Weyerts News social notes from Lodge Pole region
Community happenings from Weyerts column include visits and dinners among families in Lodge Pole and surrounding areas. Guests span Hadden, Kahler, Rubado, Bauer, Folberts, Frerichs, Darrah, Busboom, Hume, and Bruns, with events such as a 21st birthday party, Armistice day gatherings, a dance, and a baptismal service for Walter Rufenacht. A band practice and local shopping trips in Sidney and Gothenburg are noted, as well as farm hog illnesses and a moving-in to a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rogers
Lucile Rubado
Thomas Rubado
Lodge Pole
Henry Kahler
John Volkman
Ogalala
F. Bauer
John J. Folberts
Edna Hadden
Clairbel Haxby
Myrtle
Mildred Reed
George Bauer
Howard
Ethel
Evelyn
Wilma
Dalton
Carl Busboom
Charlie Darrah
Herbert Westerhoff
Lisco
John Westerhoff
Will Frerichs, Jr
Fred Thompson
Will Haxby
Clairbel
Lavon
J. Buttrick
Louis Bauer
Pete Buss
Baby
Gothenburg
Buss
Glen
Ralph Harris
Dave Hume
Lutheran Aid Society
Charles Darrah
Herman Bruns
Weyerts
John Friede
Lute Chichester
John Ebrel
Charles Smith
Cerrita
Lloyd
Dick Volkman
Dena Bruns
Esther
Walter Jacob Rufenacht
Sunol Items Summary of Local Happenings and Visits
Sunol notes numerous social visits and errands. Miss Mildred Dickinson and Ben Vacik wed in Chappell. Mrs. L E Allington returned from Des Moines for a niece’s funeral. A. J Englert and son hosted bridge. families toured Lodge Pole. The community offers condolences for a pneumonia loss. Several residents traveled to Sidney, Oshkosh, and Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Washburn
Miss Johnson
Lindley
Sidney
L. E. Allington
Des Moines
Iowa
Implement House at Gering to Change Hands in January
Harold A. Green who has run the implement business in Gering for a couple of years has disposed of stock and goodwill to Col. Jack Page ler and A F Dutton of Melbeta. They will take possession January 1. Dutton has long operated in Melbeta and Page ler is a well known local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Green
Gering
Col
Jack Pageler
A. F. Dutton
Melbeta
Mr. Dutton
Local Social Roundup From Dalton Area Events
Dalton area residents share Sunday dinners and weekend visits as families, teachers, and neighbors gather for meals. The Lorenzo high school carnival is announced for Friday November 16 at the schoolhouse. The H H C meets November 15 at the home of Mrs Ralph Fleming. Community members note improvements and election results discussed at various homes.
West Sidney Social Roundup At Week's End
The Will Allman family hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Ted Huff and children. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Glassburn with daughters attended a Sidney movie Saturday. Ed Anderson and daughters visited Frank Anderson’s home Monday afternoon. Lingwall family joined Alfred Sprenger and son to Sidney Tuesday morning. Henry Walker stopped by Glassburn’s Sunday. Mrs Charles Sprenger and Mildred visited District No 27 school Monday. Lloyd Reineka did business in Lorenzo Monday. Ted Huff and Will Allman families hosted a radio party with oyster stew at Arvin Livingston’s Tuesday night. Frank Klentz Arth ur Vogel shopped in Sidney Wednesday. Ted Scriber visited A M Anderson farm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Dickinson
Floyd Billeter
A. J. Englert
Ruby Kuhl
Sidney
George Barlow
Bridge
Louise Englert
Lodge Poole
Mildred Dickinson
Ben Vacik
Chappell
L. A. Pierson
Sund
Tighe
Friend Dickinson
Bert Allingtom
Oshkosh
Bridgeport
P. Hunt and Sons
Wesley Kelley
Grandma Wolstead
Colorado
Charles Ehlers
Elvetta
Hugo Kuhl
Frank Kucera
Tribune
Kan
Weiner
Emil Englert
Joe Pavlat
Lodge Pole
Esther Booth
Fenske
Denver
Harley Underhill
Lincoln
Washburn
G. P. Kratz
I. L. Pindell
Carl Thomas
W. Seda
Lloyd Yowell
Dalton
George Fleming
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Charles Walker
I. H. Warrick
Robert Robertson
Eugene Pearson
Charles Green
Clyde Johnson
Ralph Fleming
Fred Walker
C. M. Johnson
Roy
Sterling
Chester Hunnicutt
A. L. Yowell
C. E Nelson
Pearl
Robert Robertson’s
Roy Nelson
Grandma Harlan
W. T. Kahse
Mrs. Stone
Will Allman
Ted Huff
Wilbur Glassburn
Ed Anderson
Frank Anderson
John Lingwall
Alfred Sprenger
Henry Walker
Charles Sprenger
Mildred
H. J. Hammond
Edna
Lloyd Reineka
Lorenzo
Arvin Livingston
Frank Klentz
Arthur Vogel
Ted Scriber
A. M. Anderson Farm
Barn Erection by A M Anderson Sparks Local Notice
A M Anderson begins building a new barn on his farm. Rev W F Peters of Sidney visited John Lingwall on Thursday. Milan and Max Glassburn were Lorenzo callers Monday. Frank Anderson called at Ed Anderson's home Monday. A visit with Mrs Huff's parents occurred at Lodge Pole last Sunday evening. Charles Sprenger sold a bunch of hogs in Sidney Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A M. Anderson
W F. Peters
Sidney
John Lingwall
Milan
Max Glassburn
Lorenzo
Frank Anderson
Ed Anderson
Ted Huff
Fall best season for cows to freshen says USDA dairy experts
Dairy specialists of the U S department of agriculture find fall freshening yields the highest yearly milk and butterfat production and the best income over feed costs. Winter is second, while spring and summer offer the least milk and butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Butterfat and Return: Measuring Dairy Costs in Feed
The article compares butterfat yield and the smallest net income after subtracting feed costs, highlighting how feed prices impact dairy profitability. It discusses the relationship between milk fat content, production efficiency, and overall farm margins amid changing feed expenses.
Fight Corn Borer Deterrence in Home Gardens
If you grow sweet corn in borers prone areas, burn all leftover fodder completely to prevent infestation. A tiny patch can sustain borers and threaten the entire community next season. Telegraph Want Ads promise results.
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