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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1928
Page
12
The Lorenzo school opened with listed teachers and many local and nearby visitors. Farm activity includes harvest progress, wagon transport, and Farmers Union wheat shipments totaling 69 cars up to early September. The Lorenzo ball team lost 16 to 33 to Center, and numerous residents traveled to nearby towns for fairs, funerals, and family gatherings.
Potter notices list the new school year faculty led by F. A. Snocker as superintendent and J. L. Fowler as principal with teachers for English commerce music and grades. Local residents attend fairs visit relatives travel to Estes Park Fort Collins and Denver, while others pursue schooling in nearby towns.
Sunol items report the school opened Tuesday morning with no new force of teachers beyond the superintendent. Mr. and Mrs. G W Barlow were overnight guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Yerman Grant at Chappell. All teachers attended institute at Gidney Saturday.
Mrs R W Johnson and daughter Helen spent Wednesday with F A Johnson. Sadie Irwin visited W T Sharman, Forrest A remained at Ed Miles' Thursday. Mrs John Newton aided Mrs F A Johnson last week. Families of R W Johnson and W T Shar man attended Logan county fair Friday. Ed Miles' family and Mrs Delbert Horner visited Nels Johnson Friday. Howard Swain and Elmer Gade called on Nels Johnson Friday. Merle Houge and daughter with Mildred Houge dropped by Jim Irwin Thursday. Nels Johnson hosted visits with N P Johnson and Mrs Eric Krussman Saturday afternoon. Faye Newton stayed with Mrs Willey while Mr Willey away. John Newton and daughters and Jerry Mit…
Sunday socializing filled the area as families including the Wallace, Irwin, Waddell, Sharman, Net sch, Miles, Horner, Tremain, Johnson, Spiker, Workman, Nightengale, Dilly, and others shared dinners, visits, and picnics. Delbert Horner was injured in a Saturday car upset and is staying in Sidney. School resumed in district No. 2 with Mary Walsh as teacher.
Mrs Bauer and children with Mr and Mrs Otto Rahe worked Thursday at Lodge Pole shop. Clairbel and Carma Fern Haxby stayed Friday night with Mrs Rogers. Colorado pair Lengrin visited Sunday with the Rahe family. Haxby called at H Bruns Friday morning. John Block Fred Bauer and Henry Schmale at the state fair this week. F Smith and friends from eastern state toured Black Hills Montana and Wyoming ending Tuesday. Esther Bruns visited her cousin in Gurley Sunday. Carl Smith and Mrs Fred Smith shopped in Chappell Friday. Carl Busboom and Lloyd in Sidney Thursday. Haxbys hosting Cedar Bluffs relatives, planning visit to Robert and Mrs Haxby in Scottsbluff. Darrah entertained Miss Olla Bruns of Edgar Saturday. Lucille Rubado and Harriet Meyer at school last Wednesday preparing books. Large crowd attended old settlers picnic at Lodge School district No 32 starting Tuesday. Lucille Rubado teaches and has a large class of beginners.
Mr and Mrs Volkman hosted a brother and sister this week. Mrs Volkman’s sister lives in Boston Mass while Mr Volkman’s brother hails from Curtis. Nearby Mrs Rogers hosted Mrs Fred Smith Thursday as well as Mrs Rogers and Mrs Haxby visiting their brother and his wife Mr and Mrs Palmer and sister Mrs Paul of Cedar Bluffs. Elmer Jayne of Wyoming visits Charlies Darrah today. Telegraph Want-Ad copy ends.
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