Meeting uncertain. social notes and visits listed
The note mentions a meeting planned in four weeks with the location not yet known. It then records various visits and gatherings: R W Johnson helping Andy Anderson with cattle from Dalton. Arthur Netsch at W T Sharman's. F A Johnson and son Malcolm at a father and son banquet. Mr. and Mrs. W T Sharman and others at F A Johnson's. Emil Nightengale and John Newton helping Earl Panabaker dress turkeys. multiple Sunday visits to homes including N P Johnson, C O Hade, Harold Spiker, Ed Miles, and Sam Irwin's birthday party for Frances Faye Irwin.*
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Johnson
Andy Anderson
Dalton
Arthur Netsch
W.T Sharman
Iowa
F. A. Johnson
Malcolm
W. T. Sharman
Goul
Emil Nightengale
John Newton
Earl Panabaker
N. P. Johnson's
Frank Kinton
C. O. Hade’s
Ethel Cooley
Harold Spiker
Nels Johnson
Frank Workman
Ed Miles
N. P. Johnson’s
Leonard Walker's
Arthur Ray
W. T Sharman
Alice Mae
Sam Irwin
Frances Faye Irwin
Bronson social notes from local visitors and gatherings
Residents and visitors are listed with names and places in Bronson. The column notes visits to Jer ome Kafka, Mrs. Emma Williams, and the Williams and Turner families, along with numerous calls, dinners, and a Helping Hand club meeting led by Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. Gilbert Gossin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Bridgeman
Theron Rutledge
Jerome Kafka
Herbet Stevens
Potter
Emma Williams
August Theis
D. W. Mathewson
Bessie Svoboda
Albion
Jack Anderson
Fred Stotts, Jr
Frank Smith
Sidney
Gilbert Gossin
Bronson Helping Hand Club
Couch
Art Schubarth Home
Charles Anderson
Mary Yoakam
Palmer Thurston
Art Ladine
North Divide
Goldie Carter
Arapahoe
Will Turner
Obituary: Mrs Porter of Sidney Dies in Denver
Sadie Belle Curry Porter Wood Porter was born May 23 1889 in Minneapolis Minnesota and died November 11 1930 in Denver after a four month illness. She married W W Wood in 1904 in Sioux City Iowa and had daughter Elsie Verl. She later married R J Porter in March 1918 and moved to Sidney in 1919. Survived by daughter Elsie Veil Bailey and granddaughter Lois, sister May Wood, Rose Caster, brothers W F Curry Charles Curry George Curry. Services were held in Sidney at the Methodist church officiated by Rev P C Mills and burial planned at Sioux City Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Belle Curry
Minneapolis
Minn
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Denver
W. W. Wood
Sioux City
Elsie Verl
R. J. Porter
Sidney
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Reorganized
American Legion Auxiliary
George Curry
South Sioux City
Nebr
The
Methodist Church
P. C. Mills
Maple Grove Social and Farm Note roundup
Maple Grove residents share visits and chores across the week. Fred Walker family, Harold Spiker, Mrs. W. T. Sharman party attend an achievement day at Mike Lauder’s. Corn shucking by Bogard, Fox, Jorgensen for Nels Johnson. shucking for Ed Miles. Miles and family visit Johnson. eye specialist trip to Sterling. Workmans visit Becker’s and threshing help for Rhuska. small Farmers Union meeting at Roy Bunion’s with few members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Walker
Harold Spiker
Arthur Ray
W. T. Sharman
Sam Irwin
Dorothy Irwin
Mike Lauder
Henry Bogard
Arnold Fox
Alfred Jorgensen
Nels Johnson
Albin Olson
Ed Miles
Harvey Miles
Vern Sharman
R. W. Johnson
Walter
Helen
Sterling
Fern Gould
Farmers Union
Roy Bunion
Potter Church Dinner Feeds 165 Community Ladies
The men of the church cooked and served a fine dinner to about 165 ladies, featuring fish caught in nearby lakes. A pleasant evening of entertainment followed. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stockamp visited from Gurley. Willis Crosby, 72, died Sunday at Kimball Hospital after illness. Survived by widow, two sons Russell Potter and Willis C. Crosby of Omaha, and daughter Mrs. C. A. Mangum of Hastings. Funeral Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Stockamp
Gurley
Potter
Willis Crosby
Kimball Hospital
Russell of
Willis C
Omaha
C. A. Mangum
Hastings
Ltter
Crosby
Potter Notes and Local Happenings In Sid ney Area
Health matters linger as Sextorp local Farmers Union holds all day meeting at Senator C W Johnson home. Potter football visits Lisco on Armistice day. Herbert Wallin reports first solo flight with thrills at the controls. Armistice day observed at M E church with Legion and auxiliary guests. Jesse Fowler hosts guest from Torrington. Hicks families return from California to Potter with Leland Hicks and North Platte relatives. Stewart Nelson breaks a finger in a horse mishap. Local visitors Willey and Osborn of Sidney attend Farmers Union meeting. Hagemeister and Weikhorst hunt the river. Gift Shop ads and election appreciation note to Sidney and Cheyenne County voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sextorp
Farmers Union
C. W. Johnson
Potter
Lisco
Herbert Wallin
M. E. Church
The
Legion and Auxiliary
Jesse Fowler
Torrington
George Hicks
California
Leland Hicks
North Platte
Stewart Nelson
L. D. Willey
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W. W. Doran
Mp Independent
Tenth Avenue
Nebreaka
Cheyenne County
Westen Nebraska
Telegraph News
Brownson
Earl Tolle
Chilren
Wyo
Tom Todd
Mike Loncar
George Forsett
Peetz
Jack McGrane
Will Turn
W. W. Sandy
Loveland
Colo
Frank Anthony
Marvin Anthony
Royal Hostettler and
Daugther
Lowell Anderson
Charles Tolle
Chris Anderson
Child
Ren
Los Angeles
Lee Ladine
Andy Edner
Walter Borcher
Henry Darnstadt
Maple Grove
Cheyenne County Trading Co
Sidney, Nebraska
O. P. Skaggs System
O.P Skaggs
Telegraph
Safeway
Safeway Stores
Anah Cay
Julia Lee Wright
National Broadcasting Company
Womans Magazine
Mrs. Wright
the Homemaker’s Bureau
Julia L. Wright
Safeway Homemakers’ Bureau
Juin Lee Wright
Safeway Homemaker’s Bureau
Care of Safeway Stores
PO Box
Oakland
Howe Cape
Kelloggs
Sauer Kraut
Ats
Hubbard, Ib
Bologna Swift
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Swift
Safeway Stores Inc
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