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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1927

Page

11

Local folks socialize and travel around Crook area

White Cove Valley residents visit Sterling and Crook, report on eggs and farm work. Families including Hill, McDonnell, Brossard, Reeves, Gross, and Meyerholz share trips, dentist work, dress chickens, and irrigation notes. Snow brings moisture for crops. several locals attend church and Easter gatherings.

Bernard Hill Sterling Merrill Junior Crook Carl Meyerholz Hadleys McDonnell Lois Reeves Ruby Lewis John McDonnell Margaret McDonnell John Lawrence Lucile Raymond Pope Danny Gross Gary Austin Denver Phil Brossard D. R. Gross Willie Phyllis

Potter News Briefs Touch Down Potters Daily Life

Miss Maude Peterson convalesces in Miller hospital after appendicitis operation. Mrs A J Wallin entertained a Kimball cousin. R A Babcock and K Y Frances visited Kimball. Helen Juelfs Edna Seyfang return to Kearney Normal after Easter with parents. Firemen held a lunch at Wells Cafe. town board members attended. Mrs John Witt ill with measles. Legion auxiliary met at Mrs G J Briggs. Woman's club to meet Friday at Mrs St James. Meads Crowell Reetz Smith stormed in Potter last week. Measles epidemic with some smallpox noted. Mr and Mrs N S Miller and Miss Guy attended Easter services in Sidney. Mr and Mrs W Hagemeister to return from coast trip. Schoolchildren had yever ald in Potter late week due to bad weather. George Reitz and Harold Davis in Potter Saturday.

Wells John Witt The Legion Auxiliary G. J. Briggs Woman's Club St. James Mesdames C. C. Crowell George Reetz Charles Smith Potter Miller Miss Guy Sidmney

Gurley Plagued by Heavy Snow and Travel Delays

Heavy snowfall shuts roads and halts trains on the C B Q O R R and area travel. Local residents include Hr LeConte of Sidney visiting Gurley, Miss Iane Carey out ill with measles, and Mrs Rector returning to Colorado Springs after visiting relatives. Community members and students attend a birthday gathering at the Cunningham home. Fr a meal with the senior class for Margaret Cunningham. Section Foreman Carra spends the night in Huntsman due to deep snow blocking the handcar.

Hr. LeConte Sidney Gurley A. A. Larsen Iane Carey Joseph Ellington Roy Ellington Stewart Nelson Clara Curd I. F. Cunningham Margaret Cunningham Frank Barta Nearney George Feldman Feldman Carra Hunts

Maple Grove Families Attend Birthday Celebration

Maple Grove locals Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spiker with their children spent last Sunday at Potter with Mr. and Mrs. Henry James and children for a birthday celebration of Keith Spiker and Mary James. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miles and daughter Lois. calls were made at W. T. Sharman's Monday evening. Mrs. W. T. Sharman, Mrs. Roberts and daughter Neva Jine, and Mrs. F. A. Johnson and daughter Tellabelle.

Harold Spiker Potter Henry James Keith Spiker Mary James Ray Miles Lois W. T. Sharman Roberts Neva Jine F. A. Johnson Tellabelle

Community Notes From Sidney Area Social Gatherings

Wednesday project meeting attendees Neva Roberts Valura Deaver and Tellabelle Johnson joined planning. Families including Ed Miles Harvey and Alice Mae, Frank Workman and others shared meals and visits across Sidney as storms delayed travel. Easter dinners at multiple homes, calls to Jorgensen Ruhter Wilson and other neighbors marked a busy week in the community.

Neva June Roberts Valura Deaver Tellabelle Johnson Ed Miles Harvey Alice Mae Frank Workman

Community Social Notes From Ickes News Sheet

The C F James family and Pete Worth visited R H Miller on Sunday. Several local families and Misses Freeman Kocour and Max Shinker and their relatives were guests. A scarlet fever quarantine was lifted at the Sam Eckert home. No school Thursday and Friday due to a snow storm.

C. F. James Pete Worth R. H. Miller Misses Freeman Kocour Max Shinker George Winkleman Weed Weibie Davison R. I. Miller Carr Ross Sam Eckert Chas, Mayers J. C. Guill E. N. Southard Just Jensen Zorn Loretta Ruth Osborn Thelma Zorn John Rathbun Morrow J. M. Kreader

Kreader Family Visitors Noted Across Week

Tuesday visits to Mrs. J Kreader by Kreader and Jay Denslow. Monday call by Mrs. Ed Morrow to Mrs. J C Kreader. Tuesday calls to the Ross and Walsh homes and to the Kreader residence by J M Kreader.

Kreader

PIANO TO BE SACRIFICED IN SIDNEY NEBRASKA SALE NOTICE

High grade piano in Sidney Nebrask a purchaser defaulting on payments will be sold for the remaining balance with buyer receiving benefits of payments already made. Cash or terms to responsible party. For full particulars write A Hospe Co Scottsbluff Nebrask a. 60 61 62 63.

Sidney A. Hospe Co Scottsbluff Nebr

Local oddities clash with holiday figures in quirky tale

The piece sketches a humorous scene where Trail Cecile Jones asks about Santa Claus and claws, Hollie Kepler worries about a fan, and misreadings lead to a Ben Hur reference. A college professor is dramatically described as run over by a steam roller, with Merriman advising spaghetti timing as ten inches suffices for most.

Charlotte

Calendar items and a school joke exchange

April 29 Western Nebraska Music Contest and May 13 Junior-Senior Banquet are listed among end of term events. May 20 Class Night May 22 Baccalaurette Service May 27 Close of School. A quip about who fiddled while Rome burned ends with Towser as the dog name in a classroom exchange.

Mr. Weymouth Rome Moris S Rover Mr. W Towser Nero

Scolding Teacher Never Gets Hoarse Observation

A reflective note observes that a stern teacher who scolds frequently remains vocally steady, implying unwavering intensity in disciplined instruction. The remark suggests enduring authority comes from constant, sharp rebuke rather than volume.

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White Cove Valley Mr. Merrill Harry Reeves Vernon Reeves Fleming Mrs. Hills Brother Walter Troy Roy Tom Simpson Wilma Reeves Lallis Brott Jesse Lambert Henry Moench Ixaska Chris Crewell Louis Brett Charley McKee Joe Kubis A. &. Fisher Harlan Jerome Kafka Lloyd Shaw Ray Robert Nelson J. E. Morrow Chris Crowell Herbert Johnson Ed Weikhorst Charley Johnson Gordon Lillian Minor Redeen Potter News Wm. Hagemeister Yever Ald Greorge Jiedtz and Harold Davis Gurley Activities Maple Grove J. G. Jorgensen Davis Malcolm Johnson R. W. Johnson Andrew Johnson Nels Johnson John Newton Feilden Waddell McCleneghan Mable Irene Martha Workman Hazel Harvey Miles R. C. Ruhter John Shelley John Wilson Art Roberts Jim Irwin C. L. Davis Joe Dilly John Olson A. G. Weaver Alfred Jorgensen Ickes News Brauer’s Cheyenne County Trading Company Central Avenue Cecile Jones Santa Claus Hollie Kepler Merriman Western Nebraska Oil Co. Inc Lodgepole Dalton Kimball Bushnell R. J. Reymelde Teeaces Company Winstoo-Selem N. C
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