SEXTORP HUB Weekend Visits and Local Games Report
Fisher family hosted Oscar Redeen and Mrs Peter Nelson with brother C P Werboldsheimer in town. The Nelsons visited Hastings to meet an uncle after 18 years, returning via McCook to see cousin. Crowell visited Fred Prince and Pete Nelson. Kafkaes attended Corner Sunday School. Reetz Prince Crowell fished on the North Platte. Pleasant View beat Sanders on Sanders diamond. Fisher, Nelson, and family attended church in Potter. Viola Brown visited Sidney. Herboldsheimer stayed with Nelsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub Fisher
Oscar Redeen
Peter Nelson
C P Werboldsheimer
Hastings
McCook
Chis Crowell
Fred Prince
Pete Nelson
Jerome
Evelyn Kafka
George Reetz
Chris Crowell
North Platte
H B&b. Fisher
Pleasant View
Sanders
Sanders Diamond
Harvey Fisher
Potter
L. J. Shaw
Nelson
Frank Brady
Homer Fisher
Viola Brown
Sidney
Wesley Herboldsheimer
Roy
Robert Nelson
Lorenzo News Roundup of Local Socials and Meetings
Local residents share visits and calls across Lorenzo with surrounding towns. A school meeting elected Robert Robertson as director. Rev A Cortney from Chicago arrived for a week with relatives. Health supper hosted by Mrs Silas Rose. Several families shopped, dined, or toured, including Crosby, Meier, Fleming, Bolton, Jorgenson, Crosby of Denver and Potter residents.
Center News Social Roundup in Sidney area
Mr and Mrs Martin Chistofferson and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Westover Rev and Mrs Graham returned Saturday from Denver where they attended the alumni meeting at Tiff Theological School Mr and Mrs George Fisher spent Sunday afternoon at the Goranson home Mr and Mrs Viggo Nielson and daughter Mildred and son Jay of Sidney spent Sunday at the BE Osborn home A telephone meeting was held at the J C Guill home Monday night Jeanette Draper and Ruth Osborn spent Monday night with Na Guill Carol Ankeny spent several days last week with Mildred Nielson in Sidney Mr and Mrs Bancroft and Evelyn were Sidney shoppers Saturday Mr and Mrs Albert Linton drove to Lawrence Forks Sunday afternoon Mrs E E Osborn Mrs Olive Gineau and Mrs Dave Brown were among the Sidney shoppers Saturday Ethel Guill spent the weekend in Dalton with Clara Ewing Mrs Carl Ernest called on Mrs E E Osborn Monday afternoon Marion Osborn were Sunday dinner guests at the George Young
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Smith
Sterling
Harry Fleming
Frank Meier
Silas Rose
Jacobson
Ed Meier
C. D. Crosby
Wayne
Denver
J.D. Bolton
Prank Meier
George K. Jorgenson
Potter
John Bangert
Kimball
Clyde Robertson
Scottsbluff
Merle Crosby
Frank Meiers
Ralph Fleming
C. L. Walters
Sidney Draw
Lorenzo
J. W. Crosby
Elva
Bolton
Robert Robertson
Ford
Lorenzo Club
Reuben Berg
Fred Walker
Tom Wait
Frank Andersong
Elmer Fulton
C. M. Fulton
Carl Schmidt
Canistota
S. D
Mornig
George Jorgenson
J. D. Bolton
Valera Denver
Colton
D Crosby
Frances
Margalaine Meier
Billy
Josephine Bolton
Wilmer
H. P. Thomas
Rev
A. Cortney
Chicago
John Genge
W C. Phelps
Ed Cortney
Humphrey Cortney
Charles Deaver
J. G. Crosby
W. C. Phelps
Robert Schweitzberger
Martin Chistofferson
Westover
Graham
Tiff Theological School
George Fisher
Goranson Home
Viggo Nielson
Mildred
Jay
Sidney
BE. E. Osborn
J. C. Guill
Jeanette Draper
Ruth Osborn
Na Guill
Carol Ankeny
Mildred Nielson
Bancroft
Evelyn
Albert Linton
Lawrence Forks
E. E. Osborn
Olive Gineau
Dave Brown
Ethel Guill
Dalton
Clara Ewing
Carl Ernest
Ter, A
Marion Osborn
George Young
C. A. Feulscher
Kenneth
Elmer Moorhead
Holyoke
Colo
Henry Whitefoot
George
Boelus
Cecil Flebbe
Dunning
Charles Hein
J. W. Holge
Harry Weatherwax
Helen
Irene Irwin
Boulder
Harve Lindley
Nebraska
Clarence Bacus
Lindley
Homer Handley
North Platte
Tarkington
James Livingston
Bee Doran
Chappell
Slatier
Handley
Howard Hayden
Fred Lehmkuhl, Jr
Omaha
O. W. Campbell
Bessie Severens
Palisade
Fred Simms
Brule
Joe Jenik
William E. Minshall
William Douglas
Charles Minshall
Bridgeton
Bertha Douglas
Clarabell
Edna
Dr. Hibbard
Berty Weigers
Thomas Thompson
Mesdames
R. F. Miller
Leo Wegenhart
Big Springs
United Chautauqua
Cheyenen County Bank
Leona Snyde
Pappillion
Wm. H. Goettsche
A. G. Miller
York
J. G. Wolfe
Helen Weatherwax
Sunol
Irwin
M. E
P. H. Barrett
Paul E. Smith
Norval Johnson
Jay Henning
Cheyenne
F. D. Barlow
Eddie and
Jerry Henning
L. R. Barlow
Lodge Pole Parks Admired By Commisisoner Barrett
Lodge Pole citizens praise Park Commissioner P. H. Barrett for thriving parks with trimmed trees, mowed grass, cleared walk edges, and attentive plantings. He tended American Legion auxiliary flower beds and shrubbery from the Lodge Pole Womans club, recently adding four o clocks on walk edges. Nearby social notes mention residents visiting relatives, auctions, and local events, with a district-wide sense of community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Barrett
Lodge Pole
American Legion Auxiliary
Lodge Pole Womans Club
FLY-TOX Adverts Insecticide Claim Breakthrough
Government authorities note under favorable conditions a single male and female fly can multiply to over 50 trillion in one season, urging FLY TOX. Developed at Mellon Institute by Rex Research Fellowship, the blue label bottle promises to kill all household insects with a perfume-like fragrance. Safe, stainless, sure.
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United States
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Research Fellowship
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