WEYERTS NEWS COMPILES LOCAL LIFE AND VISITS
Mrs O Rahe notes a week of community happenings in Lodge Pole. Frerichs hauled wheat, Sears kin visits, students in district 32 earned top grades, and many families shopped, dined, and socialized in nearby towns such as Sterling, Sidney, Gothenburg, and Lisco. Several health updates and travel to hospitals are included along with farm activity and new pupils in district 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Rahe
William Frerichs
Lodge Pole
Earl Sears
Fred Borges
Fred Bauer
William Sears
Frank Halsey
Sund
William Hull
Walter Flicker
Ben Jurgens
John
Grandma Rahe
Miss Sears
District
Caroline Volkman
Lena Tieman
Esther Bruns
Ruth Buss
Lloyd Bauer
Leora Folkerts
Velores Darrah
Lavern Bauer
Pete Buss
George Buss
Sterling
Ben Buss
Dick Volkman
Lisco
Art Larson
Ludwig Larson
Sidney
James Payne
Jurgen Folkerts
Dave
Cecil Hume
Charles Darrah
Dale Rogers
Buss
C. B. Wiebke
Mary Rahe
Henry Korsmeyer
Gurley
Chester Bruns
Arthur Volkman
Lyle Kintz
Garhart Thurow
James Hume
Otto Rahe
Alvina Sanders
Donna Leo
Merriman
Herman Florke
Henry Schmale
Henry Florke
Kord Dykman
Harry Thompson
W. C. Sears
Harold Pettett
Orval Hume
Herman Bruns
SEXTORP NEWS ITEMS FILL WEEK WITH VISITS AND TRAVEL
Local notes report a fine rain aiding grain while farmers union met with Joe Sigmund. Several visits occur across town including Alex Spencer reuniting with his South Dakota brother after 18 years. Attendees, threshing trips, fishing parties and shop visits fill a busy week in this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Nelson
Farmers Union
Joe Sigmund
Joe Kubis
Vincent Teel
Vern Pearson
C. C. Crowell
Art Brandenburg
Flaglar
Colo
Clayton Spencer
Dix
South Dakota
Alex Spencer
Alex
Co. C. Crowell
George Reetz
Claus
Neil Dunlavy
Joe Fréi
Art Johnson
Laramie
Wyo
George Beetz
E. H. Sanders
Scottsbluff
Roy and
Robert Nelson
East Dalton Social Roundup of Visits and Doings
Ruth Jobe and neighbors share meals and visits across East Dalton. Guests include Mrs. Al Blackwenn and Miss Hemmer at the Englert home, and families of Rathman, Jobe, Harms, and Englert. Trips to Fort Lupton for coal and beet fields, lessons, and church events mark the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Blackwenn
Miss Hemmer
Blackwenns
M. S. Englert
Fred Rathman
Martin Anderson
Ruth Jobe
Delno Mauer
Earl Leger
Center
Chris Nelson
Panabaker’s
Wayne J
Jens Englert
Fort Lupton
Louie Reimers
Ed Mintken
Rowena
Francis
Vivian Jobe
John Harms
Merjorie Devier
Carlo Rasmussen
Grand Island
Fred Johnson
Stack
Esty
A. W. Jobe
Sarrah Buchanan
Howard
Herbert Marx
Miller
John Schrinert
Willam Schlotfeld
Otto Busacker
Henry
Emil Marx
Henry Sorge
Ruth
Antelope social roundups at Edson Maddens and others
Mrs Roscoe Madden and sons spent Friday afternoon at Edson Maddens. Numerous Sunday dinners and visits trace a busy social week with family and neighbors including Rosse of Sidney, Dewey Larson, C P Herboldsheimer, Barbara Whitney, and others visiting homes in the area near Sidney and Burns Wyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Herboldsheimer
Virgil
Homer Brown
Emmon Sanders
Billy Hineman
George Reetz
Broadwater
Joe Frei
Neil Dunlavy
Scottsbluff
Potter
Wyoming
Vivian Herboltsheiner
Roscoe Madden
Edson Madden
Lloyd Shaw
Billy Smith
Mattie Nelson
Barbara Whitney
Rosse
Sidney
Guy Terman
Ronald Wolfe
Ira Willeford
Dale Hubbard
Glen Willeford
Carl Larson
Maninger
Lola Warnuer
James
Andrew Jensen
James Willeford
Svend Olsen
Don Nelson
Rodney Bertrams
W. A. Nelson
Dewey
C. M. Johnson
FE. M
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Christie Bertramson
J. W. Dsertramsen
Emil Karel
E. R. Hadley
Leslie Weikhorst
Jack Richards
Treinen
Potatoes Dug as Fine Weather Lures Farmers
Fred Rathman improves building exteriors with fresh paint. Cranes swung weekend shadows as rough weather included showers rain and a thunderstorm with strong wind. James Devier bought feeder calves in Denver last week. Vivian Jobe missed school Tuesday due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rathman
James Devier
Denver
Vivian Jobe
North Divide social notes show Sparks family gatherings
Mrs Pear Sparks hosts and attends dinners and parties with Mr and Mrs John Sparks and other Sparks relatives. Several local families including the Niemans, Lipkes, Adams, and Kinton socialize through club meetings, visits, and weekend gatherings before John Sparks departs for a new Oregon home.
Longest tunnel powers New York water supply system
The Shandaken tunnel runs 18.1 miles delivering Schoharie creek water to the Ashokan reservoir with service starting February 9, 1924. New York City relies on this system for drinking water. A later note describes inventors earning fortunes from a movable collar stud top and a new soda bottle cap after lengthy development and initial sales success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catskin
Schoharie Creek
Ashokan
New York City
Anthony Praga
London Sunday Express
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sextorp News
East Dalton
By Ruth Jobe
Cheyenne County Trading Company
North Divide
Pear Sparks
Claude Sparks
John Sparks
W. A. Sparks
Clyde Sparks
Harry Barham
Miss Adams
Lyngholm
al Bauer
Sunol
L. J. Hughes
Ray Frame
Charles Lessman
C. B. Kinson
Ed Brockers
Paul Sparks
Harry Barnam Mesdames
Claud Sparks
V. McManes
J. A. Choah
Ruth Kinten
Frances Goodwin
Dorothy Lipke
Margaret Miller
Mirs
Anna Larson
Catherine Hamer
George Rippe
C. B. Kinton
O. L. Miller
J. W. Goodale
T. W. Hawkins
Briggs
Josephine
Ed Brockersby
George Nieman
Henry Yowell
Ada Adams
Ed Lipke
Oregon
New Doran
Merly
Servey
Guy V. Doran
Yant Construction Company
Yant Construction
Omaha
Nebraska
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