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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1927
Page
4
Town residents of White Dove Valley share visits and routine errands through Monday to Sunday. Woolsey and McDonnell households host guests, with multiple trips to Crook, Sidney, and Sterling for meals, harvesting, and social calls. The week includes threshing, corn hauling, buying, and attending a boxing film program in Sterling.
Walter and Bill Dykman and Albert Hadden spent Sunday with Herman and Ivan Bauer. Frank Rogers visited Chappell Thursday afternoon. Chester Bruns and Donald Block returned to school after weeks of sickness. John Volkman called on the Rogers home. Lucille Rubado visited with home folks. Frank Rogers and Mrs Gurley visited Friday. Mrs Herman Bruns was on the sick list. Murriel Carolyn and Arthur Volkman stayed at John Folkerts’ home Friday night and Sunday. Several families shopped in Lodge Pole Saturday including Otto Rabe Windsheimer Buss and Bauer families. Charles Darrah and children spent Wednesday with Mrs Herman Bruns.
Mr and Mrs Frank Rogers and Mr and Mrs Will Haxby and children spent Sunday at Ovid Colorado visiting a sugar factory. Attendees at a Lisco dance included John Volkman Edith Volkman and several neighbors. Rogers and Haxby returned from Lisco after hauling beers. Various locals visited friends and attended a Chappell show and helped later to pick turkeys.
West Sidney residents spent time with relatives and friends across the area. Ralph and Earl Hammond visited their parents H. J. Hammond. Co. A. Glassburn marketed hogs. Maryin Anthony and children joined Sidney guests at Arvin Livingston and Scheer households. Numerous others shopped, dined, or called on neighbors including Max Glassburn at Brule and Lulu Reineka’s trip to Sidney.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Sprenger and their son and Miss Violet Cradit drove to Sterling on Saturday for a shopping trip. Mr and Mrs John Lingwall and their son spent Sunday evening at the home of Charles Sprenger.
Samuel, Robert and Fred Irwin visited W. T. Sharman's on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Everett Harris and two Brule Nebr. children stayed with her brother Joe Dilly's family. W. Y. Miles visited his son Ray Miles, Ed Miles and family, and locals attended Burt Curtis' sale where everything sold well. Church supper at Methodist noted with Johnsons and Miles families. Various calls and dinners mentioned at Sharman's, Johnsons, Dillys, Workmans, and Smiths, with multiple Sunday gatherings and a birthday party at Smith's in Chapple.
The Lutheran Guild served a chicken dinner at the church basement on Armistice Day and received liberal patronage, realizing a neat sum. Mr and Mrs Warren Cunningham assisted.
Dalton and Gurley residents attended family gatherings and sales. George Feldman and F A Rowan shipped hogs to Denver. Cooper moves barber shop to Gurley bank building. Annabelle Perkins visited Casper with her sister. Harold Lloyd Harris funeral held. Miss Eila Christensen preached substitute duties. Mrs. Gustin’s son Wilbur remains critical but improving. Local socials include a bridge party hosted by Agnes Semerad and visits from Dalton residents to Sidney.
Chief Forester Greeley of the U S Department of Agriculture argues the government should plant its own denuded forest lands and restore them to productivity to set an example for states and private owners. Over 2 000 000 acres need reforestation yet only 11 565 acres in national forests were replanted last year, a figure he calls deceptive due to fires sweeping the west adding to denuded areas.
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