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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1927

Page

2

Center News Briefs from Center Community

A small fire at Center when a stove pipe overheated was quickly put out with help from nearby masons. Local births, illnesses, visits, and social calls fill the week with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell welcoming a baby boy and neighbors noting sick lists and weekend gatherings across Center and nearby homes.

Community Notices From Falls City Farm Life Column

Charles Santo left Falls City for his home after work at the John Connelly farm. Mrs. Connelly returned from Pueblo visiting relatives. Pearl Couch stayed with Mae and Olive Connelly. Mrs. Palmer Thurston and children Virginia and Clifton attended the fair. Lowell Anderson visited Ed Anderson in Crook and returned Thursday. Merdon Squealers club pigs won two firsts and a third at the fair. Clarence and Allan Boyes visited Max and Jack Anderson. O E Tolle and son Charles went to Kansas on a business trip last Friday. Mrs. C B Anderson spent time with her mother in Kimball. Farmers Union held an old time dance at Herdon schoolhouse last Saturday. B H H club planned first lesson with Mrs A Boyes Thursday.

Charles Santo Falls City Nebr Santo John Connelly Connelly Pueblo Pearl Couch Mae Olive Connnelly Palmer Thurston Virginia Clifton Lowell Anderson Crook Ed Anderson Merdon Squealers Club Clarence Allan Boyes Max and Jack Anderson

Community Notes From Sidney Area Residents

Mr Elge returned home in ethenburg after weeks at Will Thurow and Ethel Theis called on Mrs L K Qanel Monday. A large number of relatives were entertained at H C Schmale home. Sophie Jurgens went home after months helping at John Block’s. Albert Weigers of Loveland Colorado visited Arnold Thurow. Ethel Theis visited Bephie Jurgens at the Block home. John Block family left for Gothenburg to visit relatives. Clarence and Earl Peters were Sidney callers. Mrs Theis and Ethel visited Welton home. Mrs Albin Olson spent the afternoon with Mrs Wise. Arnold Thurow and Will Thurow visited Monday. Walt Hernbloom called on Chris Lee. Henry Junker and family spent weekend with A H Rathbun. For Better Used Cars Sidney Moser Sales. Plate glass installed at Hahler Garage.

Elge Bephie Jurgens Block John Block Chisden Gothenburg Clarence Earl Peters Sidney Walt Hernbloom Chris Lee Henry Junker Fairbury A. H. Rathbun

Lodge Pole Socials Mark Bliss Departure for Ravenna

A reception at the M. E. church honored Rev. Bliss and family as they head to Ravenna. The Ladies Aid presented an electric toaster, served punch and wafers, while many neighbors joined in visits, bridge games, and meals. Other local notes include house moves, job changes, and gatherings. Dr. Murdock’s office girl hire, new homes on the S. A. Foster Lumber project, and Friday meals with various families.

M. E Bliss Ravenna Ladies Aid Paul E. Smith S. A. Foster Lumber Company David Douglas Denver W E. Minshall Gertrude Folkerts Murdock L. A F. D. Barlow F. J. Grant Chappell Hughes Velma Opal Crawford J. S. Winston Los Angeles Mesdames Lydiatt Wise and Goettsche Gladys Munson Fort Morgan G. W. Line E. F. Payton Laramie Lincoln W. T. Tate Laura Kintz A. H. Kuhlman L. E. Lydiatt O. E S. Kensington George W. Stephens John Fraass L., E. Lydiatt Noah Sanderson Harry Fitzsimmons Mayetta Kan Wood Robinson A. Schmidt, Sr W. Queen Oscar Rhine Marten R. F. Miller Webster City Alice E. Slawson Nebraska F. F. Lehmkuhl Willys Knight

SEXTORP Folks Attend Sidney Fair and Nearby Visits

In Sidney area news this week Miss Mae Juhl left for Peru after several weeks with her sister Mrs. Harvey Fisher and family. Mrs. C C Crowell recovers from tonsil removal by Dr. Barger of Sidney. Herman Moench and family of Potter visited Henry Moench. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Shaw and son and Miss Mayme Albers of Dix visited Peter Nelson. Arlo Fisher and son Harlan were in Potter on business. Herman Schubarth called on Potter on Saturday. Oscar and Elmer Moench spent Sunday with Peter Nelson. Myrtle Nelson stayed in Sidney with her aunt Mrs Harold Smith. August Micke and wife were Potter visitors. Sunday school drew a large crowd at the Corner school.

Sidney Mae Juhl Peru Harvey Fisher C. C Crowell Barger Herman Moench Potter Henry Moench Lloyd Shaw Mayme Albers Dix Peter Nelson Arlo Fisher Harlan Herman Schubarth Oscar Elmer Moench Myrtle Nelson Harold Smith August Micke

Two Children Smothered in Cave Collapse Near Gering

Esther 8 and Charles 10 children of Mr and Mrs Charles R Carroll of Carter Canyon ten miles southwest of Gering were smothered when a playshowne cave near their home collapsed. Evelyn the sister found them and summoned help but resuscitation failed. Tri W Wright licensed mortician Sidney.

Esther Charles Charles R. Carroll Carter Canon Gering Evelyn

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Center News Center Joe Mitchell Collins Orrin Webster J. J. Groshans L. S. Bancroft Sunady Stanley Orval Freeburg S. Scott Vera Guill West Center L. C. Freeburg Ed Guill George Fisher J. C. Guill Ted Jensen Leonard Freeburg Oscar Freeburg Balton Brownson Me Son O. E. Tolle Kansas Anderson Kimball the Farmers Union Herdon School B. H. H. Club A. Boyes Sidney Moser Sales Company Hahler Garage Doan Milburn Co Mfg.Chem Buffalo N.Y J. R. Taylor M. D Over Larson DE. G. D. Webster Dentist Cheyenne County L. A. Donahoe Roche R. E. Roche, M. D Chas. H. Gardner County Surveyor Ando Joseph Oberfelder United States Sidney, Nebraska Sextorp Tri W. Wright Albaugh Tire Shop Cheyenne Jukesburg Julesburg Juleshore Union Pacific Gurley Dalton Ford Minnesota John Deere Johnson Fanning H. P. Fairbanks P. O. Stark Organ Simmons Cole’s Herman Ploghaus Fundingsland & Millett Auctio C. W. Smith
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