Grand Prairie Social Roundup at Scottshluff and Sidney Visits
Grand Prairie residents and families share visits and gatherings across Scottsbluff Sidney and nearby towns. Attendees include the Waddells Jorgensens Hart Welton Irwin Johnson and many others with multiple stops from Tuesday through Sunday, plus a Courthouse Rock outing by 21 local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Prairie
Sunny Side
Lodge Pole
Weyerts
Courthouse Rock
Christene
Ehme Flessner
Walter
William
Edna Frerichs
Richard
Erma Welton
Sophie Jurgens
Sidney and
Dwight Christensen
Lage Pole
Kester
Ethel and
Dorothy Theis
Sunny Ride
Community notices from Bunker Hill and vicinity
A summary of local social activity including attendance at St Patrick academy commencement, visits among Beyer and Rohde families, gatherings at Nelson Sachs Overman and Witt rock homes, fishing trip by Novotny and Shaefer groups, a Bunker Hill Potter baseball game loss 12 to 7, card party at Sachs home, and travels to Chappell for a Royal Neighbor convention. Also mentions Want ads in The Telegraph for results.
Local notes brighten Litchfield area by gatherings and visits
Sunday morning Clair Pilger arrived from Litchfield Nebr where he has lived. Mr and Mrs Carl Schmidt and family spent Sunday at Padroni. Miss Hattie Eversman and Elmer Fulton ate supper at the Frank Meier home Tuesday evening. Friends held a farewell party at J B Smith home Thursday. Rev Raub spoke at the Meier hall Wednesday night. Gladys Wolfe and Mrs Ed Killham called on Clyde Robertson Thursday. Mr Jackson of Bronson tended store Thursday. Mrs George Fleming called on Mrs Rose Tuesday. The Schmidt Struve and Phelps families visited. A school picnic drew a small crowd. Esther Schmidt visited Sterling. W C Phelps hosted a birthday dinner for daughter Mrs George Fleming with guests. Pearl Bolton traveled to Peetz. Russell Boggs and nephew visited Frank Meier. Miss Hattie Eversman left for Denver Monday. The Eversman teacher will be missed. Mr and Mrs Schmidt and Struve went to Sterling. Crosby family visited J G Crosby. W C Phelps and Mrs Fleming called on Mrs Berg. S Fh std made a trip to Denver. Louis canyon picnic by Muriel Crosby group. New location announced for Kretz Radio and Ignition at 706 Central Ave Brewer’s Machine Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Waddell
Lucile
Lotspeich
Scottshluff
J. C. Jorgensen
Albert Johnson
Glenis Pearson
Ray Stexroth
Alva Hart
Albert Frerichs
Walter
Leona
Ike
Georg Ware
Gering
Chas
Ware
Hosie
Minatare
Henry Orthman
Gon Walter
Greeley
Colo
Long Pine
Nebraska
IT. G. Waddell
Josie
Sadie Irwin
Art Roberts
W. C. Johnson
Leela
Frances
Leroy
Dorothy
J. C. Jorgeneen
Anna
A. G. Weaver
Jorgensen
Alfred
Charles Welton
Erma
Ralph
Mae
Sidney
Anna Jorgensen
James Irwig
Will Gade
George Henrichs
Weyerts
Dan Rupert
Macklin
Sterling
Colorado
Harold Denny
Scottsbluff
W. T. Sharman
Methodist Church
Andrew Johnson
Ethel Theis
D. P. Ens
August Gade
Lillie
Hazel
Dorothy Gade
James Irwin
Ray Tremain
Glassburn
Sund
Canion
District 68
Elsie McManes
Wichita
Kansas
Stella Hunnicutt
Mr. Schaeffer
Lisle
Dwayne
Gew
Edward Kragel
Clair Pilger
Litchfield
Nebr
Carl Schmidt
Padroni
Hattie “Eversman
Elmer Fulton
Frank Meier
Mr. Smith
Raub
W. C. Phelps
George Fleming
Jacobsen
Helen
Charles
J.D. Bolton
Ruben Burg
Leonard Walker
Leona Greenwood
Roy Johnson
Mr. Siel
Pearl Bolton
Peetz
Schwietzberger Place
Russell Boggs
Hershey
Kenneth and
Gordon Jorgenson
Dix
Meir
SEXTORP REPORT: Local social notes and visits
Mr and Mrs H B Fisher and family moved to the Marquis farm in Trog nite precinct and were welcomed back to the community. Numerous visits and Sunday calls follow as residents travel to Sidney Potter Patterson Calif Europe and Minatare. local events include a Walther League rally and a Johnson Grove gathering.
North Sidney Roundup Sees Local Visits and A Baby
North Sidney residents share Sunday at the Jim Sparks home. Roy and wife welcome a baby girl born last week, mother and baby doing well. L Bailey and Scott visited Sparks. Gurley and North Sidney baseball clash, won by North Sidney. Mrs C B Kinton visited Neary home. Harry Sparks and family from Wyoming visit Wil Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yowell
Frank Kurz
Otto Kurz
Bert Waller
Jim Sparks
Roy Neary
Mother
Babe
Harry Sparks
Wyoming
Harry
Mrs
Wil Sparks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neva June
Lester
Charles Smith
Evelyn
F. N. Smith
Henry Kragel
Albert
Samuel
Robert Irwin
Harm Freriche
Elmer
Lillie Gade
Clara Kragel
Ramavel Irwin
Bunker Hill
St. Patrick's Academy
Fred Beyer
Iva Beyer
Walter Happel
Glen Bales
Chas. Overman's
Henry Ehmke
Wilma
Pete Beyer
Wm. Jeudes
Andrew Averson
Henry Schmidt
Wm. Beyer
Wm. Rohde
Andrew Nelson
Wm. Sachs
Fred Wittrock
Henry Rohde
P. J. Dalton
John Shaefer
Louise Volkerts
Dalton
Bernice Farmer
Peter Beyer
Clara Beyer
John Novatny
Potter
Emanuel Troutman
Robert Barlow
Trebby
Fred Griffith
Roy Buckleiter
Gurley
Chas. Overman
Art Borcher
Joseph and
Willis Beyer
Harold Borcher
Charles Overman
Dr. Zike of
Charley Overman
Telegraph
Lorenzo
Esther Schmidt
Hattie Eversman
Denver
Miss Eversman
Peter Struve
Co. D. Crosby
J. G. Crosby
Berg
Muriel Crosby
Bernice Williams
Dorothy Williams
Cecil Shore
Louis’ Canyon
Brewer’s Machine Shop
Central Ave
Kretz Radio and Ignition Company
Sextorp Report
H. B. Fisher
Marquis Farm
Trognite Precinct
Dewey Matthewson
Charley Herboldsheimer
Delphine Dancer
Jerome Kafka
Grover Sanders
Peter Nelson
Chris Crowell
Geraldine
Geo. Reetz
Fred Prince
Freda
Angeline
J. W. McDaniel
Alice
Andy Brett
Farmers’ Union
Nelson
Joe Kube
John Herboldsheimer
George Johnson
Patterson
Calif
Europe
Oscar Redeen
Charley Johnson
Lewis Brett
Charley McKee
Frank Prohaska
Lloyd Shaw
Henry Moench
Johnson Grove
Walther League
Anaheim
Yellow Jersey
Morgan Floral Company
Fort Morgan, Colorado
Wee
The
Chevrolet
Fisher
Beckmann - Chevrolet Inc
Sidney, Nebraska
North
L. Bailey
Mr. Scott
North Sidney
C. B. Kinton
Neary
the Farmer’s Exchange
East First Street
Sibney, Nebraska
Stevens
Edison Phonograph
Atwater Kent Radio
Farmer’s Exchange
C. P. Millett
Teften
Chevrole
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