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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1932

Page

9

Sunol Local News Readers Attend Various Meetings

Ernest Bonser hauled hogs to Crook. News of visits, farm work, sales near Merino Crook and Sterling. A grandson arrives for Mr and Mrs C O Reddon at Merino. Teachers and families attend events, farm tasks, and Births mark weekly notes in the Sunol area.

Geo. Bonser Ernest Bonser Crook Tom Kendrick William Brown Carl Lind J. R. Brown Forrest Applegate William Wood Tom Carr Cc. O. Reddon Merino Fr. Chapman LN. Kendrick Dave Todd Roy North Padroni H. W. Bluhm North Mr. Bluhm Sunol G. W Bonser Carl Thomas George McCraken Sterling Clyde Robertson T. A. Bonser Mesdames F. L. Chapman Extension Club South Sund Sale Albert Otties C. O. Reddon Sterling Reservoir

Maple Grove Social News Roundup

Ed Miles visited James Irwin on Tuesday forenoon while Wayne Clarke and Walter Johnson hauled hogs to Denver and returned Wednesday night. Numerous locals shared visits at homes, helped a butcher, and celebrated birthdays with gatherings at Green, Cortney, Sharman, Jurgens, and Irwin households.

Ed Milles Ed Miles James Irwin Ed Carlton Elizabeth Bryant Joe Green van Aelstyn Nels Johnson H. P Cortney Wayne Clarke Walter Johnson Denver T. C. Spiker Crawford Leonard Walker Ivan Clarke Harold Spiker T. G. Waddell Nelson Johnson Stultz F. A. Johnson N. P. Johnson Fred Jurgens Lois W. T. Sharman Elmer Gade Ben Jurgens L. A. Pearson C. O. Hade Glen Bales Eli Henderson John Owens Leona Greenwood Ethel_ Irwin Earl Nightengale Ace Starr Irwin Young

North Potter Social Roundup Sees Many Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Emil Tank and daughter spent Monday at Ray Berry home. Ray Fisher family and Leo Fisher visited Emil Tank. Ernest Baack has been ill. Herbert Johnson family dined with Emil Tank. Mrs C E Smith recovers from hospital operation. A son took a trip to Kimball Friday. Henry Wickstrom and A B Rapp families dined with Sam Wickstrom. Joe Nelson family visited Ray Johnson, and Joe Cizek dined with Joe Sigmund.

Helen Tank Emil Tank Ray Berry Ray Fisher Leo Fisher Emil Tank Home Ernest Baack Herbert Johnson and Son C. E. Smith Miller Hospital Kimball Henry Wickstrom A. B. Rapp Sam Wickstrom Joe Nelson Ray Johnson Joe Cizek Joe Sigmund

Locals Help Move Vern Pearson to Dalton Residence

Mr and Mrs Albert Jacobson hosted guests Helen and Loyal Tank while Mr and Mrs Irving Sanders greeted visitors Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sam Wickstrom and Mr and Mrs A B Rapp assisted Vern Pearson and family as they relocated to Dalton for residence.

Albert Jacobson Helen Loyal Tank Irving Sanders Sam Wickstrom A. B. Rapp Vern Pearson Dalton

Community notices from Nelson and Madden families

A dense block of social calls and visits from the Nelson Madden Whitney and Bertramson circles. Many neighbors drop by homes in Sidney and Kimball area for evenings dinners and Sunday dinners with several youngsters and guests named including Opal Boyee Barbara Whitney Lavonne Vesey and Christie Bertramson.

East Gurley Obituaries and Social Notes

Mr and Mrs Will Neick spent Monday evening at the Ben Folkerts Harold Gibbons injured his knee pushing out of mud Neal Rowan shelled corn Friday Mrs and Mrs Bert Gibbons and daughters visited Charles and Will Neick Friday afternoon Mrs Herman Miller died Thursday evening Wayne Gilbert and Oscar Daniels were Gurley visitors Thursday Mrs George Harms and Ella Jurgeris attended Mrs Millers funeral Friday relatives and friends attended the funeral Monday at one o clock large crowd present Mr and Mrs Wayfine Gilbert Virginia and Oscar Daniels visited Charles Nelck Friday Mr and Mrs Carl Feldman and family spent Sunday at Bert Gibbons home Verrion Neick Harold Gibbons and Arthur Sassaman were Gurley callers Sunday morning funeral of Mrs Herman Miller held at home Monday afternoon large crowd Miles family visited Charles Nelck Monday afternoon.

Alice Mae Miles Liberty School Frank Christensen Andrew Johnson Chris Junker Ed Miles W. T. Sharman Frank Workman H. P. Cortney Workman Sidney John Buss Nebraska City Joe Green John Jurgens Hemingford Elmer Gade Frank Deaver Earl Nightengale Ace Starr Emil Nightengale Ray Miles W. T. Sharman and A. L. Roberts R. W. Johnson Chris Jurgens Ben Jurgens Lee Johnson Mons Johnson John Owens Nels Johnson’s Fred Jurgens Edna Goding Jurgen Jurgens Elmer Gade’s Dorothy Irwin Farmers Union Liberty School House Vern Maurice Nelson Roscoe Madden and Sons Carl Larson Harvey Marsh E. M. Nelson Hubert Wesley Herboldsheimer Ike Killham Jens.Olsen Jack Richards J. W. Bertramcon C. P. Herboldsheimer Lloyd Shaw George Whitney Chris Terman Dewey Larson Allen Nelson Harold Gibbons Neal Rowan Bert Gibbons Charles Will Neick Herman Miller Wayne Gilbert Oscar Daniels George Harms Ella Jurgeris Miller Wayfie Gilbert Virginia Charles Nelck Carl Feldman Harold Gibbens Verrion Neick Arthur Sassaman

Telegraph Reader News Subscription for Fourth Straight Year

Presley Newby of Sheridan Indiana renews his Telegraph subscription for the 47th year. He began in 1885 and has maintained yearly payments, noting a mild Indiana winter and plentiful rain in his letter to the paper.

Telegraph Presley Newby Newby Sheridan Ind The Indiana

Colonial Horn Spoon Phrase Origin Traced

The note examines claims that the phrase By the great horn spoon originates in colonial times when spoons were horn made and used for simple tasks like spreading butter or testing costs, highlighting linguistic and historical context.

Farm loans and insurance at favorable terms

Western Securities Co. advertises farm loans and insurance with 5 to 6 percent money for chattel loans. Call A3 Car Office or contact C. W. Smith, resident manager, in Sidney, Nebraska, for current rates and terms.

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South Sunol Geese M. L. Anthony Prop North Potter Jintelope Vivian ‘Erbdolasnetnier Roscoe*Madden J. W. Bertramson Janiis Emil Nelson Edson Madden Harrison Waite Miss Opal Boyee Carl Largon V. A. Nelson Chauncey Nelson Don Nelson Rodney Bertramson Gurley Thurma Nele Ben Folkerts Farm Loans and Insurance Western Securities Co C. W. Smith Zeche Bidg Mgr.idney Nebe Geo. Fleming Lorenzo, Nebraska Farmers Union Cooperative Gas and Oil Company Nebraska Fleming Lorenzo Peetz Colorado Lodgepole Farmers Union Cooperative Shethreet Mio Ae Ory
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