Antelope News Roundup Mixed with Local Visits
Local residents frequent short visits and dinners across families including Herboldsheimer Nelson and Madden households. Several shipments of lambs were sent to Omaha with possible Chicago follow up. Snow fell last week and temperatures dropped to zero across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Herboldsheimer
Harvey Marsh
E. M. Nelson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Mads Zarson
Roscoe Madden
Maurice Nelson
Jimmy Jensen
Guy Terman
J. W. Bertramson and
Resney
L. K. Nelson
Edson Madden
Chauncey Nelson
J. W. Bertramson
James Willeford
V. A. Nelson
Jens Olsen
Fam Uy
Pete Howe
Ike Killham
George Whitney
Delbert
Dave Ruhter
Carl Larson
Fred Wittrock
Howard Madden
Ez Killham
Ray Millard
Barbara Whitney
Laryanne Vesey
Weke
Witt
Dewey Larson
Dewey
Carl Larsen
Mr. Herboldsneimer
Omaha
Chicago
Jimmey Willeford
Chauncey
Virgil Nelson
Lodge Pole Senior Skirt sorority holds first meeting and events
Lodge Pole notes its Senior Skirt sorority met at Doris Minshall home for its first meeting. Officers elected Boris Minshall president Velma Holtman secretary. The evening featured bridge and dancing with a dainty lunch served. Community notices include visits, illness, funerals for Eugene Sine, and local social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Line
Doris Minshall
Boris Minshall
Velma Holtman
F. F. Plorin
John Fraass
John Fraas
J. W. Roger
Allen Lindley
C. Geldenstein
Chappell
Eugene Sine
L. E. Lydiatt
F. D. Barlow
Sterling
William Murson
Sidney
J. A. Perkins
R. E. Walsh
Lodge Pole
E. C. Welfe
Sine
H. J. Handley
North Platte
Tom Thompson
Menégay
The
Legion Auxiliary
Pearl Johnson
Laura Kintz
Wiliam Munson
Canon City
Cole
Denver
Cancun City
Lloyd Line
James Henzi
Bertha Buss2
Vsit
Herman Behrends
A. G. Miller
Glen Wise
WEVERTS NEWS LOCAL GOSSIP AND VISITS
Mrs O Rahe reports a string of weekend calls with Mr and Mrs Fred Borges and daughter Mary Anne visiting the R P Welkman home. Alice and Ruth Buss called on Clarbell Hax by Sunday. Walter Flicker called on Morris Jezz. Henry Bleck and Charles Darrah attended a Gurley American Legion banquet. Multiple neighbors visited Otto Rahe and others, as cold weather kept students from school. Dale Rogers returned from Wyoming business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Rahe
Fred Borges
Mary Anne
R. P. Welkman
Alice
Ruth Buss
Clarbell Hax
Walter Flicker
Morris Jezz
Henry Bleck
Charles Darrah
American Legion
Gurley
John Folkerts
William Sears
Harold Pellett
Betty
Dale Rogers
Wyoming
Harold Pettett
Otto Rahe
Charpell
Henry Block
Garhart Turow
Charles Darreh
George Buss
North Potter social notes reflect cold weather postponements
Helen Tank notes visits with Dorothy Fisher and Dorothy Fisher, plus multiple rounds of callers in Sidney last week. The Happy Neighbors and Busy Neighbors clubs were postponed due to cold weather at Joe Musil and Herbert Johnson homes respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harkett Johnson
Sidney
Leslie Weikhors
Dorothy Fisher
Helen Tank
Happy Neighbors Club
Busy Neighbors Club
Joe Musil
Herbert Johnson
Iexn
Loyal Tank
Arthur Harms
Ray Fisher
Homer Light An
Leslie Weikherst
Edgar Anderson
Dorothy
Norman Fisher
Potter
Harald Tennant
Charles Vaughn
Charles Fisher
Hanry Hates
Fred Elmquist
Fred Reetz
Henry Wickstrom
East Gurley Social Notes Chronicle
East Gurley residents share weekend visits with neighbors at Kieselhorst Nelck and Gilbert homes. Families attend William Busse funeral. others shop in Sidney and travel to Gurley. Local boy Jack Anderson becomes Bronson High School student. Mrs Hansen plans lengthy visit with sister in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nelck
Sidney
Vernon
Thurma Nelck
Marva Davis
Orville
Opal Gibbins
Ernest Kieselhorst
Wayne Gilbert
Wiliam Nelck
Charles Neck
George Miller
Earl Johnson
Charles Nelck
Vernon Nelck
Gurley
East Gurley
William Busse
Dr. Blackstone
Charles Naleck
Bers Gibsoins
Charles
Phoenix
Arizona
Mable Hansen
Anthony
Brownson Society Notes from a Cold Snap
The column records local fragments including skating on ice last Sunday with Roy Couch, Charles Couch, John Connelly, Billy Connelly, Elaine Connelly, Jack Anderson, and Jimmy Anderson. L D Lutes visited F L Anthony on Wednesday and Avard Joe McMillen visited Edith Connelly. Oscar Hatcher and wife were in Sidney Monday. F J Anthony shows health improvement and Thelma Anthony sent word of her arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Anderson
Roy
Charles Couch
John
Billy
Elean Connelly
Jack
Jimmy Anderson
L. D. Lutes
F. L. Anthony
Avard Joe McMillen
Edith Connelly
Oscar Hatcher
Sidney
F. J. Anthony
Ward
Thelma Anthony
Kimball County Moves Seed Potato Market In New Season
Kimball County begins marketing this year crop of seed potatoes with 28 carloads shipped last week, including 11 cars certified seed and 17 cars commercial stock. Destinations include Texas and Louisiana, with future shipments planned to Florida Mississippi Alabama and Arkansas as planting seasons start. A cooperative has contracted for one third of their crop, and certified potatoes fetch about 1 dollar per 100 pounds while western Nebraska markets persist alongside southern production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball County
Hemingford
Hay Springs
Berra
Bu Hnell
Minatare
Allianze
Texas
Louisiana
Jeter
Florida
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Nebraska
Pat Ces
South
Supreme Court Rejects Truck Licence Law Appeal
The Nebraska Supreme Court dismissed a truckers appeal challenging the new truck licence law. The ruling allows the state to proceed with manufacturing truck license plates in three classes farm commercial and household. Fees range from 8 to 225 dollars and trailers face scaled charges. County treasurers reported orders for thousands of tags. Mary Porterfield said Governor Bryan is recovering from pneumonia and may deliver the budget message by January 9 or 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
Nebraska
F. C
L. Croestieen
Sugdreme
Stei
Groess
Sne Mamer
Ceomrplete
Thery Aere
Mary Porterfield
Bryan
Bryzn
Porterfield
United States
Thayar
Seed stock rot issue in low altitude crops
Report notes seed stock in low altitude and humid conditions suffers vine killing diseases stem rot and fusarium Salk. In the higher altitude and drier air of western Nebraska seed rotatoes show nearly blemish free results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yestern
Nebraska
Rumors About Governor's Health Circulate This Week
Rumors spread regarding the governor's physical condition this week with various unverified reports. Officials have not released a formal update, and the chatter remains unconfirmed as observers seek clarity on the governor's status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SPIRE
Unusual Weather Event Reported in Eyard
A swift temperature surge described as a frock of weather occurred in Eyard as the thermometer climbed over tainty degrees in fifteen minutes. An early morning warm southern wind suddenly rose, a phenomenon pioneers say they have never witnessed in that region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyard
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