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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1929

Page

8

Community social notes from East Huntsman area

Dozens of local families and guests are listed in a round of visits dinners dances and outings. A K Anderson Walter Miller Hade Hart-Parr Sterling Sidney and Grundy County places appear with varied gatherings at homes, farms, and events. Frequent host households include Mr and Mrs A K Anderson Claus Engelland and the Niemann and Miller families with multiple dinners visits and overnight stays.

Walter Miller Lowell Wolverton H. Er. Thomas South Divide Claus Engelland O. L. Miller Chet Smith Dalton Frank Kinton Kenyon A. K. Anderson Sidney Louis Miller George Nelmann Claus Engels Hart-Parr Tractor School Roy Depew Alvin Andre Sterling Raymond Alvin Lessman George Niemann Hadley Glen Bales Inez Neimann Miller Hart-Parr Frank Schwasnick

Local Families Share News in South Colton

South Colton notes report visits among the Deavers and Cortneys, Elsen and George families, and neighbors from Crook and Beatrice. Activities include social calls, shelling corn, livestock trades, vaccination of cattle, a Farmers Union delegate to Omaha, and a telephone line 1-F annual meeting at Fastenow schoolhouse. Household visits, school absences, and local events fill the week.

Joe Deaver Baby George Deaver H J Elsen A A Bauer Clarence Clemmons Deaver Leonard Willie Cortney W. L. Needham John George McDonald Crook H. J. Elsen Ignatz Meick Arthur Jimmy Charles Deaver Earl Locke John Cortney Wigington Lodge Pole Denver Fastenow George Denver Omaha Farmers Union Convention Mr. Deaver Gilead H. J Ruth Ruby Messing Leslie Ross Peetz Marceline Beatrice John Edwards Carl Schmidt Ted Huff Sidney Willie Academy Marie Cook Colton Bill George Hart-Parr Krueger H. J Elsen Harvey Louis George

Sidney News Notes Busy Weekend and Visits

Sidney residents report social visits and travel including Mr and Mrs Ford Weikhorst shopping, Mrs Harold Curry in Kimball Hospital for appendicitis, and Mr and Mrs Harris and son in the eastern part of the state. A 25 guest bridal shower for Mrs Byron Pavlat occurred at Clarence Johnson’s home. Various locals spend time with relatives and friends, Legion Auxiliary meets, and weddings anniversaries are celebrated.

R. B Hamilton Sidney Ford Weikhorst Harold Curry Pine Bluffs Potter Kimball Hospital F. C. ‘Harris Donald Byron Pavlat Clarence Johnson A. F. Whimire Sunol John Leyfang Cysher Burl Zirkle American Legion Auxiliary Fred Vaughn Claude Biggs Lee Hagemeister Roy Wickhorst Lisco Gilbert Hougen E. H. Biggs Peter Hansen John Seyfang Edna A. F. Whitmire E. H. Seyfang

Hartford and Queen Insurance Cards Held to Improve Coverage

Hartford officials announce new arrangements between Hartford Insurance and Queen Insurance to streamline policy coverage and claims handling. The move aims to unify service channels and raise policyholder satisfaction across both firms.

Behrends and Dykman Travel to Denver for Uncle's Operation

Herman Behrends and Kord Dykman left Thursday for Denver to accompany Walter Dykman home who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis.

Herman Behrends Kord Dykman Denver Walter Dykman Appendicius

Clinton couple celebrates 15th wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs Frank Clinton marked their fifteenth wedding anniversary at home with friends and relatives. E F Witters, dispatcher, has been ill but is improving. Coach returned from Canistota after taking his son to a specialist. L L Scott and family visited North Pritte. Mrs Scott stayed longer with sister Mrs R F Stone. Ellis family moved to Sidney to live at Hardy apartments. Mrs J C Proper’s friends surprised her on her birthday. Mr Proper joked about similar gatherings and food.

Frank Clinton Thei E F Witters Canistota S. D L. L. Scott North Pritte Scott R. F. Stone H. Ellis Sidney Hardy J. C. Proper Mr. Proper

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East Huntsman Mrs Claus Geenne Mrs Mrs. Hade Carl and Walter Flicker Leslie Neubauer Hartford and Queen Insurance Companies Sidney Municipal Service Kratz Abstract Co Earl R. Kratz Pres Sidney Nebr Sidney and American Bank Olson & Sons Boys’ and Girls’ Livestock Club Nebraska Agricultural College Nebraska
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