Weyerts News Community Notes Update
Fred Bauer called at the W C ars home Wednesday afternoon. Charles Darrah left Wednesday morning on a business trip to parts of Oregon and Washington. Reva Folkerts spent Thursday night at the Charles Darrah home. Orval Hume spent several days with his sister and family. Mrs. Willam Thompson is able to be about again after illness. Andrews and Carl a Micker of Sidney visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flicker. The Lars ons and Miss Millie Kugler were among Sidney shoppers. Lawrence Lewis of Lisco helps Dick Volkman this season. Henning Foster spent Monday with his sister. Mrs. Harold Pettett and Betty Lea spent Monday with Mrs. Otto Rahe. John and Melvin Jurgens were Lodge Pole callers. Mrs. Charles Darrah and children visited the Folkerts family. Rose Sears and Elsie Rahe spent Sunday afternoon. Raymond Busboom called on Orval Home Sunday. Herman Bruns and family visited Theodore Folkerts. Irene Miller spent Wednesday night with Freda Bruns. Walter Flicker and Heime Tieman visited the Otto Rahe family and Orval Hume. Henry Weyerts and family were Sunday supper guests of Harold Pettett. R P Volkman and family were entertained at the Fred Bauer home Sunday.
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Fred Bauer
W Cars
Walter Flicker
Art Larson
Famly
Millie Kugler
Sidney
Lawrence Lewis
Lisco
Dick Volkman
Henning Foster
S Siser
Henry Weyerts
Harold Pettett
Betty Lea
Otto Rahe
John
Melvin Jurgens
Lodge
Charles Darrah
John F Folkarts
Rose Sears
Elsie Rahe
Raymond Busboom
Orval Home
Herman Bruns
Theodore Folkerts
Irene Miller
Freda Bruns
Heime Tieman
Orval Hume
R P Volkman
Frank Anthony
Thelma
Kimball
Raymond Anthony
Henry Darnstadt
John Frerichs
Louis van Pelt
Grubb of
Potter
Will Turner
Eugene
Roland
Geneva Darby
Bronson School
Brown
A. J. Kennon
Sedgwick, Cole
Oscar Hatcher
McGee
Rocky Mountain Grain Company
Bronson
Andrew Stark
B. C. Kucera
Taylor Hospital
J W. Billeter
Wood Hopkins
Auburn
A. A. Fenske
Mr. Fenske
Omaha
Hopkins
Mary Pavlat
Noah Walters
Lodge Pole
A Fenske
Elsie
Florence Bahr
Carl Thomas
James Tighe
Bob Misegadis
Fred Lehmkuhl
Thomas O'Connell
Tommy Joe
Sunol
V. F Kucera
H S Shaeffer
Joffre
Lucas
Ruth Fenske
Ella Dickinson
John Demers
A. R. Schoenberg and Son
G W. Barlow
Bert Allington
Friend Dickinson
Ben Vacik
Canon City
Colo
L. E Allington
Community notes and social updates from Potter area
Local events include visits by Paul Stewart and sisters, a birthday club gathering with a cake by Arlo Fisher, and weekend trips to Gering and Sidney. The Community club advances a state highway project toward Mina. Mrs. George Randall, 40, died April 24 in Bridgeport. Rotary banquet, lodge outings, and local sports near Kimball are listed amid weather and postal inspection notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stewart
State Agricultural Department
Joe Nelson
Emil Nelson
Ellis Fisher
Inlaw
Arlo Fisher
Frances Hruza
Gering
Leroy Slocumb
Minatare
George Randall
Bridgeport
E. Cords
Sidney
Sidney Rotary Club
Potter
M. E
Kimball
N. S. Miller
Roy Jacobson
Sidney Caller Notes Mention Osborn and Miller Names
Were Kimball callers Tuesday. Jess R. Osborn of Sidney called. On his brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. N S Miller, Tuesday morning.
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Kimball
Jess R. Osborn
Sidney
N .S. Miller
Bronson Notes and Local Social Roundup
Sunday visits and neighbors feature in Bronson notes with weekly callers and gatherings. New Bronson school pupils Eugene, Roland, and Geneva Darby are mentioned along with upcoming baseball opener between Bunker Hill and Sidney. New resident move in includes Mr McGee and family at the old Stark house.
Local social notes from North Divide area events
Mr and Mrs C B Kinton hosted dinner at Ed Lipke home on Wednesday. N P B club members gathered at Paul Sparks home to rehearse for their achievement program. Bill Hecker drove to Sidney Friday. Elsie Nieman visited Paul Sparks Thursday. Ed Lipke and C B Kinton hosted Friday visits. Vera Tompkins served as normal trainer for district 77 last week. Margaret Miller stayed overnight with Ruth Kinton Saturday. George Nieman celebrated a birthday with a surprise party Sunday night and card games followed by lunch. North Divide residents listed include the Lessmans, Emma Ely family, Wolverton family, Ray Frame, Lipke family, Sparks family, and Siemers siblings. O L Miller visited C B Kinton Sunday. Paul Sparks attended a farmers insurance meeting in Sidney Monday. Harold Tobin and Mrs A J Hamilton of Sidney were guests at Cloud Sparks Monday evening. Harry Sparks and Seimers families visited Fred Seimers in Huntsman Sunday. Farmers Union local 445 planned a May 1 meeting with N P B club providing entertainment and serving cake and sandwiches Friday evening. Harry Sparks drove to Scottsbluff Tuesday afternoon.
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C. B Kinton
Ed Lipke
Paul Sparks
Bill Hecker
Sidney
Elsie Nieman
C. B. Kinton
Vera Tompkins
District 77
Margaret Miller
Ruth Kinton
George Nieman
North Divide
Charles Lessman
Evelyn
Emma Ely
Ed Wolverton
Ray Frame
Rosetta
Ethel
Florence
Alfred Siemers
O. L. Miller
Farmers Insurance
Harold Tobin
A J. Hamilton
Cloud Sparks
Harry Sparks
Ed Seimers
Gurley
Dick Seimers
Fred Seimers
Huntsman
Farmers Union
N. P. B Club
Scottsbluff
Newt Berggren
Albert
Dorothy
Frank Workman
R. W. Johnson
Mickkelsen
Walter
Helen Johnson
Sterling
New City Auditorium
Ruth Cortney
Robert
Frew Irwin
Ed Miles
Keith Spiker
Leonard Walker
Fred Jurgens
Lois
Fred Thompson
W. T. Sharman
Lee Johnson
John Newton
F A Johnson
Emil Nightengale
Edna
Joe Green
Frank Deaver
Prank Workman
Earl Nightengale
Ace
Andrew Johnson
John
Chris Junker
W T. Sharman
W T. Sharman and Sons
Nels Johnson
F. A. Johnson
R. W Johnson
Louis Barton
C O Hade
Alma Collart
Walley Johnson
Bud Mayer
Busy 77 Club Meeting Notes April 24
The Busy 77 4-H club met April 24 at district 77 with full attendance. Miss Tompkins was the sole visitor as lessons and final reports were distributed and discussed before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 77
Miss Tompkins
Sunol Anton Tesar Taken to Sidney Hospital
Sunol Anton Tesar was taken to Sidney Thursday where he entered a hospital for medical treatment. Numerous local residents visited and traveled for business and social calls over the week including the Huns, Fenskes, Johnsons, and others with travel to Canon City and Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Tesar
Sidney
Cecil Hunt and Son
W. W Craig
James Booth
Tom Allington
Missouri
Maple Grove Dinner Guests List Local Families
Mr. and Mrs Newt Berggren dined at the C O Hade home last Monday. Tuesday hosts included Mr and Mrs Frank Workman Mr and Mrs Ed Miles and daughter Alice Mae joining Mr and Mrs Nels Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Berggren
O Hade
Frank Workman
Ed Miles
Alice Mae
Nels Johnson
Farm Loans and Insurance Offer in Sidney Nebraska
Western Securities Co. advertises farm loans and insurance with favorable terms at current rates. 5 percent and 6 percent money available for choice loans plus a reasonable commission. Phone 35. C. W. Smith, Resident Manager, Roche Building, Sidney, Nebraska.
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Western Securities Co
C. W. Smith
Roche
Mgr. Sidney
Nebr
Busy Bee Club Forms Second Year Canning Group
In GoodviewFriday April 17 seven girls met with Gladys Franklin and organized the Busy Bee canning club's second year Officers elected were Gladys Franklin leader Merva Jean King president Florence Stoll vice president Marie Schneider secretary treasurer and news reporter Sixty five jars of assorted fruits vegetables and meats are required and members are eager to start canning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodview
Gladys Franklin
Busy Bee
Merva Jean King
Florence Stoll
Marie Schneider
So Sew Club meets 13 members at Goodview schoolhouse
The So Sew Club gathered thirteen members on Monday April 20 at the Goodview schoolhouse to study and discuss their sewing interests in a small, focused meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodview School House
Dress meeting on material and pattern selection described
The passage details a meeting where the hardest task was decided as measuring for material. It explains steps for selecting a pattern and cutting the dress, followed by a lunch served after the meeting featuring cream puffs and flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorougly
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Pottee
Brownson
Insurance Agency
Western Drug Store
Martin W. Dimery
Walter K. Hodgkin
Nebraska
Dalton
Jessie Davison
Elmer Gade
T C Spiker
Herald Spiker
Ethel and
Dorothy Irowin
W T
Maple Grove
Farm Loans and Insurance
Shirley- Savoy
Coneenery Ee Roa
Coftee
J. Cogar Smith
Residers
E.C Bennett
Manega
Shirley Garage
Busy Bee Club
SO Sew
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Uptegrove Implement Co
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