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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1929

Page

4

Bonser Family Hosts Orphan Boy In South Sunol

George Bonser and wife have taken Robert McKelvey, an orphan, into their home in South Sunol. The item lists numerous neighbors and visitors, including Ed Roth, Sam James, and George Bonser, with moves, calls, and social visits across Monday to Thursday, plus a birth and a death affecting the community.

George Bonser Robert McKelvey Ed Roth Sunol Sam James Hillard Marshall Albert Allen Walter Roy French Raymond Gentry Todd Gentry Tom Bonser J. R. Sullivan Crook Albert Otties Sterling Robert Tom Kendrick Rex Hyde Donald Edwin Carr Tom Carr Ernest Bowser Ed Binney Sidney Correll Four Square Church Chicago George McCracken Colton Emma Skrolle T. A. Bonser Presbytery Fort Collins

Meadow Lawn Residents in Sidney Ottawa County

Meadow Lawn residents Mr and Mrs Ernest Myers and family shopped in Sidney. Mr and Mrs Charles Waterman and son Gerald visited the Chris Peterson home. Charles Mayer drove to Dalton. Mr and Mrs W B Pitman called on Billie Smith. Mrs Lloyd Juelfs and children visited the Chris Peterson home. Bert Hoskinson called on William Schlotfeld. Mr and Mrs Charles Waterman were Potter callers Saturday.

Frank Rogers Will Haxby Ogallala Buttrick Bauer Art Larson Sidney Dick Volkman Arthur Fregmont Harvard Dave Hume Glen Harris Lisco Burlington Colo Ray Humphries Grandma Rahe Lodge Pole William Hull Otto Rahe Pete Hume Millard Queen Home Tom Howerter John Friede George Buss Alvin Bauer Fred Borges I. H. Club Will Florke Jim Hume Orville Walter Rufenacht Lester Carl Busboom Gahart Thurow Beulah Hume Lucille Rubado Fred Bauer Louie Lens Cecil Hume Fred Smith George Bauer Gurley John Muriel Caroline Volkman Dean Heldt Jim Payne Jurgen Folkerts Evelyn Mayer Billie Smith Potter Jessie Eckert Ethel Guill Dalton Rudy Nagengast Max Shinker Chicago Max Charles. Mayer Clayton Tom Rathbun Nest Myers William Schiotfeld Henry Peterson Chris Peterson Chris From Charles Prehn William Hagemeister Lee Hagemeister Lloyd Juells Arlo Fisher Charles Waterman J. C. Krenderit George Winkleman Potter Fri Marjorie Schlotfeld Marvin Alvin Mann Ernest Myers Charles Mayer Allen Overman Lloyd Juelfs Gerald W. B. Pitman Bert Hoskinson William Schlotfeld

Sunday visit notes at Juelfs and Ross homes

Family and friends gathered for Sunday dinner at Lloyd Juelfs with Mrs. Juelfs and Mr and Mrs Ed McGowan and son and Chris From. J C Kreader visited Alex Ross on Sunday afternoon. J M Kreader drove to Sidney on Monday. J Viggo Nielson to paint the roof. contact Phone 282 48-tf.

George Juelfs Ed McGowan Charles Waterman Chris Lloyd Juelfs J. C. Kreader Alex Ross J. M. Kreader Sidney J. Viggo Nielson

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