Local social notes from Sano area events
Readable summaries of residents traveling and visiting relatives from Sano and nearby Sidney. John Kucera travels to Tribune Kansas to work with Frank Kucera. Mrs Hungerford of Gillette Wyoming visits relatives coming from Arizona with a ill husband. Local families Cades Gades Ellingtons Potter Howard Booth Warren Oliverius Allington and Krueger attend social calls and shopping in Sidney. Miss Ellington to Lincoln for university study this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kucera
Tribune
Kansas
Frank
Oscar Hungerford
Gillette
Wyo
Arizona
Wm. Gade
Sidney
B. Allington
Atgeast Gade and Sons
Una Krueger
Helen Christensen
Vere van Divier
Loveland
Colo
Gladys Ellington
Opal Allington
Miss Ellington
Lincoln
New Daughter for Route A West Gurley Family
Route A West Gurley reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Aurich on May 23 the first born. Other notes include ill health of Mrs Jim Folks, a horse injury near a plow saved by Dr Zike, Rev Weyking's limited services after hospital stay, and community updates on roads, farming, rain, and local events around Gurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Aurich
Jim Folks
Will Jondas
Zike
Sidney
Weyking
Sioux City
Arthur Everet
Brighton
Colo
Whi
Arthur
Bunker Trill
New. Peters
Kruegers
Herman Fastenau
Paul Draper
West Gurley
Ickes News High school graduates tenth grade this year
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Weible visited relatives in Chappell over the weekend. Various locals shared calls and visits at different homes including the Worth, Morrow, Weigand, and Shinker families. School ended Friday with Miss Anderson and Miss Fullerton preparing to return next year. four tenth grade graduates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Weible
Chappell
Myrtle
Raymond Weed
Coleman
Donald Kreader
Glen Zorn
Johnnie
Agnes Weigand
FE. L. Weed
Ruth Shinker
White Home
W. Eckert
G. H. Worth
A. A. Morrow
Welgand
Sadie Scott
Farewell at Chadron school marks year’s end
Emma Morrow Josephine Walsh Walter and Lyle Wilson and one graduate Paul Morrow led a year with Jessie Sekert as the only pupil never absent or tardy. Friday evening’s farewell brought teachers and families to the schoolhouse. Miss Mary Walsh, recent Chadron normal attendee, plans summer with home folks after returning Saturday. Others attending events included the Osborn and Jorgenson families and neighbors from Den ver, Bunker Hill, Sidney, and Moran homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Morrow
Josephine Walsh
Walter
Lyle Wilson
Paul Morrow
Jessie Sekert
Mary Walsh
Chadron
Ed Zorn
J C. Guill
A. Morrow
Ilene
Moran Home
Shoppers and social priorites noted in Crook area
Spring Canyon Clarence Becie P F McKelcey and A D Hilliard families shop Crook Monday. Mrs Jesse Moon operated on last Tuesday at Dr Sprecher Crook. Mrs Moon recovering well. Ray Sheffield visits Mrs Bert Hilliard. Light showers helped this week. hoping for rain. Numerous visits and social calls recorded from Crook Proctor Sterling and surrounding towns with music lessons and Willing Workers luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Becie
P. F. McKelcey
A. D. Hilliard
Crook
Jesse Moon
Proctor
Sterling
Jim Bates
Harry Reeves
Damett
John Hellbusch
Will Hecker
Eva Binney
Mildred Holmes
Hiliard
Dan Beebe
Gus Sutter
George Bussis
Joe Hecker
Lodgepole Social Notes And Local Arrivals
Lodgepole community items report illnesses visits from Mrs W T Tate and Mrs J W Rogers family movements from Texas and California, travel to Allerton Iowa and Manhattan Kansas, local sports loss at Sedgwick, Nebraska rain relief, and various social visits including movies and farm care. Notable names: A R Jamison Jr J W Rogers CG F B Vaughan Marian Lucille Tobler Simkins Callison Barlow Lehmkuhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HW. White
Laramie
Wye
Fenske
Casper Ellison
Los Angeles
Calif
A. R. Jamison, Jr
J. W Rogers
North Platte
J. W. Rogers
Texas
Lodge Pole
J. W. McDaniel, Sr
Sidney
Omar Wiggington
New Castle
Colo
Lawrence Tobler
Baby
Mr. Tobler
H Simkins
Chappell
Flo Barlow
FP. J. Grant
Sedgwick
Wm. Octinger
Manhattan
Kansas
Josie Houston
San Francisco
J. L. Callison
Fred Raddatz
A. B. Thompson
L. R. Barlow
Fred Lehmkuhl
Mr and Mrs Wm Schroll Return from Denver Visit
Mr and Mrs Wm Schroll came back from Denver on Wednesday while Mrs SE Vogler returned Saturday from a three week visit at Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Schroll
Denver
SE. Vogler
Kimball
Local School District Notices and Social Visits
Local notes report schools in District No 62 and 13 closed for picnics and activities at school houses and Points of Stocks. Families and neighbors including McKee Brett Nelson Bowes Ayers Lambert Moench Fisher and Juelfs visited, called on neighbors, or shopped in Sidney and Wheatland during the week and weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McKee
Lewis Brett
Stocks
Henry Moench
George Juelfs
Pete Nelson
Andrew Nelson
Uncapher
Hilma Nelson
John Nelson and
W. T. Bowes
Scottsbluff
Dan Duncan
Charles Fisher
Sidney
W. L. Ayers
Wheatland
Wyo
Jesse Lambert
Herman Moench
Henry Funkner
Myrtle Nelson
W. D. Matthewson
Pleasant Valley Notes and Local Changes Near Sidney
Pleasant Valley reports movements on nearby farms with Simpson and Lauderback families shifting farms last Saturday. Visitors from Sterling, Kearney, and Crook areas are noted along with school closures and a White Dove picnic. A fall on a car ride injured Grandma Lauderback, and local residents attended cemetery matters and dental work. Some farmers replant corn due to wind damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. C. Simpson
Harry Lauderback
Sidney
Truman Lauderback
Mr. Simpson
T. W. Simpson
Charles Pool
Baby
Jwesburg
Fairview
White Dove
A. BB. Pierce
Kearney
A. Ti. Pierce, Jr
R. G. Simpson
Phil Brossard
Grandma Lauderback
Crook
Ed Biiney
Lauderback
Sprecher
George Lauderback
Mary Brandt
George Bowser
Local Socials and Events Highlight Weekly North Platte Notes
Tuesday to Sunday social visits mark the week with calls among Bales Meyer Engel and Borcher families. Center schoolhouse graduation, Farmers Union meeting, and a Dalton dance reflect community life. A Lutheran picnic at Krueger Lake, a May 24 birth, and a Sachs birthday are noted alongside cabbage plants for sale by The North Platte Floral Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Bales
Theo Borcher
Twibhert Borcher
Edwin Aurichs
John Engel
Fred Wickhorst
Wm. Rohdes
Krueger
Frank Gross
Ken Bales and
Gurley
Wm. Sachs
Louis Volkerts
Mr. Sachs
Sidelined by Storm and Small Accidents in Crook
Sidney endured a heavy rain and hail with a light shower on Friday morning. Miss Phillis Brossard broke her arm trying to crank a Ford and was treated in Crook. RG. Simpson sought Dr. Taylor to remove a cinder from his eyeball. Mrs. J. Kuhl wrapped up her school week with a picnic and wienie roast at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillis Brossard
RG. Simpson
Sidney
Dr. Taylor
Make Haste Slowly in Dalira Farming
Thinking farmers resist debt despite loan options for livestock. J 101 Frandsen warns against unscrupulous creamery promoters who vanished after selling complete outfits. Bankers should curb heavy borrowing unless farmers are proven dairying fits with good cows. Poor cows worsen debt and invite scalpers, diseased stock, and high-pressure sales to beginners. Watch repairers note Winders Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 101 Frandsen
Nebraska Farm
Busienss
Frandsen
Nebraska
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Spring Canyon
Sextor
Pleasant Valley
Bunker Hill
Ruby Brown
Mary Burchell
Charles Hill
Henry Schmidt
Will Meyer
Merlin
Paul Meyer
Center School House
Rute Brown
P. J. Meyer
Gertrude Bales
Join Engel
Farmers Union Meeting
Fa Weiile
Dalton
North Platte Floral CO
Nolan
Texaco
Frank B. Nolan
Nebr
Buick
Ford
A. S. Hardy
Hahler Garage
Dalira
E. J. Marcotte
Winders Hardware
The
Quaker Inn
Chevrolet
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