Thanksgiving social notes from Sidney area families
South Divide residents share Thanksgiving visits with the Bowers and Foster families east of Sidney. Local households entertain relatives and friends in Payzant, Flanery, Yowell, and Johnson homes. Notable events include surprise parties, farewell gifts for Mrs Flanery, and school attendance while drivers like David Els begin new routes on the Divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bower
Jabonek
Tamily
Sidney
Hewitson
Payzant
Gladys Gilmore
Viola
Mabel Foster
Daniel's Home
C. A. Foster
Flanerys
Foster
Flanery
Methodist Church
Clyde Johnson
Bers
Ralph Fleming
A. B. Johnson
Yowells
Boves
Sidney Draw
Yowell
Jarl
Ernest Wood
Burlington
Colorado
Brothers
Victor
Fatulay
Irvingstons
Leverett Parrant
Russell Flanwry
Shoemaker
Flenerys
Terniece Foster
Flannery
Louise Yowell
Henry Yowell
Tobin Place
Ey.be. Flanery
Bunker Hill Community Activities and Local Visits
Community notes from Bunker Hill include Mrs Carl Schmidt hosting sewing and a luncheon after a Wednesday meeting of the B H C with officers elected for the coming year. Curt Schmidt traded wheat at Gurley, and several neighbors planned outings to Sidney. A Farmers Union meeting drew attendees, a dance at the Bronson schoolhouse proved popular, and numerous family visits and dinners filled the week.
Crook Social Roundup Mixes Ills and Visits Across Town
Spring Canyon residents Milo Moore and Arthur McKelvey were in Crook on business while Nan Beebe agreed to take the girls back to Peetz after a four day visit with home folk. The week saw illnesses from grip and pneumonia with several recovering, social gatherings, a Christmas shopping trip, a dance at Be-No Hall, a Wohelo bazaar raising 52 dollars, and various calls among Crook residents including Mrs. Hickerson, Mrs. Beebe, and the Milos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Moore
Arthur McKelvey
Crook
Nan Beebe
Peetz
George McCall
Grip
Sprecker
Newt Moore
Moore
Jesse Moon
A. D. Hilliard
Doris Mentgen
Clarence Beebes
Dan Beebe
Sam Pollock
Ed Hickerson
John Scott
Clarence Beebe
Burdette Sharp
Ellis Dunn
Mr. Bell
Denver
Robert Nicholas
Clorence Beebe
Ed Hickergyn
Lloyd Coltrain
Fred Gothorpe
Chaorivars
Fred Gothorpe Jr
L. C. Stickney
Sterling
M. C. Sharp
Dorothy Nicholas
Pete Megrne
Presbyterian Church of Crook
C. W. Kreager
Merl Fornoff
Peets
Sterling Advocate
Merl
Center church community notices and visits at Center
Theodore Schmidt Jake Voght and Adolph Pelater returned from the eastern part of the state. The Mid-Week Bible class met at the Osborn home with a social time and a Melicious lunch. Christmas program planning underway for Center church on December 23. Various local visits and overnight guests noted at Osborn Bancroft Scott and related homes. Services at Center church: preaching at ten and Sunday school at eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Schmidt
Jake Voght
Adolph Pelater
Osborn
R. R. Berry
Sidney
T Center Church
E. W. Roberts
C. A. Bancroft
E. W. Boot
F. M. Club
M. E. Webster
H. S. Netherland
S. W. Scott's
Make This A Two Musical Christmastide
A fragmentary notice praises a Victor or Brunswick phonograph and mentions Burgess Music Store with a caution against surface damage. It frames a music purchase as a festive item, implying a store choice tied to brand and retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Brunswick Phonograph
Burgess Music Store
Meadow Lawn Week Of Accidents And Society Visitors
Meadow Lawn residents recount a rough week with several injuries as Lawrence Miller broke his arm after falling from a buggy and Vera Shinker suffered facial burns from a kerosene fire. Jeasie Eckert cracked her arm at school while playing and Misses Gladys and Odette Morrow have jaundice. Neighborhood social life continues with guests visiting the Kreader and Mowrer homes, and many families hosting or visiting others over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Lawn
Lawrence Miller
Vera Shinker
Jeasie Eckert
Gladys
Odette Morrow
J. M. Kreader
J. C. Kreader
Mr. Stark
Clarence
Dude Martin
Dalton
Willard Mowrer
Arthur Larson
Forest Minikin
Zorns
Osborn
Albert Morrow
Bill Schuler
Albert. Morrow
John Iverson
Elmer Mayer
Bob Wallick
Lipaki
Earl Hart
Redington
Peterson
Otterson
Waterman
White Cove Valley Community News and Social Notes
Cold week with snow rain fog and frosts. Residents like Tra Kilne Oren Loudy and Kenne dy visit on business and pleasure. Frakes and McDonnell families shop in Sidney. Local chores include corn shelling car top repairs and hay baling. Literary at White Cove school Friday promises a strong program led by Miss Dubbs. Weather prophet warns of severe winter 22 28, with old saying cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Kilne
Oren Loudy
Mr. Kennedy
Oren
McConnor
E.R. Frakes
Sidney
J. K. McDonnell
Ross Brossard
Christmas shopping and social notices in Sidney area
Mr Sextor and family shopped in Sidney on Saturday while others attended the Frank Matthes sale Monday. Harvey Fisher owns a new Ford touring car. R R Bovee and family dined with the Fiyin Johnsons Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chris Crowell had supper at the George Reetz home Saturday. Farmers Union met Friday with a large turnout and a young people’s program. John Bartholomew passed through toward Pleasant View. E Larson and S Wickstrom visited Jesse Lambert on Sunday. Mrs J E Sanders and Gus and Dot and Ida visited Mrs B F Thornburg. Oar Redeen visited Andy Brett J Sunday evening. Miss Hornby spent the weekend with parents near Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Fisher
Sidney
Frank Matthes
Harvey Fisher
R. R. Bovee
Fiyin Johnson
Chris Crowell
George Reetz
Farmers Union
John Bartholomew
John Helmer
Pleasant View
E.larson
Sam Wickstrom
Jesse Lambert
J. E. Sanders
Gus
Dot
Ida
B. F. Thornburg
Oar Redeen
Andy Brett J
Miss Hornby
Local social news and visits in Lodgepole area
Residents report visits and travel among Lodgepole families. Frank Englert family heads to Colorado Springs to visit Mrs Englerts kin. Mrs R F Miller returns from Parkersburg after a brother's death. Local events include a Ladies Aid dinner, a 500 Club session, and Masonic lodge attendance. Medical notes mention Mrs Nuka improving with Dr Roche tending. A civil service exam occurs in Sidney for bus routes. Moses A Swift dies Monday night with funeral Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Englert
Sidney
Lee Line
Denver
L. R. Barlow
Omaha
Ladies’ Aid
Young Building
W. J. Chase
W. H. Weber
Masonic Lodge
Chappell
A. B. Persinger
F. D. Barlow
Wm. H. Goettsche
C. J. Smith
Wm. Nuka
Dr. Roche
J. Smith
Archie Hafer
A. C
Fuller Broshi-E singer agency notes and ads
An old clipping mentions A. J. Brosk23 as a singer agent with phone 527W and references Fuller Broshi E and sewing mackie cleaner. It reads as a fragmented advertisement listing services and names without clear dates or places. The readable entities include A. J. Brosk23, Fuller Broshi E, and 527W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackie
A. J
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Ee Bunker Hill
Glen Bales
Gurley
Carl Schmidt
Ray Spiker
Curt Schmidt
Curt Scott
John Borcher
Theo. Borcher
Borcher
John Engel
Farmers Union Meeting
Wm. Sachs
E. J. Leonard
Wm. Rohde
Beyer Brothers
John Emgel’s
E. Troutman
Sutton
Edwin Aurich
Gles Bales
Theo
Carl Scchmidt’s
Son
Spring Canyon
White Cove Valley
Mr. Sextor
Fuller Brosk
E. C. Armstrong
Telly
The
McDonald Motor Sales ‘Company
Kvick
Sidney Steam Laundry
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