Community notices and social rounds from Grand Prairie events
Local residents including Mrs. Jorgensen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lippstrew, Vera Lippstrew, and many neighbors attend gatherings, visits, and dinners through midweek. Community clubs, church events, and allotment work fill days with callers, hosts, and travel between Sidney and nearby towns.
City Council Sets Special Assessments For District 3 Street Work
The mayor and council determine the cost of street improvements in paying district No 3 excluding intersections and adjacent US or Nebraska property at 15370.28. Notice of time and place for considering levying assessments was published in Telegraph News over four weeks, with issues on April 10 17 24 and May 1 8 1934. Council members have personally inspected the improvements.
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Potter Items Reflect Local Activities and Visits
Mrs N s Ainer hosts note. Dr and Mrs Walter Gunderson visit Potter with children from Sterling. Leroy Slocumb spends summer in Potter. Ladies Aid gathers with hostesses Vaughn, Bert Christensen, Guy Hite and Don Wills. Mrs Ted Mathewson had tonsils removed in Sidney. The Gregg family from Greeley, Colo visit and move Mrs R L MacAdam to Potter. Rev Murten and wife leave for Oregon, brother’s death noted. W A Livingston of Sidney to preach at M E church Sunday. Mrs Raymond Slocumb to Lincoln for summer school. Maxine Merscheim heads to Osceola for relatives visit. Mr and Mrs Peter Hansen and Mrs Hansen attend Sunday activities.
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John Hokom
Alfred
Anna
Jorgensen
C. A. Foster
Patricia Reaper
W.t.sharman
James Win
Emil Aden
Gothenburg
Henry Flessner
August Gade
Lillie d Hazel
Pine
Myrna Rae
E. Planck
Guy Gilbert
Charles ‘Welton
Albert Johnson
Darlene
E. A. Johnson
Leroy Johnson
Anchor School House
Alva Hart
Ray Rexroth
J. H. Gell
Ray Tremain
Forest
Harold
Verona
J. H. Jorgensen
Minden
Mary Frerichs
Joharks Smith
Will Gade
Sam Irwin
Frances Faye
Fred
Dorothy
Josie
Sadie Irwin
Charles Welton
Mae
Herman ‘Dykman
Betty Jean
John Olson
Nelson
Lawrence
Charles Smith
Evelyn
Alfred Jorgensen
Leslie Johnson
Ted
Lodge ‘Pole
Taylor
Salt Lake City
W. QO. Johnson
Cand
Alberto
Walter Gunderson
Sterling
Mary Gunderson
Leroy Slocumb
Kimball
Potter
Ladies Aid
Mesdames Vaughn
Bert Christensen
Guy Hite
Don Wills
Ted Mathewson
Sidney
Louis ‘Herman
Charlotte
Elizabeth
Allen
Greeley
Colo
M. E
Raymond Slocumb
Lincoln
Maxine Merscheim
Qsceola
Imr
Peter, Hansen
K. ‘Hansen
Francis of
William Breitung
Denver
Peter Hansen
D. F. Enevoldsen
Catherine Weikhorst
Kimball Club
J. W. Johnson
Omaha
Chicago
Clarence Johnson
George Coulter
Harold Thayer
University
South Divide
Charivari
Chris Termen
Sidney Girls
Lavinia ‘Sparks
Bearcats
Lodge Pole
B. J. Slack
Pete Hansen
Peta
Maynard Mayer
McLaughlins
Edgar Anderson
Joe Nelson
Wray Wycoff
Alfred Arnell
Ralph ,Robertson
Leo Osborn
Andrew Anderson
Sidney Area Social And Sports Roundup
Local notes cover visits from Sidney and Denver residents, a long list of social calls, Saturday softball setback for the Sidney girls 27 to 14 with Lavinia Sparks hitting a home run, Bearcats losing 6 to 4 to Kimball, and various community activities from campfire hikes to choir practice. Many names, places, and events are listed, including schoolchildren, clubs, and church groups.
Local family visits noted in Sunnyside records
Mr and Mrs Will Johnson and daughter Delores visited the Oscar Olson home on Wednesday. The family also called at the E A Johnson home on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Albert Brandl spent Wednesday evening with the Les Omel and Oscar Olson families. Sidney cal ers were active Tuesday.
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Sam Irwin
Es Ss
Faye
Andrew Johnson
Mons Johnson
J. Jorgensen
Daugh
Anna
C. Roster
Fethodist
Agid
Frank Lippstrew
N. Da&le
Clifford Anderson
Alva Art Home
Vera Lippstrew
Charles Welton
Hursday
Sidney Elping
Dorothy Irwin
Anna Jorgens
Charles
Smith
Daugher
Evelyn
Sadie Irwin
Zellabelle Johnson
L. A. Pearson
Merle
Albert Johnson
Darlene
Henry Nier
J. C. Jorgensen
Roberts
James Irwin
Royden Mitchell
A. Wallace
Monroe Boucher
Frances Faye
Ray Tremain
Cecil
Verona
Lillie Michelman
John Hokom
Mable Foster
Jorgensen
Alfred
Henry Fiessner
Emil Aden
Edme Flessner
Frank Flessner
Carl Thomas
Donald
Wilard
Warren Wiassum
Will Gade’s
Beatrice Nelson
Lawrence
Sidney
Herman Dykman
Betty Jean
Mae Welton
Gus Eineman
Ralph ‘Welton
K. J. Dykman
E. Planck
Dan Rupert
John Windsheimer
Henry Beebe
Charles Smith
John Olson
Alva Hart
Reinhart Franzen
Marie Stevens
Ray Rexroth
Ed Miles
Oliver and
Wilson
Annetti Jurgens
Leona Frerichs
Fayetta Flessner
Ler
Albert Frerichs
Fred
Andrew Nelson
Leroy
Darlene Johnson
Leela
Frances Johnson
Nels Johnson
Leslie Johnson
James Tighe
Lemoyne Johnson
Emil Bluhm
Mike Lauder
John Volkman
Volney ‘Wise
V. W. Wise
A. L. Roberts
Oscar Olson
Albert Brandl
Frank Halsey
H. C. Schmale
M. J. Wassum
John Theis
Esther
H. Nieubaum
Dorothy Wilt
George Emanuélson
Russell Olson
Chappell
Leroy Johnson
Lodge Pole
Erwin Schmale
Grand Island
Woo
Lloyd
Dale Talish
Les Ome
Ralph Talish
E. A. Johnson
Lester
Dorothy
Lorrine Bleck
Maxine Olson
J. A. Talish
Hubert Bondegari
William Held
Velma Holtman
Caroline Volkman
Join Block
Dale Huffaker
Lorraine Block
Esther Theis
Harold ‘Hernbloom
Harold Hernbloom
Albert Brandi
Will Johnson
Delores
Les Omel
Oscar - Olson
Caliers
Sidney Social Round Reports Weekend Visits
Mrs Les Omei and Mr and Mrs Sylvan Halsey and Mr and Mrs Frank Halsey were Sidney callers Saturday. Walter Wassum was a Lodge Pole caller Friday. A ball game drew many from Sunny Side and Edgie. Mr and Mrs John Omei Mr and Mrs Oscar Olson and Frank Halsey attended the ball game at Lodge Pole Sundry.
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Les Omei
Sylvan Halsey
Frank Halsey
Sidney
Walter Wassum
Lodge Pole
Sunny Side
Edgie
John Omei
Oscar Olson
Processing Tax Keeps Steady Amid Wheat Market Shifts
American wheat producers will likely keep the 30 cent processing tax as the new marketing year begins July 1, with officials signaling the tax could persist for some time. Despite a price rise to about 112.2 dollars per bushel after drought losses trimmed the crop, administration argues the tax remains needed for farm support payments and domestic consumption subsidies.
Bake Sale by Epworth League at Skages Saturday
WAKE sale announces bake sale by the Senior Epworth League of the M. B. church at O. P. Skages store on Saturday June 16 starting at 10 a m. Proceeds support church activities and missions.
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Epworth League
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O. P. Skages
Drink Water With Meals Digestive Note From Western Drug Co
Water with meals is claimed to aid stomach juices and digestion and may relieve bloating. A dubious remedy mentions Adlerika and warns against poison exposure, noting an unnamed product line from the Western Drug Company with unclear dosing and effects.
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