Crowded Out Last Week At Lodge Pole Socials
Local notes recount visits and gatherings among residents of Lodge Pole over Tuesday to Sunday. Couples, families, and guests from Ruhter, Christensen, Spiker, James, Miles, Sharman, Davis, Johnson, Elsen, Krueger, Miles, and other households shared dinners, oyster suppers, and evenings. club events, gospel services, and school updates pepper the week. A move of Mrs Fenske to Laramie and family visits, plus turkey shipments and a former editor Gresham en route to St Louis, close the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Ruhter
Frank Christensen
Harold Spiker
Henry James
Harold Linde
Nels Johnson
Lodge Pole
W. T. Sharman and Sons
Otto Davis
W. T. Sharman
Helen Christensen
Ed Miles
C. C. Club
R. W. Johnson
A. K. Anderson
Sidney
Henry Elsen’s
Henry Kragel
R W. Johnson
Walter
Helen Johnson
Anderson
W T. Sharman and Sons
John Newton
A. G. Weaver
W. ¥. Milles
Ray Miles
Charley Nelek
Charley Smith
Jim Irwin
Rex Stanforth
Legion Hall
I. L. Ford
Mirs
FE. Fenske
Laramie
Z. H. White
Elizabeth Kruger
New York City
Edward
Berkley
California
Helen Weatherwax
Gurley
W. T Hafer
E. Gresham
Lodge Pole Express
Scottsbluff
St. Louis
Missouri
Local social roundup in Lodge Pole community
Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Lehmkuhl hosted the school faculty for a six o'clock dinner. Mary A. Libby left for Tuscaloosa Alabama to visit the Geo H Searcy home. Royal Neighbors initiated two candidates at the Légion Hall with lunch. Mrs Artie Smith broke her hip Tuesday night and is under doctor care. Guy E. Tate of Omaha visited for National Life Insurance business and friends. Boy Scouts hiked to Oberfelder's grove and cooked there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred F. Lehmkuhl
Mary A. Libby
Momlay
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Geo. H. Searcy
C. J. Smith
W. B. Jewitt
Gurley
Royal Neighbors
Légion Hall
Imr
A. C. Peterson
Myron Power
Chappell
Donald Miller
Artie Smith
Allen Lough
Lough
Winston and
Mies Laura. Kintz
Tate
Bridge
Nell Hayden
Greeley
Ww. B. Jewitt
Curtis Brown
Guy E. Tate
Omaha
National Life Insurance. Co
Bronson Social Notes From Last Week's Spread
Crowded entries list calls from Mr and Mrs Wim Meyer and family guests at Kilmer and Tolle homes. Sneak day at Bronson school led to make up day. Farmers Union dance drew attendees including Mrs Glassburn and sister from Sidney. News covers visits, threshing, shop trips, a death, and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Meyer
Small
Killmer
Tolle
Earl Tolle
John Connelly
Billy
Elean
Kilmer
Robert Thurston
Max
Jack Anderson
Bronson School
Farmers Union
Glassburn
Asa Couch
Sidney
Henrietta Thurston
A. S
Ella Davis
Eldon Fitzsimmons
Farl Tolle
Miss Davis
E. W.bartholomew
Lewis Olson
Wm. Meser
Wim. McMillan
Pleasant View Social Round Recounts Local Visits
Pleasant View residents note a busy week with Walter Borcher and family traveling to Sidney, Mrs. Wittrock and Mrs. Mueller visiting Wm. Borcher’s, and several groups dining at Ben Hilpert’s, Frank Mueller’s, and Arthur Schubarth’s. The Walther League hosted a farewell surprise for Paul Piltz and Robert Fuller before their trip to Wittenburg Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Borcher
Sidney
Louise Borcler
Merona
Louise
Ben Hilverto
Arthur Obendorfer
Hugh Hack
Anna Schwartz
Frank Mueller
Herman Wittrock
Andy Edner
Wm Orcher
iArthur Schuessler
Mr. Gemeinhardt
Arthur Schubarth
Fred
Nora Wittrock
Harmeen
Pitts
Mr. Fuller
Lorenzo Community News Roundup
Monday November 9 families moved into Lorenzo with John Hardin and Duffield as foremen. Claus Struve started railroad work as section hind. Local threshing help, kin visits, and travels populate the week. School activities include three plays and basketball practice. Neighbors share visits, coal delivery, and social events at the Lorenzo Club and I D Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo
John Hardin
Duffield
Claus ‘Struve
H. F. Fleming
Ralph Fleming
Carleton Knight
Robert Robertson
Dorothy
Clyde Rovertzon
J. E. Meier
L. B. Pilger
Peetz
Colorado
J. D. Bolton
Denver
Clifford Crosby
Elva Crosby
Sidney
Mmr
George Fleming
IM. Mikkelsen
Melvin Phelps
Clyde Lucas
H. E. Jacobsen
Crowded Out Tuesday Social Round in South Colton
A sequence of Tuesday visits and social calls fills the South Colton area. George Denver, J. H. Wendte, M. J. Halslander, and George Deaver hosts figure among frequent callers. Families such as Cortney, Deaver, and Halslander share afternoons and evenings at various homes while Mrs. Kaus recovers from flu.
Sunday Calls and Visits Across Local Families
The H VP Cortney family spent Sunday with the George Deaver and North households. Mr and Mrs M J Halslander visited the Matthews home. John Cortney called on Carl Kohlsmith. John Briggs and Colton residents spent Sunday evening at the George Deaver home. Leonard Halslander helped repair a well at the St George ranch. John Cortney delivered mules to Sidney earlier this week. If good weather lasts, local wheat should be threshed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imananuel
Brauer
Geo. Denver
John Cortney
Academy
George Denver
J. H. Wendte
Grandpa Halslander
Wendté
Helen Jacobs
John Briggs
George Deaver
Wilby Brauer
Floyd
Faton
Fred, Bushman
A. A. Wilt
Sunol
H. P. Cortney
Clarence
Clemmons
Leonard
Willie
Carl Kolismth
H. VP. Cortney
M. J. Halslander
St. George Ranch
Sidney
Local Gazette Notes Sunday Visits and Community Life
Sunday scenes include Route A West Gurley visits, turkey shoot crowds at Brown’s, and band activity with Prank Stiles joining the Bunker Hill ensemble. The community mourns Lydian Jeudes, nine, funeral at Lutheran churchyard. Neighborly visits and threshing details fill the week with small-town routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydian Jeudes
Gus Jeudes
Lutheran Church Yard
Pelster
John Groshans
Knox
Walter Ehlers
Ray Spike
Leona Sorge
Walter Aurich
Bert Walker
Jim Sparks
August Horst
Sidney
Hilda
Erna Ewert
Mrs. Knox
Ickes News Items From Lodge Pole and Dalton Area
One week late report lists visits and small social exchanges among residents. Art Rathbun and family hosted visitors, Albert Birdwell and Buford, FE N Southard called, and J C Guill hosted guests. Thelma Zorn vacationed with Dorothy Ivergon, Oscar Freeburg stayed with Ed Zorn, and various neighbors shared meals and pottery chats.
Local family notes dinner and guests in Dalton area
Sunday dinner at the Winklemans brought together Mr and Mrs Clyde Olick Mr and Mrs George Worth and others. Supper guests included Mr and Mrs George Winkleman and Misses Gertrude Fullerton Myrtle Weed. Wyoming visitors Mr and Mrs Fred Klughersz stayed with Mr and Mrs P W Weitel. Dennis Walsh delivered turkeys to Sidney. J C Kreader and family visited, with Kreader and J M Kreader attending Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Olick
George Worth
George Winkleman
Gertrude Heineman
E. L. Weed
BE. F. Weed
Geeorge Worth
Gertrude Fullerton
Myrtle Weed
Max Shinker
Herman Heineman
Raymond Weed
Fred Klughersz
Fibert
Wyoming
P. W. Weitel
Dennis Walsh
Sidney
J. C. Kreader
C. A. Morrow
J. C
J. M. Kreader
Walch
Rex Rodgers
Local Socials Highlight Meetings and Visitor News
Mrs Jim Davidson and helpers hosted Wednesday tea for the ladies. The Sg 8 8 club met with Mrs Ella Vick Tuesday evening. Mrs W N Foster and Mrs Art Hendley spent time in Denver. Guild gatherings with Mrs Filbin and Mrs Wim Edwards. Mrs B Isininger of Imperial Nebraska visiting daughter Mrs Lawrence Carr. The Glee Club performs The Little Clod Hopper Friday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Davidson
N. J.foster
Will Reinmith
Ella Vick
W. N. Foster
Denver
Art Hendley
T He Guild
Filbin
Wim, Edwards
B. B. Isininger
Imperial
Nebraska
Lawrence Carr
Glee Club
Little Clod Hopper
Spring Canyon People and Events Report Sterling Trip and Fair
Ed Binney hauled turkeys to Sterling Monday followed by M T Moore on a Crook business trip. Arthur McKelvey and family headed to Sterling with Harriet Jane after a visit from Mrs McKelvey. A D Hilliard drove turkeys to Sidney Monday. Crook held a successful Community Fair with lunch by merchants and the P T A. W A McKelvey and Harriet Jane went to Omaha for eye specialist. Willing Workers met at Mrs Bernard Hills home with eight present and lunch. Bean thresher began for Charley Brecht last Wednesday. Mrs William Broder and child visited Mrs M T Moore Wednesday. L H Pope and J E Bates hauled potatoes to Sterling Thursday. Mesdames J E Bates, Bernard Hill and relatives motored to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Binney
Sterling
M. T. Moore
Crook
J. FL. McKelvey
Arthur McKelvey
Harriet Jane
W. A. McKelvey
Omaha
Bernard Hill
Charley Brecht
William, Broder and
Little Son
Fleming
John Dissitt
Wee
Sam Polock
Dick Sutter
John Hansen
Sidney
Charles Brecht
Milo T. Moore
Ray Sheffield
Gue Sutter
A. D. Hilliard
Lois Louise
Sam Pollock
Alfalfa and Sweet Clover Show in Bridgeport
Local farmers prepare for the Alfalfa and Sweet Clover seal show in Bridgeport on December 16 and 17. Collectives from each community will enter seed samples, with five pounds required, to the County Farm Bureau, or directly to the Bridgeport office if no local bureau exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Attar of Roses Production and Uses
Famous perfumes rely on rose attar not produced commercially in the United States. It is largely produced in Bulgaria and France with some production in India. Attar of roses is used mainly for perfumery while the water remaining after distillation, rose water, is used primarily in culinary applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bulgaria
France
India
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Y. Miles
Sone
Lyngard
Grace Henderson
B. H. H. Club
A. Boyes
Fred Walker
Sidney Business
R. Schweitzberger
Lorenzo Club
I. D. Club
E. J. Meier
H. G. Stneve
Mildred Langley
Carson
Louis Struve
Guy Shaw
John Raderenn
John Lucas
Walter Phelps
Edward Meier
M. J. “Hablander
Joseph Kaus
Francis Herbert and Daughter
Mr. M. Herbert
West Gurley
Ickes News
Oscar Freeburg
Dalton
Ed Zorn
Donald Kreader
Clyde Click
George
Milo Webster
Weble
Wi-F
Osborn
Mrs. Worth
Miller
Leo Click
Mrs. Clyde
Spring Canyon
Mesdames
J. E. Bates
Mother
L. H. Pope
Ainse
A.R. Lesueur
And
A. R. Lesueur
Taly Pte
Aires
Sidney, Nebr
Kou
Sidney, Nebraska
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