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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1922

Page

13

Pleasant Valley social notes and local updates

Pleasant Valley reports Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brauer and the Albert Ofties family with Burgess Phelps. Various residents, including Mrs. Tazz Lee and children, Elmer Phelps, Bart Braner, Violet Phelps, and the Holmes family, share visits, harvest help, and illness updates. A new baby boy arrives at the Meyers home and a baby girl died at the Bell home with funeral at Pleasant Valley cemetery.

Albert Brauer Albert Ofties Burgess Phelps Tazz Lee Frost Elmer Phelps Bart Braner Violet Phelps T. L. Holmes Daylight Club BR. Bells Tom Bowser Lincoln EF. J. Simpson Sidney Elsie Reker Ernest Meyers Curtis Frost Sterling Bob Bell Crook Pleasant Valley Cemetery

Local Social Happenings and Visits

Sextorp Mrs E H Sanders and Mrs John Nelson spent Sunday afternoon at the Emil Carlson home. Mr and Mrs G P Herboldsheimer and children and Dan Herboldsheimer were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson and children. A Tadies Community Sewing Club meeting was held at Tom Barnes home Thursday afternoon with luncheon served. Mrs Sam Wickstront and Mrs Jease Lambert shopped in Potter Saturday. A crowd attended the dance at Benishs hall Saturday night. Ed Brett and nephew Ed were in Y Pot t or Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Tony Folks and Mrs H Sanders returned from Denver Wednesday evening. Mrs Folks honeymooning in Denver and Mrs Sanders visiting relatives. Mrs W D Matthewson and Carol visited the Peter Nelson home Sunday afternoon.

E. H. Sanders John Nelson Emil Carlson G. P. Herboldsheimer Dan Herboldsheimer Peter Nelson Tadies Benish'’s Ed Brett Y Pott Tony H. Sanders Denver

Fall Seeding Prospects Reported In Spring Canyon

Local notes report corn. fall seeding grounds in fine condition after recent rains. Community shares news of the death of Mrs Parmore’s brother in Kansas. Several residents travel to Colorado towns for visits, institutes, and shopping. Doris June Bell dies at grandparents’ home. funeral set for Sunday.

Community Visitors and Local Travels Noted in Week

Readers gather reports of multiple visitors and travel plans in the area. Names include Mrs S W Scott Doris Antone Schmidt John Schidt Wm Edwards Donald Civace Edens Glen Bales Eve Ira Nellie Waterman Bancroft and others. Trips span Dalton Lincoln Pilger Sidney and Dawson area towns with a dance at the Scott barn and a Salt Creek trip noted.

S. W. Scott Doris Antone Schmidt John Schidt Wm. Edwards Donald Adolph Pelster Kallhoff Dickes Joe Reiners Adolph Telster Civace Edens RB. G Glen Bales R. Birdwell Nellie Waterman Bart Anderson Dalton Francis Evelyn Russell Kenneth Rose Sidney Boelling Richard Schoultz Bert Davison J. Z. Brown T. B E. Gienau

Meadow Lawn Socials and Weekend Travels

Meadow Lawn notes numerous visits and travels across Michigan and nearby towns. Families including Flverkin, Morrow, Mayers, Elverkin, and Walsh are seen at homes in Bovee, Johnson, and Mayer while others drive to Sidney, Denver, and Kirt. A vehicle cow collision near Bovee caused minor damage and a near-miss for children but no injuries.

Farmers Union Elevator Remains Open at Brownson

The Farmers Union Co-Operative Association of Brownson will keep their elevator open from now on announced by manager P. C. Peterson. In addition American Legion invites the public to air dancing on standpipe hill every Wednesday, Monday, and Saturday night with good music and a welcoming crowd.

Farmers Union Co-Operative Association of Brownson P. C. Peterson Standpipe Hill American Legion

Keenan Family News From Hotchkiss Home Trip

Mrs Patrick Keenan and children Mary and Daniel left for Hotchkiss Colorado after a month with her parents. Flor aunt Rose McNulty accompanied them. Abraham Eckert of Lebanon Indiana visited relatives Jake and Sam Eckert and John Davison before returning home. Center ball club saw Gurley win late, then Center surged back with late runs. Miss Devilla Mowrer visits Denver relatives. John Davison spent Sunday with Jake Eckert. The McNultys and McGrath sisters departed for Denver after a month on the farm. Dennis Walsh and sisters spent Sunday at Lodgepole. Several local women visited Worths Friday afternoon. J M Kreader finished 800 acres of grain and plans threshing later. Jacob Eckert of Sidney visited with his sons and friends at Worths.

Charles Flverkin Michigan R. R. Bovee J_ Hewit Gurley John Wallick Sidney Waterman Charles Mayers Ed Morrow Emma Paul Heimer TN. Rovee Charles Elverkin Elvin Herbert Johnson Roy Wills Bovee Marta Arthur Mienicke Etwart Albert Morrow Trin Gladys Will Matson Sidnes Cevilla Mowrer Denver Colorado Weed Kreader Kreader Autoer Kirt Elmer Mayer Ed Walsh Dennis Patrick Keenan Fred Geise Edi Walsh Rose Dalton Tyemlay Dennis Walsh Mary Tosephine Daniel Hotchkiss Flor Rose McNulty Abraham Eckert Lebanon Indiana Jake Sam Eckert John Davison Eckert Nevada Hans Anderson Jas. McNulty J. C. Kreader Worths Center Ball Club Gurley Sundar Innning Lodgepole E. EL. Ween Rose Walsh Freda Winkleman J. M. Kreader Jacob Eckert J. D. Conover Paul Weible Margaret Shinker

Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Disappoint Week Start

Receipts Tuesday moderate around 4500 head as trade slows for steers and cows, with a 10 to 15 cent drop to a top of 10.25. Hogs steady after a small run, top at 9.25, range 7.00 to 9.00. Sheep and lambs open slow but clear on a generally steady tone, with fat lambs at 11.75 to 12.25 and tops near 12.36.

Union South Omaha

White Rose of Reach in a Summer Hotel Romance

In a sunlit veranda tale a white rose stands for desire as Rhoda Brent and Bruce Webster navigate a fragile attachment. Muriel’s guardianship, distant charm, and a moonlit confession converge when Rhoda pleads, then accepts a perilous, hopeful future at his feet.

Bruce Webster Muriel Rhoda Brent Rhoda Bruce Elee Meriel Gloria Dale Reac

Iowa Calf Club Sells Heifer at Top Price

Adair observer reports Albert Shalow, a 14 year old, leading the day in the Oregon cattle market with a single prime heifer consignment. The lot topped the sale, weighing substantial pounds, fetching a top price as yearlings traded around 10.26 per hundred. A studio photo opportunity noted for birthdays at Phelps Studio.

ARROF Iowa Clus Albert Shalow Club Monber Adair Oreahe

Baldwin Pianos and Player Pianos at Larson's Musiq Store

Famous Baldwin line offers wonderful tone with standard prices. Larson's Musiq Store advertises piano and player piano options, highlighting reliable quality and accessible pricing for buyers.

Baldwin

Bake Sale at Cash Grocery by Fairview Church Ladies

A bake sale will be held at the Cash Grocery on Saturday August 22 by the Fairview Church ladies. Proceeds will support church activities and community outreach.

Fairview Church

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Pleasant Valley Sextorp Spring Canyon Parmore Kansas Montag Robert Nicholas Sternvy Keesecker Marjory Northey Atwood Elizabeth Buckler Brush Teachers’ Institute W. J. Strickland Joss Stewart Charlie Loveland Sam Pollack Ed ¥ Flickerson Ellis Dunn Rob Bell Sterling Hospital Earl Briney Ed Briney Ray Sheffield A. D. Hillard Lois “Louise Proctor George McCracken Ollie Wilson Mes Kemébery Cmrz Sekes News Mildred White Western Phelps Studio Bake Sale Farmers Union Co-Opera Tive Association Ceinolisti B. Flint Mich Chevrolet Superior Jess Pinseet Sidney. Motor Company
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