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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1925

Page

5

Community Notes From Draw Area Social Roundup

A long string of visits and calls fills the Draw district diary with Miss Frances Lacy and Mrs James Mobatt visiting at the Mo batt home while several groups attended a bazaar at the academy Tuesday night. Miss Tillie Hemmer closes the school Friday May 15 with a picnic and prize ceremony for perfect attendance and spelling awards. A large community picnic followed at the school house, ice cream and cake served, with many locals present. A coyote den was found and dug out by George Hockerson and Frank Kurz at Sunday afternoon. A small tornado damaged a building on the Draw but spared major harm. Several couples announced marriages and community events with a plan for a Days of ’69 parade and forthcoming dances and social gatherings. The eighth grade graduation program entertained a large crowd, followed by many visits to Sterling and local church activities. Preaching scheduled for May 24 and May 31 by Rev Hays of Colorado Springs. Everyone invited to attend.

Frances Lacy James Mobatt Academy George Hockerson Matt Hemmer Frank Kurz Bobby Otto Kurz John Kurz Mitchell Cecelia Lorenzo Betty Jane O. Hatcher Denninger Court House Mary Ellen Brown Tillie Hemmer Miss Hemmer Christine Kretz Frances Seidel Tauise Kurz Cecil Kurz Freda Kurz Mary Seldel Ford Bertha Bittner Ben Hauc F. Kurz Chris Rhode Klug Mary Hemmer Hugh Gibson Proctor Clara Hemmer Dora Hemmer John Hemmer Bert Clark Mary John Kurs N. B. Henderson Huntsman Jim Sparks Jim Mohart Frank Kurs Robert H. van Aelstyn Mrs. van Aelstyn Ray Crable Vern Wilson Sterling Roy Roy Beebe Viola Kester Greeley Colo Crook M. T. Moore Arthur McKelvey A. D. Hilliard Leroy Crabb C. M. Morten John Scott Gus Sutter Perry Balentine Denver Ray Sheffield Milo Moore John Speaker Fort Morgan Bert Hilliard Roy Crable Lavern Hilliard Roy Binney John McKelvey Presbyterian Church Hays Colorado Springs

Spring Canyon Notes From Local Visits and Trips

A fragment lists several local movements and events: Rev Frank Daniels and M T Moore motor to Fort Colitis last Monday and back to Crook on Tuesday. Gus Butter reports a lost saddle and horse. Roy Crabl made a business trip to Proctor on Monday evening. Mrs Roy English and daughter Audrey visited Mrs Harry Reeves last Monday. Walter Bristow did cement work at A D Hillard ranch Monday to Wednesday. The Willing Workers met at Mrs Bernard Hill’s home for an all day session with twelve members present and three new members joining: Mrs J E Bates, Mrs AL Pope, and Mrs D R Gross.

Frank Daniels M. T. Moore Fort Colitis Crook Gus Butter Roy Crabl Proctor Roy English Audrey

Potter People and Visits Highlight Small Town News

Potter residents welcomed back Dewey Lovall family from Denver to resume home. Lincoln visitors Knudson stay with C A Larson. Irene Pavlat returns after teaching in sand hills. Roy Arnell returns from California after two years. Wesley Meade ill with flu. Mrs N B Miller brings home four month old adopted daughter from Omaha. Circusgoers from Potter attend Sidney show. Mother's Day service at M E church. Senator C W Johnson spoke in Hastings. roads poor on return. John Quein in Beatrice on business. One week left of school.

Dewey Lovall Denver Potter Knudson Lincoln C. A. Larson Irene Pavlat Sand Hills Roy Arnell California Wesley Meade Miller Omaha Sidney M. E C. W. Johnson Hastings Johnson Kansas John Quein Beatrice

South Sunol Local Notes From Week of Visitors and Illness

South Sunol notes crowded social visits and sickness. Little Fern Holmes remains ill for several days while Frank Pokorny E N Roth and families joined circus goers in Sidney. H R Holmes sold hogs to Sunol and Lizzie Peters traveled selling automobiles for Chappell Auto. Rain fell heavily in the area over the past days as locals reported callers and gatherings at Holmes Miles Zimmerman and Jacob Zimmerman homes.

Little Fern Holmes Sidney Frank Pokorny E. N. Roth Frank Skrdle H. R. Holmes George Jauderback Charles Lee Todd' Gentry Lynch Home B. N. Roth Sund Charles Dickinson J. C. Miles R. H. Holmes Sam, James D. B. Phelps Holmes Ranch R. ‘Ae ‘Peters Lodge Pole Chappell -Auto Company Karl Hank Jacob Zimmerman Mary Karr Charles Miller Joe Vogler Milleer

Mr and Mrs Wank and Zimmerman in Sidney Saturday

Mr and Mrs Karl Wank and Mr and Mrs Jacob Zimmerman were in Sidney on Saturday for an unspecified visit. The brief note confirms their presence in the city during the weekend.

Karl Wank Jacob Zimmerman Sidney

Kurz family and friends attend circus and visits

Mr and Mrs John Kurz and family attended the circus on Saturday along with Mr and Mrs Otto Kurz and Mr and Mrs Frank Kurz and Robert. Several neighbors including John Seidel and children Joe Denninger and families, Will Mohatt's, Clara and Helen Mohatt, and Helen Mohatt graduate of St Patrick academy 1925 were seen at events and visits through the week in Sidney and vicinity.

John Kurz Otto Kurz Frank Kurz Robert Sidney James Mohatt Will Mohatt Chris Rhode Hoyt Gibson Matt Hemmer Betty Jane Hockerson John Seidel Joe Denninger Clara Helen Helen Mohatt St. Patrick's Academy Ann Bert Walker West Gurley J. Hatcher O. Hatcher J. LU. McIntosh Maggie Peetz George Kretz Roy Spicknell C. Mitchell Ray Johnson Kurz

White Cove Valley social notes from a busy week

Crowded out last week Parmore children and George Rogers listed corn. Residents visited schools at Parker and Crook. D R Gross, John McDonnell and families traveled to Sidney and Crook. Visitors included Perry Balentine, Mrs Bates, and the Reeves brothers. Wheatland, Wyoming reported.

Parmore John McDeonnell Watkins George Rogers Bill Rhodes John Fisher Parker School

South Divide Junior Senior Banquet Attended by Notables

Marvin Fliett and Leverett Payzant attended the Junior-Senior banquet, joining classmates and faculty for an evening of recognition and fellowship. The evening highlighted student achievements and future plans as attendees gathered at the school auditorium.

Marvin Fliett Leverett Payzant

Local social notes and visits near Sul na Kansas

Shore ay evening transfers include Mr and Mrs Henry Lewell and daughters Delores and Betty Lee traveling to Sul na Kansas. Numerous visits and dinners cited with friends and relatives, Harlan and Yowell families, May 11 H. C. meetings, picnics at Krueger's lake, and a labor savers demonstration by Mrs Dimick and Mrs Sparks. Zoe Edwards visits then heads to Maynard Minnesota for summer with daughter. flu illness noted for Mary Wood. numerous small gatherings and outings described.

Shore Aawl Henry Lewell Delores Betty Lee Sul Na Kansas Yowel Ralph Harlan Doris FE. G Harlan Bridgeport Earl Wood B. F. Walker Gurley Esther Hand Opal Spiker H .C Lloyd Yowell Frances Hand Robert Robertson J. H. Warrick Earl Hiett Guy Shaw Ruth Esther Kimball Mr. Shaw John Shaw Marvin Hiett H. Tt. C Payzant Dimick Paul Sparks Zoe Edwards Efkner Elvira Miss Clifton

Bake Sale by Womans Club at Leonard’s Grocery

The Womans club hosts a bake sale on Saturday May 23 at Leonard’s Grocery starting at 1:00. Proceeds benefit club activities and community programs in the area.

Womans Club Leonard’s Grocery

Geography and History Contest Offered for Cash Prizes

Announcement invites participation in a nationwide educational contest offering $1600 cash and total prizes of $2000. Readers are urged to send stamps to Sheffield Laboratories, Dept. 1, Aurora, Illinois, to receive the list of 33 geography and history questions, rules, and circular.

Sheffield Laboratories Dept. 1 Aurora Illinois

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tom Jones Spring Canyon South Sunol White Cove Valley Paul Dobbs John McDonnell Ora Rogers D. R. Gross Bates Pope Harry Vernon Reeves J Ed Rogers Bernard Hill Big Guy Fenimore Wheatland Wyo D. R. Gross and Son Ellis, Frakes McDonnell Frakes Lee Brothers Elveus Rogers Ea Rogers Oren ‘Tondy E. F. Tondy Charles Foster Mrs John Brothers Bake Sale Racel OTA Brecht Brecht Candy Co Brecht Candy Company Berechst Colorado Furies Atlas Laboratories Weat Hoboken N P. O Thare
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