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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1924

Page

10

Local Notes and Social Roundup in North Divide Area

Thursday reports show Mr Hornby visiting Carl Tynshoum while Wendte canvassed groceries near Colton. Ed Brockelsby ill with flu last week. Isaac Jones also sick and off work. Farmers Union met at the schoolhouse with a lively crowd, radio listening and dancing. The area saw weddings, shop visits, coal deliveries, and a flurry of social events and small repairs through the week.

Mr. Hornby Carl Tynshoum Mr. Wendte Near Colton Ed Brockelsby Clarence Schnudle Isaac Jones

Community hall meeting and local visits noted

Mrs. Todd Geitry spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Rhodes. Mrs. Jim Lynch traveled to Sterling on Wednesday to bring home her mother. Mrs. Joe Vogler visited her daughter, Mrs. Osborn. A school house meeting Thursday evening drew a large crowd with strong interest. New committees were appointed to oversee government duties and material costs. Next meeting, Wednesday night, aims to finalize plans. Henry Babr did not return to Loveland as planned, hauling potatoes from near Potter and may return soon. Albert Allen, Walter Proctor, Hugo

Todd Geitry Rhodes Jim Lynch Sterling Joe Vogler Osborn Henry Babr Loveland Potter Albert Allen Walter Proctor Hugo

North Sidney social notes and Farmers Union meeting recap

North Sidney residents visited friends and relatives at several homes including the Spikers Borchers Sparks and Schmidt households. A Farmers Union meeting in district 77 drew a large crowd with a musical program, lunch, dancing, and plans for the January 9 1925 gathering. Also noted are local illnesses and social visits, plus a jewelry advertisement from The Gift Shop.

Paul Sparks Sidney Tom Barnes Homer Haskins Ed Wolverton Andy Anderson Claude Sparks Farmers Union Carl Schmidt Isaac Jones

Meadow Lawn Social Notes From Meadow Lawn

Meadow Lawn residents visitations and local movements include J. E. Morrow and son Paul at Kreader homes on Sunday. Maynard Mayer and Harold Bovee call on Paul Morrow. Frank Weigand hauls hogs to Dalton. Rex Rogers and J. C. Kreader motor to Sidney. J. E. Morrow visits Frank Weigand. Mike Jillson and Ed Morrow trip to Dalton midweek. Charles Mayer and Mrs in Dalton. Mrs Al Morrow and Roland at James Frandsen home. Jillson and Alvin Mann haul hogs to Dalton. Frank Weigand loses two cows to corn poisoning last week.

J. E Morrow Paul J. C J. M. Kreader Maynard Mayer Harold Bovee Paul Morrow Frank Weigand Dalton Rex Rogers J. C. Kreader Sidney J. E. Morrow Mike Jillson Ed Morrow Charles Mayer al Morrow Roland James Frandsen Alvin Mann

Local Visitors And Travel Notes From The Area

Raymond Mowrer drove to Sidney and Dalton on business Friday. JM Kreader and Rex Rogers visited Sidney Monday. Mrs. Jk. McNew arrived from Omaha for a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Morrow. Rex Rogers drove to Dalton Saturday evening. Mr. Vach visited the J. M. Kreader home Sunday. J. C. Kreader took a business trip to Gering Saturday. Vantines Incense and burners showcased in Japanese gift boxes at The Gift Shop on the Corner.

D. B. Phelps George Bonser E. N. Roth Ray Osborn Gentry Tom Bonser Julesburg Crook James Vacik Ed Killham John Bahe Albert Otties Harold Spiker T. C. Spiker John Borcher Carl Schmidt Paul Sparks Roy Neary Raymond Mowrer Sidney and Dalton JM Kreader Rex Rogers Sidney Jk. McNew Omaha J. E. Morrow Mr. Vach J. M. Kreader J. C. Kreader Gering

Local News Brief From South Colton and Vicinity

Mrs Penny returns from Sidney on Wednesday evening. John Cortney finished corn picking last week. Several locals suffer flu. M M Herbert breaks two ribs repairing a cattle shed last Wednesday. Malcolm Wood undergoing two operations in Portland Oregon. Lenora Cortney returns home Friday for weekend with family.

Local Social Notes and Upcoming Farmers Union Meeting

Helen Jacobs dines with Nora Fitzgerald and locals recall visits from J B Hills and John Briggs family. The Lakeview Farmers Union meets at Charles Deaver home Friday December 12. Cecil Whittaker starts work for M M Herbert. Mary Hemmer and Helen Jacobs plan a joint Christmas entertainment. The Gift Shop advertises leather goods and the Hahler Garage installs plate glass windshields and sedan doors.

Helen Jacobs Nora Fitzgerald Sidney Pony Mefohck Mr. Pilslander Mo J Fla John Briggs John Cortney George Deaver J. H. Wendte Chester Harry Wilt George Messing J. WH. Wendte Cecil Whittaker M. M. Herbert Mary Hemmer Hahler Garage

Maple Grove Community Notes and Social Gatherings

Maple Grove locals attend Farmers Union meetings at Nels Johnson’s with Theo Waddell joining as a new member. Otto Davis, Walles, Ruhter, Miles, and Sharman families socialize, host, and visit. several outings include coyote hunting and car repairs. A birthday party for Mrs. Sellin and a diamond promotion at the Gift Shop conclude the period.

Roc Runiter Roberta Gurley Otto Davis Sidney Draw Helen Jalmson Davis Mr. Walles Theo Waddell R.C. Ruhter Ed Miles Walter Ehlers R. C. Ruhter Farmers Union R. C. Ruhter’s

Paying the Bill Prompts Lawyer Joke

A London Tit Bits quip features a lawyer pressuring a client to settle a bill. The client hesitates then agrees, and the lawyer instructs his clerk to add the phrase so to Mr Smiths bill for further advice.

Birthday Portrait Opportunity at Phelps Studio

Be photographed this year on your birthday at Phelps Studio offering a personal portrait session. Celebrate your date with a professional shot, preserving a milestone in a studio setting and accessible for keepsakes.

Phelps Studio

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