Lorenzo Club Meeting and Local Social News
Lorenzo residents gathered at the Lorenzo club for a January 24 meeting with Mrs Reuner Berg featuring demonstrations on bias tape cutting binder attachments hemming and one hour dress making and pattern cutting. Nadine Bangert hosted a sixth birthday party for seven friends with games and pink and white baskets. Various families visited friends, attended meetings in Sidney, and shared meals and social visits at several homes across the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Club
Reuner Berg
Nadine Bangert
Fred Bangert
Frances
Margalaine Meier
Alice
Velma Waite
Wanda Reynolds
Betty Jane Peters
Melba Fleming
Tom Waite
Tillie
Julia John
Reuben Berg
R. A. Brown
Haigler
Brown
Lewis Struve
Frank Peetz
Lorenzo
Frank Meier
Fred Walker
Dwight Bolton
Carl Stewart
Dewey DeBrunner
George W. Stephens
Mary
Lodge Pole
Carl Schmidt
R. D. Reynolds
Sidney
Tieman
George Messing
Otto Raddatz
H. F. Fleming
Marvin
Ted
Floyd
Miss Sellhorn
J. B. Smith
Sterling
Dewey DeBr
Neighborhood News Roundup From Gothenburg Area
Sunny Side residents visit John Block home while Otto Block’s family in Gothenburg note small daughter. Meetings at the project and a group trip to Sidney for Francis Flood’s lecture. Dozens attend weddings anniversaries and social gatherings. local visits, illnesses, and a hospital tonsillectomy are listed among neighbors’ activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Block
Gothenburg
John Block
G C. Moist
Hatcheryman
Chappell
Walter Wassum
A. H Rathbun
Colton Social Notes Tie Deaver Family to Sidney Visits
SOUTH COLTON reports frequent local visits and calls as George Deaver and family travel to Sidney to see Frank Rauner and the Cortneys. H J Elsen and Schmidt host callers, with Marjorie Deaver at the Sidney academy and the Hemmer sisters involved in a minor car mishap with no injuries.
Forestry Service Man to Visit Cheyenne County
Clayton W Watkins extension service forester in charge of seedling distribution will visit Cheyenne County to hold a forestry meeting on Thursday February 7 at 1 30 p m. County Agent Willey arranged the event to discuss transplanting trees from nursery to farm, seedling care after arrival, soil and hole preparation, planting and two year care, and answering farmers questions about farm wood lots and forestry. Those seeking Clarke McNary act seedling distribution should obtain an application from the county agent before or at the forestry day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton W Watkins
Nebraska
Willey
Watkins
Antelope Social Roundup and Nebraska Irrigation Note
Sunday visits across Antelope include Herboldsheimers, Nelsons, Maddens, Christensens, and Larsons with dinners, showers, and family gatherings. A Farmers Union meeting is set for February 15 at Jens Olson’s, while Nebraska irrigation history traces from Civil War frontier garrisons at Sidney to an 1882 power canal supporting Kearney electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Sidney
Kearney
Local Social Notes From Sextorp and Sidney Areas
Mr and Mrs Ever Larson and daughter and Mr and Mrs Billie Smith spent Sunday evening at Charles Smiths. Miss Leola Rogers called at Fred Princes. Mrs C G Crowell and son returned from Carlson hospital. A shopping trip by several residents took place in Sidney. Frank Prohaska dined with Pete Nelson. Several women attended a shower in Potter for Mrs Byron. Mrs Herman Schubarth is a patient in Taylor hospital Sidney. Mr and Mrs Pete Nelson visited W D Matthewson and J E Morrow. Mr Kofka and children visited Mrs Kofka in Sidney hospital. George Reetz called at C C Crowell home. Leola Rogers froze her hands en route to school. Joe Frish shopped in Sidney. Paul Morrow and Robert Nelson skated at Johnsons dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Francis Flood
Arlene Schmale
T. F. Rathbun and Sons
A. H. Rathbun
Clarence Meyers
V. W. Wise
Mae
Virgil Hernbloom
Bertha Omel
James Tighe
Volney Wise
Taylor
Arnold Thurow
Hibbard
John Theis
Charles Welton
Chris Lee
Lundl
John Block
Omel
Will Thurow
Ben Jurgens
Oscar Olson
Art Roberts
Lodge Pole
George Deaver
John Cortney
H. J. Elsen
Carl Schmidt
John George and Sons
Clemmons
Frank Rauner
Samuel Irwin
Robert Irwin
Carl, Schmidt
Joe Deaver
Frank Deaver
North Divide
Marjorie Deaver
Henry Koester
Leo
W. L. Needham
Colton
Bill Tillman
Zimmermans
Tillie
Clara Hemmer
Clarence
Clemmons Deaver
C. P. Herboldsheimer
James Willeford
V. A. Nelson
L. K. Nelson
J. W. Bertramson
L. K
Harold Christensen
John Christensen
Dewey Larson
Carl Larson
Hugo Haack
George Whitney
Mads Larson
Edson Madden
Ed Nelson
Kimball
Byron Paul
Rodney
Christie Bertramson
Farmers Union
Jens Olson
Emil Carlson
Womans Club
Ever Larson
Billie Smith
Charles Smith
Leola Rogers
Fred Prince
C. GC. Crowell and Son
Carlson Hospital
C. E. N. Johnson
Miss Minor
Alice Carlson
Frank Prohaska
Pete Nelson
Charles Johnson
Esther Carlson
Oscar Redeen
Lillian Minor
Potter
Herman Schubarth
Taylor Hospital
W. D. Matthewson
J. E. Morrow
Kofka
Margaret Miller
Niemann Girls
A. K. Anderson
Roy Depew
Louis Miller
Bill Taylor
Claus Engelland
F. N. Kinton
O. L. Miller
Louis
George Niemann
Rosetta Seimers
Elsie Niemann
Niemann
Fred Seimers
Billie
Willa Niemann
Bill Schlotfeld
Dalton
Walter
Carl Flicker
Frank Kinton
Katheryn Schwartz
Schwartz
Neighborhood Social Roundup At Niemann Home
East Huntsman notes guests and gatherings around the Niemann and EngelLand households. Visits include Miller Anderson Seimers Kinton and Lipke, with multiple calls at the Niemann home and at George Niemann, Claus Engelland, and Frank Kinton residences. Also mentions a chickenpox siege and measles affecting local families and a birthday party.
Local Notes from Dalton Region Include Meetings and Visits
Dalton residents report regional activities with Herman Rehling and G T Harding visiting Scottsbluff and Kimball for International Harvester dealers meeting. Ladies Aid and Rebekah Kensington held gatherings with hostesses Mrs W J Ewing and Mrs Sarah Buchanan. Royal Neighbors installed officers in Gurley. Sig Iverson returns from several southwestern travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Rehling
Scottsbluff
G. T. Harding
Kimball
International Harvester Company
Ladies Aid of the
Presbyterian Church
W. J. Ewing
Roy Clough
Warren Cunningham
Rebekah Kensington
Sarah Buchanan
Hershel Spearow
Uptegrove Implement Company
Sidney
Dalton
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Gurley
Walter Brestel
Mesdames Brestel
Lyal Taylor
Charles Ravert
Stanley
Stewart Nelson
Van Peterson Faces Guaranty Fund Suit Questioning
Lincoln Jan 30 Van E Peterson secretary of the Nebraska bank guaranty fund commission testifies in district court as 559 state banks seek to avoid special assessments. He cites real estate asset declines since 1920 book values 39.5 million actual worth about 10.45 million liabilities 26.4 million leaving a 15.94 million deficit. He attributes bank losses to deflation after the war and notes audits were conducted only by his staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
van E. Peterson
Nebraska Bank Guaranty Fund Commission
Guaranty Fund
Commission
Peterson
Bliss
Department of Trade and Commerce
Bechtel Chosen Head Of Deuel High School Agriculture
C D Bechtel formerly of Yoder Wyoming is named head of the agricultural vocational training department at Deuel county high school in Chapell replacing Harold Routh who resigned to become county agent. At year end 1928 there were 24 million automobiles in the United States valued at 9 billion dollars with Nebraska owning 400 thousand cars valued at 165 million dollars and a per capita investment over 125 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D Bechtel
Yoder
Wyo
Deuel County High School
Chapell
Harold Routh
Deuel County
United States
Nebraska
State apiary needed to aid honey industry
Sweet clover dominates nectar sources for Nebraska bees and the state has seen a tenfold rise in clover area per hive over seven years. Beekeepers struggle to keep pace with growers as Nebraska plans a definite program to boost beekeeping and honey output. Don B Whalen notes neighboring states fund industry support. Nebraska needs a state apiary for experiments, disease control, and an education campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Don B Whalen
Honey Producers Association
Sidney Pioneer Resident on Telegraph Honor Roll
Mrs M. M. Dugan, a longtime Sidney resident, visited The Telegraph on Tuesday and had her date advanced on the paper. She praised the newspaper after reading it for over 40 years, noting her husband was a prominent stone mason who built many enduring walls in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Dugan
Sidney
Telegraph
Sidney ladies to Chicago to purchase spring stocks
Mrs. Leon Fine and Mrs. A J Hepner left Sunday for Chicago to attend spring opening exhibitions and buy new merchandise for Leon Fine apparel store and Hepner Clothing company. They expect to be at market for two weeks and will visit friends in Chicago during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Fine
A. J. Hepner
Chicago
Leon Fine Apparel Store
Hepner Clothing Company
Brood Sows Need Protein and Exercise
W J Loeffel urged hog producers at Lincoln to boost brood sow protein intake using cottonseed or linseed meal with tankage or alfalfa meal. Skim milk and butter milk are strong protein supplements when affordable. Milk is valued at half a bushel of corn per 100 pounds. Sows can be exercised by moving feed to far corners or driving them daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W J Loeffel
The
Agricultural College
Organized Agriculture
Lincoln
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lorenzo News
Forestry Service
Cheyenne County
Sextorp
East Huntsman
Jambo Routt County Coal
Colorado
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
van Peterson
Stand IN Guaranty Fund
KC Baking
Planck
SNCE
Case Company
Emerson-Brantingham
Case
America
Case Eagle
J. S. Case T. M. Co., Inc
Hickory Street
Sulky and Gang
Wheatland
Great Plains
Marsh
Lister
Cottes
Richardson County Bank
Falls City
Oakland
Studebaker
Genesi
Farmac
Cood Will Oakland
Beckmann Motor
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