Community social notes from Maple Grove locals
Russell Wallace visited his brother Clyde and family while Andrew Johnson called at Nels John son’s. The week featured dinners, box socials, a speech at Sunol school house by Mr. Gaines, and visits to Ed Miles, Nels Johnson, and Clyde Wallace homes. A bake sale by Presbyterian ladies is announced for March 16 at Greenlees with chicken noodles as a specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Johnson
Nels Johnson
Emil Nightengale
Frank Deaver
Carl Lowhe
Clyde Wallace
Jim Irwin
Wallace
Colton
W. T. Sharman
Lee Johnson
Mary Walsh
Sidney
Alfred Jorgensen
Ed Miles
James Irwin
Will Hecker
Roy Bunion
Russell
Alvin
Wyo
R. W. Johnson
Walter
F. A. Johnson
Malcolm
Frank, Workman
Martha
Nels Johnson’s
Dalton
Ed Walker
Eldon Cooley
Harold Spiker
Helen
Lloyd
C. Johnson
Potter
H. P. Cortney
Frank Workman
Lyle Shaffer
Taylor Hospital
Mons Johnson
C. Junker
Presbyterian
Greenlees
Esther Booth
Sunol
E. L. Roberts
Bertha
Lexington
Leslie Johnson
Ted
Charles Smith
Evelyn
F. N. Smith
Bridgeport
T. G. Waddell
Waddell
J. H. Lotspeich
Local notes from Bronson area mention arrivals and moves
George Runge Brownson recovers from rheumatism and resumes chores. Mr Kennon moves to his farm southeast of Bronson. Everett Nelson visits Jack Anderson then returns home. William Bundy delivers hogs to market. Gilbert Gossin travels to Denver for hospital treatment. Mrs. Stanely Vizina visits sister. Turner family moves to Fuller farm. Helping Hand club meets with Effie Anderson. next meeting with Edith Connelly on March 21. Ralph Runge ill and misses school. Mr and Mrs C S Anderson visit William Borcher. Mr and Mrs Bickel return from Benkleman to visit ill mother. Novak, father of Mrs Loncar, hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Runge
Kennon
Bronson
Everett Nelson
Jack Anderson
William Bundy
Gilbert Gossin
Denver
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Gossin
Art Brandenburg
Frank Matthes
Edith Connelly
Ben Couch
Ralph Runge
C.S. Anderson
William Borcher
Bickel
Benkleman
Grand Prairie Visit and Local Social Roundup
Ed Kragel arrived from Denver with his parents for a visit. A large local gathering at the Colton sale and a Friday speech by Lincoln extension worker Gaines engaged Grand Prairie residents. Numerous families hosted guests, attended dinners, church events, and a 21st birthday surprise for Paul Hokom near Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kragel
Denver
Henry Kragel
Grand Prairie
Colton
Charles Welton
Mae
Chappell
Sund
J C Jorgensen
Ray Tremain
Paul Hokom
J. C. Jorgensen
H. S. Tipton
Sidney
Antelope Divide Social Visits Report
A series of Sunday and Friday visits are noted among local families including Christensen Herboldsheimer Madden Nelson Willeford and Mathewson. Guests at various homes include J W Bertram Roscoe Madden Edson Madden Kinley Clifford Kermit Nelson and V A Nelson families with Virgil Nelson staying overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Christensen
John Herboldsheimer
George Whitney
Clarence Evens
J. W. Bertramson
Roscoe Madden
Edson Madden
Robert
Roy Nelson
Paul Morrow
Chauncey
Marion
Alice Carol Nelson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Virgil Nelson
Jim Willeford
Local visits highlight midweek and weekend gatherings
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Madden and Sven Olson spent Wednesday evening at the George Whitney home. Mr and Mrs C T Larson and children spent Sunday evening at the Jack Richards home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Madden
Sven Olson
George Whitney
Mrs. C. T. Larson
Jack Richards
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maple Grove
Russell Wallace
Bake Sale
Kalsomine
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Bee E. Planck
Brownson
T. G Waddell
Albert Johnson
Leroy
W. O. Johnson
Leola
Frances
Alva Hart
Ray Rexroth
August Gade
Lillie
Emil Gade
E. Planck
Mrs. Closman
Jay Closman
South Dakota
Ortman
Will Gade
Sam Irwin
Fred Irwin
Dan Rupert
Doris
Richard
Ralph
Leela
George Lostroh
Earl Johnson
William Frerichs
Betty Jane
Herman Buescher
August Jurgens
Ben Jurgens
L. A. Pearson
Fred Albaugh
Tures
Sidney Exchange
C. Frank Chick
Piccry
Mother
Macaroni Products
LUX
Sidney Maid
Breternitz
Oranges
California
Rome
Imperial Valley
Texas
Cas
J. I. Case T. M. Co., Inc
Branch House
Nebraska
Hickory Street
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