Gurley Laconics Remain Busy With Nearby Visits
Mr and Mrs Wm Collins and Mr and Mrs C 11 Rowan were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W Smith Sunday evening. Miss Erma Aurich and Henry Darnstadt motored to Kimball to see Mrs Herman Sehnbarth patient at Miller hospital. Mrs W B Jewett and Mrs C W Wheal of Sidney were guests of Mrs C W Smith Thursday. The little son of Mr and Mrs Henry Friedenburg sustained a broken nose playing and is under the care of Dr Larsom and improving. Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson traveled to Bridgeport and Scottsbluff last week. Mrs Nina Meizer has been ill but is improved. Mrs Walter Peters spent a few days on Scottsbluff and returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Swain and Mrs Jeena Swain and Mrs Bert Nelson visited near Chappell. Clyde Swain returned the same day. Mrs Swain and Mrs Nelson stayed longer. George Feldman returned from eastern Nebraska. Wm Collins and daughter Cheridah and Wm Collins Sr were Sidney visitors Saturday. Lutheran Guild met at church basement first meeting of the year with good attendance. Mrs Maggie Rubter and Irene were Sidney visitors Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Gathman spent the state fair and in Utica Wauneta, returning Sunday. Mrs St Sanders visiting relatives in eastern state. Mr and Mrs Frank Rowan Neal Arthur Berton Cunningham guests of Warren Cunningham of Dalton Sunday. Mrs Torena Swain and daughter Bert Nelson of Homer arrived last Wednesday for a visit. Frank Knox underwent tonsil removal last Wednesday and is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Collins
Henry Friedenburg
Larsom
Harry Thompson
Bridgeport
Scottsbluff
Nina Meizer
Walter Peters
Clyde Swain
Jeena Swain
Bert Nelson
Chappell
Ward Swain
Swain
Nelson
George Feldman
Nebraska
Cheridah
Sidney
Lutheran Guild
Maggie Rubter
Irene
Charles Gathman
Utica
Wauneta
St. Sanders
Frank Rowan
Neal and
Arthur
Berton Cunningham
Warren Cunningham
Dalton
Torena Swain
Homer
West Sidney Draw School Opens District 27 With Teacher
The district 27 school at West Sidney began Tuesday with Stewart McMullen assigned as teacher. Local residents and students are noted in attendance with frequent visits and gatherings around Sidney during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart McMullen
Bake Sale By Altar Society At Greenlees Saturday
The Altar Society will hold a bake sale at Greenlees on Saturday September 24 starting at 2:00 PM. Committee in charge includes Mrs J E Roche Mrs J L McIntosh Miss Munsterman and Mrs P Peetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Altar Society
Greenlees
J. E. Roche
J. L. McIntosh
Spring Canyons Community Notes and Events
Labor Day halted mail delivery while local churches held picnics and reports noted a fine time. School openings occurred at Denrado and Crook with large enrollments amid recent hail damage. Various residents traveled, visited relatives, and attended PTA activities at the Presbyterian church with a blossom tea planned for Group Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Marion Merrill
A. J. Heying
Pete Pederson
Denrado
Isabel McKelvey
Crook
M. T. Moore
Ancient checkers traced to near 1600 B C origins
The game of draughts or checkers is said to be of great antiquity. Checker boards and men were found in Egyptian tombs dating to no later than 1600 B C, with some pieces preserved in the British Museum. Homer in the Odyssey notes suitors playing the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
Homer
Penelope
See Adams for all kinds of metal work.
Adams offers metal work services for a range of needs and emphasizes quality results. Advertising in The Telegraph is promoted as the best channel for reaching local customers and securing quick responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Telegraph
Antelope Divide Farmers Union Meeting and Local Socials
Community notes from Antelope Divide report a Farmers Union meeting at the W A Nelson home on Friday. Social visits include Mr and Mrs E H Biggs of Sidney with J W Bertramson, a Sunday dinner at that home, a shower for Bernice Hadley, a charivari for Guy Terman and Marcia Hadley, and births and marriages in Sterling and Kimball. The block lists multiple callers, visitors, and family events among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
W. A. Nelson
E H.biggs
Sidney
J. W. Bertramson
Herboldsheimer
Virgil Dorsey
Ben Mayfield
Dewey
Carl Larson
Walter Hodkin
Vivian Herboldsheimer
Bernice Hadley
Homer Light
John Christensen
Marcia Hadley
Guy Terman
Sterling
C. P. Werboldsheimer
Mads Larson
Lena
Kimball
Livestock as Wheat Support in Nebraska Program
FM Bainer of the Nebraska Wheat Improvement Association urges farmers to include cows, hogs, and hens in wheat programs. He argues livestock provide steady income, convert waste into cash, and enable other crops to profit without reducing wheat yield. A diversified farm with feed crops and poultry can boost total income and cut living costs, even in poor weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FM. Bainer
The
Nebraska Wheat Improvement Association
Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gurley Laconics
Frank Knox
Jie
West Sidney
Will Meyer
Bronson
McMullen
Frank Wagner
Wyroadwater
C. G. Lawrence
Wilbur Glassburn
Fleury Broneson
J. ¥. Killham
H. F. Philgon
W. ¥. Chambers
Hazel
Vera Anderson
Nis Anderson
Ben Wagner
G. Lawrence
Wagner
Vine Bluffs
Raymond Sinks
A. Livingston
C. H. Mammond
A. Sprenger
Louie Scheer
M. A. Delan
Nene Livingston
Richard Scriber
Fred Stowe
Harry Philson
Lloyd Reineka
Charley Sprenger
Perry Coler
Louie
Louise Seheer
John Lingwall
Son
Arvin Livingston
Schildren
Saturn
Alfred Sprenger and Son
J. D. Fletcher
District 27
Charles Sprenger
H. J. Hammond
Bake Sale
Spring Canyons
Robert
Nicholas
Robert Nicholas
Kensington
Holand Stull
Frank Stull
S. KR. Dobbs
Joe Petrae
Roland Stull
P.T. A
Gus Sutter
Strnsberry Lemon
John McKelvey
Margaret Sutter
Kck Sutter
Group Four
Presbyterian Church
Jim Scott
Silly
Uililard
Mrs
Bill Gustafson
John
Sam
Gharag
Nash
John Deere
John Deere Plow Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Burr, Garvin
Gurley
Wey
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