South Colton social notes from Mrs Elsen and neighbors
South Colton residents share weekend visits and gatherings. Elsen hosted and traveled friends and relatives, including Moseman, Deaver, Stueve, Hester, Krueger, Raus, George, and Koester. Cattle shipments by Karl Khischmidt to Omaha and local shopping trips are mentioned along with church meeting attendance and new household moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prothy Elsen
Evelyn Moseman
Iry
Leonard
Elmer
Helen Singer
Vera Tompkins
Jake
J. ‘Elsen and Son
Adolph Stueve
JB. Hester ‘Deaver
George
Jaham Krueger
H. J. Elsen
Otto Raus
Sidney
Herman Stueve
William Krueger
Karl oKhischmidt
Omaha
Harvey
Bill George
H. J. Elsen and Son
Curtis
Fred Reker
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Roy Ragers
George Deaver
Henry Koester, Jr
Antelope social notes from Sidney and vicinity
Mr and Mrs James Johnson visited with Mr and Mrs Clifford Hammond Sunday afternoon. Many neighbors and relatives, including the Nelsons, Larsons, Hubards, and Mad dens, shared visits and dinners through the week as local folks traveled to Kimball Lincoln and Omaha for gatherings and events.
Local Social Roundup and Visits Across Town
Mrs Leslie Weikhorst and son stayed with her mother Mrs E R Hadley while Mr Hadley conducts business in Denver. Mr and Mrs Maurice Nelson visited Svend Olsen Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Mark Todd and children were guests at George Whitneys Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jack Richards called on Chris Terman Thursday. George Whitney and wife made a Denver trip earlier in the week. Ed Nelson visited L K Nelson last Thursday afternoon. Mrs P Herboldsheimer visited Mads Larson and Courtright homes at Potter Sunday Chauncey Nelson visited Dewey Larson Tuesday evening. Joe Madden and family called on Mrs E R Hadley Monday. A good crowd attended the dance at the south schoolhouse Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnson
Clifford Hammond
V. A. Nelson
Carl Larson
Kimball
Dewey
Dale Hubbard
Hubert ‘Herboldsheimer
Omaha
Hubert Willisit
Lincoln
Carlson
al Sprenger
Joe Madden
Roscoe Madedn
Peetz
Jollyeighbors Club
Roscoe Madden
Christie Bertramson
Jack Richards
L. K. Nelson
Edson Madden
Harrison Waite
Faye Boyee
Opal
J. W. Shertramson
Maurice Nelson
Mrs. Stein
Leslie Weikhorst
Ed Nelson
P. Herboldsheimer
Mads‘ Larson
Fred Elmquist
Andy Rapp
Henry Wickstrom
Fred Enevoldsen
Herbert John Son
Edgar Anderson
Sidney
Charles Dedic
Leslie
Ray Weikhorst
Joe Sigmund
Emil Tank
Will Mangels
Sam Wickstrom
Dalton
Herbert Johnson
Ford Weikhorst
Homer Light
Farmers Union
Elmer Jacobson
Evelyn Zuhlke
Hazel
Marguerite Jacobson
J. M. Hughes
Mildred Jacobson
Elmer Mayer
Jacob Mayer
Nick Jacobson
Ray Johnson
E. R. Hadley
R. R. Bovee
Raymond Johnson
Julius Johnson
Elving Elmquist
Mildred Stonecipher
Elving
Fred
Henry Hates
W. D. Mathews
L. Rogers
Fred Reetz
Albert Jacobson
Catherine
Edward Weikhhorst
Mark Weikhorst
R. R. Berry
North Divide social notes on family visits and meetings
Frances Neary stayed with Ruth Kinton overnight while Ray Neary hosted dinner with the C B Kinton family. N P B club Christmas meeting at Ruth Frame home featured a gift box. School district 77 hosted a luncheon after a morning training class. Families and neighbors attended events and visits across Sidney and Chappell with multiple gatherings noted. The North Divide Telephone Company held its annual meeting with the same directors re-elected for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Neary
Ruth Kinton
Ray Neary
C. B
John
Henry Glant
Sugar City
Colo
A. L. Cruise
Rosetta Seimers
Paul Sparks
Ruth
Joy Sparks
Conrad Glanz
Sidney High School
Ruby
Rose Sparks
Ed Wolverton
Sidney
Ed Lipke
Vincent Ely
Clyde Kinton
J. A. Sparks
W. A. Sparks
Evelyn Blanke
Helen Nieman
Geraldine Crise
North Divide Telephone Company
Ray Wellner
J. A. Chean
Billie Glant
A. L. Cruise and
Roy
Ed Brockelsby
Chappell
Sunnyside Social Roundup Moves and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Roberts left Monday for Denver returning home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hokom called at the Frank Halsey home Monday. Lester and Clarence Roberts were overnight guests at the Oscar Olson home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Omer were dinner guests Monday at the James Tighe home. Frank Flessner shelled corn for John Black Wednesday. Mrs. Albert Johnson and children spent Thursday with Mrs. E. A. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Schmale and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Roberts
Denver
John Hokom
Frank Halsey
Lester
Clarence Roberts
Oscar Olson
L. K. Omer
James Tighe
Frank Flessner
John Black
Albert Johnson
E. A. Johnson
H. C. Schmale
Community Notices From Local Households
A Sunday gathering at Herman Filorke s marks a lively social round. Neighbors frequent Mrs Johnson s birthday party while families of Omel Halsey Tremain and Roberts share dinners and games. Sidney callers Chris Lee and Walter Wassum appear amid holiday program planning and a class spelling contest celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Filorke
Bertha “Omel
Dorothy Theis
Frank Halsey
John Block
Ralph Talish
Evelyn Johnson
Lester
E. A. Johnson
John Hokom
Ray Tremain
Alva Hart
Ray Rexroth
Chris Lee
Sidney
L. K
East Center Social Notes from Mrs J O Lobb
Mrs Earl Leger and baby spent Friday at the M E Webster home. Albert Linton attended the agriculture meeting at Chappell Monday. Mrs Linton visited with her mother Mrs Harriet Hart at Sidney. Mr and Mrs Joe Reiners and children spent Sunday evening at the Ed Dickes home east of Gurley. The W H M S met with Mrs M E Webster Tuesday afternoon. Next meeting will be with Mrs E E Osborn the second Tuesday in January. Dorcas Aid met with Mrs J C Guill Wednesday. Rose Anna Birdwell spent Monday night with Lorene Bancroft. Margaret Reiners was absent from school Monday due to a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Guill
Rose Anna Birdwell
Lorene Bancroft
Margaret Reiners
North Potter Community News Highlights Weekly Visits
Local residents hosted and visited many neighbors over the weekend. Families including Elmquist, Rapp, Wickstrom, Weikhorst, and Anderson attended gatherings, dinners, and birthday celebrations. A Farmers Union meeting at Herbert Johnson’s drew a large crowd with a post-meeting dance and light refreshments.
Sam Chambers Husk corn for Roy Henderson and two others
Sam Chambers is shown husking corn under the supervision of Roy Henderson, with Andrew Anderson and Jack Atkins nearby. The scene captures a rural work setting as the men handle the harvest tasks together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Chambers
Roy Henderson
Andrew Anderson
Jack Atkins
East Dalton Notes of Local Social and School Life
Ruth Jobe reports many neighbors visiting and traveling to Sidney with Mrs M S Englert and son Ted. Local families attend celebrations at Carl Christensen and Fred Rathman homes while illnesses like pink eye affect Rowena Jolie and others. No major events, but social visits, school updates, and holiday shop activity at Lockwood's Jewelry noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Yowell
Fred Rathman
Carl Christensen
Mr. Christensen
Francis
Vivian Jobe
Rowena Jolie
Carl Feldman
Sidney Draw By Cecelia Kurz
Mr and Mrs Joe Green were pleasant callers at the John Owens home Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Schulenberg called at the Eli Henderson home took a load of hogs to Denver last week. Mr and Mrs Frank Kurz were Sidney shoppers Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Davis
Eli Henderson
Roy Anderson
Vera Anderson
Sidney
James Mohatt
Frank Theland
George Hockerson
John Mohatt
Joe Green
John Owens
John Schulenberg
Denver
Frank Kurz
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Colton
Antelope
Vivian Herboldsheimer
Mrs. Cecil Wykoff
Mrs
Dewey Larson
Mr. Larson
North Divide
Mrs. Pearsparks
Sunnyside
Berina Omer
City Auditorium
Sidney, Nebraska
St. Patrick’s Altar
East Center
Helen Tank
Victor
Earl Henderson
John Kurz
District 36
Howard
Leonard Schulenberg
Mary
Frances Siedel
Charles Walker
East Dalton
Ruth Jobe
Hilda
Ruth Ewert
C. C
Lockwood's Jewelry Store
Union Street
Travel
Satifiec
Union Pacific
Chicago
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
UNION
Drug CO
Winter, Agt
Cecelia Kurz
Public
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hickok
Val
Loys
Hepner’s Clothing
Nebraska
Easey
Maytag
Ever
N. B.C
E.T
P.C.T
the Maytag Company
Newton
Iowa
Ao Ly
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