Pocket-sized Community Notices From Sundry Saturday Visits
South Sund social round recounts visits among Vogler Osborn and Kinney kin. dinners at Roth Bonser Sullivan homes. a 14-guest feast. upcoming bazaar at Barber schoolhouse on April 19. hay hauling help. school and health program night with bake sale proceeds for playground equipment. several local farm and leisure tasks noted. Willing Workers club hosting at Mrs Hillard Marshall's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Vogler
Ray Osborn
Kinney Boys
E. N. Roth
F.l Binney
George McCracken
George Bonser
James Sullivan
Adam
Joe Schimka
John Bahr
Jerry Vacik
James Vacik
George Schad
Peetz
James
J. C. Miles
Barber School House
Ray Oxborn
Alta Bahr
Walter Proctor
Frank Pokorny
Bahr
Henry Bahr
Willing Workers Club
Hillard Marshall
Todd Gentry
Adam Schimka
Albert Allen
D. B. Phelps
Sidney
Local residents tour Sidney and area events
A string of motor trips to Sidney from Bunker Hill and nearby homes marked the week. Social visits included family calls to Beyer and Rohde households, and a Farmers Union meeting with a play Safety First after the business session. Local band practice and weekend family gatherings rounded out the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Engel
Sidney
Glen Bales
Wm. Rohde
Gurley
Farmers Union
Arthur Borcher
Henry Schmidt
Frank Beyer and Son
Bunker Hill
North Sidney
Frank Beyer
Fred Beyer
Charlie Overman
East
Theo Borcher
Gleen Bales
Ruby Brown
Cheyenne
Earl Schmidt
John Borcher
Pete Beyer
Iva Beyer
Lawrence Beyer
Elmer Larson
Will Meyer
White Cove Valley residents update activities and moves
Mrs Ellis Frakes and sister Mrs McDonnell travel to her new home while Harold Jobe moves to the old McWilliams place east of Crook. Farmers haul corn to feeders and Crook. Elllis Frakes moves from near Sidney. Various visits, sales, lessons, and small errands fill a busy week with showers and fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Frakes
McDonnell
Harold Jobe
McWilliams Place
Crook
Sidney
Oren Loudy
Mr. Andrews
D. R. Gross
Smith Places
B. F. Loudy
Kokes
Chicago
Keesecker
John McDonnell
Beebe
Weiler
Roy English
Maguire
John McDonnell and Son
Eilig Frakes
E. F. Loudy
George Louderback
Hildegaarde Jobe
Watel Marshall
Harold Tobe
Loudy
Charlie Lee
Sterling
Doc Tarmore
Sheridan
Charlie Dickenson
Local Notes and Notices from Various Towns
Frank Schultz sues for 35 dollars in Melbeta while Duckworth dies at Rock Eagle farm near Lingle after a runaway team drags him. Burns store looted of about 5000 dollars in clothing. Pine Bluffs seeks funds for a Protestant church. Pine Bluffs athletic club plans baseball team. Bushnell predicted to field a team this year. Economy Paint Mills promotes paint pricing from Geneva Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ts. Duckworth
Rock Eagle
Lingle
Mr. Duckworth
Pine Bluffs
Pine Bluffs Athletic Club
Bryce Vandruff
Bushnell
Potter area social notes reflect church pageant and visits
Sextor and Fisher families attended a Methodist church pageant in Potter Saturday night. Ellis Fisher and sons Shown shopping in Sidney. Lambert family visited Fred Prince home. Pete Nelson family at Tom Barnes home. Gertrude Nelson substitute teacher for ill Crowell. Various business calls in Sidney Potter and surrounding homes. Henry Moench and daughter visited Herman Moench. Tete Nelson and Alice Nelson in Potter. WH Shiver shopped in Potter. Hilma and Myrtle Nelson with aunt Harold Smith in Sidney. Chris Crowell made a Potter business call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fisher
M. E
Potter
Ellis Fisher
Harvey
Tom
Hetty
Sidney
Jess Lambert
Fred Prince
Pete Nelson
Tom Barnes
Gertrude Nelson
C. C. Crowell
I Ario
Henry Moench
Herman Moench
Tete Nelson
Alice
Ever Larson
Shiver
Hilma
Myrtle Nelson
Harold Smith
Chris Crowell
Potter Notes and Social Updates from Potter
Mrs Gertrude Nelson teaches the Pete Nelson school while Mrs Chris Crowell sits home sick. Mrs C W Johnson remains ill with ptomaine poisoning but improving. Miss Edna Eckwall visited Kimball. Mrs Evan Stines hosted the bridge club with Mrs Sandoz winning. Mr and Mrs N B Miller visited Sidney with Mrs Miller’s parents. Mrs Carl Bartlett absent from post office duties. A gall stone attack is given as the cause of illness. Mr and Mrs Wm Roth welcomed a baby girl born April 10. Missionary Dr Osborne from Thi dia helped stage a church pageant in Potter. Mrs D B Fletcher county superintendent visited schools with the state inspector. Bernice Babcock celebrated her sixth birthday April 15 with a party for about twenty friends. Rev R W Pruitt of Bayard was in Potter on business. Mrs Harry Flintjer suffered a broken ankle last week. Mrs Reddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Nelson
Pete Nelson
Chris Crowell
C. W. Johnson
Edna Eckwall
Kimball
Evan Stines
Pridge Club
Sandoz
Miller
Sidney
C. J. Osborn
Carl Bartlett
Wm. Roth
Osborne
Thidia
D. B. Fletcher
Bernice Babcock
R. W. Pruitt
Bayard
Potter
Harry Flintjer
Reddy
Local Residents Socialize Through Week of Visits and Dinners
Grand Prairie residents report frequent calls and gatherings at Jorgensen and Welton homes. Andrew Johnson and Mons Johnson hosted visitors, while many neighbors shared meals, horses, and corn tasks. A Measles illness among Frerichs children showed improvement, and church group activity met at Holm's with a planned next meeting at E A Johnson's.
Irwins WY Readers Name Challenging Molbert
Local readers and residents named Joni Kucera and Lerma Welton in a Monday evening call out to Molbert during community gathering. The fragmented report notes names and a call to action without full context or outcome.
Lodgepole Fetches News From Lebanon and Nearby Towns
Col. Smith attended his father’s funeral in Lebanon Kansas then returned with his Denver kin Joe Pavlat. Local notes record ice business sale, visits by Libby and Pavlat families, a tractor demonstration, travel to Sidney, a baby arrival, cattle shipments, and community errands across Gurley Chadron Lincoln and Kimball with numerous relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Smith
Lebanon
Kansas
Denver
Joe Paviat
Alice Stanhope
Lincoln
O. E
F. D. Barlow
R. W. Englert
R. C. Newmann
Bridgeport
Frank Doyle
Pavlat
Roy H. Libby
Chadron
Mary Libby
W. B. Jewett
Jack
Gurley
Persinger
Frank Hansen
Avery Company
D. Barlow
Travis
Cha
Vivian
Larry Crose
Harriet Johnson
Lowell
Mich
Nellie Petteys
H. L. Locke
Hastings
J. L. McIntosh
Sid
Sunday School attendance wins Tri-County hammer at lodge pole
Mr and Mrs Jo G Wolfe and family, Mr and Mrs Dewn Weldt near Lisco hosted guests. Lodge Pole Sunday school earned the Tri-County S. S. hammer for largest attendance and collections in January February and March. Miss Sadie Marshall and Miss Virginia Marshall from Center school visited Saturday with Miss Wilna Slayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey
Vassar
Jo G. Wolfe
J C Wolfe
Samo
Nora
Dewn Weldt
Lisco
Lodge Pole
S. S. Hammer
Sadie
Virginia Marshall
Center School
Wilna
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Sund
White Cove Valley
Flintjer
Frank Schultz
Melbeta
Fair Grounds
Devel County
Burns
Wyoming
Geneva
Nebraska
Sextor
Grand Prairie
W. W. Craig
Mons Johnson
J. C. Jorgensen
Alfred
Albin Olson
William Sharman
Sund
Judkins
Baptist Bible
Holm’s. Paul
Lowell Hokom
Wiliam Sharman
Andrew Johnson
Frank Christensen
Mr. Judkins
F. N. Smith
Charlie Smith
John Newton
W. E. Meyer
Ed Miles
William Kieselhorst
F. N
F. S. Holm
E. A. Johnson
Smith Home
John Olson
Alfred Jorgensen
Mr. Judking
Ehlers
R. C. Ruhter
Roberta
Ruhter
I. P. Honge
Charles Welton
Ethel Irwin
George Siders
Will
Albert Frerichs
Bolt
Annie Windsheimer
Harlan
Raymond Siders
Guy Gilbert
Wayne
Gene
Frank Lundgren
A. G. Weaver
Mildred
Faye
Samuel
Robert Irwin
Clyde Wallace
H. A. Martin and Son
Glenwood
C. Mull
Waynes
J.C. Jorgensen
Janes Irwin
Ernest Wickard
Will Frerichs
A. R. Tremain
J. F. Hanson
Donald E. Hanson
Jas. R. Hanson
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