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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1924

Page

14

Bronson Community Notes From Last Week’s Meeting

The Helping Hand club met with Mrs. Palmer Thurston for visiting and needlework. A committee was formed to plan an entertainment. Dr. Roche removed tonsils from Pearl Hicks. The Farmers Union heard talks by Glen Bales, Wiley, Otto Perso, County Judge Chambers and Olson. Harold Lyngholm returned from Omaha with a bride. Rev. Kahse to lead services next Sunday. Lots of local visits, hunts, and travel noted, with neighbors sharing birthdays and greetings.

Palmer Thurston C. S. Anderson Roche Pearl Hicks Artie Walsh Leland Jack Kilmer Pennie Couch Jack Anderson R. C. Jackson Ada Taylor Farmers Union Osborn Omaha Glen Bales Willey Otto Perso Chambers Olson Anna Hicks Florence Wm Bundy Ada Waylor Baumbach M. Fl. Vowers Kahse S3ronson Ben Couch Bennie and Troy Earl McFall Platte River H. R. Baumbach Carol Henry Scott's Dalton Art McMillen Frank Shelton J. A. Connely Henrietta Thurston Seacord L. J. Damm

Pleasant View Social Roundup with Local Visits

Pleasant View notes car rides and visits among residents. Warren Pontius motored to Potter on Tuesday. Borcher and Wittrock families called at various homes. Ruth and Verona Borcher visited Mrs. John Borcher. Miller Gemeinhardt and Leone Gemeinhardt hosted a Wednesday gathering. Dalton called on Jack McGrane. A large turnout attended Slama's sale. Stoff notes of outings to Sterling, Colorado and a dinner hosted by Art Obendorfer.

Warren Pontius Potter Wm. Borcher Ruth Verona John Borcher Frank Miller Leona Gemeinhardt Gemeinhardt Pat Dalton Jack McGrane Slama Chris Crowell H. B. Wittrock

Route A West Gurley Ill. Little Lucille Sorge ill

Route A West Gurley reports Little Lucille Sorge is quite ill with stomach trouble after parents took her to Alliance on Tuesday. Other items note Gordon Folks staying with relatives, visits by Horst family, theft indications on Johnny Groshans, and pigs taken from Bert Walker along with other social notes and visits across the region.

Lucille Sorge Alliance Gordon Paul Draper Henry Horst, Sr Johnny Groshans Bert Walker Walter Aurich Horst Brothers Sidney Knox Will Ewert Dalton

Bunker Hill Social Roundup Amid Weekly Visits and Meetings

Mrs Glen Bales and family called at Theo Borcher’s Tuesday evening. Mrs John Engel and family visited Wm Rhode Tuesday afternoon. Families motored to Sidney on Tuesday and Thursday. Mrs Carl Schmidt helped cook for threshers at John Borcher’s last week. The B H C met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Ray Spiker and tied comforts. A large Farmers Union turnout Thursday. Mike Schwartz returned from Sterling Colorado and is doing well.

Glen Bales Theo Borcher John Engel Wm. Rhode’s Paul Ohlbrecht Sidney Carl Schmidt John Borcher Frances Knox Curt Scott Theo Borcher and Son Sacs Wayne Nebr Paul Meyer Wm. Sachs Ray Spiker Walter Happel Gurley Theo

Letter Box: La Follette and Wheeler Supporter Decries Opposition

A Huntsman Nebraska reader from October 13 1924 writes from Washington DC as a LaFollette and Wheeler headquarters correspondent praising the Independent wave and the superior policies of their candidates. He denounces the opposition as incoherent mudslingers and calls propaganda a traitorous attack rooted in greed for gold. He signs J C Sparks.

Huntsman Nebr Telegraph Sidney LaFollette and Wheeler Washington, D. C J. C. Sparks

Royal Neighbors Meeting and Local Social News in Sidney

Evening gathering after the business meeting featured apple pie and coffee served by ladies. New members welcomed include Miss Elizabeth Gross, Miss Frances Gross, Gertraude Bales, and Mrs. Frank Gross. Many locals visited Sidney, Bronson Farmers Union, and extended family visits over the weekend.

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