Peetz Notes Include Local Visits and Football Win
Peetz community updates recount visits by Hungerford and family to Holdredge and Minden. Peetz Bulldogs defeated Ovid 31 to 12 in the conference opener. Crook to play Peetz Friday on the local field. Teachers Miss La Verne McRea and Miss Ruth James depart for Greeley. Baby’s fall from high chair caused only a temporary shock. Married men baseball game tally 26 to 12 in favor of Nebraska men. Eleanor Billborrow and Henri Prud’homme travel to Sterling for school duties. Avie family visit in Cheyenne, Wyo. Garey returns to Edgewater after Peetz stay. Kinsey returns to Denver after Peetz and West Plains visit. Sodality girls meet at Maxine Reimers home. Rose Beilinger of Sterling visits Peetz. Gillhams visit Central City relatives.
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George E. Hungerford
Lucyle
Holdredge
Nebr
Wh J Frenzel
Frenzel
Lincoln School
Hungerford
Franzel
Minden
Peetz Bulldings
Ovid
Crook
Peetz
la Verne McRea
Greeley
State Teacher's College
Ruth James
Henry Rice
Logan County
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Eleanor Billborrow
Henri Prud'homme
Peetz School
Sterling
A. S. Avie
Cheyenne
Wyo
E. E. Brown
Frank
Howard Boyden
Denver
Omaha
Garey
Edgewater
Colo
Phil Kinsey
Mrs. Kinsey
N. C. Hewitt
West Plains
Sodality Girls
The
Sacred Heart Church
Maxine Reimers
Rose Beilinger
Johnson Roy Gillham
F. M. Gillham
Central City
East Dalton Social Roundup Reflects Family Visits
Edith Devier reports a series of Sunday dinners and weekday visits among local families in East Dalton. Notable gatherings include Christensen Yowell and Mintken households, with Betty Jane Yowell staying with grandparents. School notes honor top averages and spelling, while Arnold Westerhoff and Ed Mintken treated students to cake and jello for Ardis Westerhoff’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirlene Marx
Luella Marx
Marjorie Devier
Pauline Christensen
Dennis Schoen
Mary Ann
Yowell
Velma Marx
Arnold Westerhoff
Ed Mintken
Ardis
Sunnyside Social Roundup in Sidney and Nearby
Bert Grimes and children visited the Lowell Hokom home on Wednesday. Alvin Brandi left for home after a month with A Brandi. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Talich visited the E A Johnson home on Thursday. The 4 H club met at the E A Johnson home Wednesday. Various calls and visits among local families fill the week in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Grimes
Lowell Hokom
Alvin Brandi
A. Brandi
Ralph Talich
E. A. Johnson
A. Brandl
Les Omel
Oscar Olson
W. Wassum
Mrs. Wise
Lodge Pole
Sidney
Ralph Talic and Son
Elmer Gade
Minnie Hokom and Sons
E . Wickard
Mr and Mrs Lowell Hokom Dinner Guests at Minnie Hokom Home
Mr and Mrs Lowell Hokom were dinner guests at the Minnie Hokom home Saturday, sharing an informal evening with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Lowell Hokom
Minnie Hokom
Omaha Bee-News Sold to World Herald Ends Publication
The Omaha Bee-News suspends publication Tuesday morning as World Herald announces purchase of the Bee-News plant and circulation lists. Former owner William Randolph Hearst and editor Harvey E. Newbranch link the move to consolidation and retrenchment, with World Herald retaining staff including Colonel T. W. McCullough and Wi. E. Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee-News
The
World Herald
Bee-News
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Vistor
Nels Updike
Omaha Grain
Omaha Grain Man, Purchased the Property Mr. Updike
Omaha Daily News
Consolidated Papers
Harvey E. Newbranch
World Herad
Wi. E. Christensen
Bee- News
T. W. McCullough
Wil
Community Notes From South Colton and Nearby
South Colton residents report visits from Prof J. W. Nielsen and students at the Elsen home Saturday. Dorothy Elsen stayed with Evelyn Moseman. The Fastenows shopped in Sidney. Lenzen, Peetz, and George households hosted visitors. Elsen and Deaver families welcomed relatives from Paxton and Adair, with Chappell and Riverton gatherings. Cattle were shipped to Omaha. several Elsen family members attended gatherings in various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Nielsen
HH. J. Elsen
Dorothy Elsen
Evelyn Moseman
J . Fastenow
Sidney
Pete Lenzen
Mack Peetz
Harvey George
H. J. Elsen
Crook, Colorado
Clarence Deaver
Ruby Deaver
Paxton
George Deaver
J F. Fastenow
Gon
Adair
Chas Roth and Sons
Albert Techalcher
Riverton Wo
H J Elsen
Madeyn
Chappell
Earl Sharman
John Witers
Stanley Elsen
H. J Elsen
Herman Stueve
Omaha
J. F. Fastenow
George Villa
Nieman and
William and
Eagle News Notes and Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Ellis Alvord and family were weekend guests at the John Garretts. Adele Hennig drove to Lisco, Arlene Hennig joined her for the weekend. A sale drew locals to John Scharrels home in Lodge Pole. Crval Hume spent weekend in Lodge Pole. Mary Florke of Sidney stayed at home. The Hume couple traveled to Sedgewick Colorado Sunday. Howard Neff family and Paul Ingwersen plus Art Ingwersen visited Scottsbluff Saturday. Multiple local families listed in social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Alvord
John Garretts
Adele Hennig
Lisco
Arlene Hennig
John Scharrels
Lodge Pole
Crval Hume
Mary Florke
Sidney
C G. Hume
Sedgewick
Colo
Howard Neff
Paul
Art Ingwersen
Scottsbluff
John J. Folkerts
John H. Folkerts
Martin Berges
Bill Frerichs
John Gorlemakey
Cecil Hume
Bill Florke
Mary
Gurley Community Notes and Social News
The Gurley Methodist ladies aid met in the church basement for a Wednesday gathering with officer elections. Local guests included out of town visitors from Potter and Hardy chapters and Ledge Pole residents. A lunch followed and remarks noted visits by Chas Gabriel and others, with varied family and social updates. A soft ball game was announced for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid
Chas McRoberts
Katharine Rihn
Rs. Chas Gathman
O. E
Ifiderd Arnell
Potter
J. P. Mortensen
Hardy
Helen Minchall
Nellie Smith
Jennie Smith
Helen Lydiat
Dorothy Emanuelson
Mary Bates Pearl Barlow
Alta Kriecher
Mae Handley
Elizabeth Lindley Elsie Carleton
Ledge Pole
Chas Gabriel
Walter Grunwald
Henry Fredericksen
Wm Eichenberg
Eichenberg
Local social visits and guests reported for the week
Donna were in Lodge Pole Satur Bess and Elsie Rahe spent Wednesday afternoon with Catherine and Louise Borges. Clara Belle Sanders was an overnight guest at the Cecil Home home John Bruce is visiting friends in this vicinity this week. Lloyd Schmidt and Bill Florke and Joe Stretch and son Fredrick called at the P. J. Ingwersen home Friday. Lloyd Schmid is employed by Bill Florke. Jim Lindsey and Willard, Joe and Helen Frerichs were dinner guests of Bess and Elsie Rahe Sunday. Orval Hume called on A. R. Larson Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna
Lodge Pole
Bess
Elsie Rahe
Catherine
Louise Borges
Clara Belle Sanders
Cecil
John Bruce
Lloyd Schmidt
Bill Florke
Joe Stretch
Fredrick
P. J. Ingwersen
Lloyd Schmid
Jim Lindsey
Willard
Joe
Helen Frerichs
Orval Hume
A. R. Larson
Local social notes from Sterling area gatherings
Mrs Frank Meier hosted Thursday afternoon visiting Violet Raddatz and Mildred Van Steinberg joined weekend guests Miss Maude Wood and Miss Wolf with the Payzant and Harlan families. Lorenzo Woman’s Club postponed. Levertt Payzant and Elmer Harlan involved in recent visits and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Erwin
L. Andeson
Sterling
LHH
Parzant
Ernest Wood
Maude Wood
Miss Wolf
W . Payzant
L. H. Payzant
Dwight Bolton
Sioux City
Iowa
Mr Bolton
Lorenzo Womans Club
Local Notes and Events in Gurley Community
Friday at 3 pm a game is set at Gurley ball park between Sunol and Gurley. Mrs W C Kieff of Chadron visited relatives Dick Kieff and B L Walker. Erma Howland is absent with mumps. Various residents work in the Garis site and social visits occur. Miss Smith directs Truth Takes a Holiday to be staged October 22. Rally day and promotion Sunday at the Lutheran church. Midland College praise for Milford Culleen, new coach at Craig High School. Several residents visit, illness rooms, and school changes noted. Church services listed with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley
Sunol
W. C. Kieff
Chadron
Dick Kieff
B. L. Walker
Erma Howland
Geriisiscotts Bluff
Paul Audes
Sluday
Dick Kiefi
S J Flora
Wim
Dalton
Carlos Conrad
Salem Walther
Mildred Pflughaupt
Heress
Henry Spree
Willard Aurici
Jeanette Aurich
Walter Ewert
Edward Lessman
W. J Reydel
Columbus
Wm . Reddel
Detroit
Maynard Segelke
Doll Contest Gladdens Hearts and Shirley Fans
Doris, a straight haired girl, finds a rubber Vassar Waver to curl her hair overnight. The device promises Shirley Temple-like curls and boosts her entry in the Ben Franklin Store doll contest. The ad highlights curling techniques and in-store displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladdens Hearts
Shirley
Doris
Vassar
Ben Franklin
State Medicine Hit At Nebraska Medical District Meeting
Physicians and dentists from western Nebraska gathered in Alliance for a joint Nebraska Medical Association session. Dr. Homer Davis denounced state medicine as harmful to patients, arguing socialized care lacks incentives and worsens doctor apathy. Dr. Edmond Zimmer urged public health efforts to eradicate venereal disease through proper medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Alliance
Nebraska Medical Association
Western
Nebraska Dental District
Homer Davis
Genoa
State Association
Edmond G. Zimmer
Lincoln
Nebraska State Board of Health
Public Health Service
Zimmer
Market Quotations and Prices for Farm Steadings
Wheat 92c, Corn 75c, Oats 32c, Barley 43c, Hens 4Ibs No. 1 14c, Hens No. 1 4Ibs 5c less, Leghorn hens No. 1 9c No. 2 4c, Cocks colored 5c, Cocks leghorn 4c, Leghorn broilers 13c, Colored springs 15c, Butterfat 34c, Eggs No. 1 20c No. 2 16c. The Clenched Fist sign of determination.
Bake Sale by Rebecca Kensington Ladies at Safeway
The Rebecca Kensington ladies host a bake sale at Safeway on Saturday October 2 starting at 10 o'clock in the morning. Proceeds go to a local cause as indicated by the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Kensington
Safeway
Emeralds From Mines Near Bogota Colombia
Emeralds and gems of May are said to come chiefly from mines near Bogota Colombia. The note highlights Colombia as a major source of valuable stones in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
New Zealand Glaciers Reach Unusual Lower Elevations
New Zealand glaciers break the rule by extending below the perpetual snow line and into wooded slopes with tree ferns and subtropical vegetation. Fox Glacier extends to about 670 feet above sea level, with a rough surface of rock debris and prominent crevasses.
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New Zealand
Fox
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East Dalton
Edith Devier
Alfred Christensen
Pauline
Carl Christensen
A. L. Yowell
Lloyd Yowell
Ray Mintken
Johnnie Davison
James
Harold Warren
Betty Jane Yowell
Mms
Fred Fredericksen
Warren
Mark Wickhorst
J. D. Devier
Ed Wickhorst
Sunnyside
Ebertha Omel
Herald
South Colton
Mrs. K. J. Elsen
Eagle
Elda Hume
Floyd Corrad
Freemont
E C Orland
North Platte
Evelyn Zuhlke
Enola Heme
Mass Zuhlke
Otto Zuhlke
Bob
Wm. Ehichenberg
Hastings
Joe Deaver
Chas. Deaver
Chas Rathburn
Fanily
Ernest Meyers
Bruckner’s
BEN Franklin Store
Salem
Maynard
Wilma Segelke
Elizabeth Schwartz
Martin Herbert
Eumice
Gladis Grosze
Leila Mae Klue
Delbert Lessman
Twilés
June Kinkad
Clarence
Glenn Fiorichs
Wilma
Edwin Poppitt
Hilda
Nora Kreinbring
Elaine
Richard Lee Heny
Kenneth Anita Mae
Arthur Ewert
Willma Sezelke
Hebert Martin
Eunice Grosze
Gus Liebel
Paul Aude
Lars
Abbott
Dreankau
Supt
Marren
Gulleen
Curi
Miss Carrier
Jodec
Polo Valley Activities Associ 100
Dolly Hinrichs
Morecroft
Wye
Ben
Dallas Lane
Roy Lane
Sepreine Roe
Ale Roe
Jeenes
Rose
Mir
Mre Ford Weikhorst
Poster
Chas. Gabrie
Wri Replice
Salm Lutheran
Sundey School
Amethodit
Sir Dat
Cheolbat
Kom Youns
Little Winner
Telegraph
Demers & Son
Western Drug Co
Gillette Razors
Enders
Razors
Dr. West
Buneral Qs
Ager
Inyagar
Lee
Carlson
Prince Albert
Velvet
Granger, Jb
Johnson
Bayer
United Artis
gayMond Massey
Carrol
Ronald Regan
June Travis
Bake Sale
Alii Se
Logans Market
O. P. Skaggs Store
M Theatre
Jane Withers
Cowboy Star
And
Anne Nagel
Sonty Cornelis
Pansy Ryni A
Kee
James Marsha Hacty
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