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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1931

Page

4

Community Notes: Local Visits and Family News

WEYERTS Naws John Folkerts helped Charles Darrah and Herman Bruns with then butchering Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Pete Buss took their son Carl to Chappell Thursday to consult a doctor about his hand. Mrs John Tieman and Lena visited with their daughter Mrs. Walter Flick who has the flu. Dick Miller of Gurley is hauling for William Hull this week.

John Folkerts Charles Darrah Herman Bruns Pete Buss Carl Chappell John Tieman Lena Walter Flick Dick Miller Gurley William Hull Fred Borges Fred Bauer Dale Rogers Sidney Martin Borges Harry Thompson Daugthers Kord Dykman Walter Dykman Otto Rahe Delmar W. C. Sears Clara Rose Henry Block R. P. Volkman Henry Schmale Bert Weigers Ray Humphrey Lodge Pole Grandma Rae Harold Pettett Walter Ru Dave Hume Donna Belle Neff Paul Ingwerson Claude Layman Howard Neff Butcher Beulah Elda Hume C. G. Hume Lavern Queen Jay Queen Dave Ingwerson Herman Florke Lois Bill Florke Cecil Hume J. Hume Barbara Ingwerson Lester Rufenacht Leo Thompson Tom Stretch Howard Neff Mary Florke P. J. Ingwerson Ethel Kahler Charles Reed Garhart Thurow Millard Queen Arthur Larsen Millie Kugler Mildred Reed John Friede

Mathewson and friends host, visit notes in community

Social rounds show Mr and Mrs W D Mathewson hosting relatives at their home with multiple afternoon and evening calls. Numerous visits to the Morrow, Mueller, Schuessler, Hilpert and Theis households marked a busy weekend including Potter and Sidney trips and Ladies Aid gathering.

W. D. Mathewson Charles Herboldsheimer Henry Moench Sidney B. R. Gibbons J. E. Morrow August Theis Frank Mueller Art Schuessler Helen Kucera Lorenzo Frank Mathes W.W Emma Morrow

Local Neighbors Attend Social Events and Outings

Roy and Robert Nelson hauled oats for Billy Smith from Charles Fisher farm. Arlo Fisher family were supper guests at Pete Nelson's. Various locals shopped in Sidney and attended an auto sale at the Ford garage. Crowell and Reetz families visited in Dalton and Sidney. Mrs. Crowell and daughters attended Ladies Aid at Potter. Howard Yost and family visited and transported hogs to Denver.

Roy Robert Nelson Billy Smith Charles Fisher Joe Kubis Vincent Tecl Sidney Arlo Fisher and Sons Pete Nelson Ford Oscar Redeen Alice Carlson George Reetz Gayland C. C. Crowe C. C. Crowell Charles Smith Ladies Aid Potter Fred Prince Angeline Kimball L. J. Shaw Howard Yost Leslie Sanders Denver

Local residents host Ingwerson visit in Colorado area

Arthur Ingwerson of Ovid Colorado called on relatives and friends in this vicinity Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bondegard joined Mr and Mrs Howard Neff and Barbara Ingwerson for dinner.

Arthur Ingwerson Ovid Colo Lloyd Bondegard Howard Neff Barbara Ingwerson Walter Rufenacht Millard Queen J. Hume Harold Wilkins Garhart Thurow Elda Hume Harry Reed Lavern Queen Charles Smith Harvey Reed Millie Kugler Sidney Lisco Lodge Pole Otto Rahe Harry Harris Dave Hume Mildred Myrtle Reed Ethel Kabler M. Queen Charles Reed James Hume Orval Bridgeport

Local social notes and visits from the Hume district

Dave Hume hosted home folks on Friday while many neighbors shared calls and small chores around Beulah and Elda Hume. Numerous visits, showings, and shopping trips occurred in Lodge Pole, Sidney, Lisco, and surrounding homes as residents aided, tutored, or entertained one another.

Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Clearer Skin Fast

An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a superior antiseptic skin remedy. It claims the oil clears pimples and skin troubles, requires two weeks use from an 8 cent bottle, and offers money back if not satisfied.

Western Drug Co Moone

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