Local residents travel and socialize in White Cove Valley
A long list of Monday through Sunday visits and trips shows White Cove Valley residents including John and Lucile McDonnell Carl Meyerholz Brossard Parmore Pederson Reeves and Hill making runs to Sterling Crook Sidney and Crook again. Multiple calls at neighbors homes and farm tasks like baling hay shelling corn and drilling barley are noted amid snow shoveling and social gatherings with families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonnell
Lucile
Sterling
Carl Meyerholz
Crook
Dave Todd's
Ross Brossard
Doc Parmore
Mrs. Brossard
Mrs. Parmore
Mr. Merrill
Pete Pederson
Vernon Reeves
Mr. McKelvie
Bernard Hill
P. V. Hatchery
Ross’ Brossard
Sidney
Geo. Burriss
Gross
Mr. Cashman
Genevieve McDonnell
Lois
Wilma Reeves
Harry Reeves
Mr. McDonnell
Tess Brossard
Jarry
Gross Boys
Neighborhood Notes From North Sidney District Life
North Sidney residents report varied daily activities with Mr and Mrs Ray Wellner and family at the Academy event Thursday evening. Virgil Bly has hauled hay recently. Mr and Mrs GC B Kinton drove to Sidney Monday afternoon. Eberline, Paul Sparks, and Mr Sterling hauled furniture for Carl Schmidt Monday. Jim Sparks and Mrs Sparks visited Frank Kurz home south of Sidney Sunday. Arnold Braasch conducted Bayard business Tuesday. Henry Braasch and family visited the Schwartz home Tuesday morning. District 77 installed a new furnace. Miss Rosetta Seamers spent Tuesday evening with Jim Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Spiker
Mitchell’s
Harry
Letha Segelke
Arnold
Martha Bransch
Ed Marshall
Huntsman
Art Freining
Arnold Stockhamp
Toman
Berling Place
Walter Aurich
North Bronson
Schwartz
George Caldwell
Gurley
Chapman
Victor Knox
A. D. Rose
Herman Fastenaw
Weyerts
Curt Scott
Sheldon Scott
Walter Happle
Fritz
Fred Klug
Segelke Home
Miss Letha
Hugo Haack
South Potter
Knox Home
Ray Wellner
Academy
Virgil Bly
GC. B. Kinton
Sidney
Eberline
Paul Sparks
Sterling
Carl Schmidt
Jim Sparks
Frank Kurz
Arnold Braasch
Bayard
Henry Braasch
Ing. District 77
Rosetta Seamers
Maple Grove Social Notes Describe Local Calls and Visits
Ed Miles spoke with A. G. Weaver on Tuesday forenoon. R. W. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson traveled to Cheyenne Tuesday and returned Wednesday. Mrs. Johnson and children stayed in Sidney while Mr. Johnson was away, and sons attended a farewell party at John Wendte's Wednesday evening. Frank Workman visited Ed Miles Wednesday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Workman and family spent Wednesday evening at Joe Dilly's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wot Sharman
Art Roberts
Bexten- Sien Wera
Sidney
Alfred Jergensem
Nels
Joe Dilly
Frank Workman
Ed Miles
A. G. Weaver
R. W. Johnson
N. P. Johnson
Cheyenne
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West Gurley
Fastenaw
Bert Walker
Otto Kurg
Fred Harris
Donald Evert
Sorge’s
Will Evert
Joln Groshan
Fred Bartel
Art Froiming
Irwin Seimers
Walter Dahlcotter
Oscar Aurich
Aurich’s
Kearney
Otto Horst
Fred H. Harms
Deshier
Lydia
Herberti Fastenaw
Ning
Melvin Cherry
Knox’s Mon
White Cove Valley
Ache
Pederson
Phyllis Brossard
Minnie
Henry Glavz
Nels Johnsen
TG Waddell’s
Lloyd
Lloyd Bromer
W. T. Sharman and Sons
J. C. Jorgensen
Nels Johnson
Ed Mies
Harvey
Sidney Motor Sales Company
North
Gehrig-Wright
Funeral Home
West Third Street
BUICK
Lasalle
General Motors
Chevrolet
Fisher
Duco
Oakland
Boeing
Cadillac
Fisher and
Fleetwood
F.C.B
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Detroit, Mich
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Frigidaire
DELCO
Maple Grove
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S. R. Sweet
7Th Street
Standard Oil Company OF
Nebraska
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