Community Notes from Julesburg Area Social Roundup
South Sund residents share visits and Halloween social details at the school house in District No. 40. Highlights include Gladys Vacik returning home, new neighbors John Bahr and family, and local families attending events while roads remain rough from recent freezing and thawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Vacik
Julesburg
T. A. Bonser
George Bonser
Miss Allington
Bert Allington
Sund
No. 40
George McCracken
Scottsbluff
Mills
Baby Janet
John Bahr
Joe Pokorny
Bahr
D. B. Phelps
Albert Brauer
Mdney
Ernest Bonser
Ollie Wilson
J. C. Miles
Lucas Stadlar
B. N. Roth
H. R. Holmes
Ray Osborn
Joe Vogler
White Dove Valley social and farm activity update
Tuesday and Wednesday saw Mr Loudy Roy English and neighbors handling cattle and potatoes across White Dove Valley. Families visited one another, Halloween party held at White Dove school, and a community sale occurred in Crook with Webb Bloom selling household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Loudy
Roy English
Harry Reeves
Phil Brossard
Rob Nicholas
Mrs. Reeves
Mrs. Till
Mrs. English
Mrs. Nicholas
Crook
Kensington
Charles Tee
Reeves
Grons
Marshall
McDonnell
George Marshall
Gross Boys
Webb Bloom
Thilford Marshall
Dick Brown
North Divide Farm News and Local Departures
Mr Henry Ehmke broke his leg in two places after a cow incident. Miss Catherine Tlimer returned from Sand and visited in Sidney with her father. Mrs UWose and children moved to Sidney where sons entered the academy. Spiker family and Opal visited Sidney while shoppers kept busy. Several farmers awaited potato harvests despite a recent cold snap. Kinton family and others visited Sidney shopping and socializing. Donald Spiker extended stay in the eastern part of the state. George Neiman busily picked corn and autoed to Sidney with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ienry Ehmke
Catherine Tlimer
Mildred Newton
Sand
Sidney
J. Jones
T. C. Spiker
Opal
Uwose
T. 3
Hughes
Melvin
Flintsman
Frank Kinton
Roy Neary
Melvin Hughes
J. A. Choan
Fawin
Donald Spiker
C. M. Kinton
Ruth
Geo. Neiman
Maple Grove Local Social Roundup of Tuesday to Sunday
Maple Grove local notes detail visits and calls among residents including Ruhter Miles Irwins and Junkers. The Siders faced a buggy wheel mishap on the way to school but no one was hurt. Several gatherings, farm chores, or travel to Sidney and Scottsbluff anchor a busy week with neighbors helping and socializing.
Miles Family Dines With Weavers After Monday Supper
Mr and Mrs Ed Miles and their daughter joined Mr and Mrs A G Weaver for supper on Monday. The social visit highlighted a friendly community gathering with neighbors sharing an evening meal and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Miles
A. G. Weaver
Potter Community Notes from Potter Nebraska
The Ladies Guild held an indoor picnic at the A Babcock home last Thursday. Several residents moved or visited family across nearby towns including Mads Larson moving to Theo Buck property and Henry of Julesburg visiting Walter Henry. Local pupils enjoyed a two day school vacation for Institute at Scottsbluff while infrastructure updates report a new generator installed and working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Guild of the Lutheran Church
Jl. A. Babcock
Mads Larson
South Divide
Theo Buck
B. H. Biggs
Bernard McDonald
Tineis
Dewey Travall
Linn
Dexter
Omaha
C. E. Trump
Lincoln
Nebraska
Henry
Julesburg
Walter Henry
Institute
Scottsbluff
Harry Hendrickson
Kirk
Oscar Linn
East End
John Queen
Redington
Potter
C. J. Osborn
Leo Osborn
M. W. Osborn
Jessie Huff
Sidney
Miller
H. Biggs
Chappell
N. Miller
Social notes from Bunker Hill and Sidney visits
Mr and Mrs Henry Thurke and daughter visited Sidney Tuesday. Mrs Theo Borcher and son called at Glen Bales home Tuesday evening. Henry Ehmike broke his leg above the ankle Wednesday. Dr Taylor attending. Cash Scott and son Vernon Frances and Russell Rose and Victor Knox called at Curt Scotts Wednesday evening. Cash and Curt Scott drove to Sidney Thursday. Mr and Mrs Fred Beyer drove to Sidney Thursday afternoon. Misses Ruby Brown and Mary Burchell attended the teachers meeting at Scottsbluffs Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs Glen Bales and family and Hilbert Borcher took supper at Theo Borchers Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Walter Happell drove to Sidney Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Ruhter
Charles
Weltons
Ray Miles
James
Vern
Nels Johnson's
Ed Miles
Otto Davis
Finzel
Altho the Fonds
R. C. Ruhter
Roberta
Ruhter
Nels Johnson
W. Y. Miles
Sharman
Wm. Sharman’s
Wm. Sharman's
A. E. Miller
Orville
F. A. Johnsons
W. Y
Henry Thurke
Fred Beyer
Sidney
Ruby Brown
Mary Burchell
Scottsbluffs
Glen Bales
Hilbert Borcher
Theo Borchers
Walter Happell
Walter Happe
Arnold Stockamp
Baby
Theo Borcher
E. Troutman
Frieda Weikum
Henry Schmidts
John Borcher
Carl Schmidt
Cash Scott
Vernon
Frances Frances Knox
Victor
Curl Scott
Paul Meyer
Social visits and travel amid bad roads near Sidney
Residents traveled to Sidney on Thursday and Saturday despite poor roads. Local families hosted dinners and visited kin across the region. Multiple households were noted for hosting, dining, and social calls, with several dragging graded roads on Monday to improve travel conditions.
Scarlet fever closes Lorenzo school after pupil dies
The Lorenzo school with seventy pupils was closed Monday due to scarlet fever in the district. Student Mildred Katherine Meier died from the disease and parents request the school remain closed for at least a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo
Mildred Katherine Meier
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Wm. Rohdes
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Henry Ehmikes
Ross Bales
Henry Schmidt
Curt
Vernon Scott
Hardy Hall
Marie Siedow
Larson Musile Store
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