Local social and farming notes from Maple Grove area
Ed Miles and Alice Mae join Ed and Nels Johnson motoring to Sidney Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Sharman visited James Irwin on Tuesday morning. Emil Nightegale and John Newton helped shell turkeys at the Childs home. A Farmers Union meeting drew about 74 people with an oyster supper hosted by the Nightengales and Barton at the Wadden and Hade homes. Several showers for Lewis Barton and Mrs. Jon Theis, plus numerous visits to friends in nearby towns, mark a busy week of community and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Nightegale
John Newton
Childs
Ed Miles
Fred Irwin
F. A. Johnson and Son
Artthur Ray
W. T. Sharman
John Theis
Joe Green
Emil Nightengale
Edna
Frank Deavely
Frances
Louisarton
Ed Lipke
T. G. Waddell
Nels Johnson
Sunae S
Harold Spiker
Fred Lemans
Daugh- Rare Mae
Els Johnson’s
Ed Walker
Elmer Gade
Fred Jurgens
Merle Houge
Carl Thomas
Ray Tremain
Theis
H. C Schmale
Lewis
Lodge
E. A. Johnson
Sidney
Charles Welton
H. C. Schmale
Herman Florke
Messner
John Block
L. K. Omel
E. A. Wickard
A. L. Roberts
Oscar Olson
Dorothy Theis
Feulscher
Lodge Pole
Walter Wassum
W. W. Wassum
Sunny Side Social Notes From Sunol and Navarro Names
Mrs A L Roberts spent the evening at the Ho family home with Mrs Harold Hernbloom. Theis was a Sunol caller on Thursday. W J Theis entertained the Hand Club Wednesday at the local gathering venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hokom
A. L. Roberts
B. A. Wickard
L. K. Omél
Mifgna
Harold
Konjola Claims Quick Relief From Ailments
A patient reports rapid improvement after taking Konjola. They describe relief from headaches, liver sluggishness, back pain, neuritis, bloating, heartburn, and nighttime urination. The ad promotes Konjola as effective and widely available in Sidney Nebraska and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street
fiKonjola
Sidney
Nebraska
Sidney Drug Co
South Sunol and Crook Area Daily Happenings Report
Local notes document Monday and Tuesday activities in South Sunol Crook Sterling and surrounding areas. Shoppers callers corn shelling and family gatherings are listed with several Bonser Gentry McCracken Bluhm and Avery residents mentioned. Distinct events include a father and son banquet and neighbors borrowing a son for the occasion.
Local residents share Sunday visits and weekly chores
Flavis Robins visited the Will Florke home Sunday afternoon. Dozens of neighbors including Hume, Thurow, Queen, Wilkins, Smith, and Rahe families spent the day with residents. Wheat hauled to Gurley. show attendance in Sidney. various calls, shucking and dressing of turkeys, card party hosted by Hume club, and several family departures and visits noted. Myrtle Reed to Scotts Bluff for appendicitis operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavis Robins
Will Florke
James Hume
Orval
Elda Hume
Garret Thurow
Lavern Queen
Harold Wilkins
Ralph Smith
Otto Rahe
Harry
Paul Hulst
Lodge Pole
Millie Kugler
Sidney
Paul Ingwerson
Lloyd Smith
Adele Henning
C. Reed
Charles Smith
James
Cecil Hume
Arthur Kruger
Howard Neff
Paul
Arthur Ingwerson
Marzo Owens
E. Ingwerson
Walter Rufenacht
Ila Mae
Reed
Dave Hume
I. H. C. Club
Harry Harris
Barbara Ingwerson
Harry Reed
Lisco
Myrtle Reed
Scottsbluff
Raymond
Edward Busboom
Chappell
Ruby Woods
Sterling Dinner Guests and Saturday Shoppers
Mrs. D B Phelps and son of Johnson and Mr and Mrs. Albert Brauer and two children of Sidney visited George Bonser and wife. Mrs John McCumber spent Thursday with Mrs George McCracken. Mr and Mrs T A Bonser and Mrs Albert Otties were Sterling shoppers Saturday. Mrs Tom Kendrick and children and Mrs F L Chapman were Sterling visitors Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D B Phelps
Johnson
Albert, Brauer
Sidney
T A. Bonser
George Bonser
John McCumber
George McCracken
Albert Otties
Sterling
Tom Kendrick
F. L. Chapman
Local Lives Report From East Center Area
Charles Jobe fell from his horse last Sunday, breaking several ribs and bruising himself. Albert Linton was injured Thursday when a manure spreader ran over his leg. Mr and Mrs V C Ankeny attended the Masonic banquet at Gurley and the corner stone laying for the new Sidney school. Several area residents shopped in Sidney on Saturday, including the Ankeny and Osborn families, the Draper family, Swanson family, and J O Lobb family. Mrs J Lobb’s Colorado-born brother is visiting the Lobb home for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jobe
V. C. Ankeny
Gurley
Overman
Ralph Reinmuth
Albert Linton
W C Ankeny
Sidney
Sydney
E. E. Osborn
Art Draper
Swanson
J. O Lobb
Sylvia
J . Lobb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maple Grove
Daugher Alice Mae
Nels Johnsa
W T. Sharman
James Irwin Home
Lola
South Sunol
L. Chapman
T. S. Carr
C. W. Bonser and
E. N Roth
Pauline Japp
Ernest Bonser
Crook
Herman Bluhm
Richard Gentry
P. C. Avery
T. A. Weber
George Bowser
Ll. D. Camp
George Simmerman
John McDonnell
George McCrack
G. W. Bonser
H. E. Bonser
S. F. James
Son Lloyd
Donald
Millard Queen
Claude Layman
Union Pacific
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Shirley-Savoy
J.edgar Smith
E. C. Bennett
Denver
Shirley Garage
East Center
Lobb
Sidney Green
Burlington
California
Pacific Nortwest
M. A. Shipman Ticket Agent
Talkies
Richard Arlen
Fay Wray
Pallette
Garamount Gicure
Ing
The
Ritz
Movietone
Matinee
Goofy Gods
Mediterranean
Nile
Naples
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