Antelope Divide Social Roundup Notes and Snow
Mr and Mrs E R Hadley returned Friday from visiting relatives in the eastern part of the state and Iowa. Miss Barbara Whitney visited Sunday night with Vivian Littl and others gathered at nearby homes. Community members called on neighbors, with Chauncey Nelson visiting the C P Herboldsheimer home and Bert Christensen with Noble and Lloyd Hooblar at the Carl Nerson home. Several pupils were excused from school due to a teachers institute. A good snow fell in the community last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mads Larson
Miss Tierney
George Whitney
Co. P. Herboldsheimer
Hubert
Kimball
Miss Edwards
E. M. Nelson
Guy Terman
BE. R. Hadley
Teachers Institute
Sunny Side Community Notes Mixed Socials and Visits
Walter Hernbloom left for Lusk Wyoming Friday. Mrs Theis and son Lester were Lodge Pole shoppers Saturday afternoon. Walter Wassum visited the Halsey home Thursday. Harold Hernbloom's wife spent Friday with her mother Mrs Wise. Sylvester Wassum stayed Wednesday night with his parents. A Halloween party was held at Sunny Side school with a large crowd. Various local residents made weekend visits and calls to friends in Lodge Pole Sidney and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hernbloom
Lusk
Wyo
Sunny Side
John Theis
Lodge
James Tighe
H. H. Misegadis
Neary and Christofferson Families Attend Funeral
Mr and Mrs Clayton Neary and family and Mr and Mrs Martin Christofferson traveled to Winside Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs Neary and Mrs Christoffersons father. The Methodist Sunday school board met Wednesday evening at Lynn Cunningham home electing William Wolecott superintendent with Willis and Mathews as assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Neary
Martin Christofferson
Community Notes and Obituaries from Gurley Area
Miss Elia Christensen was elected secretary and treasurer. Raymond Bumgardner of Torrington Wyoming died October 31, leaving wife Marjorie, daughters Jacqueline and Betty Jean, his mother Iva, sister and brother, with interment at Ravenna. Gurley shoppers and local visits are listed along with church activities, hospital news, and volunteer fire department meeting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Christensen
Raymond Clair Bumgardner
Torrington
Wyo
Bumgardner
Marjorie
Jacqueline Louise
Betty Jean
Iva Bumgardner
Ravenna
Earl Hughes
Aurora
Clayton
Hastings
Martin Christofferson
Dalton
L F. Cunningham
Sidney
Methodist Ladies Aid
Center Methodist Iadies
L. F. Cunningham
Lynn Cunningham
F. S. Dickes
Gurley
William Urbanski
Charles Gabriel
Lutheran Guild
Charles Semerad
Sterling Hospital
Marjorie Bumgardner
Betty
Jackey
C. J. Cagley
A. H. Dilley
Gladys Christofferson
Garvin
Winside
Christian Eigenberg
Sidney Visitors Attend Turky Dinner Birthday Honor
Mrs Ignatz Meick and son John visited in Sidney on Friday. Harvey George and Mrs A J Petre of Crook stayed with their parents Mr and Mrs John George over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Harry Witters and family joined H J Elsen for Sunday dinner. Louis and Charles George attended a turkey dinner at John Armstrong's in Sidney Friday night in honor of Fred Georg's birthday. Laddie Koehler visited H J Elsen Friday morning. John Ehrel helped Harry Witters butcher a hog Saturday. Conrad Messing spent Sunday with John Witters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatz Meick
John
Sidney
Harvey George
A. J. Petre
Crook
John George
Harry Witters
H. J. Elsen
Louis
Charles George
John Armstrong
Fred Georg
Laddie Koehler
John Ehrel
Conrad Messing
John Witters
Halloween Gathering at Elsen Home in Sidney
The Elsen family hosted a Halloween party Friday with Ruth and Ruby Deaver and others joining in games and a light lunch. Guests also included Ethel and Olivia Deaver, Charles George, Pete Cerino, and several Deaver relatives. A separate note mentions a beef butchered and local shopping before the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Ruth
Ruby Deaver
Ethel
Orivia Deaver
Clarence Deaver
Sidney
Charles George
Pete Cerino
Ignatz Merck
John George
Charles
H. J. Elsen
Stanley
Dorothy Elsen
Mildred
Ruth Witters
Marjorie Deaver
John
Harold Witters
Clarence, Clemmons
Donald Deaver
George Deaver
Frank Rauner
H. J. Elsen and Sons
Harry Witters
Olivia Deaver
Clarence
Clemmons Deaver
Local Happenings Around Loveland and Nearby Areas
Ray Wellner bought several bushels of apples in Loveland Colorado. Miss Faye Cortney, teacher in district 11, stayed at Ed Brockelsby’s for the week due to bad roads. Families Sparks Barham and Brockelsbys visited relatives in Mina tare. Barham plans to stay longer. Mrs Ed Brockelsby visited Ed Wolverton home. Dr J R Taylor’s car turned over near Huntsman while on a call. A Halloween program in district 77 aided by district 11. boxes were sold. High schoolers enjoyed a vacation due to the teachers convention at Alliance. Catherine Hamer visited the George Rippe home. Elmer Hages and Henry Yowell went to Sidney for Florence Atwood project work. Fred Kettler and children were supper guests at Claus Engelland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wellner
Loveland
Colo
Faye Cortney
Ed Wolverton
J. R. Taylor
Huntsman
Alliance
Catherine Hamer
George Rippe
Elmer Hages
Henry Yowell
Sidney
Flor
O. L. Miller
Fred Flicker
Gene
Claus
Fred Kettler
George Neiman
Carl Flicker
Harold Kettler
Claus Engelland
District No. 77
Margaret Miller
East Huntsman Social Notes and Local Visits
East Huntsman residents share visits with the Miller Engelland and Nieman families. Carl Flicker, Harold Kettler, and Fritz Flicker attend social and church events, with birthdays and sick lists noted. Gift Shop promotes embossed name Christmas cards at stock prices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nebraska
Telegraph
North Divide
Ence Atwood
East Huntsman
Marie Ely
Fay
Floren
Theresa Hughes
Florence Seimers
Irma Engelland
Alfred Sommers
Gerald Hughes
Elsie Nieman
Frances Schwasnick
Fritz Flicker
George Niemann
Elmer Hughes
Clyde Kinton
George Nieman
Walter Flicker
Nieman Girls
Sidney, On
Rhode Island
Lister
Morris
Lermutwnen Alenand
Ohio
Remington
Enterprise Food Chopper
Jennie A. Jones
Fundingsland & Millett
American Bank
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