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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1931
Page
3
A long rural note covers farm activity at Cheyenne County with dairymen and Shorthorns. Mentions butterfat, milk production, and a Cox test in Cheyenne val. Lists volunteers, neighbors, and visitors helping with chopping grain, harvesting, and social visits at several farms around WT, Sharman, Miles, and Olson households.
Fragmented OCR item lists names and events from Maple Grove notices. Mentions Ed Mites J Eo o Gae pore Tuesday and Mis Harf Sp ner Wedte. References to neighbors, visits, and a few personal names. Several entries reference Wednesday and August dates with scattered affiliations and places.
Members welcomed Harold Kettler and County Agent Willey gave a strong talk on diseases and their prevention. Noleson was disclosed by the members, with Wiley’s speech replacing the earlier plan for a talk by Mr Wiley.
South Colton notes list visits and calls among the Witters and Deaver families, farm social events, and local chores. Recurring names include the Dendingers, Elsen, Brauer, Gould, Bonser, McCumber, and Theis, with harvest progress and Campfire activities noted along with a birth and community gatherings.
Mrs Geo Bonser hosts callers at the George Bonser home for well tools. Lions Hibek visited his grandparents. D E Dickinson of Sunol helped on the Albert Allen farm. B M Lewis business caller in Crook. Rex Hyce escorted girls to a Campfire meeting in Crook. Herman Bluhm and wife visited G W Bonser. Vernelie Bluhm stayed with relatives at Lodge Pole. Charles Moore of Crook delivered at the H W Bluhm farm.
Sunnyside column reports Bertha Omel Mir and Mrs A L Roberts and family left Tuesday for Estes Park and returned Wednesday. Florence and Loraine Block visited Esther Theis Thursday afternoon. Mrs L K Omel and daughter called at the Frank Halsey home Saturday.
Ruth Jabe reports a Sunday gathering with Mr and Mrs Henry Peterson and family, Mr and Mrs Carl Feldman and son, and the Al Swanzon family at Fred Rathinzon home. Helen Melberg recovering, condition uncertain after operation. Mrs Louise Thompson and family joined M S Englert for dinner. Ruth Jobe and Rowena visited Louis Kalenback, en route from Gurley. Yowell family traveled from Kansas after the death of Mrs Yowell's brother.
A cavern caused his death while Mrs. M. S. Englert spent an overnight visit with her daughter Mrs. A. P. Blackwenn. Mrs. Fred Rathman and Mrs. Lloyd Yowell attended an aid meeting at Gurley. The Lutheran and M. E. aid groups hosted church activities. Albert Christensen assists James Devier with field work as harvest begins with plenty of combines in use. Helen Englert faces wisdom tooth pain while neighbors report several rain attempts and a dusting Sunday evening. Telecommunication services were disrupted by lightning.
Mrs J D Peaiten notes Sunday gatherings at J D Bolton and R W Berg homes with families including Armstrong Cooley Berg Cortney Phelps and Fleming. A 14 to 13 Lorenzo win over Curley is reported. Belton Raddatz return from Colorado mountains after several days away.
The Bronson Clothing Club met July 15 with Rita Miller hosting a session that included four members and nine visitors. After a brief business portion, an lesson on slips was presented, followed by singing and 4-H yells. Rita served a delicious lunch. The next meeting with Ethel Seimers will be July 29.
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