Allington
E. L. Booth
George
Welby Bauer
Florence Bahr
A. Fenske
Walter
Thema
Jen Tieman
Walter Flicker
August Jurgens
Fom
Ben Jurgens
Carhart Thurow
Elda Hume
Lucile Rubado
John F Folkerts
Theodore Folkerts
James Payne
Caleb
Caleb Payne
Charles Darrah
John Folkerts
Aladdin
Winders Hardware
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