Society Notes Highlight Local Club Events
Kings Daughters host Mrs John McCleneghan and members meet to plan future activities. Dutch Treat luncheon at country club with Mrs G P Kratz hostess. bridge honors to Mrs J A Bentley and Mrs E S Stokes. S L club hosts Miss Hester Null. theatre party planned. Betty Lee and Delorys Yowell honored at farewell at Bunker Hill school by teachers Opal Washburn and Henry Yowell. De Molay bridge party features twelve tables. top honors shared by Thelma Anthony and Russell Ahrens. Busy Dozen club hosts husbands at William Krueger home. bridge and lunch, prizes awarded. Ward Jones hosts birthday party for son Ward Dale with ten children. Legion Auxiliary meets monthly. plans rummage sale and box social. bridge party raises high score for Mrs P C Cunningham. Evening bridge at McCarty home. prizes to Mrs James Sparks and Andy Christensen. P E O elects officers. Presbyterian Circle rummage sale announced for March 2 and 21. donations welcome. pickup via phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Kratz
J. A. Bentley
E. S. Stokes
de Molay
de Molay Order
Thelma Anthony
Russell Ahrens
Elizabeth Bryant
Burdette Atkins
A. H. Dilley
J. B. Costello
Clarence Perry
William McCarty
James Sparks
Andy Christensen
Edith Sheldon
Dick Carlson
G. B. Wookey
Roy Depew
Ralph Killham
A. L. Garvin
New Officers Chosen at Chapter BO P E Meeting
At the regular Chapter BO P E meeting held Monday night at Mrs. Lucy Jordan's home, new officers were elected. Names include Mrs. J R Taylor president, Mrs. Lucy Jordan vice president, Mrs. Raymond Rogers recording secretary, Miss Vaieska Neubauer corresponding secretary, Mrs. Daisy Kennedy treasurer, Mrs. I E Grabill chaplain, Mrs. D R Campbell guard, and Mrs. J A Bentley pianist. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Jordan.
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Chapter
P. E
Lucy Jordan
J. R. Taylor
Raymond Rogers
Vaieska Neubauer
Daisy Kennedy
I. E. Grabill
D. R. Campbell
J. A. Bentley
Jordan
Local Residents Spend Weekend Across Towns
Arthur McMillen Brownson visits in North Platte with Lowell Anderson. Raymond Anthony family leaves Kimball after two months with Frank Anthony. Mrs. Frank Smith bedridden with rheumatism stays with Mrs. Jorgenson in Sidney. Shindle family moves to a farm near Huntsman. Leonard Kirtz and baby travel to Hershey to visit his mother and attend a U P safety meeting. Lilian Novac visits Julesburg with Mrs. Dan Warrick. Will Turner hosts dinner with the Van Pelt family in Potter. Mrs. Oscar Hatcher travels to Sedgwick Colorado to visit her parents for two weeks. Joe Ladine visits Will Turner. Loncar and Miller attend U P foremen meeting in North Platte. Vizina family visits Charles Anderson. school absences due to sickness noted for Pearl Hicks and Silas McLaughlin children. Several families visit Earl Tolle. Darnstadt family mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McMillen
North Platte
Lowell Anderson
Raymond Anthony
Kimball
Frank Anthony
Frank Smith
Jorgenson
Sidney
Alex Shindle
Huntsman
Leonard Kirtz
Hershey
Kirtz
U. P
Lilian Novac
Julesburg
Dan Warrick
Will Turner
Louis van Pelt
Potter
Oscar Hatcher
Sedgwick
Colo
Art Kinnon
Joe Ladine
Mike Loncar
John Miller
Stanley Vizina
Charles Anderson
Pearl Hicks
Silas McLaughlin
Eugene
Jerome Kafka
Earl Tolle
Henry Darnstadt
Household moves and social visits noted in local updates
The report records several local activities as residents moved houses, including the Stockamps occupying the Darnstadts’ Hubert Fuller ranch home. Kimball’s Ba Stauffer visited Charles Anderson on Saturday afternoon. Fred Stotts has suffered ten days of flu. Ben Couch Jr. visited Max Anderson on Monday, and gatherings attended by Frank Anthony, Will Turner, and Henry Yowell were reported at a sale Friday.
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Sidney
Arnold Stockamp
Darnstadts
Hubert Fuller
Ba Stauffer
Kimball
Charles Anderson
Fred Stotts
Ben Couch, Jr
Max Anderson
Frank Anthony
Will Turner
Henry Yowell
Local Social Notes From Sextorp and Vicinity
Mr and Mrs Howard Yost and daughter were supper guests at the Billy Smith home Wednesday. Leslie Sanders and son Grover returned from Wheatland Wyoming Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs C C Crowell and children spent Sunday with Charles Smith. Roy and Robert Nelson attended the Arnold Stockamp sale Monday. Robert bought a calf. Children spent Thursday at George Reetz’s. Friends attended Mrs Rudolph Dedic’s shower at M E church parlors Friday. Mr and Mrs Henry Hates and son moved to Fred Reetz farm Tuesday. Flora Schubarth visiting brother Arthur. Billy Smith and son moved from Charles Fisher farm to Crosby farm south of Potter Thursday. Dewey Mathew, L J Shaw, Howard Yost, and Roy and Robert Nelson helped move. Fred Prince aided Jesse Lambert haul a load to Dalton Monday as Lambert plans to ship a car to Binkham. Pete Nelson and sons dined at L J Shaw’s Sunday aiding grandson Lyle Shaw’s celebration.
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Howard Yost
Billy Smith
Leslie Sanders
Grover
Wheatland
Wyo
C. C. Crowell
Charles Smith
S. Roy
Robert Nelson
Arnold Stockamp
Robert
George Reetz
Rudolph Dedic
M. E
Henry Hates
Fred Reetz
Flora Schubarth
Arthur
Charles Fisher
Crosby Farm
Potter
Dewey Mathewson
L. J. Shaw
Roy
Birthday Celebrations and Social Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs George Reeth visited Mrs Fred Reetz at Kimball hospital Wednesday morning. The Hadleys and Termans plus children spent Sunday with Leslie Weikhorst for her birthday. Ray Fisher and kids called in. Hastings guest Mr Saddler dined with Pete Nelson. Dykman family shared Sunday at Reetz home for anniversary. Bertha Mae Reetz missed school due to illness. Local residents Billy Smith and others dined at Pete Nelson’s Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reetz
Dykman
Bertha Mae Reetz
Billy Smith
Howard Yost
Dude Mathewson
L. J. Shaw
Joe Carlson
Pete Nelson
Not Even Your Best Friend Says the Dealer’s Allowance
An informal note from the Des Moines Register questions the dealer’s true allowance given on an old car. It hints at hidden details friends won’t disclose and suggests skepticism toward sales figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
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John McCleneghan
King Daughters
Hester
Hester Null
S. L. Club
Bridge
Florence Thurston
Thelma Brewer
Betty Lee
Delorys Yowell
Bunker Hill
Opal Washburn
William Krueger
M. W. Osborn
Fred Stephens
Ward Jones
Ward Dale
Gardner
Audrey Jones
Julia
Phyllis Carr
Marsden Jones
Lawrence
Edith Grage
Lucile
Ada Schulz
Maryanne Kucera
Ruth Duncan
Presbyterian Circle
New Doran
Brownson
Toledo Street
South
Old Sweet Place
Poland
China
John Deere Gang
John Deere
Janesville
Great Western
Rhode Island
O. W. Mueller
C. P. Millett
Liberty State Bank
Sextorp
O. P. Skaggs System
van Camp
Skaces
The
Plete
Ekc Turing
Armand
Sidney Drug Co
Corner Drug Store
Western Public Service Co
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