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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1931
Page
9
Names of residents and visitors fill a week of local life in Bunker Hill Nebraska. Interactions span farm work, visits, parties, and travel with the Beyer and Schmidt families, neighbors, and relatives exchanging greetings and attending events in Sidney Gurley Deshler and Sterling.
Francis Rogers heads to Lincoln for university studies next year. Hagemeisters travel to Wahoo for Hagemeister coaching duties. Helsings visit Kirk. Dix Golf Club enjoys a sociable game on Potter course. Seyfangs attend old settlers picnic at Lodge Pole. Schwartz visits Denver relatives. Lampson hosts Y M C A youth gathering at M K E church. Indoor church services begin. young peoples orchestra performs. County W C T U meeting to be held Thursday with Mrs. Shoemaker in charge. Wycoffs return from Kansas. Fern Ferguson to Chadron for winter study on scholarship. Rogers attend Lodge Pole picnic. Mary Hansen visits Longmont and Denver before Pasadena home.
Sunol area notes show several business calls by J D Hammel A Englert and son Bill V Polednicek and others in Sunol. George Dickinson dies after eight year illness. funeral at Lodge Pole Methodist church with Mr Bracken in charge. Edward Fenske from San Francisco plans an extended visit with Albert Fenske family. V Polednicek recovering at Taylor hospital.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson and Mr and Mrs Edgar Anderson spent Thursday at Cheyenne. Neils Enevoldsen of Denver visited with brother Fred and family. August Schmidt joined them to visit relatives at Dannabrog. Mrs R A Babcock and daughters and Mrs Emil Cords and grandson Carol visited Ogallala. Marie Robertson, daughter of Ralph Robertson, had acute appendicitis and was operated on by Dr Hahn at Kimball hospital. Billy Smith of Sextorp had a tonsillectomy at Kimball hospital. Potter schools closed for Labor Day vacation. Little Light Bearers held a party with sponsor Mrs Quein, opened mite boxes, held a pre exam and refreshments.
Culbertson resident Robert Wagoner attends Bert Allington home dinner. Ben Vacik suffers a compound left arm fracture from a hayload fall and is under Dr Colman care. Labor Day gives a school break. Old Settlers reunion draws crowds at Lodge Pole. Many local families attend fairs, weddings, and funerals, with visits among relatives in Lodge Pole, Bayard, and Lincoln.
A fragment notes aircraft ice buildup as a flying menace that can threaten a pilot when not detected early enough to avoid danger. The text emphasizes the risk posed by ice on wings during flight and the need for timely recognition by pilots.
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