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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1937

Page

8

Weyerts and neighbors gather for local social hours

Sunday and weekday visits fill the community notes as Weyerts, Rahe, Lindsey, Buss, Jurgens, Borges, and Frerichs families share hospitality. Dances, showers, and dinners occur across Lodge Pole, Sund, and Lisco with several trips to nearby homes and farms. Evelyn Lee's death is noted in Scottsbluff.

Harry Thompson Lodge Pole William Bartling, Jr Otto Rahe Delmar James Hume George H. Buss Ben Buss James Lindsey Joe Frerichs Martin Borges Morris Jessen Fred Bauer Elbert Bayard Ernest Wickard John Taylor Edith Ruth John Jessen Louis Haack Sund Carl Jurgens Raymond Clairbelle Sanders Fred Kilgore John Tieman Willard Frerichs John Jurgens Orval Hume Bertha Borges Evelyn Lee Ned Lee Scottsbluff Pete Buss Willard Joe Preridhs Elsie Rahe George Doniman William Partling, Jr August Jurgens Gurley William Frerichs, Jr Berthe Borges Ben Jurgens Bess Rahe Clairabelle Sanders Lisco Kord Dykman Walter Dykman

Maple Grove Community Dinners and Meetings Report

Maple Grove notes list dinners and gatherings among local families and clubs. F.N. club members planned a November 5 party at the schoolhouse with charter members initiating new members. Upcoming meetings include November 11 with Anna Jorgensen and Al fred Jorgensen assisting, and a Farmers Union meeting at Liberty school house on November 19. A pie supper and program at Liberty school is scheduled for October 25 taught by Marie Cortney.

Joe Dilley Ed Miles Hazel Harvey Frank Workman F.N. Club A. Johnson Johnson R. W. Johnson Anna Jorgensen Alfred Jorgensen Catherine Lee Fey Near Bayard Joe Green John Olson Beatrice Nelson Elna Johnson Alvin Johnson Ruth Farmers Union Liberty School House George Deaver Henry Elsen James Irwin W. T. Sharman Albin Johnson Frank Rasmussen Vern Elmer Edna Johnson Earl Sharman Marion Loreta Wynne Cecil Tremain Carol Sam Irwin H. P. Cortney Jess Preble W. T. Sharma H. P. Michelman Liberty School Marie Cortney

Peetz News Roundup Highlights Local Events

Peetz residents report visits from Sterling residents Rayond Groeger and Leonard Schilz and note Raymond joined Woolworth store. Freshmen at Peetz High staged initiation. Roberta Robinette and John Iblingshafer wed at Fort Collins October 10 and planned move to Olney. Several locals attend events, birthdays, and bridge party.

Rayond Groeger Leonard Schilz Sterling Peetz Raymond Woolworth Peetz Hi Ira E. Willeford Ray Harry Brown Omaha Logan Roberta Robinette Kem Robinette John Iblingshafer Olney Mont Fort Collins Frank McCall McCall Grand Junction I. O. O F Grand Lodge Alfred Lipska Aromas California John van Housen Wheatridge Fred Morris Peetz Rebekah Shirley Crosby Ardys Werner Irma Crosby Norma Robinson Dorothy Claycomb Lucile van Housen Lillian James Maxine Oppie Dolores Stewart Eleanor Billsborrow

Carpet weaving through American history and origins

The passage notes carpet weaving as an ancient art, practiced in Babylon 4000 years ago, with the first American carpet mill built in Philadelphia in 1791. The power loom made wool pile carpets widely available, and the U.S. became the largest producer. It also mentions the Folsom people possibly originating in Asia, crossing the Bering Strait in late Pleistocene or early Post-Pleistocene times.

Babylon Philadelphia United States Bering Straits

Alsace Lorraine term by Peace of Frankfort in 1871

Alsace Lorraine came into use after the Peace of Frankfort in May 1871 to describe the country formed by Bismarck from the whole of Alsace and part of Lorraine. These provinces had a separate existence since the fifth century, when German domination began after 450 years of Roman civilization.

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