Small-town social roundup with birthdays and visits
Sextorp Chas Harvey and Arlo Fisher fished at Kilpatrick lake with one lonely catch. Gov Reetz home birthday celebrations for Bertha May Reetz Geraldine Crowell and Mr Mrs Crowell marked wedding anniversary. Bonnie’s eleventh birthday surprise party drew about thirty five. Community visits and Sunday dinners fill a weekend in Meadow Lawn area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Harvey
Arlo Fisher
Kilpatrick Lake
Fred Reetz
C. Crowell
Geraldine
Gov
C. C. Crowell
Dan Duncan
Bonnie
A. E. Fisher
H. M. Fisher
W. L. Ayers
Wheatland
Wyoming
Pete Nelson
Sumday
Lillian Minor
Sidney
Harold Brett
Ray Wills
Jessie Lambert
Dist
Sam Eckert
Andy Brott
James Smith
Roy Nelson
Potter
Chas. Johnson and Son
W. R. Boggs
H. B. Fisher
Homer Fisher
Jesse Lambert
Fred Prince
A. E. Fisher and
Center Area Socials and Travels Noted in Local Notices
Center residents and guests are listed visiting relatives, attending sales in Sidney and Monnahan, and motor trips to Redington and Sterling. Snow storms disrupted the area Friday but cleared by Sunday night. multiple local households hosted. Residents included Mire George Vogler, Mrs. Leo Messner, Mr. and Mrs. L. Bancroft, Guy Berry and family, Ray Berry, Curt Scott, A. D. Rose, Francis Rose, L. T. Johnson, H. Tank, John Grosshans, and L. S. Bancroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
George Vogler
Babe
Leo Messner
B. L. Carter
Guy Berry
N. H. Tank
Bancroft
Dick Seimers
Sidney
Monnahan
L. E. Gineau
Council Bluffs
Wesley
Ray Berry
Cash Scott
Redington
John Grosshans
Curt Scott
A. D. Rose
Francis
L.T. Bancroft
L. T. Johnson
Ll. H. Tank
Sterling
John, Grossbans
L. S. Bancroft
Francis Russell
Kenneth Rose
Victor Knox
Vernon Scott
Wilma Ruby Lewis
Robert Nicholas
P. R. Bell
Glen McCall
Crook
Roy Crable
A. D. Hilliard
Ielle T. Moore
Charles Brecht
Hill
Haxtun
Bernard Hill
Pete Brossard
Sam Pollok
Harry Reeves
Harry
Meadow Lawn Social Roundup at the Morrow Home
Meader Meadow residents share visits and calls across the week. Gladys Morrow hosts with Elia Seifer and local ladies. Kreader and Morrow families exchange afternoon calls in Dalton and nearby towns. Several trips to Scottsbluff, Sidney, and Wahoo noted with social visits and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Morrow
Elia Seifer
Mesdames Tom
J. C. Kreader
Rosé McNulty
Ed Zorn and Son
al Morrow
iColeman Kreader Jr
Chas. Scott
James Sullivan
J. E. Morrow
Jess Heskitt
Scottsbluff
Willard Mowrer
Cevilla Mowrer
Chappell
Erney Myer
Bettie
Dalton
Sidney
Chas. Martin
Dennis Walsh
Martin Mayes
Wahoo
Mrs. Owens
Redland
Nebraska
Community Notes From Bunker Hill and Surroundings
Local residents attend visits and dinners at neighbors homes across Bunker Hill. The Bunker Hill sewing and pig clubs held an achievement program at the school, followed by games and a dainty lunch thanked club leaders for their instruction. Many residents traveled to Sidney for Friend Makers days and school duties, with multiple calls and visits recorded through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hendricks
Wm. Sachs
Charles Overman
Oscar Aurich
Ernest Hille
Fred Beyer
Wilma Ehmke
Pete Beyer
Henry Schmidt
Art Borcher
Paul Meyer
John Borcher
Frank
Bunker Hill
Frank Beyer
Herbert Stromberg
S. Irvin Livingston
Friend Makers
Sidney
Henry Chmke
Jack McGrane
Wm. Meyer
Carl Olson
Walter Ahlers
Henry ‘Schmidt
Clem Kretz
Roy Spicknell
Irene
Vera
The
Academy
Lorenzo
Lucille
Bunker Hill Baseball Meet and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Jacob Volkert visit Mon George Rohde called at John Engels Tue morn. Bunker Hill team held a meet at Art Borchers Sun eve. Ross Bales called at Wm Rohdes Sun afternoon. Arthur Overman remains bedfast but hopes rise for a recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ents
Jacob Volkert
George Rohde
John Engel
Bunker Hill
Art Borcher
Ross Bales
Wm. Rohde
Arthur Overman
Community Notes From White Cove Valley
Local residents report a week of visiting at Crook and attending Mrs. Louderback’s funeral. Families including Pope, Meyerholz, McDonnell, Gross, Bates, Hill, and others were seen at gatherings, with travel to Sterling and Denver. Lookout Mountain visit to Buffalo Bill’s grave noted along with threshing and corn shredding activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hil
Crook
Carl Meyerholz
Bates
Mrs. Pope
John Scott
John McDonnell
Raymond Pope
Sterling
Gillette
Wyoming
Beulah Pope
Wilma Jean Hill
John McDonnell’s
John Fisher
Julesburg
George Rogers
P. R. Bell
Kirk
Denver
Buffalo Bill
Lookout Mountain
Carl. Meyerhols
Floyd
Malon
Bill Pope
Bernard Hill
Harry Reeves
D. R. Gross
Notice Declares No Hunting on H R Fuller Ranch
A posted notice from H R Fuller bans hunting on his ranch located five miles west of Sidney, asserting private property restrictions and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
H. R. Fuller
Funeral for Mrs Geo Louderback at Crook church
The funeral of Mrs. Geo. Louderback was held at the Presbyterian church in Crook last Monday at 1 30 p m Burial followed at the Christian cemetery. Many local residents attended and mourned the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Louderback
Presbyterian Church
Crook
Christian Cemetery
Allen Palmer
le Roy Crabl
Roland Stull
A. D. Hilliard
Watkins
Margaret Sutter
P . Bell
Bells
James P. Hutchison
Dalton notes doctors join Hedlund staff and local events
Dr. G F Zarbaugh of Lincoln will be associated with Dr. A E Hedlund. Zarbaugh remembered for last summer at the Hedlund vacation. Ladies Aid hosted at Bloom home planning an oyster supper and bake sale. Wo man e club met. Foster returns from Indiana after six weeks. Juniors and Seniors carnival at I C O F hall drew a large crowd. Carl Christ of Gurley hospitalized from shotgun wound accident near the Hedlund hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Zarbaugh
Lincoln
A. E. Hedlund
Zarbaugh
Dr. Hedlund
H. ©. Bloom
John Iverson
Ed Zorn
Ladies Aid
Bloom Home
Alex Ross
Womane Club
H. J. Foster
Indiana
I. C. O. F. Hall
Carl Christ of
Gurley
Hedlund Hospital
Dalton People and Changes At Home and Office
Broadwater plans to leave for home this week. The S. S. S. club met with Mrs. Bud Martin Tuesday evening and will meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Margaret Martin. Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Ambrose returned to St. Joseph after several weeks in Dalton with the Ambrose family. G. B. Gross of Lincoln has opened a law office on the back of the Dalton State Bank. Friends wish him success in Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Morrow
Dennis Walsh
Sidney
Edward
Josephine
Martin Mayes
Owens
al Morrow
J. E. Morrow
J. E. Sullivan
Chas. Martin
Ed Walsh
Meadow Lawn School
Rex Rodgers
Dalton
Sam Eckert
Carl , Schmidt
Irene
Vernon Scott
Ray
Berry
Bronson
Wm. Jeudes
Pete Beyer
Albert Overman
Joseph and
Wille Beyer
Henry Schmidt
S. S
Mrs. B. C. Ambrose
St. Joe, Mo
G. B. Gross of
Lincoln
Dalton State Bank
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Sextorp
Chris Rohde
White Cove Valley
Spring Canyon
Willard
Bon Ton
Rene
Regula
Baby Goods
Broadwater
Ambrose
Turkey
Brown Farm
Herman Segelke
Ray Spiker
Harry Brown
LS Ag Theatre
Aileen Pringle
Wild Eire
Andy
Temptation
FOX News
Dix
Gloria
Pathe News
Birates
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