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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1929

Page

5

Nebraska champion boy dairyman honored at national show

Elmer K Young of Havelock Lancaster county leads Nebraska calf club winners at the national dairy exposition in St Louis. He is among 17 honored youth by Blue Valley Creamery Institute for leadership in calf club work. Elmer, Lincoln Guernsey Calf club leader, is a Neb college of agriculture freshman and has built a renowned dairy record with Susan Select the grand champion club cow.

Nebraska Elmer K. Young Havelock Lancaster County St. Louis Elmer Blue Valley Creamery Institute Elmer Young Lincoln Guernsey Nebraska College of Agriculture Susan Select Dairy Herd Improvement Association

Lodge Pole social notes and football trip updates

Lodge Pole residents hosted guests and shared community events from Thursday to Friday. Detached mentions include visits from Burgess of Sidney, the birth of a girl to Paul and Mrs. Smith, trips to Lincoln Fremont and Omaha, and a Lodge Pole football win 38 to 0. Local clubs held meetings, bridge parties occurred, and a sale at William Mika brought good prices.

Maple Grove travelers visit eastern state with family group

Mr and Mrs Emil Nightengale and daughter Edna and Mr and Mrs Frank Deaver left Tuesday morning for the eastern part of the state to visit.

Emil Nightengale Edna Frank Deaver

Local Socials and Nebraska State Facts Notice

Local social notes recount visits dinners and gatherings among the Nelson Bertramson Richards Whitney and Larson families plus neighbors. The page closes with Nebraska area, population rank, river mileage and 1200 natural lakes noted for fishing and recreation.

Nebraska

Social notes from Grand Prairie and Sidney area

Grand Prairie and Sidney residents share a week of visits with family and friends. Ray Tremain and family attend events in district 17 and Scottsbluff while Mrs. Milburn of Green River Wyoming visits relatives in Sidney and Grand Prairie. Numerous gatherings include church bazars, community club meetings, dinners, and Sunday visits with the Jorgensens, Irwins, and Gade families.

Local notes from SEXTORP and Potter area

SEXTORP Alice Prince returned home Monday evening after working for Mrs. Moss of Kimball. Carl Bartlett visited Pete Nelson's and Billy Smith's Monday. Paul Morrow served as chore boy at C. C. Crowell's during the Crowell’s absence. Esther Carlson left Thursday for Denver to enter Tilden health school for her health. Eddie Weikhorst bought barley from Billy Smith Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Morerw and children were Sunday guests at Pete Nelson's. Harvey Fisher and family visited parents in Peru. Pete Nelson, Neil Dunlavy and Fred Prince attended Mae Rose's sale Tuesday. Busy Bee club met with 11 members and seven visitors at Mrs. Jons's Tuesday afternoon. lunch served. Howard Yost and family stayed at L. V. Sanders’s house several days. L. J. Shaw and family visited Pete Nelson's Sunday morning. Pete Nelson and sons helped Billy Smith feed wheat early in the week. Mrs. C. C. Crowell, Mrs. Fred Prince and Mrs. Pete Nelson shopped in Potter Tuesday evening. Leola Rogers spent Tuesday night with Fred Prince. Freda Prince helped Mrs. C. C. Crowell with housework for a few days. Charles Fisher left Monday for Beatrice for an Odd Fellows meeting.

W. B. Jewett Persinger Mr. Burgess Sidney Paul E. Smith Howard Hayden Joanne Denver L. R. Barlow A. B. Persinger Dye Lodge Pole Womans Club City Hall G. W. Barlow Sunol F. D. Barlow Lincoln Fremont Omaha M. W. A. Hall O. J. Melton Allen Lindley Lindley F. J. Carter Mesdames Hoffman Groshart Nellie E. Petteys E. Davis B- J. Bates McDaniel Joanné William V. Mika Ladies of the Altar Society Harley Simkins Leon Buck Nebraska James Livingston Kenneth Carleton Sterling Marion Ruth Barlow Los Angeles Hoffman Nora Wolf J. D. Payton A. G Miller A. G. Miller North Platte W.L. Bates Kimball Marion Ruth Harry Lindley R. Thidney Dix Lodge Pole Joe Pavlat Paviat Alice Prince Mrs. Moss Carl Bartlett Potter Pete Nelson Billy Smith Paul Morrow C. C. Crowell’s Crowell’s Esther Carlson Denvers Tilden Health School Eddie Weikhorst J. E. Morerw H. B. Fisher Charles Johnson Harvey Fisher Fisher Peru Neil Dunlavy Fred Prince Mae Rose Busy Bee Club Herbert Jons C. C. Crowell Leola Rogers Fred Prince's Freda Prince Charles Fisher Beatrice Odd Fellows

Local notes mix surgery plans and weekend visits in Gurley area

The passage lists residents and visitors around Gurley, Nebraska, including Nels Noonan's tonsil removal, Clara Beyer’s Sunday gathering, and multiple calls by Beyer, Cunningham, Fleming, and Meier families. It mentions a cow incident injuring Floyd Bayne, an excursion to Denver, and local sports and club activities such as the Gurley high school baseball team’s success and a Lorenzo ball game 18 to 10 victory.

Sunol Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Sunol residents report social calls including Mr and Mrs H R Glassburn at the Shaffer home and Mr and Mrs Robert Quinn visiting Lee Johnson. The Do It All Well swine club met at Emil Bluhm home. A. J Englert returned from Denver. Allington & Allington plan to auction 40 hogs at the fair grounds in Sidney on Monday October 21 at 2 pm.

William Marshall Sunol H R Glassburn H S Shaffer Robert Quinn Lee Johnson Do It All Well Swine Club Emil Bluhm

SICK LIST AND COMMUNITY NEWS FROM SOUTH SUNOL

Mrs H E George was on the sick list last week. Tom Kendrick and F L Chapman drove to Denver with hogs and brought coal back. Lavon McCracken and George Bonser were on the sick list early week. Wm Namath visited the James Oliverius home. Mrs Jacob Skrdle and daughter Emma and son John visited the Oliverius home. Ford rep from Crook visited Tuesday. Presbyterian church meeting in Crook drew several area families Tuesday. Mrs Charles Redden and children spent Tuesday with Mrs George McCracken. Josie Namath and family and Emma Skrdle and Mrs George Bowser visited Sterling Tuesday. Herman Bluhm and relatives arrived from Seward Tuesday for a few days. Albert Ottjes hauled lumber from Crook Tuesday. Tom Bonser did carpentry for Ottjes Wednesday. Carl Lind hauled barley for Ollie Wilson Wednesday. H B Kenyon of Crook bought hogs from George Bonser Wednesday and shipped to Crook. Sterling visitors Thursday included Mrs P C Avery, Mrs F L Chapman, and Grandma Kendrick. Herman Bluhm and relatives visited Dix Friday. Lavon McCracken spent Thursday with Mrs Ed Briney. Eva Briney stayed Thursday night with Mrs W F Bogenhagen. Sidney shoppers included Mr and Mrs Ed Briney, Mr and Mrs O E Rhodes, and Richard Fraass. C W Bonser visited Sidney Wednesday. George Book and E N Roth attended a sale near Proctor Friday. George Bonser and family had Sunday dinner at Jerry Vacik.

L. K. Nelson Maren George Whitney Jack Richards Dewey Larson Hoofer and Sons Carl Larson Denver Harvey Marks E. M. Nelson C. P. Herboldsheimer Lloyd Shaw James Johnson Mrs. Johnson Reineka Mads Larson Lina Frank Anderson Rodney Bertramson L. K J. W. Bertramson V. A. Nelson H. A. Lockhart Ray Tremain Cecil H. S. Shaffer Albert Johnson Leroy E. A. Johnson Pearl Milburn Green River Wyo Mons Johnson Ray .Tremain Verona John Hokom Quincy District 17 Charles Smith J. C. Jorgensen Anna Dorothy Irwin T. G. Waddell Fielden F. N. Smith Christian Church Sidney Grand Prairie James Irwin Robert Joe Sadie Leslie Johnson Milburn Nelson John Olson W. T. Sharman Dorothy Josie Clyde Wallace Ted W. W. Craig Sunol Clayton Parks Alva Hart W. O. Johnson Dan Rupert Doris E. Rupert Howard Denny Lodge Pole Will Gade Emil Gade Walter Wassum and Sons Lee Johnson P. Z. Gentry Fielden Waddell Joe Dodds H. E. George Tom Kendrick F. L. Chapman Little Lavon McCracken George Bonser Wm. Namath James Oliverius Jacob Skrdle Emma John Ford Crook Presbyterian Church Charles Redden George McCracken Josie Namath Jacob Skrole George Bowser Herman Bluhm Leonard Bluhm Catherine Bluhm Henry Brinkmeyer Clayton Seward Bluhm Albert Ottjes Tom Bonser Carl Lind Ollie Wilson H. B. Kenyon P. C. Avery Grandma Kenddrick Sterling Bluhms Dix Lavon Ed Briney Eva Briney W. F. Bogenhagen O. E. Rhodes Richard Fraass Richard Gentry C. W

Neales and Mrs Fuller Visit Dewey DeBrunner Home

Supt and Mrs Charles Neale and two sons and Mrs Fuller of Peetz called at the Dewey DeBrunner home on Wednesday evening.

Charles Neale Fuller of Peetz Dewey DeBrunner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ed Miles Alice Mae John Junker Florence Bruckmiller N. E. Witters R. W. Johnson John Newton Frank Kinton Nels Johnson Faye Elinore Newton Frances Larson Glassburn’s Frank Workman Roy Bunion C. A. Rasmussen Alvin Johnson C. Junker Lyle Shaffer Alfred W. T. Sharman’s Harold Spiker Eldon Cooley's Spiker Ray Taylor Hospital Charles Dallas Hade Joe Green John Newton’s Joe Dilley Newt Berggren Lloyd Ray Frame Clyde Wallace Onne N. P. Johnson Robert Dyke Genevieve Helen F. A. Johnoon’s C. O. Hade’s Nels Johnson’s Buelling Andrew Johnson Maple Grove State Sextorp Howard Yost L. V. Sanders L. J. Shaw Pete Nelson and Sons Gurley Nels Noonan Broadwater Dr Larson Nels Nelson Rose Hiney Sylvia Bayne Clara Beyer Bunker Hill Earl Bayne James Albert Beyer Frank Chapman Iva Beyer Lessman Albert Juedes Floyd Bayne FE. J Nelson Henry Sorge Lynn Cunningham Pinky Cunningham Grandma Cunningham Ben Cruise George Burr Willis George Bauer Weyerts George Bartels C. H. Rowan Harold Rowan A T. Stava Show Jensen Larson Mantor Paul Mortensen Gurley High W. C Phelps Agnes Phelps Cradit George Fleming Ralph Fleming Melba Frank Meijer Lorenzo Club Reuben Burg Erwin Phelps Violet Cradit Frank Meier Clyde Robertson Kinkaid House Schmidt Wilson Struve John Moseman Edward Meier Charles Denver Eicher of Colton Ed Cortney Brown Steve Deaver Berea Jack Peters Betty Reuben Berg Tillie Julia Yahn Harry Fleming Melvin Phelps H. F. Fleming Louis Struve Karl Schmidt Court House Leonard Willie Cortney Dalton Lorenzo Velma Glassburn Harve Misegadis M. M Pavlat Frank Hornicek E Ratts Paul Sommers Booth Ranch Bertha Ome Lee Line Allington Fair Grounds Walter Proctor Loveland Colo Wayne Dale Craig L. L. Ford Bert Allington A. J Englert Sundl Miss Larson H. R. Glassburn Lorrell Craig Dr. Colman A. Fenske Allington Farm Floyd Williams Lorrell S. P. Hunt and Sons Mrs Paul Martin South Sunol Lorenzo News R. S. D. Hatchery Sidney, Nebraska A.C Atwater Kent
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