Meadow Lawn Social Notes From Dalton Area
Meadow Lawn residents share visits and calls with neighbors across Dalton, Potter, and Scotts Bluff. Local figures include Mrs Frank Christensen, Helen, Mrs J C Kreader, Ed Mayer, Roy Overman, Billy Smith, J M Kreader, and Charles Mayer among numerous drop ins and small-town greetings throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Christensen
Helen
J C Kreader
Dalton
Allen Overman
Betty
Billy Smith
Ed Mayer
Deshler
Charles Mayer
Lawrence Bowman
Joe Conover
Roy Overman
Alex Ross
J. M. Kreader
Mannie Kreader
Sidney
Lloyd Juell and Sons
Opal Bovee
Potter
J R. Bartlett
Ethel Hedlund
J. C. Kreader
Jessie Goding
Ernest Myers
Billie Smith
Shirley Mayer
Pete Nelson
Dave Peterson
Donald Kreader
Scotts Bluff
Clayton
Jake Eckert
Rose
J. W. Reinmuth
Ernest’ Myers
Local Social Roundup From Sidelong Visits and Chores
Sidelong visits fill a weekend in Sextorp as Hazel Jacobson helps Mrs. Nelson and returns home Friday. Neighbors drop by JC Crowell and George Reetz homes, with calls among Morrow, Beenen, Smith, Fisher, and Mielke households. Wheat and grain work continue with Arthur Schubarth and Art Obendorfer busy in fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Jacobson
Pete Nelson
Mads Larson
Potter
JC. C. Crowell
Emma Morrow
Oscar Beeneen
Pete Neilson
Roy
Billy Smith
Arlo Fisher
Andy Brett
Arthur Schubarth
August Mielke
Mable
Sidney
Shirley Mayers
Neil Dunlavy
Art Obendorfer
Local Social Roundup in South Colton and Nearby
Diverse visits and family gatherings fill a South Colton notes page with mentions of H J Elsen home guests on Friday and Sunday including Deaver Cortney and George Petre. The 4 H club meets August 13 at W C Fastenau’s, with numerous Sidney visitors and several town residents dropping by Elsen’s and Nieman home for meals and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Deaver
Clemmons
Marjorie
H. J. Elsen
H. P. Cortney
John George
George Petre
Kkoesters Hag-a-dors
Potter
Carl Schmidt
Harry Witters
Harvey
Louis George
Elmer George
A. J. Petre
Regina Moseman
Sidney
John Fastenow
J. F. Moseman
Steve Gibson
Margaret
John Connell
Lola
Fairbury
Mary Hergott
Clem
Gilead
Faye Cortney
Hester Deaver
Ellen
Ruth Deaver
Berea
W. C. Fastenau
Raymond
John Fastenau
Adair
Ruth Cortney
George Nieman
4-H
W. L. Needham
Bill
Charles George
R. E. Wise
Colton
Sunny Side social notes and family visits
Mrs Arnold Thurow called on Mrs Theis Wednesday. Bertha and Harold Omel visited Walter Wassum’s home Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs James Tighe welcomed a baby girl born July 27. Several calls and visits follow among local families including Wickard, Tighe, Brand, Johnson, and Wassum, with multiple households hosting and visiting throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Talish
Bessie Rabe
Omel
Dorothy
Ethel Theis
Bertha Omel
Ruby Mattison
Peetz
E. A. Wickard
Sidney
Roberts
Huffaker
Walter Wassum
Margaret Rathbun
Arnold Thurow
Theis
Bertha
Harold Omel
Herman Florke
H. C. Schmale
L. K. Omel
Harold
J. A. Talish
James Tighe
Albert Johnson and Son
E. A. Johnson
Merle Pearson
Lemoyne Johnson
Ruth Mattison
Walter Wassum and Sons
W. W. Wassum
E. A Wickard
Glenis Pearson
Evelyn Johnson
Sylvester Wassum
Esther
Herman Brand
No Midseason Changes For Oakland and Pontiac 1929 Models
W R Tracy of Oakland Motor Car announces no material midseason changes for the 1929 Oakland Six and Pontiac Six. He cites sustained demand and foresight in design, with GM laboratories helping perfect new chassis and performance. Export and domestic markets both show gains as Oakland and Pontiac lead their price classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
W R. Tracy
Oakland Motor Car Company
Oakland Company
Mr. Tracy
Tracy
Pontiac
General Motors
Chevrolet
Ornamented English from the American language sample
A brief excerpt credits the Manchester Guardian for an American language specimen. The note signals a light, humorous exchange about dialect and usage, capturing a snapshot of cross scholarly amusement in a newspaper exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Jolly Old Manchester Guardian
Jazz Ad Praises Hibery Trombonist and Band Style
A vivid advert describes a trombonist at Hibery as hot and sweet with plenty pop read and fake and capable of singing and playing in tune. The note highlights a gold outfit tuxedo double at drums and dynamic stage presence, with violin and double stops as needed, summing up the lively jazz spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musician’s Journal
Hibery
Herr von Beethoven
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Sextorp
Columbian Steel Tank Co
Kansas City
Sonbee
Sunol Lbr. & Grain Co
Sunol Demers & Son
Sunol Fenske Bros
Sunol Farmers U. Coop. Assn
Gurley Thompson Bros
Lorenzo
Fisher
Phartos
Chevrolet Motor Company
Columbia
Carlile-Wade Chevrolet Inc
Sidney, Nebraska
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