Pleasant Valley Week of Neighbors and Chores
Ed Farl and Bill Brines helped Tris man Lauderback shuck corn Monday. Mrs Ed Rogers called at Truman Lauderback's Monday. Mr and Mrs Joe Meeker and Dark enticed at Earl Meeker's Monday. Robert Pronger and Thaman Lauderback spent Tuesday evening at Ed Rogers. Marl Weeker called at his father's Wednesday. Ed Tsrney and Mrs Sid ney shoppers Wednesday. Ora Rogers threshed Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Ed Rogers cooked for the men. Wenry Paaker attended the funeral of Mr Mahr at Sidney. Tronan Lauderback called at A Ti Jelinek home Thursday evening. Rogers children at Earl Treeker's Wednesday. Earl Heeker hauled a lord of wheat to Peeetz Friday. Ed and Joe Strachtenbach hauled hogs to Sidney Saturday. Henry Rogers of Sidney spent Saturday and Sunday at Ed Orn. George and Ed Rogers motor ed to Peets Friday. AB Jelinek and wife Sidney shoppers Saturday. Truman Launderback family Crook shoppers Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed, Farl
Bill Brines
Trisman Lauderback
Duss Lee
Sidney
Ed Rogers
Truman Lauderback
Joe Meeker
Earl Meeker
Robert Pronger
Thaman Lauderback
Marl Weeker
Ed Tsrney
Ora Rogers
Wenry Paaker
Mahr
Tronan Lauderback
A. Ti
Corn field notes and social gatherings around Lorenzo
Route A West Gurley Albert Jeudes had his corn shelied last Friday. The yield was disap pointing, as nearly every one's is. Mr. and Mrs. Wallicc Aurich and baby, Bernice, visited Knox's Satur day evening. A Lorenzo man has brought his corn picker into the neighborhood and Cash Scott will use his tractor and help operate it. There seems to be no corn at Lorenzo. Mr. and Mrs. John Groshans gave a dinner party Thanksgiving day. Harry Segelke is helping Ray Spik er with his corn picking. Seven days very high wind did a great deal of damage. Corn was blown down and some wheat is un covered. Corn is made hard to pick and the mechanical pickers are quite out of it since corn is on the ground It was not cold and Wednesday saw a light snow. Will Ewerts and Victor Knox were Sidney visitors Saturday. Herman Sorge and wife are taking their small daughter, Lucille, regular ly to Sidney for treatment. She is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Scott gave a large dinner party Thanksgiving day. Their guests were Ray Berry and fam ily, Glen Bales and family, Ted Borch er and family, Hilbert Borcher, Victor Knox, Frances Knox, A. D. Rose and family, Sheldon Scott and wife, Henry Schmidt and family, Cash Scott, Ver non Scott. A wonderful dinner was served. Other entertainment was tar get shooting, horseshoes, music and cards. The day was passed happily and all too swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jeudes
Will Ewerts
Victor Knox
Sidney
Herman Sorge
Lucille
Curt Scott
Ray Berry
Glen Bales
Ted Borcher
Hilbert Borcher
Frances Knox
A. D. Rose
Sheldon Scott
Henry Schmidt
Cash Scott
Vernon Scott
Thanksgiving Notes and Social Roundup in Suno
Thanksgiving activities fill the Suno area with visits and meals. Families including Booths, Kruegers, Pavlats, and Bartholomews share dinners and calls. Schools, a Sunol Wo mans club gathering, and plans for a Christmas program appear amid hunting trips and travel to Lodge Pole and Julesburg.
Doctor Called On Mrs Adhin Ob Sol
Sunday afternoon without stud ties Dr Harrs Manter was summoned last week to examine Mrs Adhin Ob Sol in a case noted by local reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrs Manter
Adhin Ob Sol
Meadow Lawn Notes Record Local Travel and Visits
Meadow Lawn items show Alvin Mann driving to Dalton on business and Mrs. Frank Weigand on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Mike Jillson and children dined with Ed Morrow. Maynard Mayer caught another coyote Monday. Miss Hima Morrow weekend with her parents then back to school. Harold Bovee and Paul Morrow visits noted. several Sunday and Monday trips to Dalton and Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Mann
Dalton
Frank Weigand
Mike Jillson
Ed Morrow
FE Mann
Paul Maan
Maynard Mayer
Hima Morrow
Bridgeport
RR. Bovee
Harold
Bartlet
Potter
Ror Lovee
Charles Mayer
George Juck
Dotter
Harold Bovee
Paul Morrow
Local Notes From Lodgepole and Surrounding Areas
Lodges pole items report on Ernest Graham supervising a six room bungalow in town. Mrs Harve Lindley travels to Plymouth Neb for her ill mother Mrs Mary Greebe who died Saturday. Mrs John H White and daughter Betty visit Laramie after staying with the Fenske home. Ruth Copley spoke at M E church on missionary work in the Philippines and the offering supported the mission fund. Dessa Schroll from Angora visited her sister Mrs F D Barlow for Thanksgiving. Fred and Mrs Raddatz in town in their new Dodge. Dinner for Mrs Alice Slawson hosted by Mr and Mrs E F Brown including radio gift. Sundl’s Englerts visited Adolph Englert. New Texaco oil station east of town with Otto Holtman in charge expected to open this week. Walter E Morrow and three boys arriving from Denver plan to start housekeeping. Morrow works at Carter store. Doris Rowan gave a school program south of town with refreshments. Mr and Mrs Thomas Rubado welcomed a 5% pound girl, Marjorie Luella. John and Mrs Zalesky own a new Overland sedan. Second team beat Gurley 17 to 16 Friday. Thanksgiving guests included W L Bates and daughter Barbara of Lincoln, Howard Hayden of Greeley, Frank Kucera and Kent of Tribune KS, Harold Rowan and Ruby Bates. they returned home Sunday. Minnie King visited Brady with Rev Bebb family from Wednesday to Monday. Nathan Reed, guest of sister Mrs H L Locke, left for Julesburg. Ruth Goettsche visited relatives at Papillion last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Lindley
Plymouth
Nebr
Mary Greebe
John H. White
Betty
Laramie
E. Fenske
Ruth Copley
M. E
Fcreen
Phillippine Islands
Missionary Fund
Dessa Schroll
Angora
F. D. Barlow
Fred Raddatz
E. F. Brown
Alice E. Slawson
Andrew Englert
Sundl
Adolph Englert
Texaco
Otto Holtman
Walter E. Morrow
Denver
Morrow
Carter
Doris Rowan
Gurley
W. L. Bates
Barbara
Lincoln
Howard Hayden
Greeley
Frank Kucera
Kent
Tribune
Kansas
Harold Rowan
Ruby Bates
B. J. Bates
Minnie King
Brady
Bebb
Nathan Reed
H. L. Locke
Julesburg
Ruth Goettsche
Pappillion
Pleasant View Visitors and a Rural Accident
Pleasant View residents Mr and Mrs Wm Borcher and family and C C Crowell visited at the Herman Mangel home Monday. Frank Mathews fell from a corn wagon breaking three ribs and is healing rapidly. Mr and Mrs Herman Mangel shopped in Sidney Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Wm Schwartz and others were mentioned in the fray of local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mathews
Herman Mangel
Sidney
Wm. Schwartz
Thanksgiving gatherings and local injuries in Potter region
The community near Potter recounts Thanksgiving dinners at several homes including the Wittrocks and Schubarths while noting Mrs Prenk Miller underwent Wednesday morning surgery and remains ill. Local car crash injures Frank Wreox and Cleo Fleming near Minatare as another rider is unhurt. A lodge gathering from Kimball Bushnell Masonic group attended a banquet in Pine Bluffs after witnessing three candidates raised.
Mrs L B Yasler Returned Home After Nine Months
Mrs L B Yasler, previously ill and bedridden, arrived home from Lincoln hospital with assistance from Miessut Ashworth of Pope Ived. Her condition is shown as improved though still bedfast, and her death is noted as not imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B
Yasler
Abe
Motebes Aeriine
Otether Miessut Ashworth
Pope
Ste
Lincoln
New Christmas Needlework Buffet Sets at McFadden Millinery
Christmas season offers new needlework buffet sets luncheon sets and novelties of all kinds at McFadden Millinery including nun s boil proof thread for durable holiday crafting and gifting opportunities.
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Pleasant Valley
West Gurley
Suno
FE. L. Booth
A. A. Fenske
John Webb
James Booth
Leah Booth
Eden
Colo
Grace Krueger
Bert Allington
Cora Norton
Jessie Bartholomew
Nelson
Miss Beecher
Henry Pavlat
C. J. Smith
Lodge Pole
Frank Doyle
Elliott
Canada
Mildred Newton
Alta Bahr
J. B. Ruttner
Sunol Womans Club
Mrs. Allington
Millard Pavilat
L. E. Arlington
Anto Henzi
Ernest Graham
Thomas Rubado
Marjorie Luella
John Zalesky
Ting
Lutheran Church
Wittrock
Ed Aurich
Arc Schubarth
Herman Schubarth
Homer Light
D Potter
Ben Hilpert
Werman Mangel
Art Obenderfer
Art Miller
Chris Boreher
Walter
Nora Wittrock
Win
Boreher
Frank Miller
Walter Teas
Frank Miller Ataaide
Leona Gemeinhardt
Cheyenne
Art Obendorfer
Frank Wreox
Cleo Fleming
Minatare
Mr. Wilcox
Kimball Gid Bushnell Masonic Fraternity
Pine Bluffs
The
Telegraph
Nolan’s Tire Service Station
Bordwell
East
Lincoln Highway
Porter
Frank Nolan
Call of
Southland
Burlington
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
RTO
M. A. Shipman
Cheyenne County Lumber CO
WM. H. Simms
West Act
the American Bank
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Bank
It and Its
Sidney, Nebraska
Kratz Abstract Company
Stuht-Hink Bldg
M. Wright
First Avenue East
A. R. Lesueur
Eater
E. 3Rd St
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