Sunol social notes and local updates
Snow benefits wheat fields despite recent winds. Kenneth De Mers remains bedfast after hospital stay. Joy Warner of Minatare visited for business. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holm called on Sunol. Albert Ruttner and Elizabeth Rezamina wed in Sidney on February 21 and plan a Cheyenne Denver honeymoon before settling on the Ruttner farm east of town. Casey led his basketball team to Kearney tournament. one win earned and trip praised. Bluhm reveal new Whippet coach. Winifred Johnson visited Fremont. Community sale attended from Sunol at Colton. Loreman taught for Miss Johnson. Richard Frans visited. Mons Johnson at Booth ranch. Egg-sucking party noted in Lodge Pole Express, with hopes higher egg prices. John Junker to move to Sunol spring. farm rented to Drapers. winter at old Gundell place. Farewell party for Mrs Frank Lundgren who moved to South Dakota. A baby born to Mr. and Mrs. George Dickinson. O E Terry family visited. Hubbell and Lindley drove to Sidney. Lundgren sale held with George Line auctioneering. Andrew Johnson a Sund caller. Frank Lundgren family to Huron SD. Bert Allington visited Glassburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth de Mers
Joy Warner
Minatare
Earl Holm
Albert Ruttner
Elizabeth Rezanina
Sidney
Cheyenne
Denver
Ruttner Farm
Casey
Kearney
Colton
Mons Johnson
Booth Ranch
Pole Express
John Junker
Sunol
Paul Draper
George Line
Lodge Pole
Geo. Barlow
Andrew Johnson
Frank Lundgren
Huron
South Dakota
Bert Allington
Glassburn
Local Movers Help Neighbors Across White Dove Area
John McDonnell and others moved shelter and belongings across nearby farms and houses around White Dove school, Crook, and Sid ney in a sequence of Monday to Sunday tasks. Families including Meyerholz, Brossard, Parmore, Gross, Pederson, and Todd participated in moving, visiting, and aiding at several homesteads and the White Cove school.
Sunny Side community notes and literary events recap
Sunny Side and Happy Hollow schools held a well attended Friday night literary with a strong pupil program. Upcoming program by the men is set for Friday March 4. Mrs Rupert hosted the 8 8 B club party with eight members and a guest. Local families and residents-widely noted-visited, traveled, and attended a funeral in Lodge Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Lee
Willey
Sidney
Albert Wigers
Sunny Side
Happy Hollow
Lorenzo Briefs and Social Visits Reported
The Lorenzo Ladies' club met with Mrs. C. D. Drosby Thursday afternoon to discuss revamping old clothes. Mrs. George Fleming hosted a Sunday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Mack Smith and Melvin Phelps, followed by a social visit with Mrs. Schweitzberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Ladies' Club
C. D. Drosby
Mack Smith
Melvin Phelps
George Fleming
Schweitzberger
Community Notes on Social Visits and Local Events
Wednesday afternoon Gass. Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Edward Anderson and Mr and Mrs Edward Meier and family called at Otto Raddatz home. John Kurz shipped a carload of hogs from Lorenzo. Dance club drew a large crowd Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Charlie Walker and family dined with W C Phelps. Domestic science class mothers enjoyed an 11 o'clock breakfast last Thursday. Attendees included Mrs Jacobsen Raddatz and Mrs J G Crosby. Mothers praised the girls training. Charles Robertson and Clyde Robertson attended a banquet at the Methodist church Thursday. Mr and Mrs Phelps and Mr and Mrs George Fleming attended a sale near Gurley Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Robertson Mrs J G Crosby and Muriel drove to Sterling Monday. Mr and Mrs Hutchins dined with Mr and Mrs Edward Meier Tuesday. Mr Wolfe of Haxtun opened a blacksmith shop in Lorenzo and family living in Meier building. Pupils of the paper subscription contest held an entertainment at the school house Friday. Mr and Mrs Robert Schweitzberger shopped in Sterling Saturday. Mrs Mack Smith and Mrs George Fleming visited Sidney Saturday. Mr and Mrs Edward Meier and family spent Sunday evening at Robert Schweitzberger home. Prvin Phelps and Floyd Fleming planned a Brule Nebraska trip Sunday to visit former teachers R O Bean. Myrtle Gass spent the weekend with Thelma Walker. Mr and Mrs Hutchins and family had dinner at Hillon Gass home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Brossard
Doc Parmore
D. R. Gross
Dilahay
Carl Meyerholz
Sterling
Doce Parmore
Red House
White Dove
Pete Brossard
James
Oliver See
Russ Lee
John Kuhl
Lucian le Blanc
Melvin Simpson
Mr. O'Neil
Sidney
John MccDonnell
Bob Nicholas
Perry Valentine
Crook
Ross Brossard’s
John McDonnell
Pete Pederson
Alvin Roberts
Bernard Hill
Carl Hank
Willie
Harry
Vernon Reeves
John Todd
Danny Gross
D. R
Rupert
Vern Wiegers
Baby
A. Wieger
Chris Wiegers
Clifford
Oleva
Gilbert
T. F. Rathbun
Volney Wise
Kuhl
J. T. Rathbun
Fred
Tudge Pole
Ike Sutton
Donald
Erma
Arnold Thu‘eer
Clyde Wiegers
Albert Wiegers
Charles Robertson
Clyyde Robertson
Methodist Church
Phelps
George Fleming
Gurley
J. G. Crosby
Muriel
Mrs. Hutchins
Edward Meier
Wolfe
Haxtun
Colo
Lorenzo
Meier
Robert Schweitzberger
Mack Smith
Prvin Phelps
Floyd Fleming
Brule
Nebr
R. O. Bean
Myrtle Gass
Thelma Walker
Hilon Gass
For Better Used Cars Sid ney Mo tor Sales Company
The listing highlights a used car dealer, Sidney Mo tor Sales Company, offering vehicles for sale. Details are sparse in the fragment, with no specific models, prices, or contact information readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Motor Sales Company
Mats Fiorist Nursery Ad Promotes Stock and Delivery
Trees shrubs vines and all nursery stock grown at home. Landscape service and truck delivery. Write for catalogue and prices B C Johnson florist nursery Mats Sterling Colorado April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Johnson
Fiorist
Sterling
Colorado
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White Cove Valley
Mr Possard
Ruth
Lucille
White Cove
Bill Rhodes
Carl Hanks
E. F. Loudy
Sidney Hotel
Doran
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
John Kurz
Charlie Walker
W. C. Phelps
Sidney Cafe
J. C. Proper
Nebraska
Gehrig-Wright
Funeral Home
West Third Street
Lunol
Lutheran Aid
van Brunt
Keystone
Emerson
McCormick
H.P. Fairbanks
de Laval
Jasper Jurgens
A. A. Sharp
Auc Farmers’ State Bank
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