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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1933

Page

6

Maple Grove Social News From Ed Miles and Neighbors

Residents and visitors recount a busy week in Maple Grove. Guests include Mrs Nels Johnson, Mrs Albin Johnson, and Caspar Rasmussen visiting at various homes. birthday surprise for Dorothy Irwin attended by many. club meetings with F Club hosted by Mrs Fred Jurgens. neighbors frequent visits, dinners, and travels among the Sharman, Franzen, Miles, Irwin, Johnson, and Rasmussen households. Weather and health notes mention Oswald Gade recovering at home and local social visits through Friday.

Ed Miles Newt. Berggren Emily C O Wade Ss Johnson Albin Johnson Casper “~Asmussen W T. Sharman Ieid Miles Op Johnson Eae 2Rn Mane Czriney Nels Johnson Albin Kicnsen Caspar ‘' Thy Asmussen Sharman Emil Loreightengale Edna Ana Frank Deaver Earl Nightengale Mona Bryart Ifirs Caspy Rasnin Ort James Irwin Dorothy Irwin Adi Agind Fred Jurgens F. I Club LO Incs Alvin Franzen Fd Miles Fazel Earl Sharman Sidney Friday Scrinoon Ranzen Miles Casper Rasmussen Mona Bryant Edna Nightengale W T Sharman Daugh Rasmussen Daugher Soms Alvin Pran- AU Sadie Irwin Mildred Jax Weatherwax Ant Senai

Potter Items Reflect Local Visits and Community News

Mrs N. Miller and families visited Cheyenne on Sunday. D A Pratt of Sidney made a business call in town. New lighting installed on horseshoe courts as evening matches begin. August 14 birthday noted for Bern, Mr. and Mrs George Jung. Dorothy Harrison from Lincoln stayed with parents Harrizon. Birthday Club gathered at C E Biggs home with August birthdays for Anna Lancers and Emil Cords. Fritz Huddin left for Fort Collins with John Nelson. K Hansen and Nora Hansen visited Scottsbluff. Orville Wills returned to Kearney from Wills cabin camp. Mads Madsen and Mrs Neilsen hosted visitors, Warda Bellows from Kimbill stayed with Clarence Johnson. Sam and Mrs McCullough of Central City assisting harvest. Vivian Light and Hillar Carlson returned to Laramie after university visit. Ford Weikwerst in Lincoln on business. Orville Hendrickson of Loveland visiting Edgar and Ernest Anderson homes. Festmaster Goding, C W Johnson, Alfred Arnell and Clarence Johnson attended Scottsbluff. August Schmidt and family also mentioned.

Miller Dean Hazemeister JoAnn Lois Bruce Hagems Mary Lee Cheyenne D. A. Pratt Sidney Bern George Jung Dorothy Harrison Lincoln Ea Harrizon Birthday Club Orville Wills Kearrey Laramie Wyc Ford Weikwerst Fred C. Johnson Denver

Lodge Pole Social News and Local Moves

Mrs George sine Mrs C J Weatherwax and son Douglas returned Wednesday evening from Fort Steele where they spent several days at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Payton. Mrs George Minshall hosted the bridge club Thursday afternoon. Dorothy Weatherwax arrived from Boulder Colorado for a visit with her brother Conrad and family and at Lisco with her parents Mr and Mrs J H Weatherwax. Mr and Mrs Harold Lough moved to the former A E Slawson home. Frances Doris Minshall Dorothy Sin Claudia Smith and D R Townsend attended the show in Sidney Friday evening. Mr and Mrs F D Barlow and daughter Maxine and Doris Minshall were Sidney callers Saturday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Clark and family and Leslie Winifred and Lawrence Bekin of Fort Robinson spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Winford Bekin home. Dilbert Smith returned Saturday.

George Sine C. J. Weatherwax Douglas Fort Steele Ernest Payton George Minshall Bridge Club Dorothy Weatherwax Boulder Colo Conrad Lisco J. H. Weatherwax Harold Lough M. A. Libby A. E. Slawson Frances Doris Minshall Dorothy Sin Claudia Smith D. R. Townsend Sidney F. D. Barlow Maxine Clarence Clark Leslie Winifred Lawrence Bekin Fort Robinson Winford Bekin Dilbert Smith Ralph Englert Harvis Hospital Chapell Artie Lough R. L. Hook and Nellie Lehmkuhl Mina Persinger Lawrence Townsend Albany N. Y G. W. Line J. West Gunnison Cole Fern Lindley H. J. Lindley J. F. Carter Kimball Lindley Kimball Hospital Barbara Randa Cedar Rapids Adelaide Bishton Tipton Mary Pavlat Ruth Jest Broken Bow A. C. Peterson Roy Schroll Cheyenne P. E. Smith Denver

Wallace to visit Grand Island with Mrs Schmidt’s kin

Wallace plans a Wednesday morning trip to Grand Island to visit Mrs Schmidt’s parents. Nearby families from Sidney, including Mr and Mrs EB H Biggs and Betty, and Mr and Mrs W D Powell with Disky, spent Thursday evening with local friends. Rev Trey and his Plattsmouth chair will broadcast on KOIL between 9 15 and 9 45 for two Sundays, and August 20 and 27 are chats.

Zada Sloan Miss Sloan Alfred Neilson Redington Abert Neilson Raymond Slocumb Leroy Slocum Sidney Petter Bearcats Matsen Lincoln Mark Geding Star Bresson Lzat Windzthield Erie Funk Wosk Mary Fay Furs Wray, Co Guy Chasman

Lodge Pole beats Gurley 18 to 3 in baseball clash

Local note: Lodge Pole team defeated Gurley at Gurley Sunday by a wide margin. Several residents returned home after visits and travels including Lloyd Sine from Canon City and families from Shawnee. Various local residents attended hospital, school, and social events, with multiple mentions of travel, visits, and nursing updates.

Meadow Lawn News Highlights Local Social Calls

Mr John Rathbun and children shopped in Dalton Monday. Lois and Dorothy Neary visited with Mrs J C Kreader Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs D J Walsh were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Walsh and family. The Hans Rushman and William Schichfeld families were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Art Holt. Mr Furst and son of Fremont visited at the J M and J C Kreader homes Sunday. James Divison had dinner with Charles Mayer Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George Juelfs shopped in Dalton Wednesday.

Joe Green Gering Nebraska Dennis Walsh Agnes Rose Walsh Albert Keanan H. P. Cortney John Junker Charles Jones Ed Miles Nels Johnson Art Sassaman James Irwin Alvin Franzen Frank Flessner Frank Christensen Colman Kreader Sidney Fred Geiss P. J. Dalton D. J. Walsh Mary Everett Walsh Ed Walsh Ernest Myers Fred Rathbun Dalton O. H. Wood Kreader Mists Opal Boyee Laramie J. M. Kreader John Rathbun Charles Mayer Bert Hoskinson J.C. Kreader J. C Kreader Maynard Mayer Don Shirley Mayer Lois Dorothy Neary J. C. Kreader Ed Walsh Ard Hans Rushman William Schichfeld Art Holt Furst Ana Son Fremont J. M James Divison George Juelfs

East Dalton Social Notes Preserve Local Ties

East Dalton notes list dinners and visits among Munshaw Christensen Marx and Demper families. Betty Jean Sister travels to Cheyenne to visit relatives. Several households hosted gatherings with extended families from Spokane Holyoke and Ruskin.

Local visits and social calls noted in community diary

R E Adams threshing for J D De vier Tuesday. Mr and Mrs James Devier and daughters visited Emil Marx Sunday. Vern Ankeny called at J D Devier home Tuesday. Betty Jane Yowell Pearl Christensen and Marjorie Miller were guests of Anita Rathman Saturday and Sunday. C A Baker and daughter Ruby spent Sunday evening at Howard Neary. Fred Rathman family had 212 Sunday dinner guests at Carl Christensen. Anna and Dorothy Munshaw spent Friday with J D Devier and Mrs Bill Reimers at Carl Christensen home.

Leitha Devier Charles Munshaw, Jr J. D. Devier Carl Christensen Fearl Alfred Christensen Daugter Pauline Tom Kallke Frank Rishter Tawve Will Demper Spokane Winsh Henry Challensburg Holyoke Colo Emil Lloyd Yowell Frank Jennett C. A. Bakerome James Devier Fred Rathman Mike Miler Ed Mintken Herman Mintken Jimmy John Mintken Arthur Larsen R. E. Adams Emil Marx Vern Ankeny Betty Jane Yowell Pearl Christensen Marjorie Miller Anita Rathman C. A. Baker Ruby Howard Neary Anna Dorothy Munshaw Bill Reimers

Brownson News Notes on Oil Road Work and Visits

About three miles of the Lincoln highway is oiled and more is planned. Dayle Easton and Art and Joe McMillen called on neighbors. Florence Hick injured her eye when a fence steeple hit it. Bryan Livingston stayed with W A Bundy a week. Numerous visits and small tasks at local homes involve Bundy, Thurston, Anderson, Hicks, and Vizna families. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.

C. S. Anderson Lincoln Highway Dayle Easton Art Joe McMillen Connelly Florence Hick

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Maple Grove Jiuay WigBie Aliceot Karl Vern Sharman Hazel Anda Harvey Milec Viettad Talla Aeelle Malcolm Johnson Andrew Johnson John Ad Chris Junker James Irwin Nao Eae Abeesssar Henry Flessner Daught Laverta Miller Ion Iles Ehme Flessner Fanny Helen Rexroth Rheinart Shevyens Lor Clei Zai Ma Meh George O'Brien The Western Riders Fox Film Presents George O’brien Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Frank Albertson Ernie Nevers Orville Hendrickson Loveland Thatdgar Ernest Anderson Festmaster Goding C. W. Johnson Alfred Arnell Clarence Johnson Scottsbluff August Schmidt Oklahoma City C. J. Smith Lodge Pole Gurley Lloyd Sine Canon City Jack Hanna Jack Shawnee Okla R. Hook Alva Means Taylor Hospital Piggly Wiggly Goodrich Yeh Goodrich Silvertown Goodrich Company Ford Products Armour’s Melrose Cello Certo Lone Brook Frday Pascal Hak Wiggly East Dalton Mr. Jensen Browwnson Bryan Livingston W. A. Bundy A. Bundy Bryan Livingston Pearl Hicks McMillan Hugo Harrison Charles Anderson Bundy Peat Hicks Anthony Stanley Vizna Anderson Walter Gunderson Telegraph Tuckerman Service Tanta Sidney Sweet Shop Pullman Wwe Burlington N. A McLean
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