Sunol and nearby towns report weekend visits and moves
Sunol residents note continued travel for medical care and family visits. Omaha trips include Ed Shimba and family, with others attending meetings and football games in Lincoln. Church of Christ building to be moved to Sund for use as a meeting house, with locals Carroll Sheets and Carl Christ involved. school and business rounds continue in Sunol, Sidney, Lodge Pole, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Oliverius
Sund
Ed Shimba
Omaha
Jim
W. W. Craig
Mons Johnson
Farmers Union
Swift
Harvey Anderson
William
Sunol
Frank Pavlat
George Allington
Lincoln
Guy Stevens
James Seda
F. J. Pavlat
Leona Lindley
Virginia Englert
Walter Craig
Leslie Johnson
Dennver Hospital
Church of Christ
Notch Divide
Sheets
Sidney
Carl Christ of
Gurley
Church of Christ Congregation
District 39
John Junker
William Gade
Suno
Ben Planck
James Sparks
Muhr Brothers of
Redington
Alington & Allington
A Fenske
Adam Shimka
Potter area social and local notices sweep in Cheyenne visitors
Names of residents and visitors fill a Potter community roundup. Mr and Mrs A W Dean return from a visit with Mrs Deen's brother in Wyoming. Edna Goding Irma Partie Berdell Bartlett resume Chadron studies. Mrs R L MacAdam and Louis Herman visit. Agnes Aldrich resigns as bookkeeper at Wit Milling, moves to Venango. Ladies Aid meets November 12 with hostesses Hagemeister Stevens and Biggs. Gene Joyce Thelma James Coulter return from Dannebrog. Tom Iverson family visit Egbert. Biggs, Robertson, Sanders, Warner attend Royal Neighbors in Scottsbluff. Warren Everett of Carroll visits Potter, ex James Lumber worker. Amos Wagner and Sachtsen attend Peetz rally. Emil Cords opens a new eating house south of drug store. Men plan a community dinner Friday at M E church for all women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Aldrich
Wit’ Milling Company
Venango
Ladies Aid
Narlors
Lee Hagemeister
Stevens
Mirs C E Biggs
Gene
Joyce Schmidt
Thelma
James Coulter
Dannebrog
Tom Iverson
Egbert
Wyo
C .F. Biggs
Ralph Robertson
Anna Sanders
Harry Warner
Royal Neighbors
Scottsbluff
Warren Everett
Carrol
Potter
Everett
James Lumber Company
Amos Wagner
Sachtsen
Peetz
Emil Cords
M. E. Chuch
Community Social Notes and Visits Around Sidney
Local residents report Sunday visits and dinners at multiple homes including the Nelson, Whitney, Madden, and Beale households. Weekend and weekday calls involve the Andersons, Larsons, Olson sisters, and the Glassburn children. The Farmers Union plans a meeting November 14 at the Beale residence. Jolly Neighbors club gathered at Mrs. Hadley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Eva Olson
Denver
V. A. Nelson
Alice Carol
Warren
Sidney
Farmers Union
E. M. Beale
Henry James
Chris Hansen
J. H. Madden
Milan
Max
Dewitt Glassburn
E. M. Nelson
Alice Carol Nelson
Wimola Jean Herboldsheimer
Steims
Stella
George Whitney
Jens Olsen
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Ed Morrow
Jolly Neighbors Club
E. R. Hadley
Social notes from Grand Prairie area travelers and gatherings
Grand Prairie residents report visits and trips to Denver Boulder Sidney and Lodge Pole. Families including Hart Gade Welton Irwin Tremain and Johnson share meals, birthdays, and church events while hosting and visiting relatives across Nebraska and Wyoming with dinners, picnics, and a teachers convention in Scottsbluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Hart
Denver
Mr. Hart
Mary Hart
Ed and
Clyde
Charles Pierce
Will Gade
P. Z. Gentry
Charles Welton
Mae
Dan Rupert
Cecil Tremain
John and
Lowell Hokom
Lyle Shaeffer
W. O. Johnson
Sunny Side
District 68
Sam Irwin
Frances
J. C. Jorgensen
Alfred
Anna
Arnold Fox
Henry Bogard
Sidney
Jorgensen
Cheyenne County
Court House
June
Evelyn
John Bahr
M. E
Lodge Pole
Dorothy
Josie
Sadie Irwin
Ray Tremain and Sons
John Hokom and Sons
Mr. Mansfield
Ong
North Lakes
Social visiting weekENDS at local homes
A large crowd attended a Thursday meeting and enjoyed a luncheon hosted by the hostess. Several families including the Bertramsons Nelsons Richards Gibbons and Quinns plus the Sayes and Andrewses visited various homes Sunday and Friday afternoons and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bertramson
Christie
Jack Richards
L. K
Mrs. Quinn
Mrs. Saye
C. P. Herboldsheimer
American Typewriters Estimated At Seven Million
An unofficial estimate puts the number of American made typewriters in the United States and abroad at about 7 000 000, reflecting broad use and manufacturing reach across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Georg. Baw Wao
Lodae Pole
Barlow
Grorcze Barlow
Fd Roth
Ruttner
Angela
Beulah
Lucile Billeter
Onan Million
Erwin Auhich
R. A Babcock
Emil Nelson
Cheyenne
A. W Dean
Deen
Din
Wyoming
Edna Goding
Irma Partie
Berdell Bartlett
Chadren
R L MacAdam
Louis Herman
Gresley Cole
Andrew Anderson
Grand Prairie
W W Craig
Sundl
John Hokom
Mansfield
Ray Tremain
Merle Pearson
Albert Johnson
Emil Gade
Pine Bluffs
Helen
Marion Wolf
Butcher
Near Lodge Pole
Forrest Planckss
Planc
Bridgeport
James Irwin
Fred
J. H. Gell
Charles’ Welton
Erma
Wayne Macklin
Doris
Leola
Charles Smith
F. N. Smith
Glenis
Ethel Irwin
Elizabeth Bryant
T. G. Waddell
Robert
Fred Irwin
Eliabeth Bryan
Ethel
John Theis
Martin Christensen
Sydney
Kenneth
L. K. Omel
John Omel
A. L. Roberts
Familly
T. G Waddell
Henry Glant
Win Frerichs
William Frerichs
Herman Buescher
Ben Jurgens
Weyerts
Alva Franklin
North of Lodge Poole
Earl Johnson
August Gade
George Hinrichs
Near Weyerts
Helen Gade
Oscar Olson
Frank Schroeder
Art Closman and Son
Lester Elkington
Arthur Holm
Edith Clithero
E. Planck
Joel Wickard
Minatare
Daugher
Will Frerichs
Rev. Peters
Hazel Gillette
Delbert Nelson
Lucile
Fielden Waddell
Waddell
Ben Jorgens
Canistota
Gothenburg
Nels Johnson
J C Jorgensen
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Nebr
Dee
Us Today
Farmers Produce CO
M. L. Anthony, Mgr
Nebraska
Farm Loans and Insurance
Western Securities Co
C. W. Smith
Reche
Sidey, Nebe
White Eagle
White Eagle Oil Corporation
Sec
WDAF
The
Kansas City Star
Eth
Kansas
Nebrasksouri
Fox Missouri
A.C
Banner and Banner Ethyl Gasoline
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