Local News Gleanings From Sidney and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Jerome Kafka visited Sidney to buy a Ford truck. Oscar Redeen hauled hogs to Porter and several locals attended exams and visits over the weekend. An infant daughter of Mr Heimer was reported improving under Dr Mockett. Weekend travel, family visits, and shop trips filled Friday to Monday in Potter Kimball Sidney and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Kafka
Sidney
Lewis Brett
C. H. McKee
W. D. Matthewson
Pete Nelson
Herman Schubarth
Kimball
A. E. Fisher
Neil Dunlavey
George Reetz
August Mielke
C. C. Crowell
C. E. N. Johnson
Potter Team Defeats Sutton and Fairbury in Winter Meet
Potter players beat Syracuse 13 8 Sutton 21 7 and Fairbury 21 15 to claim the cup. Harold Christensen suffered a badly sprained ankle and Burdell Bartlett was ill. the squad returned home Sunday after the trip to Lincoln for the basketball tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bartlett
Jesse Tompkins
Fred Reetz
Denver
C. A. Larson
Sidney
Roy Jacobson
Ray Arnell
Lincoln
Potter
Syracuse
Sutton
Fairbury
Geona Indians
Harold Christensen
Burdell Bartlett
Local movers shift homes around town landmarks
Joe Johnson relocates this week to a residence just east of the golf course while Ralph Murcheim moves into the Handley house in the east part of town, a home he has recently purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnson
Ralph Murcheim
Handley House
Meadow Lawn March Briskly Shifts From Blizzard to Sunshine
A Meadow Lawn item notes March remains lamb like after a Friday blizzard with a fresh snow cover. The piece follows local movements: J C and J M Kreader in Sidney and Dalton travel for visits, dental work, and shopping. Several gatherings and calls occur among residents including the Bovee, Morrow, Sullivan, and Davison families. A wedding Dewey Dirks and Irma Morrow took place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Lawn
Sol
Meadowlark
J.C
J. M. Kreader
Sidney
J. C. Kreader
Dalton
Ernie Osborn
J. E. Morrow
Center Laconics Q Campbell Returns From Excelsior Springs
Center Laconics Q Campbell came home late this week from Excelsior Springs where he had been staying for treatment or rest. He is expected to resume his duties soon and is in good spirits according to family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Campbell
Excelsior Springs
Sidney Area News Highlights Social and Travel Notes
Shoppers Thour Salburg and Ted Jensen visited Sidney on Saturday. The E. B. Osborn family were visiting on Sunday. Leonard Freeburg and Oscar Freeburg families attended church in Dalton Sunday evening. Bad roads kept a small church crowd at Center Sunday. Howard Gerke stayed with A. D. Rose Friday due to storm travel. Ladies Club met with Mrs. E. E. Osborn and enjoyed lunch. Eighth grade exams were taken at Center school by Vera Guill and Alex Floor. Ed Guill family near quarantine expect release midweek. John Brown and Francis Rose drove to Sidney Friday and stayed overnight amid the storm. Leonard Freeburg bought hay north of Dalton Monday. Rumor says Cress Gullis family may buy a new car once roads dry. Mrs J. J. Deaver and Lulu Remeka motored to Sidney Monday. Alfred Sprenger family and friends visited Sidney Thursday. Helen Sinks stayed with Armstrong girls Saturday. Alfred Sprenger dined with David Ells in Sidney Sunday. Alfred Sprenger visited John Lingwall Tuesday. G. L. Sinks family visited W. E. Chambers last week. Harry Philson family visited Fred Stowe in Sidney Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thour Salburg
Ted Jensen
Sidney
E. B. Osborn
Leonard Freeburg
Oscar Freeburg
Dalton
Center
Howard Gerke
A. D. Rose
Vera Guill
Alex Floor
Center School
Ed Guill
John Brown
Francis Rose
Helen Sinks
Armstrong Girls
Alfred Sprenger
David Ells
John Lingwall
G. L. Sinks
W. E. Chambers
Harry Philson
Fred Stowe
West Sidney Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Charley Sprenger hosted the M I C meeting on Thursday afternoon March 10 with President Mrs Knight presiding. After the business and social hour, a lunch was served. A snowstorm hit Thursday night into Friday. Local visits included Will Allman and baby at Arvin Livingston’s home, Vera Anderson with Agnes Phelps, Tom Glassburn of Pine Bluffs at C A Glassburn’s, and Charley Sprenger with family at H J Hammond’s. Edna Hammond returned home from a week with the Sprengers. Helen Sinks of district 27 took eighth grade exams in Sidney. The Hutchins sale drew several from the vicinity. Louis Scheer and family attended. Sidney visitors were present midweek. various local residents shared Sunday dinner with H J Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Sprenger
Knight
Will Allman
Baby
Arvin Livingston
Vera Anderson
Agnes Phelps
Harry Philson
Hutchin
Louis Scheer
Sidney
H. J. Hammond
Miss Louise Englert injured by electric wringer
Lod ge Pole brief notes report Miss Louise Englert suffered a mangled left hand from an electric wringer on Monday morning. Five stitches were required. Other items include local visits, dinners, and upcoming evangelistic services led by Rev. David Kendall beginning March 25 for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Englert
Alonzo Miller
Lincoln
Anna Miller
Ruth Goettsche
Greeley Normal
W. F. Tate
Oscar Meyer
M. E
David Kendall
G. E. Manshall
Frances
A. Foster Lumber Company
W. F. Hafer
Lyle Weigand
Chappell
A.B. Persinger
Alicia Dye
W. B. Jewett
Sidney
Local notices and council caucuses in Sidney area
Reports note patient recovery and community updates. Mrs Adolph Englert sprained ankle. Mr and Mrs M A Wolfe divorced at Sidney. Wolfe family to California. Mrs L R Barlow hosted American auxiliary meeting with twelve attendees. school and village board caucuses set for Tuesday. retirees listed. Local socials, sickness, measles impact on Sunday school attendance. L A and F D Barlow hosted birthday party. Names proposed for town and school boards include E Fenske C D Moorhead G KE Minshall Harve Lindley and G M Brox A G Carleton Fred Jacob H H Mickleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Englert
M. A. Wolfe
Sidney
Harry Quinn
L. R. Barlow
E. Fenske
L. &. Barlow
C. D. Moorhead
G. KE. Minshall
Harve Lindley
G. M. Brox
A. G. Carleton
Fred Jacob
H. H. Mickleman
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Sextorp Report
Potter News
W. E. Cunningham
Gurley
Omaha
Max Shinker
James Sullivan
John Darison
Jake Eckert
R. R. Bovee
Jim McQuillin
Mrs
Council Biluffs
Iowa
E. E. Osborn
J. J. Deaver
Lulu Remeka
Alfred Sprenger and Son
Cradit
West Sidney
Tom Glassburn
Pine Bluffs
C. A. Glassburn
Louie Scheer
Hepner’s Clothing Company
Nebraska
Sam Fine
Dora Bartling
Lillian Frerichs
Ladies’ Aid
Mesdames Miller, Kidney and Carter
L. A
F. D. Barlow
G. E. Marshall
Lee Line
Peter Grosgean
Sidney Cafe
J. C. Proper
Brauer’s
Herman Brauer
Cheyenne Trading Company
Yosemite
Sheeed
Mason & Brethower
A. J. Doren & Company
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