Meadow Lawn Items Tornado Sighted North of Village
Crowded meadow town notes a Saturday tornado north of the vicinity moving east. Residents report uncertainty about damage at press time while families, neighbors, and visitors share recent activities and social visits across Dalton, Sidney, Bridgeport, and Potter. Community members recount Sunday gatherings, calls, and travel among Morrow, Kreader, Jorgenson, and Worth families. The brief also mentions a telephone meeting at A A Morrow’s and a lingering sense of fear from the event.
Local social notes from Pleasant View including visits and gatherings
Pleasant View residents hosted and visited neighbors with calls in Potter Sidney and Big Springs. Activities included family gatherings, supper visits, a Walther League meeting at St Pauls Lutheran, chicken house construction, and multiple social calls among Borcher, Miller, Hilpert, Heimer, Mangels, Wittrock, Rink, and Gerler families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Matthewson
A. Theis
R. B. Hill
Potter
Frank
Art Miller
John Heimer
Harry Courtright
Walter Gallope
Art Schubarth
Fred Korameyer
Frank Miller
Ben Hilpert
Joe Gerler
Walther League
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
William Borcher
Walter Borcher
Sidney
Art Brandenburg
Ickes News Briefs From Local Socials
Crowded out items note gatherings at homes of Mr and Mrs F James Mr and Mrs R H Miller Mr and Mrs George Winkleman Mr and Mrs Clyde Click and Mr and Mrs G B Worth. Mrs Hat tie Watchhorn and Miss Clara Curd attended Sunday event with Mr and Mrs B L Weed. Walsh departed Sunday for Chicago to attend Decharistic Comgeias. Dr and Mrs A E Hedund of Dakota were mentioned in connection with the social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Faye Bovee
Emma Morrow
Clara Curd
Kearney
Ed Walsh
Chicago
Roy
Robert Nelson
Paul Morrow
Art Cavall
J. M. Kreader
Rex Rogers
Dalton
R. R. Bovee
Potter
Ed Morrow
J. H. MceNew
Eeoma Morrow
George Worth
J. C. Kreader
Clara ©Ard
F. James
R. H. Miller
George Winkleman
Clyde Click
G. BH
Worth
Mis
Hattie Watchhorn
Clara Curdepee
B. L. Weed
A “Walsh
Mre
A. E. Hedund
Dakon
Antelope Divide Residents Attend Peetz Game and Socials
A crowded Antelope Divide report lists Morris Nelson Allen Nelson and Glen Willeford driving to Peetz for a Sunday ball game along with visits and Sunday dinners at numerous neighbors homes including the Howes Bertrams Nelsons and Larson families. Multiple families hosted guests and local calls noted a large crowd at a recent chairvarion event with all enjoying a jolly afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hazlitt
Fern
J. W. Bertramson
W. W. Glassburn
E. M. Nelson
White Dove Valley Social Notes in Busy Week
Mrs Dubray and children visited Pete Brossard on Monday. John McDonnell moved his plowing outfit to Carl Meyerholz farm Monday and plowed. Hill Pope began mowing alfalfa. D R Gross visited Alvin Robert’s son on Tuesday. Phyllis Brossard rode to Sterling for summer school. The Willing Workers met with Mrs John McDonnell on Wednesday. Large crowd attended. Several locals traveled to Crook and Sterling on various days. Bill Pope’s tractor moved home with George Messing from near Sidney on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join McDonnell
Sidney
Rees Brossard
Doc Parmore
John McDonnell
Carl Meyerholz
Crook
Ora Rogers
Bill Pope
Sterling
Pete Brossard
Rogers
George Messing
Bill
Local residents share weekend errands and visits
Ed Rogers visited his father on Thursday while carrying mail. D R Gross and Danny went to Crook Friday morning. John McDonnell moved his plowing outfit home from Carl Meyerholz farm Friday. Bill Pope helped stock alfalfa with Mr Bell and George McCall on Saturday. The Grows family and girls drove to Crook for shopping on Saturday. John McDonnell and family shopped in Sidney Saturday and dined with Hills Frakes and family. Ross Broesard and Carl Meyerholz families shopped in Crook Saturday evening. E F Loudy, John McDonnell and family visited North Sterling reservoir Sunday afternoon. Dave Todd and family visited Phil Brossard Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Gross
Danny
Crook
Johm McDonnell
Carl Meyerholz
Mr. Bell
George McCall
Bill Pope
D. R. Grows
John McDonnell
Sidney
Hllis Frakes
Ross Broesard
E. F. Loudy
North Sterling Reservoir
Sunny Side Social Roundup in West of Dalton
Sunny Side item lists neighbors and visitors including Walter Weigers with the Morrow brothers, Maxine Olson hosting, Hazel Linde, Mrs. Rathbun and family, J. T. Rathbun, Paul Rathbun, Mrs. Omel, Ethel Theis helping Will Johnson, a surprise party for Mr. Wassum, Mrs. Schmale, George Fullerton buying a Dodge sedan, W. Wise and Mrs. Olson ill, Otto Olson at W. O. Johnson, and W. W. Wassum’s improving health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Weigers
Morrow Brothers
Dalton
al Pierce
Maxine Olson
Hazel Linde
Chris Weigers
Art Rathbun
J. T. Rathbun
Paul Rathbun
Fred Rathbun
Munday
Walter Waseum
Omel
Ethel Theis
Will Johnson
Walter Wayssum
Mr. Wassum
H. C. Schmale
Todge
Rathbun
W. Robinson
C. O. Bille
George Fullerton
W. Wise
Oscar Olson
Family travels and local social calls in early week
Mr and Mrs Walter Hernbloom motored to Scottsbluff Wednesday to take their daughter Mae to Methodist hospital for an operation. Miss Theobe Elge visited Saturday evening with sister Mrs. W. Thuro Clyde Weigers was a Sidney caller Monday morning. Men from Gothenburg began work for John Block this week. Evelyn Johnson called on Mrs. Thuro Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Guill
Conover
J. C. Guill
E. N. Southard
Herman Baumback
P. W. Weible
Ernest Meyers
A. A. Morrow
Woodward
Thelma Zorn
Walter Borcher
Herman Mangels
W. D. Matthewson
Frank Matthes
C. G. Gemeinhardt
Frank Miller
Ben Hilpert
Frank Miler
Big Springs
Henry Moers
Wm. Borcher
Walter Wittrock
Sidney
Mian ©Ordain Rink
H. B. Wittrock
Joe Gerier
Walter Hernbloom
Scottsbluff
Mae
Methodist Hospital
Thoebe Elge
W. Thurow
Clyde Weigers
Gothenburg
John Block
Evelyn Johnson
Mrs. Thurow
West Nebraska Farmers Hope For Rain In June
By L. E. Terry from Sunol Nebraska a poem notes farmers in the dry west yearn for rain despite June’s sunny glow. It contrasts balmy verses with the harsh heat that scorches fields as farmers plant grain and wish for showers.
Barton's fly salt in stock advertised by local firm
An advertising snippet urges farmers to buy Barton's famous fly salt from Kidney Ice & Storage Co. It also mentions a music teacher Dorothy Mortensen at Hardy Apartments, Kinecella method for beginners, and a Fourth of July celebration by American Legion Sidney Post No. 17 at Krueger's Lake six miles east of Sidney. Taxi service offered by calling 161.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Kidney Ice & Storage Co
Dorothy Mortensen
Hardy Apts. G
American Legion
Sidney
Krueger
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Nnoon
Mike Jilleon
James Sullivan
A. E. Hedlund
Daldon
A. J. Jorgenson
Paul Mann
Evelyn
Alvin Mann
J. H. McNew
Bridgeport
Harold Bovee
Colman Kreader
Donald Kreader
Spartling Ranch
Herman Armuth
J. C
Evelyn Mayer
Opal Bovee
Ickes News
H. A. Lockhart
L. K. Nelson
Vivian Herboldsheimer
Mildred
Marian Nelson
Ira Willeford
Carl Larson
W. A
Hubbard
Ernest Tracy
Jim Jensen
Jermoe Kafka
V A Nelson
Peetz
Edson Madden
Eamil Carlson
John Anderson
Jens Jensen
Olson Home
Dewey
Kimball
Antielope Divide
Lloyd Shaw
White Dove Valley
Ed Rogers
Dave Todd
Phil Brossard’s
Otto Olson
W. O. Johnson
W. W. Wassum
L. E. Terry
Sunol
Nebr
West
Nebraska
June
Realtors
Sidney, Nebraska
Cheyenne County Abstract Co. Abstracts
Sidney, Nebr
Kidney’s Leading Insurance Agency
Farm Loans and Insurance
Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank
Ree
Western Securities Company
Frank Schroeder
Standard Oil Company OF
Omaha
Lincoln
Hastings
Worth Platts
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