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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1932

Page

2

Local SEXTORP Notes Highlight Visits and Happenings

In SEXTORP Mrs Pete Nelson reports on family visits church services and social calls. Mr Pearson ill prompted distant relatives to travel to Mr and Mrs Swan Pearson’s home. Several residents including Billy Smith and Pete Nelson participate in local tasks and outings around Dalton Redington Wisner and Scottsbluff with minor accidents noted when Glen Tennant was injured by a horse.

Pete Nelson A. B. Rapp Redington George Reetz Ray Fisher Arla Fisher Alden L. J. Shaw Leonard ‘Ayngle Vern Dykman Henry Wickstrom Bertha Mae H. B. Fisher’s Sam Wickstrom Swan Pearson’s Dalton Frank Matthes Wisner George Beetz C. C. Crowell Glen Tennant

West Sidney Draw Social Notes

West Sidney and surroundings show activity with visits from Alfred Sprenger and Anna Moffat of Laramie visiting R N Huff family. Local residents such as Fred Livingston Evelyn Moseman and Arvin Livingston family hosted and shopped in Sidney. Farmers in the draw bind cane and fodder. Stewart McMillen leaves for Scottsbluff to teach.

A. Livingston Carl Christ Alfred Sprenger R. N. Huff Sidney John Sell Edgar Anna Moffat Laramie R. N Huff Fred Livingston Evelyn Moseman Arvin Livingston Will Allman John Lingwall Jake Butherus Edna Hammond W. A. McMillen Stewart McMillen Scottsbluff

East Gurley Community News and Weekend Visits

East Gurley residents report a well attended fall festival. Mr and Mrs Ray Miles and daughters visited the Charles Nelck home. Several families shopped in Sidney and hosted or visited neighbors through the weekend. District 51 school opened Monday with Jane Taylor as teacher.

Thurma Nelck Ray Miles Charles Nelck Gurley East Gurley Harold Kennedy Denver Kennedy F. A. Rowan William Nelck Sexton Ahlm Carl Charles Charles Neick Ben Folkers Maryann John Kieselhorst Louis Schumacher Vernon Neick Bert Gibbins District 51 Jane Taylor

Wolcotts Spend Monday Evening at Sexton Ahlm Home

Mr. and Mrs. William Wolcott were guests Monday evening at the Sexton Ahlm residence, sharing a social visit with the family.

William Wolcott Sexton Ahlm Home

Potter Items and Local Notes from Potter Nebraska

Mrs N S Tomson of Omaha visits daughter Mrs Ernest Anderson in Potter. Dix golfers played Potter course. Cords of Grand Island visits Emil Cords. Seattle trip mentioned. Ray Goding home with leg in cast after Kimball hospital stay. Potter Bearcats beat Lodge Pole 4 2 on Labor Day. Numerous local attenders at Lodge Pole old settlers picnic and social events. New teachers arrive including Miss Zetta Moon and Miss Marjorie Talbert. Several residents travel to nearby towns. injuries and illnesses noted. many social gatherings and visits listed.

N. S. Miller N. S. Tomson Omaha Ernest Anderson Charles Cords Grand Island Emil Cords Seattle Ray Goding Kimball Hospital Ray Potter Bearcats Lodge Pole Old Settlers Shea C. E. Biggs D. F. Enevoldsen John Seyfang Elmer Seyfang Harold Morrow Morrow Alice Morrow Ainsworth Dean Hagemeister Zetta Moon Greenleaf Kan Cleo Tierney Marjorie Talbert Sidney Floy Thayer John Witt Lorenzo Harry Duke McGowan Dalton R. A. Babcock Carol Cords Opal Wheeler Spearfish S. D R. E. Medscheim Evan Stines Denver K. Hansen A. W. Dean Dix Gene Schmidt Joyce Glenn Tierney Crawford Jesse Fowler Bridge Roger Francis Potter Lee Hagemeister Clarence Johnson R. R. Bovee Herbert Johnson Peetz Snooker Mitchell M.E. Parsonage Emil Cords Birthday Club

Local social roundup at Nelson and Olsen homes

Antelope area residents share visits and gatherings across families including Bertramson, Nelson, Olsen, Larson, Spence, Madden and Whitney. Attendees travel to Central City. marriages not listed. Christie Bertramson attends Kimball school. several Sunday dinners and weeknight calls noted among neighbors and friends.

East Dalton Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Absences

Ruth Jove reports a quiet Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Melberg visiting the M. S. Englert home. Anita Rathman and Betty Jane Vowell called on the Jobe sisters, while Fred Rathman tended land near Huntsman. Several neighbors, including the Yowells and Jobe family, hosted or visited through the week with notable absences from school due to missed days.

Ruth Jove Melberg M. S Potter A. W. Jobe Ralph Reinmuth Harold Kalienback Jobe Marjorie Miller Fred Rathman Franks Jobe Kenneth Reeves A. ‘W. Jobe

South Sanol News Beneath Local Strain and Care

Mrs Geo Bonser and Mrs H E George report sickness earlier in the week. Carl Lind tended to business while Sterling Monday. Mr and Mrs F A Bonser cleaned their Crook residence for occupancy early in the week. Mrs Ernest Bonser and daughter and Mrs D E Dickinson assisted.

Geo. 1 Bonser H. E .George Carl Lind Sterling Dad A. Bonser Crook Ernest Bonser D. E. Dickinson

Bonser Family and Friends Gather for Small Town Chronicle

Recap of social visits and daily happenings in Crook and Sterling areas. Birthdays noted for Virginia Kendrick and Max McCumber. Neighbors welcomed guests, shared meals, and exchanged illnesses, with many Bonser family members frequently appearing at various homes. Local trades include sale of watermelons and hogs, while IO. A notable uncle in Bertrand passed away, prompting condolences. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.

Maple Grove social rounds in Ed Miles vicinity

A flurry of visits and gatherings centered on the Ed Miles home and nearby farms occurs in Maple Grove. Community members including the Nightengales Workmans Sharmans and Gades share dinners threshing prep and farewell party roles across Monday to Wednesday with numerous relatives joining in at various homes. Local weddings births and school day notes appear amid neighborly travel to Fremont Chadron and Lodge Pole events with several Sunday and Monday get togethers and a ball game recap.

Sunol News Highlights Local Visits and Visits

Sunol reports a busy week with old settlers picnic at Lodge Pole and numerous visits. Ernest Palmquist and Paul Mise gadis toured Sunol. Madge Quinn of Cheyenne stayed with her brother Robert Quinn. David Randolph of Fort Dodge Iowa visited Kimball. John Rogers from Lodge Pole called on Sunol. L E Allington of Canon City Colorado visited friends. Wayne Craig sprained ankle while horseback riding. Vern Sloggett and family from the Canal Zone visited Lee Johnson in Sunol. Louis DeBrunner Lodge Pole mayor did business in Sund. Mrs Friend Dickinson spent time in Chappell and Sunol. Elmer Holtman, Harry Schroll, Floyd Barlow, Harold Lough, Lon Miller were Sunol callers. Bert Allington hosted Mrs Ku cera. Paul Booths family visited Kimball. Earl Dodrill was a Sunol business caller.

Ernest Palmquist Paul Misegadis Sunol Madge Quinn Cheyenne Robert Quinn David Randolph Fort. Dodge Kimball John Rogers Lodge Pole L. E. Allington Canon City Colo Wayne Craig Vern Louis DeBrunner Friend Dickinson Chappell Elmer Holtman Harry Schroll Floyd Barlow Harold Lough Lon Miller Bert Allington B. C. Kucera Paul Booth Frank Randolph

North Divide Society Notes and LocalVisits

Mrs Pearl sparks hosts a Welcome home for Mrs Louis Rasmussen in Omaha after a weeklong visit with Paul Sparks. About 30 couples attended a Ray Wellner home gathering with dancing and lunch. Rosetta Seimers visited Ruth Sparks. Several families and friends attended Gurley festival and trips to Bayard Chapell Sidney Norfolk.

Pearl Sparks Louis Rasmussen Omaha Paul Sparks Ray Wellner Rosetta Seimers Ruth Sparks Fred Kettler Fred Seimers J. A. Sparks Harry Sparks Gurley Henry Grant Bayard Bertha Glanz Joy Sparks George Rippe Theresa Hughes George Marsh Sidney

Commercial Beauty Shop Service Ad in Hollywood

Shampoo and fingerwave seven ringlette permanents available at 3.50 dollars each and radio oil priced at 5.00. Commercial Beauty Shop can be reached by phone at 33W for appointments and inquiries.

Hollywood

Perfection Laxative Salts Offered at Sidney Drug Co

The Sidney Drug Co invites customers to try Perfection Laxative Salts in 8 oz packages. It promotes the product as a solution for overweight individuals and toxin clearance and includes a pamphlet on a proper reducing diet. Pleasant to take.

Sidney Drug Co

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the Telegraph Guy V. Doran Llib Nistalian Ggmata Tenth Avenue Nebraska Cheyenne County Nebr Telegraph News Sextorp News West Sidney Tom Iverson Chilren Joe Johnson Elmer Wilson Pine Ridge Raymond Slocumb Gering L. V. Slocumb Emil Leafdale Mae Hansen Dannebrog C. Stevens Pine Bluffs Herbert Stevens Herman Moench Snyder Moench Vivian Herboldsheimer J.W. Bertramson Christie George Whitney Guy Terman V. A. Nelson Jens Olsen Chris Nelson Maurice Nelson C. P. Herboldsheimer Billy Smith Mads Larson Lina L. K. Nelson Jay Spence Dewey Larson Edson Madden Ike Killham Carl Larson Ernest Tracey George. Moninger Winda Herboldsheimer Alice Carol Nelson Svend Olsen Edna Goding Frank Nelson Lewellen Nelson Kearney Harold Costello Wilbur Trenzel Central City Bob. Jacobs Elsie Ed Nelson H. A. Lockhart Alice Carol Delores Nelson Janis Whitney Alden’ S Mids Larson Vivian Vinda”Herboldsheimer V. A. Neilson M. Nelson and Son Lewellen Rasmussen East Dalton Sanol George Bonser Harold Bonser Marty Bonser Virginia Kendrick Max McCumber F. L. Chapman B. M. Lewis Wilma Icel Hellyer Iowa Charles Richardson Lucile Bonser George McCracken William Brown Tom Kendrick G. W. Bonser H. W. Bluhm Elsie Bonser John Rocker J. T. Gregg Red Lion Tom Carr G. W. Bomer Bertrand T. A. Bonser Twila McCracken Ross Brossard Albert Otties O. E. Rhodes JC. W. Bonser Wiliam Tightman James Vacik G.W. Bonser Telegraph Maple Grove Ed Miles Bernard Helgate Daykin Earl Nightengale Frank “Workman Elmer Gade George Jacobs W. T. Sharman Ed Miles H. P. Cortney Vincent Ruth T. G. Waddell Lee Johnson Fremont John Junker Ed Cortney Grandma Cortney Leonard Walker Ivan Clark al Distel Harold Spiker Bert Walker Vincent Cortney Chadron R. W. Johnson Collart Surd Smuth Gurley Donald Fred Jurgens W. Y. Miles J. H. Gell Doris Miles Fern Ferguson Joe Green Eli Henderson Nels Johnson Hazel Harvey Miles Star Market Frank Schwasnick the New International Dr. C. W. Zike Sunol News North Divide Johnson Drug Co Bisma Rex Rexall Drug Store Meat Department Pearl Bartlett, Bushel Oranges Sunkist Pineapple Libby’s.No
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