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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1925

Page

4

Pleasant View and Potter People Take Week’s Jaunts

Pleasant View residents Mrs. Frank Miller and children and Miss Meta Gemeinhardt drove to Sidney Monday. A group attended the Mutt and Jeff show in Potter Tuesday. Grace Dalton vacationed in Denver before school. Several neighbors helped Mrs. Borcher with quilting Thursday and Friday. Numerous visits and dinners followed with local families at Reetz, Mathewson, Hilpert, Borcher, and Miles homes.

Frank Miller Meta Gemeinhardt Sidney Potter Grace Dalton Denver Billy Heinamann George Reetz Warren Pontius Wm. Borcher Herman Mangels Frank Mathews Wisner Nebr Edna Mangels Alma Harrison Nora Wittrock Wm. Heinamann Ben Iilpert

Sunol Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and News

Sunol residents report multiple visits with neighbors from Sidney and Lodge Pole. J Miles hauled wheat to Sunol Friday, while August Gade and Wm Mika visited midweek. Esther Booth’s plowing work continues with Jim Shimka and George Allington assisting. Family and club gatherings occur including Womans club hosting, and fishing trip highlights at Harris lake with many locals. A burns incident near Lodge Pole claimed a life. community offers sympathy. Mrs Englert family visits Sunol and Sid ney ties noted.

J. Miles and Son Sunol A. J. Englert Womans Club Joseph Oliverious Charles Jim Shimka George Allington Esther Booth J. C. Demers Sidney L. E. Allington Bidney August Gade Wm. Mika Millard Pavlat Bert Allington Albert Fenske John Hornicek Henry Paviat Harris Lake Sand Hills Emil Englert Virginia Bluhm Claude Moorhead Lodge Pole Fitzloff Leroy Wyo Joe Demers Arthur Lenz J. C. Milles P. Hunt Little Son Sund Opal Allington Chadron

Maple Grove Socials Through A Week Of Visits

Maple Grove residents report a week of calls and visits among Ed Miles family Theo Waddell Nels Johnson and others. Carl Cedarburg formerly Freda Mattson from Swede Home Nebr visited Nels Johnsons and the Goodwin farm. A G Weaver and Miles traveled to Sidney for dinner and back. Neighbors helped with wheat and shared meals and social rounds through Wednesday evenings.

PF. A. Johnson R. W. Johnson Carl Cedarburg Freda Mattson Nebr Nels Johnson Goodwin Farm I. Olson T. Sharman Theo Waddell W. T. Sharman and Sone Exl Miles

Ickes News injury halts farm fall at wheat field

Johnie Weigands broke his right leg above the knee and suffered a deep gash after a fall from a wheat load on Saturday. Dr Hedlund was called to set the limb and dress the wounds. The report lists many local visitors and social visits from Champaign Illinois Lebanon Indiana and nearby communities with plans to visit Colorado and other local families.

Johnie Weigands Dr. Hedlund Harold Bailey Katherine Bailey Champain Abraham Eckert Lebanon Ind J. W Abe Bekert E. N. Southard Denver Jessie Juelfy Potter Lloyd Juelfs John Peterson Vernon Charlies Mayer Evelyn Clayton Paul Slama Neiman Thelma Glen Zorn

Community Notes From Bunker Hill and Vicinity

Social roundup lists dinners and visits among Meyer, Schmidt, Beyer, Rohde, over several households in Bunker Hill. Nearby residents Brim, Gross, Frame, Sterling, Overman, Johnson, Ehmke, Beyer, and Dalton are noted for hosting, visiting, or spending time in Denver and Mitchell. Threshing winds down and some sow wheat as the pig club demonstrates at Henry Schmidt's.

Co. A Bunker Hill Denver Busy Bee Sewing Club Paul Meyer Archy Pond Mitchell

Dalton Community News Highlights Local Births Visits and Changes

A daughter arrived at the Rodger Brennan home on Friday and a son was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kennersley. John Davison had tonsils removed Saturday. Heiser Hedlund and Foster assisted. H. J. Foster, Heiser, and Dr. Hedlund also visited Chadron and Hay Springs. Jerpe Commission opens a store with Kelley Tucker as manager. Mrs. J. E. Martin visiting Gordon relatives. Evelyn Osborn recovering after rhubarb leaf poisoning. Maxine Bonesteele and brothers Melvin and Vernon from Ft. Collins visiting Dalton. Tars Jensen celebrated his fourth birthday with many relatives. R. J. Wallick takes a Stratton grocery post. J. E. Davison takes his Dalton Co operative job.

HwRkis Rodger West Dalton ‘Co-operatives Ma “Oder J. Martin Gordon Nebr Goding Potter J. E. Davison Evelyn W. F. Osborn Maxine Bonesteele Melvin and Vernon Ft. Colling Colo Dalton Tars Jensen R. J. Wallick Stratton Wallick Mr. Wallick Dalton Co-operative Store

Sympathy Resolution for Gus Wellner of Local 443

Resolved that our deepest sympathy is extended to Ray Wellner and family for the loss of Gus Wellner, esteemed brother member of Farmers Union Local 443. A copy of this resolution is to be spread in the minutes and published in local papers. Committee chairman C. M. Andrews.

Gus Wellner Farmers Union Ray Wellner

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Frazel Miles Ed Miles Little Hazel Henry Olsen Stanley St. W. Johnson Otto Davis F. A. Johnson W. T. Sharman Fred “Tewin W. T. Sharman and Sophie Kragel Arvin Livingston A. K. Anderson Henry Kragel Clara Jim Irwin W. T. Sharman and Sons F. S. Holm Earl Holm Richard Sellin J. C. Jorgensen Chris Peterson Firth Booth Maple Grove Ickes News Win Meyer Win. Sachs Henry Schmidt I Lou Brim C. M. Andrews Colorado Sidney Fruit Store Court House Childrens Yongsters Allen A Allen Fitz
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