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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1925

Page

14

Local Neighbors Share News Across Spring Canyon

In Monday through Sunday notes, O Guffin and an insurance man visit the neighborhood. Mrs John Scott calls on Mrs Arthur McKelvey, Roy Crable sees Dr Sprecher, and Roy recovers from flu. Various visits, horseplay and shoppping trips fill the week with gatherings at Reeves and Bates homes. The Crook football team travels to Sterling for a practice game. Potatoes shipped to Schuyler. Many residents attend Sidney and Diff events, with dinners and hostings at several farms.

Vu. O. Guffin John Scott Arthur McKelvey Roy Crable Crook Sprecher Roy Bernard Hall Baby Harry Reeves Helen Brecht Frances Moore Williams Chas Brecht J. E. Bates Milo Moore Rush Ranch A. D. Hilliard Lois Louise John McDonnell J. E Bates Charles Brecht Denver Sterling P. R. Bell Schuyler Nebraska Robert Nicholas P. BR. Bell George McCall Kensington Bernard Hill Roy Binney Ed Binney Hazel Marshall C. H. Woodard Diff Dan Beebe

Meadow Lawn Social Roundup Leads to Parties and Visits

Meadow Lawners share visits with neighbors and relatives at multiple homes. gatherings include Jake Eckert and Rudolph Pousacker households, radio listening, a party hosted by Raymond and Myrtle Weed with games and lunch, and a radio installation at the Jake Eckert home. A newborn shifts local news with Art Dierks welcoming a three and a half pound boy at home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Dierks.

Weed Sam Eckert Jake Eckert Rudolph Pousacker George Winkleman Clara Winkleman Will Nunn Hedlund J. Cc. Kreader J. M. Kreader Reinholdt Miller John Schreinert Maynard Meyer Ted Farr Rex Rodgers Spen Northport P. C Nelson Dalton J. C. Kreader John Novotney Studebaker Raymond Myrtle Weed Dennis Walsh Ernest Meyer John Rathbun Sidney James and Kreader Ed Morrow R. R. Bovee Meadow Lawners Art Dierks H. C. Anderson Geo. Worth

McNews Spend Week with J E Morrow Family

Mr and Mrs J H McNew are spending a week with the J E Morrow family. The Moyer and Bovee families and Mrs John Peterson attended the fair in Sidney Friday.

J. H. McNew J. E. Morrow Moyer and Bovee John Peterson Sidney

Local Social News and Church Bazaar Plans

Bunker Hill residents attended events at Hilbert Borchers and St Patrick's Auditorium while families welcomed a baby and shared visits across Dalton Sidney and surrounding areas. Attendance at fall festival rodeos and interstate fairs is noted along with church services and a Kimball Wheat Growers Hotel dance. The St Patrick's bazaar is scheduled for November 4th and 5th with dinner and dance each evening.

Walter Hopper Hilbert Borcher's Fred Beyer Margarite Grace Dalton St. Patrick’s Auditorium Wm. Gross Henry Schmidt Chas. Overman Henry Ehmke Willis Beyer Wm Meyer Arthur Overman Robert Barlow Hart Muensterman Archie Pond Pete Beyer Scottsbluff Bunker Hill Eq Overman Denver Chas Overman Jobn Engel Jacob Volkert Dalton St. Patrick’s Church

Grand Prairie Social Roundup at Week's End

Grand Prairie residents shared a lively week with sermons at Peniel Tuesday evening drawing a large crowd. Mrs. A BR Tremain attended the Sunol Woman's Club at Mrs. Millard Pavlat's Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Frank Heinzeman were guests at the Charles Welton home Thursday evening. Nearly everyone from Grand Prairie was mentioned in social notices.

Cheyenne County Sidney AR Tremin Jove Ruttner Charles Welton Baby Mae Lois Henry Hargens Mildred Hart Maxine McManus Dorothy Theis Erma Welton Alva Hart Baby Fred Hunnicutt Will Koehn Henry Kragel Will Frerichs Edna Helen Joe Charles Smith Albert Johnson L.A. Pearson Ray Rexroth Strandberg Peniel Broadwater R. C. Ruhter James Irwin Frank Christensen Chris Junker George Egging Christena Geneva Henry J. C. Jorgensen Albert Edwin Gustave Judkins A. BR. Tremain Sunol Woman's Club Millard Pavlat Frank Heinzeman Grand Prairie

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