Sunol News Highlights School Work and Local Incidents
Lois and Leah Booth returned from Lincoln after a year at the university. Red Cross groups convert the school house into a work room meeting weekly. Floyd Powell diary-like breaks thirty-five acres daily with a steam outfit. A bronco event ends with a horse colliding through several stores but no injuries. A traveling minister spoke at the school house, and various locals are noted visiting relatives and completing home tasks. Brick work on the new school building begins as residents attend events and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Leah Booth
Lincoln
Harry Wetherwax
Lodgepole
Red Cross
Floyd Powell
Sidney
Jean Kerk
Krengers Lake
Why The Chautauqua Is Needed
Why the Chautauqua is running this year is explained in sentences from Charles F. Turner. He notes economy in government and society, the broad support from leaders including the U.S. President, and the role of Chautauquas in delivering timely information and wholesome diversion during wartime. The piece highlights patriotism, community effort, and youth participation in the program Liberty's Torch. Mrs. F G Griffith travels to Omaha for family and military duties, with her son Ferl enlisting at Fort Sheridan after university studies.
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Charles F. Turner
Washington
United States
America
Mexico
Canada
Liberty Band
Thrift Stamp
K. C
Agriculture
Red Cross
Chautauqua
Prairie Gem C R Lovall Builds Porch on Ranch House
PRAIRIE GEM C R Lovall is adding a porch at Hubert Fuller's ranch house. Henry Welsh and family were Sunday visitors at Clyde Lovall's home and could not return Sunday evening due to car lights and tire trouble. The evening featured games for the children. Mrs C B Chambers is in Sidney for treatments from the Doctor this week. Mrs Oliver was sick last week and visited the Doctor Monday. Judge Chambers lost a cow last week. Pastures are fine with cattle and range horses in good condition this spring. Crops look good overall and most have finished planting. spring grain is strong though winter wheat is uneven in some fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Lovall
Hubert Fuller
Henry Welsh
Clyde Lovall
Chambers
Sidney
Living in Two Days Halves Present Strength
The passage argues that attempting to live in two days at once divides strength and dulls current efficiency. It warns that dwelling on past errors or fearing the future reduces the energy available for the present moment.
Local and Personal News Spotlight Community Travels
Dr. W E Mantor spent most of the week in Omaha returning Sunday. Walter J Nelson starts rural route mail work and will begin June first. Mr and Mrs J P Brown of Kimball visited with the H Van Alysinye family in their new car Sunday. Miss Mamie J White, Central Building principal, leaves Saturday for St Louis and Illinois points for the summer. Miss Winnifred Wood departs Friday for Hastings to recover from school work. The Chappell young folks and orchestra danced in the opera house Saturday. Jack Aldridge at Fort Leavenworth has been made sergeant in the engineering corps. A Kucera barn dance near Sunol was enjoyed. Sidney orchestra and dancers traveled here for the event. Mrs Chambers and Bayard native visited, with one daughter undergoing appendicitis in Omaha. John V Anderson of Leland, Illinois, visits Sidney for the first time in 31 years and owns lands north of Bronson. This week’s dripping skies mirror the community’s somber mood due to recent deaths.
Local Notes on Farms and Visits Near Potter
A fine rain brightens farmers mood. Mrs. Pete Nelson and children visit Mrs. Lambert. Harry Courtright and Mr. Luninghower seek Balky engine startup tips. F C Mather of Aurora, Nebraska tours land interests north of Potter and recalls early U P A R Co land purchase. Nelson family socializes south of Potter at Chas Hein er home. Miss Hilma stays longer. EB Ramsey breaks for Herman Schubarth. Mrs Sam Wickstraw's hospital in Edgemont SD. her condition worsens. Pete Nelson trips to Sidney. Chas McKee breaks on Section 1 planning vast fall wheat acreage. Kate Heiner heads away soon.
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Harry Courtright
Mr. Luninghower
F. C. Mather
Aurora
Nebraska
Potter
Mr. Mather
Peter Nelson
Chas. Heiner
Miss Hilma
Pete Nelson
Sidney
Chas. McKee
Kate Heiner
Mrs Hughes Leaves Home for Davenport Visit
Mrs R E Hughes departs from the home of Mr and Mrs W J Siders to visit relatives in Davenport Nebraska. She is undecided about her future plans as her husband has been called to Fort Dodge Iowa to serve in the engineer's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Hughes
W. J. Siders
Davenport
Nebraska
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Nine young ladies enjoy weenie roast near gravel pit
A group of nine young women wearing khaki unionalls and similar masculine outfits spent Wednesday evening at a weenie roast in the hills near the gravel pit home. The group concluded their outing with an automobile ride to Potter and back.
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Potter
Sidney notices and gatherings from Milo to Alliance
C B Reynolds and wife and daughter return from Milo after attending a funeral. Ethel Ford joins them for a visit. Edith Oldershaw returns from Pullman to join Sidney faculty next year. Blanche McKinney Hunter Hippodrome to perform at the State Stockmen convention in Alliance June 11 12 13 14. Altar Society meets. lamp sale yields 22 50. Frank King and daughter Catherine home from Kansas City visit. Simodynes in military service. Mrs Simodynes to Sidney after 4 weeks in KC. SIDNEY LUMBER CO promotes lending for a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Reynolds
Lorenzo
Milo
Iowa
Ethel Ford
Alliance
Blanche McKinney-Hunter
Frank King
Catherine
Kansas City
Joe Simodynes
Thermopolis Woman Readsies for Appendicitis Operation
A Thermopolis resident will undergo an appendicitis operation this week after a period of persistent suffering.
Expert Battery Service at SID NEY Battery Station
SID NEY Battery Station offers expert battery service at Hardy Hardware Store. The ad highlights battery testing charging and installation services for vehicles and equipment with emphasis on reliability and fast turnaround.
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Sidney Battery Station
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Sidney, Nebraska
B. A. Jones
W. E. Swatzlander
Leslie Neubauer
SUNOL
Fenske Bros. Hardware Store
Demers and Sons Hardware Store
Emil Englert
L. EB. Allington
Geo. Gilbert
W. B. Wallace
Lisco
O. E. Fenske
Jol Demers
Sidney Lumber CO
North Dakota
Livoni & Son
NEBR
Liberty
F. G. Griffith
Omaha
Ferl
Green
Fort Sheridan
Rockford
Illinois
Griffith
Prairie Gem
WE Mantor
Walter J. Nelson
J. P. Brown
Kimball
H. van- Alysiyne
Mamie J. White
St. Louis
Finois Points
Chappell
Chappell Orchestra
Jack Aldridge
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
Kucera Ranch
John V. Anderson
Leland, Thinois
Bronson
Hardy Hardware CO
Sextorp
Lambert
EB. E. Ramsey
Herman Schubarth
Sam Wickstraw
Edgemont
Edith Qoldershaw
Pullman
Minnie Oldershaw
Bridgeport
Edith
Altar Society
John Simonese
Scanlon
Art Closman
Sol Willis
Sidney Lumber OO
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Hardy Hardware Store
Central Meat
Peter Peetz
Wier & Hamilton
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