Cheyenne County Teachers 1924 1925 List Labored Names
A fragmented roster lists teachers and assigned schools for Cheyenne County during 1924 25. It names numerous individuals such as Flora Slawson Druella Davis Helen Hinrichs Ellen Emrick Ada Taylor Evelyn Johnson Elizabeth Gross Edna Emrick Nora Straight Mary Lacy Amelia Sick Bonita Wolf Hattie Eversman Opal Fitch Vera Mahr Stewart McMillen Frieda Michelman Dorothy Gould Lorna Smith Irene Weatherwax Fern Scott Virginia Marshall Mary Hemmer John Kucera Lillian Minor Gertrude Fullerton Esther Anderson Corona Livingstone Minna Jacob Belle Stafford Lois Stone Nella Dawson Teatha Gibson Ella Peterson Hilma Nelson Helen Jacob Miriam Oberg Harold Davis Irma Morrow Margaret Emanuelson Mabel Mess Ralph Hammond Ruth Dunn Marian Frederickson Imogene Wood and others, with notes on several no school days and pupil transports to Lorenzo Potter and Good View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
l—Sidney
Flora Slawson
South School
Druella Davis
North School
Helen Hinrichs
Sunol
Gertrude Nelson
Edna Jessen
Margaret Dalton
Donald McCoy
Ida Meyser
Mabel Siefer
Mervin Hughes
Lorenzo
Nora Straight
Mary Lacy
Potter
Minnie Wise
Katie Scharrell
Yorenzo
R. Oo. Bean
Hattie Eversman
Opal Fitch
Good View
Amelia Sick
Bonita Wolf
Tillie Hemmer
Gladys I. Bullington
Birdie Craig Booth
Vera Ma
Lillian Minor
Gertrude Fullerton
Esther Anderson
Corona Livingstone
Minna Jacob
Belle Stafford
Lois Stone
Nella C. Dawson
Teatha Gibson
Ella Peterson
Hilma Nelson
Rural School Directors list for Sidney and nearby towns
A roster of rural school district directors with names and towns across Sidney Lodge Pole Potter Dalton Crook and nearby areas. Notable entries include C Chambers J R Frame Geo Booth Paul Meyer August Schmidt Fritz Haddin J C Miles and many others. The list spans multiple districts and contains numerous directors in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundl
Ellis Fisher
Potter
John Grimes
Lodge Pole
R. B. Hill
E. M. Nelson
Sidney
F. S. Holm
John Siefer, Sr
Dalton
Homer Fitzsimmons
Emma Phelps
Lorenzo
W. E. Spearow
F. W. Wittig
H. J. Hammond
George Reetz
H. S Steele
F. G. Bauer
Guy Shaw
R. O. Bond
Joe Dendinger
Ray Tremain
J. C. Miles
Crook
Colo
John Nelson
KE. C. Williams
Carl Mahr
C. H.feldman
G. F. Twardin
Wm. Gustafson
Dix
Geo. Hinrichs
Ed Meyer
W. H. Forke
Charles Jobe
George H. Miller
Olaf Peterson
Ed Erickson
Roger Brennan
George C. Deaver
Hierman Hiett
C. A. Glassburn
Debtor and Creditor Lineup Listed Names
A condensed roster lists individuals with associated towns: Arthur Larson Dalton 114, S J Flora Gurley 135, Andrew Otteson Potter 142, Lewis Million Lodge Tole 141, J W Bertramson Potter 147, W E Chambers Sidney 116, Mrs J A Vogt Dalton 157, Ben Folks Gurley 160, Wm H Reinmuth Dalton 103.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Larson
Dlton
S. J. Flora
Gurley
Andrew Otteson
Potter
Lewis Million
Lodge Tole
J. W. Bertramson
W. E Chambers
Sidney
J. A. Vogt
Dalton
Ben Folks
Wm. H. Reinmuth
Social Rounds and Local Trips Around Bunker Hill
A series of short social calls and rides around Bunker Hill and Sidney occur this week. Mrs Theo Borcher and son visit Glen Bales on Tuesday while Mrs Ray Spiker and children call on T C Spiker. Arnold Stockamp drives to Sidney Tuesday. Mrs Glen Bales and family visit Theo Borcher Wednesday. The Busy Bee meets at Paul Meyer’s Wednesday afternoon following the fifth problem of work slated for completion next week. Mrs Walter Happell attends Ladies Aid in Gurley Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Pete Beyer and family motor to Sidney Thursday. Theo Borcher and Gertrude Bales also go to Sidney Thursday afternoon. A large ice cream social draws many to the Bunker Hill schoolhouse Thursday evening with a fine time reported. Mike Swartz drives to Sidney Friday morning. Frank Otto of Bloomfield is visiting Henry Schmidt’s family while examining land interests. Rev Weking and his father call in the vicinity Thursday after Mrs Herman Wittrock’s visit to John Borcher Friday evening. Miss Ruby Brown visits Glen Bales and Charles Hill Thursday to Sunday. A busy shopping night in Sidney Saturday and a dance at Krueger’s Lake draw many locals. Mr and Mrs Wm Rohde visit P J Dalton’s Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Schissleman spend Sunday with Henry Ehmke. Rods of locals share meals at Glen Bales Sunday as well. John Engel drives to Sidney Monday morning. A wonderful rain falls Monday evening marking the first heavy rain since late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Borcher
Glen Bales
Ray Spiker
T. C. Spiker
Arnold Stockamp
Sidney
Busy Bee
Paul Meyer
Lurch
Walter Happell
Ladies Aid
Gurley
Pete Beyer
Gertrude Bales
Bunker Hill School House
Mike Swartz
Frank Otto
Bloomfield
Nebr
Henry Schmidt
Weking
Herman Wittrock
John Borcher
Ruby Brown
Charles Hill
Krueger
Pierce
Alva Hart
Denver
Mildred Hart
S. Olson
Miss Bertha
Stanley Olson
Hazel Linde
Maxine Olson
W. O. Johnson
A. R. Tremain and
J. C. Jorgensen
John Junker
Keith Howard
F. S. Holm
Charles Welton and Sons
Charles Smith
F. N. Smith
Art Roberts
A. R. Tremain
W. C. Johnson
Charles Welton
Familly
Martin Christensen
Lodge Pole
Albert Johnson
J. Olson
Bertha
Otto Olson
Stanley
Harold Linde
Hazel Pearson
Walter Robbins
James Irwin
Dimery
Frank Schroeder
Charlies Welton
Will Frerichs
Edna
Helen
J. C
Carl Meyerholz
Crook
Doc Parmore
Mr. Marshall
D. R. Gross
Joe Green
Harry
Lloyd Gross
McDonnell
Vernon Reeves
Gross
Perry Balentine
Bernard Hill
George Burris
Nora English
Mrs. Conrad
Mountains
Kansas
E. F. Loudy
John McDonnell
Roy English
Dorothy English
Merle
Audrey
Mrs. McDonnell
Mr. Gross
Mr. Avery
Mrs. Buskirk
Saturday Socials and Travel Notes From Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie residents share visits in Sidney and Lodge Pole scenes. Families travel to Denver and mountains, threshing yields about forty bushels to the acre, and local gatherings include dinners and fishing at Krueger's lake with multiple households noted among Weltons Jorgensens Johnsons and Olsons.
Sunday Afternoon Socials Across Local Homes
F N Smith and son Charles visited John Olson on Sunday afternoon. The Oliverius youths spent time at James Irwin. William and Joe Frerichs called on Fred Windsheimer and Russell Gelati. Andrew Johnson dined with Albert Frerichs and family. Charles Smith family gatherings and visits linked to W E Meyer Harm, Clifford Frerichs, and John Junker. Motor trips to Sidney and Sunol noted with multiple households visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Smith
Charles
John Olson
Oliverius
James Irwin
William
Joe Frerichs
Fred Windsheimer
Russell Gelati
Andrew Johnson
Albert Frerichs
Charles Smith
W. E. Meyer
Harm, Clifford
Ernest Frerichs
John Junker
Fred Nelson
Sidney
Chris Junker
W. Y. Miles
Penny Girls
Wil Frerichs
Helen
Albert Frechis
W. EB. Meyer
William Sharman
Albert Frerichs and Sons
Sunol
Charles Welton
Richard
A. R. Tremain
Cecil
Smith Home
Community Notes From Crook County Threshing Week
Local residents share tasks and visits as threshing seasons roll. Carl Meyerholz, Roy English, and the Gross family coordinate hauling and threshing duties with helpers Mrs English and Mrs Dunn. Rain showers, road grading, and alfalfa work mark a busy week in the Hill area with many visits to Crook, Ovid, Denver, and Sidney.
Warm Saturday Highlights Crook Town Socials
A sunny day reached 101 degrees in the shade as Crook shopkeepers D R Gross and family joined neighbors including John McDonnell and family for Saturday night visits. Families holidayed with visits to Alvin Robertson and the McDonnell home while Mrs. Austin of Denver visited the Hostettlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Gross
John McDonnell
Mrs. Buskirk
Crook
Roy English
Dorothy
Merle
Audrey
al Pierce
Danny
Melvin Gross
McDonnell Home
Mrs. Austin
Denver
Hostettlers
Local Crook Area Social and Agricultural Notes
Spring Canyon A. D. Hilliard traveled to Crook on business. Mr and Mrs John Speaker and son visited Crook. Dan Beebe threshing at Arthur McKelvey’s. Ellis Dunn worked on telegraph lines. Mrs Dunn spent afternoon with Mrs Robert Nicolas. Do N Harris of South Dakota visited Gus Sutter’s. Hottest week of the season with thermometers at 108. Bell family and McCall children visited Dan Beebe’s. Reeves family motored to Crook. Mrs Dan Beebe helped with threshers’ meal. Several calls on neighbors and line work on Crook telephones. Mrs Will McIntosh staying at Ray Sheffield’s. Mrs Reeves and others visited Bernard Hill. John Speaker family enjoying telephone service. Bernard Weaver also on Crook line. Mrs R E Bothwell and daughter Barbara and Mrs A D Hilliard and children motored to Crook. Wilma Reeves ill with a felon. Friday visits by Mrs Ray Sheffield and Bobby Ray and Mrs Bill McIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Hilliard
Crook
John Speaker and Son
Dan Beebe
Arthur McKelvey
Ellis Dunn
Do. N. Harris
South Dakota
Gus Sutter
P. R. Bell
Ruth
Glen McCall
Harry Reeves
Clarence Beebe
Will Hecker
Adolph Macik
Ord
Will McIntosh
Ray
Ray Sheffield
Bobby Ray
Bill McIntosh
Doan's Pills Endorsement For Kidney Trouble In Sidney
Sidney resident Math Hemmer testifies Doan's Pills relieve kidney discomfort and back pain. Advertisement promotes Doan's Pills as the reliable kidney remedy sold for 60 cents, manufactured by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Doan
Math
Hemmer
Gen
Dely
Foseter-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
Hail storm damages fields north of Proctor in week
A severe hail storm struck the countryside north of Proctor last Friday causing considerable damage. Local residents report good yields overall for wheat and rye, with prices of wheat brightening farmer moods. Various households visited neighbors amid the heat, including Ruth McCall and Isabelle McKelvey calling on Mrs. Milo Moore and Rev. Dametz stopping by John Hellbusch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Sutter
Proctor
Ruth McCall
Isabelle McKelvey
Milo Moore
Dametz
John Hellbusch
Hay Fever Relief Without Trips This Year
An at home Hay Fever solution promises complete relief with Dr Platts Annex Prescription Rinex capsules. The method targets protein poisoning from plant pollens and offers 24 hour relief with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist. Readily available from Western Drug Co and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Platt
Ainex
Western Drug Coll Drug Store
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Cheyenne County
N. Shavery
Frances Gross
Bunker Hill
Grand Prairie
White Dove Valley
Spring Canyon
Chichesters Pills
Sas
of Tank Co
Meeron Gye
Edd
Fenske Brothers Sunol, Nebr
Robert Nicholas
The
College of Agriculture
Uni
Wisconsin
Green County
Bank de
Ing
the American Bank
Nebraska
Union
Sidney, Nebraska
Ray Tierney
M. W. Dimery
J. L. McIntosh
Geo. E. Taylor
J. L. McCarthy
G. Schroeder
Cleveland
Bassett’s Pharmacy
Thayerss Rex
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