East Dalton Community Social Calendar Notes
Local notices list visits and gatherings among East Dalton residents. Families such as Ferdig, Marz, Yowell, Rathman, Englert, Busacker, Zorn, Jobe, Garret, Anderson, and Englert are mentioned with numerous Sunday visits and festival meetings. The piece notes a frost and green winter wheat, plus upcoming box social and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jobe
Grandma Ferdig
Emil Marz
Mary Ann Yowell
Jean Rathman
Rowena
Vivian Jobe
Betty Jane Yowell
Anita Rathman
al Blackwenn
al Zorn
Howard
Helen Englert
Dalton
Fred Rathman
Bridgeport
Herbert Birdwell
A. W. Jobe
Emil Marx
Holyoke
Colo
SEXTORP NEWS ITEM SHOWS COMMUNITY GATHERINGS AND HOGS HAULED
Local residents share visits and activities across Potter and surrounding farms. Joe Kubis and daughter Emily Beda help haul hogs for Pete Nelson. Alex Spencer, George Reetz and Andy Rapp assist. Several families host gatherings and lunches, including Anna Benish Nelson’s birthday feast. Neil Dunlavy and Joe Frei travel from Scottsbluff to visit home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Smith
L. J. Shaw and Sons
Pete Nelson
Fred Prince
Potter
Irving Sanders
Fern Yost
Oscar Rede
Joe Kempf
Gothenburg
Andy Rapp
Kearney
Aurora
Mildred Rapp
District 147
Charles Smith
C. C. Crowell’s
Henry Wickstrom
Leslie Sanders
Henry Kayne
Phyllis
Miss Kennedy
Meyer
Lina Larson
Joe Kubis
Charles Dedic
Joe Frei’s
Pete Nelson’s
Arlo Fisher
Alden
Mr. Fisher
Neil Dunlavy
Emily Beda
Alex Spencer
George Reetz
C. C. Crowell
Homer Light
George Jung
Glen Easton
Sam Wickstrom and Sons
Benish
Anna Benish Nelson
Vincent Tech
Joe Frei
Scottsbluff
Hubert
Local Family News From Pleasant Dale Area
Elda Hume reports visits and social calls among Pleasant Dale residents last week. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yank Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stern and Ben Stern at C G Hume home. Mrs. Paul Ingwerson improves after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Yank
Frank Stern
Ben Stern
Pleasant Dale
C. G. Hume
Paul Ingwerson
Will Florke
Gurley
Morris Jessen
Baby
John Folkerts
Carl Busboom
Walter Rufenacht and
Harry Thompson
Millard
Lavern Queen
Fred Borges
Broadwater
Fred Bauer
Tom Stretch
Henry Koplein
Dave Hume
Garhart Thurow
Claude Layman
Ruby Woods
Elda Hume
Horace Weyatt
Lisco
Cecil Hume
James Hume
Milliard Queen
Arthur Larsen
Otto Rahe
Ruth Jessen
Marjorie
Sidney
Guy Thompson
Denver
Potter Items Reflect Potter Nebraska Social Roundup
Mrs Read from Grand Island arrives for an indefinite visit. Revs Slocumb of Gering visit Potter. W N S Miller and J R Quen in Gering and Scottsbluff Friday. Roland Biggs sick. Potter folk attend Sidney Scottsbluff game. Rev Louis Kaub preached at Potter. WTU meets with Emma Olsen and C W Johnson as hostesses. Potter visitors include Dr Hahn and Dr Peterson. Many locals visit, travel, or host. spud harvest grows near Potter with Emil Nelson employing three crews. American Legion to elect officers at next meeting. Death of C C Pritchert’s son noted. Bob Simmons draws a crowd in Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Miller
Lee Hagemeister
Read
Grand Island
L. V. Slocumb
Gering
Mr. Slocumb
WN. S. Miller
J. R. Quein
Scottsbluff
Roland
Claud Biggs
Sidney-Scottsbluff
Fowler
Hahn
Maynard Mayer
Raymond Slocumb
Stanley Davis
Sidney
George Jung
Potter
Louis Kaub
Wesleyan University
J. M. Hughes
C. W. Johnson
Kimball
Harry Bane
Omaha
Leo FE. Osborn
H. H. Boyd
Gurley
Dykman
Earl Fowler
Ernle
L. Madsen
Phoenix
Ariz
Dannebrog
Bayard
Birthday Club
Leafdale
Dr. Hahn
Fremont
Stanley Tolick
Julesburg
Tollick
American Legion
G. L. Rogers
Jacobson
C. E. Trump
Ford of
Brule
Potter SW
Aday
Trump
C. C. Pritchert
Sunnyside Social Notes From Theis and Omel Family
Dorothy Theis spent Wednesday with Bertha Omel. Local residents visit and call each other in Sidney and Lodge Pole. The Better the Best swine club met at Ray Rexroth’s, and a miscellaneous shower was held for Ethel Theis. Sunday dinners featured families from the Omel and Theis households with several callers throughout the week. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Omel
Dorothy Theis
Oscar Olson
Sidney
John Volkman
I. A. Wickard
Frank Halsey
L. K. Omel
Ray Rexroth
E. A. Johnson
Evelyn
Ethel Theis
Albert ‘Brandel
John Theis
L.K. Omel
L. K
Ray Tremain
Ethel
Harold Hernbloom
Evelyn Johnson
West Center social notes and community updates
Neighbors gathered at the Ernest home to celebrate Mrs. Ernest’s birthday with cards and lunch. Local families hosted dinners for visiting relatives and friends. Potatoes were shipped to Lyons and farm folks expect sale there. Women’s groups planned a bazaar, and a mission society will meet at Gurley. Community members attended church, school events, and a lecture by Congressman Simmons in Dalton. Anthrax vaccinations updated. potato digging completed and corn shucking begun. Mrs. Raymond Scott visits relatives in the Guill family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huth Osborn
Carl Ernest
Mrs
Francis Rose
A. H. Draper
Mae Rose
Ervin Seimers
Sidney
E. L. Weed
J. C. Guill
W. C. Ankeny
Lyons
Guill
Womans Home Missionary Society
J. H. Largent
Gurley
Center Ladies Aid Societies
Paul Weible
Stoll
E. E. Osborn
Rebekah Lodge
Dalton
Olive Gineau
Loretta Osborn
Ethel
Clara Ewing
Carl Freeburg
Congressman Simmons
Simmons
Alaska
Raymond Scott
Council Bluffs
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M. DD
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J.van Valkenburg
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Conoco
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Continental Oil Company
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Colts
C. P. Millett
L. J. Chmelka
Farmers State Bank of Sunol
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