Peetz Area News Roundup and Community Changes
Radio station KGEK at Sterling aired a Peetz program Friday as the Peetz Product Co held its annual meeting Wednesday. Guy O Williams becomes supervisor of 14 oil stations with headquarters in Salt Lake City on March 1. Lewellen Nelson takes his place. Community members, weddings, births, moves, a car crash injuring several, a farewell for the Williams, and various visits and events fill the week in Peetz and surrounding towns.
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KGEK
Sterling
Peetz
Peetz Product Company
Guy O Williams
Peetz, Consumers Oil
Salt Lake City
Lewellen Nelson
Williams
Kenneth G.*ham
Roy Gillham
Beulah Frenzel
B. O. Frenzel
Mary Reed
Denver
C. W. Reed
Alice Pearson
Benedict
Carralston
Medford
Ore
R. D. Reynolds
Roy Dunham
Padroni
Kraxberger House
Leon M. Wise
Kimball
Theresa Bowers
Tom Bowers
Kenneth Gillham
James Wieford
Leonard
Mary Schitz
Doris Franzel
Lorene Groger
James Willeford
Raymond
Germaine Groeger
Tlif
Wilbur Frenzel
Lodge Pole
Earl Williams
Forrest Blaufus
Josephine Groeger
Carlena Jennings
Mr. Williams
Miss Groeger
Guy O. Wiliams
L E. Eikner
Elvira
Sidney News Highlights Local Visits and Transfers
The Sidney column lists visits and movements including Bert Walker family at C S Chambers home, Al Koester shopping, Fred Kretz moving to George Hockerson place, Frank Kurz at Lowe home, Mrs Earl Wilkins visiting father ill, Sam Chambers and son with C S Chambers, Caroline Kurz visiting, Phyllis Mitchel absent with a cold, Lowell Wolverton moving to Detroit, Kurz siblings at a dance, rheumatism illness, Bert Walker moving machinery to John Mohart place, Mohatt moving to Rase place, Howard and Marjorie Kurz absent from school, Carl Kurz with Claude Chambers, Frank Kurz hauling hogs, James Mowatt shop per, Clem Kretz working for Everett Monatt.
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Bert Walker
Carolina Kirz
C. S. Chambers
al Koester
Sidney
Fred Kretz
George Hockerson Place
Frank Kurz
Lowe
Earl Wilkins
Eli Henderson
Sam Chambers
Caroline Kurz
Mr. Mohatt
Rase
Howard
Marjorie Kurz
Carl Kurz
Claude Chambers
Robert
James Mowatt
Clem Kretz
Everett Monatt
South Colton Socials and Local Occurrences
Herman Stueve dined with Mr and Mrs H J Elsen on Tuesday. Jimmy Herbert from Sidney visited Bil George family over the weekend. Mr and Mrs H E Witters attended a sale near Kimball Tuesday. Dorothy Elsen stayed with Mary Kavranaugh Monday night. Duane Wilters had central work done in Sidney Saturday. Bill George and family visited Sidney Friday. Ruby Deaver, a teacher near Potter, cut her forehead when she ran into a car while playing Friday afternoon and was taken to a doctor.
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Foo
Mary Kavanaugh
St. Patrick's Auditorium
H. E. Witters
W. Y. Miles
George Brauer
Brauer
Leonard Moseman
Sidney
Curtis
Bobby Elsen
Herman Stueve
H. J. Elsen
Jimmy Herbert
Bil George
H. E.witters
Kimball
Dorothy Elsen
Mary Kavranaugh
Duane Wilters
Bill George
Baby
Ruby Deaver
Potter
Route One Village Social Notes
Mrs Hubert Bondegard and family host and guest lists fill a Sunday in Lodge Pole and Chap pell with calls to neighbors. Funeral attendance, hospital visits, and local gatherings highlight community life as Ed Stevens group attends a funeral and Donald Christensen recovers from a broken leg.
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H. O. Withers
Brown
Lodge Pole
John Grimes
August Christensen
Charles Earnhart
Roy Earnhart
Ed Stevens
Henry Brestel
Chappell
Howard Christensen
Donald Christensen
Hubert Bondegard
Duane
Millard Queen
Maxine Hunt
Wilbur Lutke
Leo Degenhart
Hebron
Mr. Degenhart
John Kastens
Clair Adams
Mr. Adams
Richard Bartling
Garrett Scharrel
Henry Oades
Sarah Hunt
Hubert Boncegard
Edmund Stevens
Walter Brester
Dalton
Harris Hospital
East Dalton Household News of Visits and Valentine Party
Mrs Emil Marx and children visited Holyoke Colorado with Mrs Marx’s brother from Wednesday to Saturday. Ed Mintken and the Vier families, James Devin, Alfred Christensen, and others hosted gatherings. several families attended Sunday dinners. A Valentine party at school included a Valentine box opening with recipients earning top averages and perfect attendance. Warren Weikhorst and students participated in school activities.
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Emil Marx
Howard
Herbert
Shirlene
Elvera Fern
J. D. Devier
Edith
Warren Weikhorst
James Devier
Edwin Christensen
Melvin
Lawrence Miller
Carl Christensen
Alfred Christensen
Mary Ann Vowell
Marx
Ed Weikhorst
Sins
Forrest Devier
C. A. Baker
Frank Jennett
Valentine
Marjorie de Vier
Lloyd Yowell
Lynn Rathman
Theatra Marx
Luella Marx
Lloyd
Alice
Discontent as the Driving Force Behind Progress
The Detroit News notes that human discontent spurred progress from early pioneers seeking freedom to modern science driven by impatience with limits. It contrasts discontent with mere malcontent, suggesting constructive striving leads to advancement.
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