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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1931

Page

6

Maple Grove Social Roundup At Local Homes

Mrs Nels Johnson hosted dinner at Ed Miles home with several neighbors visiting. Numerous couples and families stopped by for meals, picnics, and Sunday dinners at John Newton, W T Sharman, and other local homes. Ed Miles and Alice Mae visited Nels Johnson. many attended church events and a school picnic in district 17.

Local Social Notes From Lodge Pole Area This Week

Lodge Pole and nearby communities report a busy spell of visits, commencements, and club activities. Delegates attend Eastern Star events in Lincoln, local clubs host dinners for members, and various residents travel to Denver Broadwater and Sidney for business and service.

Local News Briefs From Oshkosh and Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs Guman of Oshkosh assisted at the depot this week. Potters field team was shut out 10 to 0 by the local club on Sunday at Potter. Mrs Elia Carter left Monday for New York to pursue a new venture, accompanied to Omaha by Miss Laura Kintz. Mr and Mrs Charles Hein and Mrs L R Barlow visited Chappell Friday. A group from here attended the Woman's Club meeting in Sidney Friday.

Kosh Guman Oshkosh Potter Elia Carter New York Omaha Laura Kintz Charles Hein L. R. Barlow Chappell Woman's Club Sidney

Brownson School Visitors and Social Gatherings

Mrs Arnold Stockhamp and Mrs John Frerichs visited Brownson school Thursday afternoon. Roy Couch injured his knee last week while working for Harry Cortright. Brownson Helping Hand Club met with Mrs Couch Thursday with ten members and two visitors. A luncheon was served at close of the meeting. Next meeting will be at Mrs Bridgman’s home on May 28. Mrs Harry Scott from Dalton visited sister Edith Connelly on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Wes Schinkle entertained Miss Viola Foster and Mrs Frank Wait at supper Thursday. Mr and Mrs Marvin Anthony and children spent Sunday with Frank Anthony. Mrs Will Turner visited Mrs Henry Anderson on Friday. Miss Viola Foster and Mrs Frank Wait were supper guests at John Frerichs Tuesday evening. Herdon school children, teacher and parents enjoyed a picnic at the school house Friday May 15. Mr and Mrs Stanley Visina and Gene called on Mr and Mrs Chas Anderson Tuesday evening. Mr Otto Perso and Mr and Mrs Harry Scott and children spent Sunday with Edith Connelly family. Mr and Mrs Henry Darnstadt and children, moving from Sidney, have moved to an apartment in Loyd Bridgman home. La Moyne Shinkle, Lois Stockham and Billy Turner were overnight guests of teacher Miss Viola Foster Monday night.

Arnold Stockhamp John Frerichs Brownson Roy Couch Harry Cortright Brownson Helping Hand Club Couch Bridgman Harry Scott Dalton Edith Connelly Wes Schinkle Viola Foster Frank Wait Marvin Anthony Frank Anthony Will Turner Henry Anderson Herdon School Stanley Visina Gene Chas Anderson Otto Perso Henry Darnstadt Sidney Loyd

Interest Grows Over Approaching Junior Legion Tourney

Legion junior baseball teams across the state are getting into shape as the approaching tournament builds enthusiasm and practice intensity among players and coaches.

Legion

County and State Baseball Playoffs Announced for June to July

The drive for state and national championships includes county eliminations June 24–26, division tours July 9–10, and state finals in Omaha July 23–25. William D McHugh of Omaha chairs the baseball committee, with rosters capped at 15 and an age rule change. Six Custer county towns split into American and National leagues. opening games start June 2 and an all star team will represent the county in district and state play if victorious. Sidney’s junior squad, coached by H E Bauman, shows strong season drills and district hopes.

Omaha Custer County Arnold Broken Bow Merna Ansley Comstock Sargent

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Maple Grove M.s Nels Johnson Ed Miles R W Johnson Harold Spiker Frank Workman F A. Johnson Earl Nighteneale Alice Mae Nels Johnson's August Gade Elmer Gades A. Johnson Zellabelle Arthur W. T. Sharman’s Joe Dilley Grace Lee Johnson W. T Sharman’s Elmer Gade Clarke Newton Sterling John Newton Harold Robertson Muss Mildred Workman Will Thompson Fred Jurgens Earl Johnson Ray Reyroth Louis Barton Frances Hade M. E. Church Earl Nightengale Colo Berggren R. C. Ruther Newton F. A. Johnson Frank Deaver Emil Nightengale’s W. T. Sharman Ben Jurgen Lee Washburn Mrs. Washburn Henry Beebe and Son Leroy Windshimer Feulcher Denver Harris Lodgenpole Woman's Club Paul Smith Sunol Leo Stephens Lincoln Vera Callam Preston Smith Red and White Wye James Carleton H. Craig Ruby Spindler Lucy Bills Louis Kaub Bayard M. E Church G M. Brox Florence Fross Charlotte Bills J. W. Rogers Wm Munson Legion Auxiliary Nellie Lehmkuhl Ray Johnson Julesburg Johnson Home Golden Red Lodge No Hansen Buford Wyo Ralph Hayes Osh Nebraska Nebraska Institution Red Crown William D McHugh Baseball Committee H. E. Bauman City Auditorium Cha-May Farm Loans and Insurance Western Securities Co Phone 35 Co W. Smith Roche Bldg Mgr Nebr Sterling Merchants Club Seals Ball Park Kimball Kimball County Krueger Brothers
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