White Cove Valley News Roundup and Local Notices
White Cove Valley reports a cool spell with light frost and no known damage. Local residents travel to Denver for family matters and attend a funeral for little Lee McDonnell. Neighbors thresh and bake, visit, and help with canning tomatoes and sewing. A witch's night outage damaged poles, prompting repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seb Simpson
Sterling
Johhnnie McDonnell
Denver
Little Lee
Earl
Jennie
Beebe
Harry Reeves
Pick Roland
Omaha
Little Lee McDonnell
Crook
Raymond Pope
Fa Briney
Ney Gross
English
Hill
Reeves
Loudy
Gross
Johnnie McDonnell
Lawrence
Meyerholtz
Hillard Marshall
Hazel
John Kokas
Bob Simpson
Chas. Lee
Carl Summers
Wood River
Nebraska
Frank Loudy
Cross
Twin Buttes
Auiler
Bunker Hill News Roundup At Sid ney And Area
Bunker Hill residents attend suppers and visits with Sidney families. Activities include quilting with the B H C, school opening with teachers Tretchler and Hoppe, band practice resuming, local trips to Sidney, birthday surprise for Harvey Ferrier, picnics at Greenwood, and numerous autoins to Sidney. Maurice Lloyd left after two months helping Glen Bales during harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Balex
Kenneth
R. S. Scott
Sidney
John Borcher
Wm. Borcher
Henry Schmidt
Maughter
Fred Beyer
Violet Bayne
Volckerts
Wmn. Sachs
Curt
U. S
Harvey Ferrier
E. Troutman
Wim. Salis
Volexerts
A. D. Rose
Cllen Bales
Curt Scott
Theo. Borcher
Lloyd
Greenwood
Walter Wappel
Fern
Chas. Gabriel
John Engel
Maurice Lloyd
Glen Bales
FOR TAXI CALL 161
Taxi service advertisement directs readers to call 161 and includes a directive to send payment or tie laundry as part of the service offer.
Pleasant Valley Opal and Maley Enjoy Local Picnic Trip
Pleasant Valley Opal and Lowell Maley with a group from Lorenzo enjoyed a Sunday picnic and sightseeing around Sterling and the North Sterling reservoir. Numerous local gatherings include Daylight Club near Crook, visits in Sidney, threshers, church events, fairs, and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
Lowell Maley
Lorenzo
Sterling
Daylight Club
Ollie Wilson
Crook
Whit Brossard
Sidney
H. Rt. Holmes
E. J. Simpson
Lois
Buzz Lee
T. W. Simpson
Calkins
Opal Maley
H. R. Holmes
Harry Loudenback
Ferg
Vern Calkins
Chas. Simpson
M. W. Dimery
Mr. Gillon
Omaha
BE. J. Simpson's
Gillon
Fairview
Nellie Ishmael
L. L. Holmes
Lodgepole Community Notes from Medicine Row Visit Highlights
Lodgepole items recount visits and departures across the region. Mrs Chas Hein returns from a two week stay with son Ted at Medicine Row Wyoming. Families from Chappell Sidney Lisco Lincoln attendances mention road surveys vacations and school trips.
Maple Grove Socials and Farm Work Report
Maple Grove residents hosted relatives and neighbors during a lively weekend. Mr. and Mrs Robert Wait and Elden Cooley visited the Andy Anderson home. Ed Miles and daughter joined the W Y Miles family. Lawson relatives from Potter shared time with Henry James and family. J A Lund returned from Lodge Pole. Ed Miles helped clean a district schoolhouse. Miles, Fortner and Ruhter threshing activity continued at Colton. Rasmussen and Calkins relocated to Colorado. Will and family along with Albert Johnson returned from the Lincoln state fair. Marjorie Kahl began teaching Monday. Theo Waddell left for Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hein
Ted
Medicine Row
Wyoming
Barlow
J. G. McCormick
Chappell
Dalton
Commissioner Reel
Sam Wolfe
Lisco
J. C. Wolfe
W. E. Morrow
KE. P. Rishel
Lincoln
Gladys Wolf
B. J. Bates
Persinger
Sidney
W. I. Weber
Mike Corcoran
W. In
Agnes Dolan
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Lodgepole
Win. Minshall
Denver
M. F. Lawhead
Lawhead
Smith
Ilsie Peters
Roburn
Wayne Cunningham
Whitney
Nebraska
Mary Cunningham
Alex Abbott
Julesburg
Ed Bowser
Alice
Ruth Cropper
Tobias
Jack Hannah
Robert Wait
Elden Cooley
Andy Anderson
Ed Miles
Ww. Y
George Fortnner
Colton
Frank Christensen
R. H. Ruhter
Herman Andre
Nels Johnson
Colorado
Will Johnson
Albert Johnson
W. T. Sharman and Sons
Henry James
Marjorie Kahl
Theo Waddell
Center Social Roundup Recalls Local Visits and Dinners
Center residents recount visits and meals at various homes including the Scott Bancroft Birdwell Roberts and Davison households. Families travel to Sidney Beverly Gurley Bayard and San Diego for visits and gatherings. The Center Ladies Aid plans a September 20 meeting with Mrs. Moore in Gurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Scott
Doris
C. G. Scott
H. E. Netherland
Babe
Sidney
C. A. Bancroft
E. W. Roberts
J. H. Birdwell
J. R. Birdwell
C. R. Birdwell
Helen
Beverly
Nebraska
J. J. Brown
A. J
R. D. Waterman
Ruth
Bayard
L. S. Bancroft
Habe
E. E. Osborn
Center Ladies’ Aid
Meadow Lawn Social Notes Include Neighbors and Visitors
Meadow Lawn society lists Sunday visits to Ed Walsh and Leonard Frieberg homes, a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mienicke, and multiple relatives from Kimball Fullerton Memphis Sidney Dalton and Lincoln. The article mentions threshing helpers and local moves, plus a note on swallows and five common varieties in the area.
Telegraph Adverts Boost Revenue for Both Sides
An appeal urges advertisers to place ads in The Telegraph to maximize returns. It argues the more ad space sold, the more money is earned by the paper and its clients. The message emphasizes mutual benefit through effective advertising.
Also Mentioned on This Page
White Cove Valley
Bunker Hill
Pleasant Valley
Maple Grove
Lauren Dugger
Ed Walsh
Fred Mienicke
Bil
Henry Schuler
Homer Wiker
Albert Morrow
Alvera Hedlund
George Worth’s
Hedlund
Otto Hedlund
Viola
Kimball
J. C. Kreader
Leonard Frieberg
Bob Wallick
John Peterson
Waterman
Elmer Mayers
Steve Babb
Ed Babb
Fullerton
Ed Morrow
Mrs. Montgomery
Paul
Dan Weimer
Willard
Worth Home
Potter
J. H. McNew
Mrs. Dugger
Weed Home
Eden Drake
Drake
Jillson
Drake Farm
Variety Store
Telegraph
Sinclair Oil and Refining Co
C. H. Perry
Dodge
McDonald Motor Sales No
1St Ave
Cash
Carry Grocery
F. M. Wooldridge
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