She Took My Heart and Then Another Guy
A lyrical recount of lost affection and betrayal. The speaker lists items of affection taken by a former lover from a sheltered, intimate relationship and ends with the revelation that she moved on with another man. The tone is rueful and reflective.
Grand Prairie News Notes From Sidney Shopping and Visits
Grand Prairie residents shopped in Sidney on Wednesday and Saturday. Multiple residents, including the Tremains, Frerichs, Irwins, Jorgensens and Heineses, visited friends and conducted errands. The district reports scarlet fever affecting district 17 with school closed, and a Farmers Union meeting with a play and refreshments planned for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holm
Sidney
James Irwin
A. R. Tremain
Walter Proctor
Alfred Jorgensen
Charles Deaver
John Demers
Albert Frerichs
Frank Christensen
J .C. Jorgensen
Earl Johnson
Sunol Womans Club
Walter Craig
Sund
R. C. Ruhter
J. C. Jorgensen
Eileen Johnson
William Simms
Bentley Place
Jorgensen
August Gade
Sunol
Henry Bee
Verniel
Beebe
Windsheimer
Mons Johnson
Grand Prairie
Frank Fleingman
Paul
Irwin
John Junker
Freddie
Willard
W. E. Meyer
Alva Hart
Mildred
Florence Frerichs
Sadie
Local Social Roundup From Bunker Hill Area
Bunker Hill residents and families share visits and social gatherings through Tuesday to Sunday. Numerous calls, trips to Sidney and Omaha for shows, a tractor school at Cash Scott, a birthday surprise for Frances Rose, and multiple dinners. Attendees include Beyer, Borcher, Bales, Engel, Scott, and Kinton families among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Rohde
Sidney
Fred Beyer
Pete Beyer
Glen Bales
Theo Borcher
Wm. Borcher
John Borcher
Wm. Sachs
Curt Scott
John Engel
Farmers Union
Omaha
Frank Beyer
Verona Borcher
Esther Borcher
Cash Scott’s
A. D. Rose
Frances
Hilbert Borcher
Clyde Kinton’s
Carl Schmidt
Alfred
Harold
Esther
Carl Borcher
Will Borcher
Glen Bal
Weekend Gathering at Waverton Home
North Divide notes a pleasant Saturday evening at the Waverton home with card playing and refreshments served by the hostess. Reports mention Mr. Overman shelling corn at Bronson last Thursday, and Mr. Ehmke's improving injury requiring crutches. Mrs. Swartz attends divine services in Sidney, and the W M B club met at Mrs. Kinton's with ten members to plan training a nurse for the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kinton
Henry Johnson
Sidney
Huntsman
Elmer Hughes
Roy Neary
Ray Frame
Mesera
George Neiman
Claus England
Wm. Juedes
Tuesaday
Henry Ehmke
Isaac Jones
Grage
Ezarts
Waverton
Charles Overman
Bronson
Ehmke
Mike Swartz
W. M. B. Club
C. M. Kinton
Maple Grove Social Roundup Near Todge Pole
Maple Grove residents enjoyed visits and gatherings across the week. Nels Johnson and family spent Monday at Isaac Olson's north of Todge Pole, and R C Ruiter with relatives hosted others through the week, with calls at Miles and Welton homes and a cob delivery from Welton to Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Johnson
Isaac Olson
Todge Pole
R. C. Ruiter
Harlan
Raymond Siders
Sidney
R .c. Ruiter
Christensens and
Weltons
Local residents keep busy with visits and hunting
Wednesday afternoon Jack Burk visited R C Ruhter and Mrs Nels Johnson spent Thursday with her daughter. Families gathered at W Y Miles and W T Sharman homes. Hunting trips occurred with Henry Elsen Claus England and George Neiman. School note mentions mid year eighth grade exam on January 25 1924 across several districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Miles
Hazel
Jack Burk
W. Y. Miles
R. C. Ruhter
Nels Johnson
W. T. Sharman
Frank Christensen
Charles Welton
John Olson
Henry Elsén
Claus England
George Neiman
Mrs. Nels Johnson
Sidney
Lodge Pole
Gurley
Dalton
Potter
Sundl
Laorenzo
D. B. Fletcher
Supt
Cheyenne Co
Pleasant Valley Notes on Local Visits and Travel
Pleasant Valley social items note T. W. Simpson and wife visiting the Hostetler home on Sunday evening. R. G. Simpson aided Henry Laaker with hog hauling on Saturday. Henry Laaker completed threshing last Monday. Mrs. P. R. Simpson has returned from an extended Christmas vacation visiting three sons in Detroit Michigan and two sons and a sister elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Simpson
Hostetler
R. G. Simpson
Henry Laaker
P. R. Simpson
Detroit
Michigan
Teach Children Care of Books With Low Shelves
Teach children proper book care by placing low shelves around room walls. Encourage returning books to their places after story hour to promote organization and respect for reading materials.
Language of Grammar Case Game Excerpt
A playful note uses German case roles to describe a flirtatious encounter as grammatical shifts. It frames actions as nominative accusative dative and present tense while linking gendered terms to verbs and pronouns in a light, humorous way.
Noted Athlete Lived Long
Henry E. Buermeyer, who lived to be eighty four years old, held more than fifty medals won in athletic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Buermeyer
Brace Foundries Opened in Sorea at Chris tun Era
Earliest brace foundries and prass foundries began operating in Sorea at the start of the Chris tun era, marking early industrial activity in the region. The record notes local metalwork establishment dates and the emergence of early manufacturing in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brace
Prass Foundries
Sorea
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Charles Neick
A. G. Weaver
R. W. Johnson
Iowa
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Fairview School
Nellie Howard
Sterling
Claud Simpson
Opal Rogers
Mr. Reynolds
Crook
Albert Jelinek
Hans Kuhl
Asa
Owen Hostetler
RG. Simpson
Trene Simpson
Mrs. Harding
Peetz
George Bonser
Albert Brauer
Ernest Biiney
Lawreence Simpson
Phil Brossard
Helen
Joe Hecker
John Fisher
Pleasant Valley
Exide
M. W. Osborn Motor CO
Sideey
Cheyenne Co. Trading
Kuppenheimer