Eastern Star charter near in Sidney weeks of effort
Twenty five members secured and the organization of the Eastern Star is nearly assured with application to the grand chapter for a charter. Also notes: local injuries at ball game, store closure, railroad rumor, and various travels and events around Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Grand Chapter
O. W. Fowler
D. F. McKee
James McMullan
The
World Herald
Burlington
Alliance
Belmont
Charles Peterson
Cheyenne
Denver
Ledge Polo
Sidney
Frank Tobin
A. M. Swan
Chicago
G. E. Swan
Cheyenne Driving Parks Association
Fort Sidney Military Post
Henry Cohn
Brady Island
Mr. Cohn
Ilinois
Cohn
George J. Jewett
Nebraska
Lloyd Remsburg
Cedar Creek
Fitch
Omaha
Pleasant View Social Roundup in Colesburg Area
Mr. and Mrs. Trace Radabaugh and Mrs. Barbara Miller visited relatives in this community and Colesburg this week. The Gem Einhardt sisters hosted a shower for Ruth Borcher. Various locals attended gatherings, shopped, and helped with farm work as families near Colesburg and nearby areas visited relatives in Wheatland and Edgerly before returning home.
Corn in Southeastern Nebraska Rallies After Rain
Corn in the southeastern Nebraska region benefited from a heavy rainfall Monday night into Tuesday morning, with Plattsmouth reporting 2.22 inches. Cities including Omaha, Lincoln, Beatrice, and North Platte saw lighter totals, easing a two week moisture drought and saving thousands of acres of corn from damage.
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Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Ashlang
Broken Bow
Lincoln
Alliance
Fairmont 1
North Loup
North Platte
Beatrice
Gage County
Meadow Lawn Social Roundup Keeps Dalton Town Busy
Meadow Lawn residents and neighbors crowded the past week with visits and hosting duties. Mrs Howard Yost Evelyn Overman and Betty called at Billy Smith’s home Monday morning. Mrs R R Bovee helped Mrs Ernest Myers pick cherries Friday. Mr and Mrs J M Kreader and Mrs Dave Peterson drove to Scottsbluff Tuesday. The Eckerts visited Sidney shoppers Friday. Ed Mills and sons were Sunday dinner guests of Billy Smith. Charles Nieman Clyde Carter called on Charles Mayer Saturday. The Leigh sisters of Rury Nagengast visits Monday. Alta Cobb Hedlund J C Kreader and sons Donald Colman and Helen Christensen spent Sunday at the Bartling ranch. R J Wallick and sons John Peterson Viola Evelyn Mayer joined Sunday dinner at Mayer home. Mrs James McNulty of Denver plans a few days on the farm. Mills and Smith called on Mayer Sunday afternoon. Chris Peterson Marvin motored to Potter Sunday. Frank Christensen Helen visited Dalton Tuesday. Alta Cobb visited the Kreader family Sunday. Hedlund and J C Kreader drove to Sidney Saturday. Ernest Myers family Tom Rathbun and Clayton Mayer shopped in Dalton Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trace Radabaugh
Barbara Miller
Colesburg
Ben Hilpert
Leona
Joe Gerler
J. E. Morrow
Morrill
Wheatland
Wyo
Frank Mueller
Crawford
W. D. Matthews
Meta
Amanda Gemeinhardt
Ruth Borcher
Lilond Shaw
Peter Nelson
Harry Courtright
Daniel Heimer
W. D. Mathewson
Mae Connelly
Edgerly
N. D
Howard Yost
Evelyn
Allen Overman
Betty
Billy Smith
R. R. Bovee
Ernest Myers
J. M. Kreader
Dave Peterson
Scottsbluff
Sam Eckert
Jake Eckert
Sidney
Ed Mills
Charles Nieman
Clyde Carter
Charles Mayer
Karel of Leigh
Rury Nagengast
Alta Cobb
Ethel Hedlund
J. C. Kreader
Donald and
Colman
Helen Christensen
Bartling Ranch
R. J. Wall
Tom Rathbun
Clayton Mayer
Dalton
Local Social Event Note with Names and Practice Sun
EAST HUNTSMAN Rosetta and Florence Seimers, Vera and Joy Sparks and Mary Alice Hughes played with Helen and Inez Nieman Sunday afternoon. Walter Miller was taken to Sidney to consult a doctor Monday. Elsie Nieman and Veronica Wellner practiced their demonstration work at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosetta
Florence Seimers
Vera
Joy Sparks
Mary Alice Hughes
Helen
Inez Neiman
Walter Miller
Sidney
Elsie Nieman
Veronica Wellner
Community Visits and Family News In Brief
Several local residents visited friends and relatives over the weekend and Tuesday. Names include Mrs Ed Brockels, Frank Kinten, Clara Pryne, Letilla Mills, O L Miller family, Victor Benny, Loretta Schultz, Harold Kettler, Frances Schwasnick, Regina Moseman, George Nieman, Billie Taylor, Adrian Brockelsby, H Plughouse of Anaheim. Irma Engelland underwent an appendectomy and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brockels
Frank Kinten
Clara Pryne
Letl‘la Mills
O. L. Miller
Victor Benny
Loretta Belle Schultz
Harold Kettler
Estes Park
Frances Schwasnick
Nieman
H. J. Elsen
Regina Moseman
Margaret
Floyd
George Nieman
Schultz
Bill
Loretta
Fred Kettler
H. Plughouse
Anaheim
Calif
Arived
Flicker
Walter Flicker
Billie Taylor
Adrian Brockelsby
Letilla Mills
Irma Engelland
West Sidney Social Notes At Cheyenne Frontier Days
West Sidney residents report visits and harvest work across the region. Families including Sprengers Walters and Hammonds shared visits, baby news, and farm labor as Alma Ezard returns from Missouri and Miss Effie Lund assists with harvest duties in the area.
Local Notes From South Sunol And Vicinity
Mrs. Charles Redden was on the sick list the first of the week. D. R. Gross was a caller Monday at the Tom Kendrick home. W. L. Huffman of Chicago looked after business interests in the vicinity Monday. C. O. Lind was a Crook shopper Tuesday. A heavy shower of rain fell Monday evening, halting heading and threshing briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Redden
D. R. Gross
Tom Kendrick
W. L. Huffman
Chicago
C. O. Lind
Local social notes from Crook area Tuesday to Sunday
Forrest Appleget called Tuesday evening at the George Bonser home. Mrs. George McCracken shopped Tuesday afternoon in Sid ney. Bernard Bonser was on the sick list last week. Ed Roth was a Crook caller Wednesday evening. Mrs. Charles Redden and her young son visited the George McCracken home late this week. Mary and Ed Carr were Crook visitors Wednesday evening. Mrs. Monroe Lewis and son and Mrs. John McCumber were Sterling visitors Thursday for medical attention. Mrs. Ed Binney visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Tom Kendrick. Rev. W. O. Harper and E. L. Stick ney of Crook called Thursday afternoon on several local families. James Vacik called on Ed Roth Wednesday evening. R. L. and C. O. Gentry helped Richard Gentry harvest last week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carr returned from a several weeks visit in Iowa and Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bonser and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bonser spent Sunday with relatives at Venango. Mr. and Mrs. George Bonser were Sunday dinner guests at the J. R. Sullivan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Appleget
George Bonser
George McCracken
Sidney
Bernard Bonser
Ed Roth
Crook
Charles Redden
Little Son
Mary
Ed Carr
Monroe Lewis and Son
John McCumber
Ed Binney
Tom Kendrick
W. O. Harper
E. L. Stickney
Tom Bonser
Ernest Bonser
Albert Otties
James Vacik
R. L
C. O. Gentry
Richard Gentry
Tom Carr
Iowa
Illinois
Harold Bonser
Venango
J. R. Sullivan
Local Social Roundup at Maple Grove and Nearby Homes
Maple Grove and surrounding area residents share visits and gatherings. Joe Dilley and son Billy Joe called on Ed Miles Tuesday morning while Arthur Netsch left Mons Johnson's and works south of Lodge Pole. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Johnson hosted dinner for C. A Rasmussen family and others. Several couples and families visited friends and relatives on Wednesday and Thursday, including Sharman, Johnson, Workman, Irwin and Spiker households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dilley
Billy Joe
Ed Miles
Arthur Netsch
Mons Johnson's
Lodge Pole
Nels Johnson
C. A. Rasmussen
C. P. Rasmussen
Thor Rasmussen
Albin Johnson
W. T. Sharman
Zellabelle Johnson
Workman
R. W. Johnson
Helen
N. P. Johnson
L. P. Houge
Mildred
Harold Spiker
Delbert Horner
James Irwin
Mr. Morton
F. A. Johnson's
W. T. Sharman and Sons
Dorothy
Josie
Sadie
Local Families Gather For Visits And Celebrations
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Spiker and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Cooley with daughter spent Thursday evening at Harold Spiker's. Eberts and Sharmans marked birthdays and meals with relatives on Friday and Sunday. John Lee Johnson lost a finger in a combine on Monday.
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Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming Oil Company
Lander
Henry Mehles
D. D. Johnson
Mary Kinney
North River
E. P. Garman
Jim Johnson
Camp Clarks
Ickes
Barr
East Huntsman
West Sidney
Alfred Sprenger
Dolf Edzard
Alma Ezard
C. L. Walters
William Chambers
William Allman
Charles Sprenger
H. J. Hammond
Martha
Louis Scheer
W. E. Chambers
Dr. Thompson
Frank Kilentz, Sr
Missouri
Lyman
Colo
Clifford Hammond
Bob Rohfling
W. E. Chambers and Sons
Elmer Kragel
Boyero
Effie Lund
Frank Klentz
South Sunol
Sound and Secure Banking Institution
Liberty State Bank
Maple Grove
T. C. Spiker
Eldon Cooley
W. Ebert
Vern Sharman
Swink
Clyde Wallace
Wilma Ebert
Ebert
James Booth
Lyle Shaeffer
Henry Anderson
Harry
Nels John
Emil Nightengale
Frank Workman
Bill Davis
Walter Johnson
Lee Johnson
Mulet’s Bakery
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