Lorenzo News highlights local visits and meetings
Local notes report weekend visits among Ster ling residents including Mr and Mrs A M Smith and Mr and Mrs George Fleming. Several residents joined neighbors for Sunday gatherings and afternoon calls. A Farmers Union meeting was postponed for a three act play, with a December 7 follow up date and all welcome. Otto Raddatz shelled corn with family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Robertson
Murrel Crosby
Helen Brachtenbach
Frances Meier
Farmers Union
John
Roy Bangert
Kimball
Frank
Anderson
FG. Meier
Otto Raddatz
East Dalton Social Notes Share Weekend Visits
East Dalton residents record a flurry of visits and small gatherings. Mrs. F. G. Meier and Mrs. J. D. Bolton hosted at the former’s home. Alfred Christensen and daughter Pauline plus other families spent Friday evening at Henry Marx’s. Ray Clough’s mother left for Casper after months with the Cloughs. Many neighbors stopped by various homes including Rathman Christensen Devier Parker Munshaw and Marx households. James Devier hauled hogs to Scottsbluff with Mrs Devier accompanying partway to Bayard. Shirlene and Orval Marx’s corn-field escape frightened their mother. The column lists multiple Sunday and Saturday calls across East Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Christensen
Pauline
Henry Marx
Ray Clough
Casper
Wyo
Clouzh
C. A. Baker
James Devier
Norman Harris
Carl Christensen
William
Frededickson
Fred Rathman
J.D. Devier
R. E. Adam
Henry
Frederickson
Vernetta Nickell
James.Devier
Henry Blome
Emil Marx
Orval
Shirlene Marx
Mr. Marx
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Lorenzo News
Ethel Payzant
A. M. Smith
Sterling
George Fleming
Vera Dimick
Ervin Raddatz
George Soderquist
Frank Meier
Ed Walker
Hugh Paris and Son
James Walker
Patrick Crowe
Nick Brachtenbach
Raymond . Hawkins
Muriel Crosby
Louise Bivens
J. A. Wylie
Barbara
Elmer Fulton
Vernon Walker
Leverett
Denver
F. G. Meier
J. D. Bolton
East Dalton
Leitha Devier
Henry Peterson
Miv
William Peterson
Peetz
Sidney
Toyland
Freytag Store
Sidney’ S Gift
Hardy Furniture Store
Court House
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