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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1926

Page

4

Local social and sports notes from Lorenso area

Lorenzo Walters and Robertson families attend tabernacle events and dinners. A ball game on the home field sees Lorenz defeat Hanker Hill 4 to 3. Neighbors and friends visit, host, and travel between homes in Lorenso, Peetz, Sidney, and surrounding farms.

Hanker Hill Lorenzo Lorenz J. D. Bolton George Fleming Ruben Burge Cliff Crosby Dale Clyde Robertson Keith Robert Robertson

Beccalaureate Sermon May 16 at Meier Hall Sidney

Rev Samuel Light of the Presbyterian church in Sidney will deliver the baccalaureate sermon next Sunday May 16 at 2 30 pm in Meier hall. Everyone is invited. The eighth grade county examinations are set for Thursday and Friday at the high school. Commencement exercises occur May 21 at 8 pm in Meier hall with Rev Louis H Kaub of Sidney delivering the address.

Samuel Light Presbyterian Church of Meier Hall Louis H. Kaub Sidney

Roy Kenney and neighbors social notes from Sunol

South Sunol reports Roy Kenney’s Friday trip to Sunol and visits by Mrs. J. Miles and Mrs. H.R. Holmes at Sam James home. Mrs. Helen Otties remains ill after returning from Sidney. Local district notes no school in No. 40 due to teacher absence amid rain benefiting crops.

Roy Kenney Sunol Helen Otties Sidney Kenney J. ©. Miles H.R. Holmes Sam James Fleming R. G. Singpeon Sterling Mr. Bieber Sedgwick Roy Kerney F. N Sidney Whoppers H. R. ‘Geet Briggsdale Caio R Holmes J.C. Miles T. A. Bonser Ernest Bonser Gordon Deal E. N. Roth George Bonser H. R. Holmes Mr. Bitber Mill

Windy midweek visit highlights local doings

The area experienced a strong wind Wednesday afternoon and evening. Sophomores enjoyed a sneak day with swimming and fishing under chaplain Mr. Webb. Sidney visitors included Mr. and Mrs. A Bauer, Mrs. J Buttner and daughter, and family members. Angela’s illness prompted Dr. Roche consultation. Tom Allington traveled to Sidney for tractor repairs. Sunol visits by Charlies Ehlers and Lillian and Jack Walters occurred. Mrs. Bennison, Mrs. Rar Matthewson, and Mrs. Terry attended a Sidney musical program. Grace Krueger recovered after surgery at Taylor Hospital, while her brother Wm Krueger visited. Mr. and Mrs. Biauvet of Hamlin, Kansas, met their grandson Andrew with Mrs. A J Englert. Tickets for dishes given away at Parlat store with dishes now on display.

Mr. Webb A. Bauer Sidney J. Buttner Angela Dr. Roche

Local Rain Ends Drought Brings Farmers Hopeful

The dry spell broke on Thursday with two days of rain. Farmers are hopeful and ready to work. Various locals were noted in Sunol including Joe Hornicek, Mrs. Millard Pavlat, Joe Luears, Joe Henzl, and salesman Ford’s O. B. Taylor. Velma Glastburn missed school, Dr Mantor treated Mrs Whitmire, and a Junior-Senior banquet was held by the Sunol Womans club in Japanese decor. A Poor Married Man is set for May 19 at the school auditorium with 25 and 35 cent tickets. Frank Paviat returned from a week in Coby Kansas. Several locals visited Sidney and Music Week drew many attendees.

Joe Hornicek Suno Millard Pavlat Sunol Joe Luears Joe Henzl O. B. Taylor Ford Sidney Velma Glastburn Mantor Sam Roy Hunt School Auditorum Frank Paviat Coby Kan

North Divide residents report weekly farm tasks

North Divide Elmer and Edwin Chean shelled corn for Clyde Kinton on Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Braasch and family attended the wedding of Hugo F. Haack and Miss Anna Schwartz on Wednesday of last week. Ed Wolverton has been taking electrical treatments for his hearing recently. Ed Brockelsy and Mrs Henry Braasch hauled some fat hogs to Sidney on Monday. Fred Sternburg sold hens in Sidney on Monday. J A Chean helped L J Hughes move on Wednesday. Quite a few from the north divide are attending union meetings at the tabernacle this week.

Mrs. Brown Fort Morgan Peter Struve H. G. Struve J. J. Driever Fred Walker Charles Walker George Fleming Agnes Phelps Sidney C. L. Walters Lorenso Brown J. D. Bolton Frank Anderson Hooper Frank Meier Elmer Edwin Chean Clyde Kinton Henry Braasch Hugo F. Haack Anna Schwartz Ed Wolverton Ed Brockelsy Fred Sternburg J. A. Chean L. J. Hughes North Divide The Tabernacle

Local Folks Carry Out Weekend and Weekday Outings

White Cove Valley residents visit Sterling and Crook for meetings and errands. Rain arrives Thursday to bless the area. Neighbors assist with farm chores and mechanical tasks. several families attend school events and doctor runs.

Local Families Share Weekend Visits in Potter Area

Ickes News notes Sunday visits among Dugger Walsh Mayer and Peterson families. The Bartling family of Potter spent Sunday at KR. R. Bovee, and the S. W. Eckert family anticipates release from scarlet fever quarantine this week. Various neighbors from Winkleman, Mayer, Neiman, and Reinmuth also visit homes, with several Tuesday calls noted.

Lauren Dugger Ed Walsh Charles Mayer John Peterson Jacob Mayer Elmer Mayer Henry Mayer R. J. Wallick B. L Carter George Vogler Allen Overman Bartling Potter KR. R. Bovee S. W. Eckert EF. L. Weed Raymond Myrtle G. H. Worth Bonnie Jean Herman Heineman Walford Larson George Winkleman Harry Shinker Omaha

Community Visits and Weekend Movements in Local Area

Ed Rogers visited his father on Tuesday and his family returned Sunday. John McDonnell traveled to Sterling and Crook with trips noted Saturday and Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Gross visited John McDonnell Friday evening. Carl Meyerholz and family at Yahn home on Sunday. Ed Rogers and family visited Sunday. Bill Pope and baby visited relatives Sunday afternoon. Bernard Hill and child visited Bernard’s sister near Haxtun Sunday. Water in ditch Friday. farmers busy irrigating.

Bill Pope Crook Pete Brossard Bernard Weaver John McDonnell Baby Sterling Carl Meyerholz Margaret MccDonnell Bernard Hill Clarence Beebe Melvin Danny Gross Doc Parmore Bush Ranch Guy Ramsey Lloyd Gross Pete Brogsard Pete Repeward Sidney D. R. Gross John MccDonnell Yahn Ed Rogers Bernard Haxtun

Kilpatrick Lake Fishing Trip and Local Socials

J C Kreader and Mannie and Don ald fished at Kilpatrick lake near Angora on Saturday. Farmers assist with spring house cleaning during rainy days. Dennis Walsh and Misses Rose Agnes and Julia Walsh visited Dalton on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Artvalli called on the Chris Peterson family Sunday. R H Miller family Pete Worth and Cecil James dined at G H Worths on Sunday. John Vogler stayed Saturday night with J M Kreader. Mrs J C Kreader called on Mrs J M Kreader Saturday. Mrs and Mrs Karl Panabdaker Jim Eeberteen dined Sunday with Mr and Mrs J M Kreader. Mr and Mrs J C Kreader entertained Misses Esther and Adga Anderson Esther Freeman and John Davinou.

Dennis Walsh Misses Rose Agnes Julia Walsh Dalton Artvalli Chris Peterson R. H. Miller Pete Worth Cecil James G. H. Worth John Vogler J. M. Kreader J. C. Kreader Karl Panabdaker Jim Eeberteen Esther and Adga Anderson Esther Freeman John Davinou

Expressive Little Arthur Refuses Stay With Grandmother

Expressive child Arthur declines staying with his grandmother saying she is “too full of don’ts.” The remark highlights a humorous, candid view of family dynamics and household expectations from a child's perspective.

Arthur

Step Lively In There Days Of A Man

A brief, colorful remark notes that in earlier times a man might escape danger by luck or agility, with the fart serving as a humorous sign of quickness and nimbleness. The line uses vivid phrase to evoke historical roguish charm and a lively, playful tone.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mra Hattie Eversman Bunker Hill McRoberts North Kidney Ruben Burg Sterlng Tuesaday Lorenzo Club Harve Jacobson Mrs. W. ©. Phelps Dwight Bolton Robert Jr Robert Schwertzberger Dedrick of Peetz George Fieming Ralph Fleming Bundsay H. F. Fieming J. C. Miles Zimmerman Frank I’ckorny Sund T. A. Bnser Albert Otties Ketes South Sunol Wm. Krueger R. R. Owens Mrs. King Minnesota George Rippe Wm. Hornby Ed Brockersby Adrian John Jones Music Week R. E. L. Jackson Sidney NEBR HOE Lumber CO White Cove Valley Clarence Heebe Danny Mrs. Ross Brossard Barber School Ickes News Misa Evelyn Mayer Charles Neiman Ralph Reinmuth Charles Mayer's Mannie Kreader Paul Morrow Bartling Ranch Mannie and Donald Kilpatrick Lake Angora Gars Sam the Telegraph
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