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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1936

Page

6

Maple Grove Social Notes and Local Guests

Maple Grove community news covers visits by Ed Miles family and neighbors, hospital and clinic stops, and frequent social gatherings. The column lists guests at various homes, farm meetings, travel to Chadron and Haxtun, and local births and dinners with families. Notable items include the Farmers Union meeting at Liberty school, a birth announced for Gayle Jarred, and several travel updates among residents.

South Colton Notes From Mrs Elsen The Elsen Family Updates

Mrs H J Elsen and daughters visited Henry Koester on Monday. District 97 school will reopen Monday with Bernice Narjes as teacher in her third term. Ben Cruise family moved from Charles Daver farm to White. The Elsen family returned Friday from Fort Collins Loveland trip. Dinners hosted by F A Johnson and family. John Witters of Harrisburg visited.

Ed Miles James Irwin W. T. Sharman Vern Farmers Union Liberty School H. P. Cortney E. W. Childs George Deaver Fred Dorothy Josie Irwin Zellabelle Malcolm Johnson Earl Vern Sharman Hazel Miles Walter ‘Wiassum Ard Emil Nightengale Fairbury Mr. Nightengale Nels Johnson W. T. Sharthman Marie Cortney Chadron Redington John Witters Henry Elsen St Earl Sharman F. A. Johnson Earl Sharman Wayne Elsen State Park Ruth Ruby Deaver Bernice Narjes John Cortney Dalton Joe Deaver Gurley Harvey Charles George Clarence Deaver Stanley Dorothy Elsen H. J. Elsen Henry Koester Narjes Ben Cruise Charles E Daver White Fort Collins Loveland Harrisburg

Eagle Social Notes From Sidney Area

Mr and Mrs A R Larson and family visited the Ludwig Larson home in Sidney Saturday. John Jessen stayed a few days at Morris Jessen’s. 4 H club members attended a meeting at the Cecil Hume home Sunday. A ball game drew a large crowd at Nelick school between Eagle and Gurley. Several residents visited relatives in nearby towns Friday and Sunday.

A. R. Larson Ludwig Larson Sidney George Buss Walter Flicker Cecil‘Hume John Jessen Morris Jessen John Bruice William Florke Orval Hume John Jurgens John Borges Pauline Ostermeier Ben Jurgens Arthur Ingwerson Paul Ingwerson Art Larson Lavern Marjorie Laverta Bondegard Cecil Hume Melvin Jurgens Otto Rahe Eagle Gurley Nelck Walter Weigers Lisco Oshkosh Chappell and Lodge Pole Bess Elsie John and Leo Jessen Don Hoge P. J. Ingwerson Majorie Marion Munshaw Charles Munshaw, Jr Harold Warren

Pleasant View Socials Highlight Ben Hilpert and others

Pleasant View social notes list Sunday dinner guests at the Ben Hilpert and George Young homes. Visitors include Mrs J E Morrow Mrs G H Boehnken and children Mrs H L W Schuetz Mr and Mrs Henry Lueders and families, plus many neighbors from Dix Potter Sidney and local farms. The column records multiple callings and gatherings with extended families and friends over the weekend.

G. H.boehnken H. L. W. Schuetz Ben Hilpert Henry Lueders George Young J. E. Morrow John Heimer W. D. Mathewson Potter Herman Mangels Frank Mueller Sidney Rodney Wendell Mathewson Dan Heimer Ben ,Whitelman Tillie Art Schuessier Art Schharth Charles Herboldsheimer William Schele Leo Dix Henry Hetes Billy Hubert Clifford Kinley Herboldsheimer al Morrow E. Graff Pete Nelson William Mangels Cordy Lorenz Joe Gerler Anton

East Dalton Social Notes Reflect Family Visits

Edith DeVier leads a string of Sunday to Friday visits and gatherings in East Dalton. Residents including Mrs Louis Kallenbach and children, Jean Rathman, Mrs John Westerhoff, and the Devier and Yowell families attended multiple afternoons and evenings at homes of Emil Marx, C A Baker, and J D Devier. Betty Yowell hosted a farewell party for Pearl Christensen. Trips included Estes Park and Hastings with relatives from Denver.

Louis ‘Kallenbach Emil Marx Jean Rathman John Westerhoff Arthur Larson Bailey Salina Kan Henry Yowell Lloyd Yowell Betty Yowell Pearl Christensen Clyde Omen Wayne Gorst Marjorie Bridgeport James Devier C. A. Baker Frank Jewett Ed Mintken Marva Devier Combs Mary Helen Spencer E. D. Whetstone Lester Henning Denver J. D. Devier Leitha Devier Hastings Hastings Business College

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Maple Grove Ed. Miles Leonard Walker Haworth R. W. Johnson Nylia Bryant Helen Johnson Hospital N Arthur Sassaman Ed Cortney Charles Lovell and Sons C. O. Hade’s Newt Berggren William Sharman Haxtun Colo Rachael Phipps T. C. Spiker Harold Spiker John Buettner Benton Stahl John Junker Cecil Tremain Leroy Johnson Harvey Miles Leroy Darlene Johnson South Colton Mrs. H. J. Elsen Elda Hume Pleasant View East Dalton Edith Devier Carl Christensen Pearl Edwin Christensen E Mintken Clarence Mellberg Estes Park Star Meat Market Bologna A Frank S Loe Lovell LOT NO Budget Shop Sterling DR. Boyer I. & M. Wichains Don Irwin N.B.C Johnson’s Hall Julesburg, Colorado Chicago American Congress Chicago America Liv RCA A. C WARDS NG Ae Aely Axminsters Sidney, Nebraska Sim Cot
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