Lodgepole Items Highlight Community Skating Party and Travel
The nineth and tenth grades held a skating party and weinie roast at the creek Monday night chaperoned by Miss Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hill. Frank Lehmkuhl and family visited Kimball, while H H Holtman and R M Brown returned from Hershey on business. Charles Emanuelson traveled to Topeka to join a telegraphers school and attend to be with Henry Jenik. The faculty hosted a reception for Mr and Mrs Glen Hill who wed New Year’s Day at Araphoe and received silverware. George Whitefoot and H H Nusga dis shipped a carload of hogs to Denver. Gladys Ellington, a teacher north of Sunol, spent the weekend with sister Bertha Ellington. Fred Lehmkuhl Jr and family with nieces Frances and Alice visited Mrs Essle Booth at Sunol. R N Englert employed about 30 men to fill ice houses. ice quality described as excellent. Harry Schroll and William Bacus left for Parco Wyoming to work in oil fields. Allen Laugh of Colorado Springs arrived with household goods to settle on a south town farm. he will move back with family. Dr Vixen of Edgar plans to locate here. Frank Lehmkuhl and Wa hoo family, visiting ten days, left for Los Angeles to settle in California. The Kripal Garage was sold to Hebron parties who will take charge immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creek
Miss Stephens
Glen Hil
Frank Lehmkuhl
Kimball
Frank
John Lehmkuhl
H. H. Holtman
R. M. Brown
Hershey
Charles Emanuelson
Topeka
Kansas
Henry Jenik
Lydiatt
Glen Hill
Araphoe
Bertha Ellington
Fred Lehmkuhl, Jr
Frances
Alice
Essle Booth
Sunol
R. N. Englert
Harry Schroll
William Bacus
Parco
Wyoming
California
Hebron
White Dove Valley Community Notes Move and Travel
A series of brief local updates from White Dove Valley recounts residents returning from trips to Iowa Denver and Sterling. Mentions include Mrs McDonnell Jennie and families visiting relatives and friends, telephone repairs, corn shucking work and farm activity around Crook Sterling Ovid and Crook areas with multiple residents traveling or hosting visitors.
Small Attendance Noted At Club Meeting
The Sunol column notes a very small turnout Wednesday due to bad weather. It lists social visits and birthdays including Francis Ruttner turning six on January 10 with Mrs Webb and Mr Webb as dinner guests. Other items mention local movements, illness, and a hog ranch sale stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Ruttner
Webb
Mr. Webb
A. J. Englert
Mull
W. W. Craig
John Kucera
C. Mull
Bert Auington
Alta Bahr
Roche
Local Social and School Notes From Sunol Area
John Kucera assists Demers and Son with shelling corn. Mrs B Allington and Opal visited at Mrs J B Ruttner's on Thursday evening. Wim Gade drove to Sidney Sunday. Grace Kreader and Opal Allington called on Mrs Frank Christensen Sunday afternoon. Mrs Herman spent weekend with relatives at Hemingford. One school track was out Friday causing late return home. Lorenzo high school beat Sunol grade in basketball 19-6 and 26-10. Wim Melton conducted business in Sunol Tuesday. Several families and individuals visited the Booth home Sunday. Sunol Womans club to meet January 30. C Mull and others visited John Hornicek Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kucera
B Allington
Opal
J. B. Ruttner
Wim. Gade
Sidney Sun
Grace Kreader
Opal Allington
Frank Christensen
Fred Lehmkuhl
A. Fenske
John Webb
Francis
Alice Lehmkuhl
Wahoo
Josephine Sager
Lee
Leslie Johnson
EB. L. Booth
Curtis
Sunol Womans Club
Mrs. C. Mull
John Hornicek
Honors Divided In Lorenzo Sunol Games
The Lorenzo Sunol doubleheader at Sunol on Friday night January 11 saw the high school team win 19 to 6 while the grade team lost 26 to 10. Both games were fast and Sunol, in its first year, showed promise. Coach Nelson is praised for efficiency and turning Sunol into a potential winner. Attendance was strong for the first home game and should grow for forthcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo
Sunol
Nelson
Local Social Notes From South Sunol and Nearby
South Sunol Ifra Ray Osborn has been ill for several days. D B Phelps hauled corn to Sunol. Mrs George Bonser spent Thursday with Mrs Ray Osborn. Violet Phelps visited home folks. Mrs Charles Miller and Mrs George Bonser visited Tom Bonser’s. D B Phelps Lucas Studlar J C Miles and John Bahr hauled hogs to Sund Saturday. J C Miles and John Bahr were in Sidney on business Tuesday. Emil Bloom and family were entertained at E N Roth’s Sunday. James Vacik of Julesburg stayed at the Milles ranch Saturday night. Ed Brineys drove to Sterling on George Bonser’s visit. Vincent Kadel husking corn for J C Miles. John Bahr in Lodge Pole on business Monday. Mrs D B Phelps spent Tuesday with Mrs J C Miles. Edna Bahr employed at Will Frost’s. Vincent Kadel and Donald Miles called at Walter Proctor’s Sunday afternoon. Opal Allington spent Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Roth
James Vacik
Julesburg
Milles Ranch
Ed Brineys
Sterling
George Bonser
Crook
Vincent Kadel
J. C. Miles
John Bahr
Lodge Pole
D. B. Phelps
Edna Bahr
Will Frost
Donald Miles
Walter Proctor
Pete Henke
Alvin Dunn
Ed Mayer
Dave Brown
Babe
I. S. Bancroft
A. D. Rose
Evelyn
Gurley
W. Scott
John Groshans
J. M. Netherland
Joe Ladine
Misa Opal Spiker
Ray
Francis
Joe Reiners
Bancroft
Sidney
John Groshens
E. N. Southard
Henry Horst, Sr
Art Aurich
Walter Aurich
WY. Scott
Thelma Zorn
L. E. Geneau
E. E. Osborn
Max Shinker
Ruth Shinker
Dewey Dirks
John Davison
Bob Wallick
Ed Walsh
Dennis
Rose McNulty
J. W. Eckert
Charles Mayer
C. E. N. Johnson
Pete Nelson
Ed Morrow
Morrow Brothers
Local social visits and illness keep students home
Mrs EB N Roth visited Mrs Ray Osborn Wednesday afternoon. Alta Bahr returned to school duties on Suno Thursday after being kept home due to illness. Mrs George Bowser called at R G Simpson's Thursday evening. Mrs Joe Wagler spent Thursday at the Osborn home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahr
EB. N. Roth
Ray Osborn
Alta Bahr
Suno
George Bowser
R. G. Simpson
Joe Wagler
Osborn
Cent er Pete Henke Moves Onto Vacant Farm
Local notice lists neighbors and relatives moving in and visiting. Center Pete Henke and family occupy the farm recently vacated by the Alvin Dunn family. Numerous calls, dinners, and cards mark social activity across the community with birthdays, weddings, and aid meetings noted.
Fisher Family Socials and Potter Farm Notes
Mr and Mrs Homer Fisher hosted Os car Redeen on Sunday afternoon. Charley Fisher made a business call in Potter Saturday. Mr Shriver hauled grain to Potter Saturday. Chris Crowell helped William Shriv er shell corn Saturday. Oscar Johnson and Edwin Erickson visited Pete Nelson Wednesday morning. Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson were Sunday guests at the Ed Morrow Harvey Fisher made a business call in Potter Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Fisher
Oscar Redeen
Charley Fisher
Potter
Mr. Shriver
Chris Crowell
William Shriver
Oscar Johnson
Edwin Erickson
Pete Nelson
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Resignations
W D Matthewson and daughter called at Pete Nelson home Sunday. Miss Donna Mavis resigned her school and Mrs Lyngholm of Bronson is filling the vacancy. Mr and Mrs Ellis Fisher and family were Sunday callers at H B Fisher home. Pete Nelson and daughter Alice called at Dewey Matthewson home Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Fred Prince were business callers in Sidney Wednesday. Mrs Jess Lambert returned Friday from Whitman Nebr with business callers in Sidney Saturday. Arlo Fisher was a Sunday evening guest at Pete Nelson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Matthewson
Pete Nelson
Donna Mavis
Lyngholm
Bronson
Ellis Fisher
H. B. Fisher
Alice
Dewey Matthewson
Fred Prince
Sidney
Jess Lambert
Whitman, Nebr
Homer Fisher
Arlo Fisher
Settlement Sought After Lincoln County Arson Conviction
After S M Souder’s arson conviction the county seeks 99 853 80 from the bonding company. Former treasurer 8 M Souder is alleged to be short 90 000 00 and Elmer Baker, ex deputy treasurer, faces a 1 853 80 shortage. Counsel for Souder plan a new trial and may appeal to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Souder
Lincoln County Court House
M. Souder
Elmer Baker
Souder
State Supreme Court
Brady
Pointer for Pew Opener Retiring Pew Opener Returns
A brief note shows the retiring Pew Opener handing over duties to Higgins and mentions the community as very good Christians until a new person joins the pew. Lendoo Punch records the moment and signals a transition in church seating leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
Meadow Lawn Social Guests Report Shared Visits
Meadow Lawn residents list Sunday visits with Clyde Click Mrs E L Weed and children joining Mr and Mrs Jacob Mayer and Mr and Mrs Bob Wallick and families at Charles Mayer home. Elvera Hedlund spent weekend with Dalton residents Dr and Mrs Hedlund. Eckerts and Frank White called at Ed Walsh home Thursday. BE Weed and children and Clyde Click returned from North Bend Nebraska trip and then Dorothy Iverson called on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Weed
Clyde Click
R. H. Miller
Frank White
Jacob Mayer
Bob Wallick
Charles Mayer
Elvera Hedlund
Hedlund
Dalton
John Eckert
Sam Eckert
Ed Walsh
BE. L. Weed
North Bend
Nebr
Dorothy Iverson
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White Dove Valley
White Dove
Iowa
McDonnell
Jennie
Denver
English
Audrey
Ed Biiney
Harry Reeves
Gothenburg
Dunn
Bernard Hill
Mr. Reeves
Dorothy
Nora Pingush
Ovid
John Scott
Harold Jobve
John McDonnell
Reeves
Merle
Howard Lee
Phil Brossard
Phillis Brossard
Mr. Weinkle
Mr. Goetzel
Mr. Marshall
Mr. Brossard
Mr. Lee
Harold Jobe
Ellise Frakes
Mr. Loudy
John Junker
W. O. Campbell
Lorenzo—Sunol
South Sunol
Peter Nelson
Harvey Fisher
In Transit
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Studebaker
Mann Motor Company
Sidney, Nebraska
Florida
Gulf Coast
Southeastern Resorts
Cura
Burlington
Henan
M. A. Shipman
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