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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1928

Page

5

Parish and social rounds around Redington area

John Novotny Ray Frame and Fred Beyer fished near Redington last Wednesday. Cath olic bazaar attendees gathered Wednesday evening. Center and Gurley played on Center diamond Sunday with Center winning 25 to 13. Numerous gatherings, dinners, and a wedding anniversary celebration at the Beyer home featured cards and lunch, with many local families attending and visiting over the weekend and Monday.

John Novotny Ray Frame Fred Beyer Redington Center Gurley Center Diamond Belle Stafford Eli Henderson Wm. Sachs Kimball Pete Walla Joseph Clara Beyer Benish Hall Earl Bayne Iva Beyer Willis Farr George Hendricks Pete Beyer Frank Beyer Art Borcher Carl Borcher Charles Gabriel John Engel Choan Nagengast Chris Rohde Clara Henry Koester

Local Socials and Sports Note From Lorenzo Area

Mr and Mrs Elmer Fulton visited relatives in Crook with Fred Andersons family. J B Smith of Sterling joined Harry Fleming's household Friday evening. Fred Walker and sons stopped at J D Bolton’s Thursday. Ed Cortney called on Charles Deaver in Colton Sunday night. Mrs Debrunner visited Mrs Frank Meier Tuesday. Lorenzo high school lost to Potter high school on Potter's ball diamond Thursday. Dwight Bolton and wife attended.

Elmer Fulton Fred Anderson Crook J. B. Smith Sterling Harry Fleming Fred Walker and Sons J. D. Bolton Ed Cortney Charles Deaver Colton DeBrunner Frank Meier Lorenzo High School Potter High School Potter’s Ball Potter Dwight Bolton

Local Social Roundup Reveals varied weekend visits

Mr and Mrs Frank Meier visited Hilton Gass. Mr and Mrs Max Smith called on George Fleming. Fred Walker and sons visited Frank Kurz. Muriel Crosby hauled goods to Scottsbluff for Clyde Robertson. Mrs Mary Cortney traveled to Sidney. Nadine Bangert had tonsils adenoids removed. DeBrunner had appendicitis surgery. Lorenzo club met at Mrs Fred Walker’s with lunch.

Frank Meier Hilton Gass Max Smith Sterling George Fleming Fred Walker and Sons Frank Kurz Muriel Crosby Scottsbluff Clyde Robertson Mr. Bolton Mary Cortney Sidney J. D. Bolton Nadine Fred Bangert Ed Cortney DeBrunner Our Carlson Hospital Frances Margaline Meier Margaline Fred Walker Bolton

Center News Picnic in Lawrence Forks Weather Dampens Day

The Center community recounts a Wednesday picnic at Lawrence Forks disrupted by steady drizzle. Local social notes cover visits among Draper Guill Osborn Baumbach and other families, plus several trips to nearby towns. Jubilee Sunday at Center church freed the debt with talks and a church history read.

Andrew Jensen Wm. Bowman Marian Osborn Jeanette Draper Dave Brown Emmet Brown Center Church Oliver Keve Kaub Sidney Hardin Dalton Halston Otto Perso Wiker Center Webster Albert Linton

Sunol Social Roundup Includes Visits and Parties

Sunol residents and guests shared weekend visits and events. Mrs A J Englert Mrs S P Hunt and Virginia Englert spent Sunday in Sterling. The Sunol Womans club met at the Frank Pavlat home. Mr and Mrs Mark Hafer and family were Sunol callers Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Elmer Seyfang and family attended local engagements.

Wassum A. J. Englert S. P. Hunt Virginia Englert Sterling W. W. Craig and Son Lorrell Mons Johnson L. R. Barlow Bonnie Cronk Lee Johnson John Junker Frank Christensen Dalton Sunol Womans Club Frank Pavlat Mark Hafer Sunol B. C. Kucera Jim Joe Hornicek Richard Pavlat Elmer Seyfang

Senior Class Play to Be Held Friday Evening

Family notes show a Sunol caller visit from H. H. Hoops of Sidney and other social visits. The junior senior banquet served to 16 at the school, and the senior class play Done In Oil is scheduled for the school auditorium Friday evening.

A. F. Wittumre H. H Hoops Sidney Vern Bates George Line Jim Booth John Demers Demers Iliff Cole Loren Wheeler Potter Joe Demers

Few Complaints Reported on Nebraska Tree Distribution

Clayton W. Watkins Nebraska extension service forester says only five complaints and about six information letters were received since tree distribution began on April 1. About 700000 trees were sent, limit 300 per order. Complaints centered on pricing for extra trees, shortage leading to 100 trees instead of 150 or 200, and substitutions for Russian mulberry due to low supply. all issues resolved after the rush.

Clayton W. Watkins Nebraska Extension Service

County Agent Reports Tree Shortages and Refunds

County Agent Willey notes several customers were short on Russian olive trees and were refunded. Others also faced shortages and had issues resolved. Russian olives remain popular but in short supply, with many letters expressing satisfaction and inquiries about next year’s supply.

Willey

Local Notes From Potter and Surrounding Areas

Mrs. Troy’s father aged over 80 died after a long visit with her. Carnival at the high school drew a large crowd. C W Johnson and Dr Ames returned from the Republican state convention. N S Miller and C S Arp spend the week at Minden. Faculty attended a county teachers meeting in Sidney. Mrs R A Babcock and daughters and others drove to Grand Island for Eastern Star. Families visited Suno with A F Whitmire. Circusgoers from here attended in Sidney. Eva Olson accepted a position at Linn Implement. Mrs Charles Smith hosted dinner with families from Kimball and Blair. Mrs Charles Hagemeister’s father visited recently. Mrs Ford Weikhorst and Minnie entertained seniors and faculty at dinner. Margaret Craig won first in a Sidney spelling contest. Mrs W T Sloan visiting Grand Island. Rev C O Troy visited his parents in Julesburg and preached in North Platte. Ladies Aid hosts named. Fred Olson of Kearney visited his mother and sister. Judge Kahl of Sidney filled the local pulpit.

Cords Carol Lloyd Rogers Grand Island Babcock Eastern Star John Seyfang Elmer Seyfang Peter Hansen Suno A. F. Whitmire Sidney Eva Olson Linn Implement Company Charles Smith Callaway Place Kimball Lee Hagemeister Edelman Blair Peterson Brown Charles Hagemeister Ford Weikhorst Minnie Margaret Craig W. T. Sloan C. O. Troy Julesburg M. BE North Platte Ladies Aid Mesdames Wallick Carlson N. Jacobson Fred Olson

Sunny Side social notes and local visits at Lodge Pole

John Block called at the L. K Omel home Wednesday. The Helping Hand club met at the Floyd Wise home in Lodge Pole where planning a picnic occurred. The Span farm picnic Sunday drew over 15 attendees and good reports. Ike Sutton and Frank Stauffer from Loveland are visiting Arnold Thurow. Ethel Theis assisted Mrs. John Block, Art. Roberts and son Lester motored to Yuma, Colorado, to visit Mrs. Ott. John Omel called at Lodge Pole. Henry Koplin visited the Will Thurow home Saturday. W. W. Wassum and Mrs. Washburn with Miss Mary Oliverius were supper guests at Hornbloom. Freda Elge of Sidney stays with Will Thurow. John Block visiting his Gothenburg father. T. F. Rathbun and Mrs. dine with Chris Weigers.

Floyd Wise Lodge Pole Span Farm E. A. Wickard Ike Sutton Frank Stauffer Loveland Colo Arnold Thurow Ethel Theis John Block Gothenburg

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