Byron Leonard Leaves for School at Austin
Byron Leonard departed Sidney Wednesday morning to resume studies at the University of Texas in Austin. This is his third year at the Lone Star School. He plans a stop in Kansas City to visit Russell Sherman, a former Sidney boy, before continuing to Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Leonard
Sidney
Austin
Tex
Texas University
Young Leonard
Lone Star School
E. J. Leonard
Kansas City
Russell Sherman
Social rounds at the Jens Olsen home and neighbors
Sunday activities fill the community as numerous families visit Jens Olsen and George Whitney homes. Guests include Herboldsheimer, Terman, Bertramson, Madden, Nelson, Olsen, and others from Michigan, Ohio, and nearby towns. School updates report new botany and geography sequences as warm days invite play and a healthy attendance.
Lorenzo News highlights weekend visits and travels
Mr and Mrs Elmer Whittaker spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs Harve Jacobson and Mrs Clyde Lucas visited with Mescames Ed and Frank Meier. Mrs Ida Boggs and son Russell of Herhey and Mrs Clarence Eaton of North Bend spent several days with relatives and left for home. Mr and Mrs Will Hurt and daughter, visiting, left for Boulder Colorado. Ed Meier hauled hogs and cattle to Denver Sunday with George Nieman. Mr and Mrs J D Bolton and Bobby spent Saturday evening at the Frank Meier home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Herpoldsheimer
Hiett
Svend Olsen
E. R Hadley
Jens Olen
Guy Terman
Charles Warner
J W Bertramson
Opal Bovee
George Whitney
Edson Madden
John Carlson
E. M. Nelson
Fromichi
Ed Killham
Jens Olsen
J. W. Bertrams
Chauncey Nelson
George Witney
Opal Boyee
Edna Goding
Harry Brown
Leo Olsen
Rodney Berramson
John Anderson
Joe Madden
Opi Eovee
Kimball Sturday
Ary Ann Larson
Winda Herboldsheimer
Mes
Gerturude van Housen
E. M Nelson
Jessery
Salt Lake City
Frank Nelson
Dewey Larson
C. P Herbuchheimer
Jack Richards
V A. Ne Cnard
Kimball
James Johnson
Clifford Hammond
Taylor Hospital
Sidney
Jens Jensen
Charles Knudson
Charles
Tiff
Colo
Elmer Fulton
Reuben Berg
Baby
J. D. Bolton
Ervin Raddatz
Frank Meier
Assembly of God Church of Sidney
Elmer Whittaker
J W. Neilson
J. D. Bolton and
Robert Schwetzbergeome
George Fleming
Clyde Robertson
Robert Robertson
Harold Arthur
Chicago
Ervin Phelps
Colton
Walter Phelps
A M Smith
Sterling
Lorenzo
Sunol
William Hurt
Leona
Boulder
Cole
Dorothy Dimick
Agnes Phelps
Harry Fleming
Silas Rose
Liebendorfer
Ethel Raddatz
Harve Jacobson
Clyde Lucas
Ida Boggs
Russell
Herhey
Clarence Eaton
North Bend
Will Hurt
Mr. Hurst
Ed Meier
Denver
George Nieman
Hun’sman
Bobby
Community Notes From Eagle News
Mrs Barbara Ingwerson returned home Saturday after a week in Denver. Several attended the dance at Jay Pooles Saturday night. Leo Trompson is employed by Paul Ingwerson. Sidney shoppers included the Arnold Thurows and families. Ed and Lou Stickley visited Morris Jesten Sunday. Margaret Sears spent the weekend at home. Armin Oakins, who has spent several...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elda Hume
Barbara Ingwerson
Denver
Garhart Thurow
James Llume
Otto Rahe
Jay Poole
Leo Trompson
Paul Ingwerson
Morris Jessen
John Sorge
Sterling
Arnold Thurow
Vern Wei
Eral
Carl .Busboom
Glenville
Edward Bustoom
Sund
A. R. Larsen
S. H. Club
Mary Florke
Bert Weigers
Reinhold and
Lawrence
Vern Weigers
Alita Hume
Raymond Busboom
John Gortemaker
Alvin Layman
Arnold
Harrison, Ark
Lloyd Bondegard
Arthur Ingwerson
Dave
Cecil Hume
Joe Stretch
Norman Harris
Roy
Harley
Harry Harris
Ruth
Lucile
Bob Fitzsimons
Ralph
Glen Harris
Cave Hume
Charles Reed
William Florke
Marvin Frederick Bauer
Katherine
Freda
Elda Borges
Rural Community Social and School Notes Update
Local families and residents are noted moving between towns and attending events. Several people visited relatives in Sund and Harrison Ark while others reported school absences and district activity. Funeral attendance for Marvin Frederick Bauer is recorded with family members noted.
East Dalton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Edith Devier returns with her sister for a week in East Dalton. Neibuhrs and Harvey Neiburr visit the Jobe Frame home. Baker and Ruby call on Jack Devier. Leora Warren begins school with three beginners this year. J D Devier and family, John Davis dine with James Devier. Ed Weikhorst hosts attendance at Potter. Ed Mintken and others attend Bridgeport celebration. Largent guests of Amos and Ruth. Clarence Warren hauls potatoes. Jens Engiert travels to Dalton. Swanson family from Bloomfield visit the Devier home with Mildred, teaching in Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Devier
Albert Neibuhr
Harvey Neiburr
A. Baker
Ruby
Jack Devier
Leora Warren
J D. Devier
John Davis
James Davier
Mr Devier
Ed Weikhorst
Potter
Ed Mintken
Howard Gerke
Leitha Devier
Bridgeport
Largent
Gurley
Amos
Ruth
Lincoln
Clarence Warren
Jens Engiert
Dalton
Alfred Swanson
Bloomfield
J. D. Devier
Mildred
R. R Reinmuth
Berty Gibbins
James Devier
John Kallenback
A. W. Jobe
Marguerite Handyside
Velma Marx
Wymore
S. H. Babb
California
Charles Munshaw
Fred Rathman
Emil Marx
van Anne
Sidney
Ruth Jobe
Kallenback
Community notices from Crook area residents
Local residents and visitors are listed in a dense schedule of calls, visits, and social happenings. Families including Reinmuth, Devier, Babb, Munshaw, and Jobe exchange visits, library orders, wheat sowing, and school activities while others attend church, meetings, repairs, and community events across Crook and neighboring towns.
Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson and Son Highlight Note
Mr and Mrs D E Dickinson and son appear in a brief family notice with no further details available. The fragment emphasizes a domestic unit headed by the Dickinsons and their child.
Pathetic Figure of a Little Old Man
An Iowa farmer and his wife face eviction as the federal land bank prepares to sell their farm. The piece portrays a praying elder kneeling in a field, symbolizing millions of thrifty families losing work and savings, seeking hope and spiritual aid amid widespread economic distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Federal Land Bank
Jeremiah
Gilead
Piano for Sale In Scottsbluff Nebr by Schmoeller Co
One of the highest quality rate model bungalow pianos must be disposed of at once for cash or on easy terms. For details contact Schmoeller & Mueller Piano Co Scottsbluff Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmoeller & Mueller Piano Co
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Sunol Notes of Local Social and School News
Mrs Geo Bonser and Mr and Mrs S F James with children returned from Hastings visit. Miss Mary Carr will teach near Fort Lupine this year. Local picnic at Charles Brecht grove under Crook Lions. Rev L L Holmes and Haxtun guests dined with Benser and Ottie families. Scott and Masters en route from Fort Lupton to Iron Mountain Mich visited Tom Carr. George McCracken sold melons at the picnic. Schools opened across districts with teachers returning. Ruby Scott covered for Wilma Lewis who will teach next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. James
Hastings
Mary Carr
Fort
Lupicn
Colo
Charles Brecht Grove
Crook Lions Club
L. L. Holmes
Haxtun
Benser
Albert Otties
H. W. Bluhm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mark Todd
George, Whitney
Maurice Nelson
Marsh Home
the Killham
Mildred Nelson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Frances
Margalaine Meier
Mary Ann
Gibbon
Joe Deitrick
R. H. Schweitzberger
Lorenzo News
Eagle News
East Dalton
By Ruth Jobe
R. R. Reinmuth Farm
West
G. W. Bonser
Ange
AY Bonser
W.bonser
Crook
Roy Howerter
D. E. Dickinson
Tom Kendrick
D. Ey Dickinson
F. L. Chapman
B. M. Lewis
Rufus Gomer
Extension Club
C. D. Safford
H. E. Bonser
Alpert Otties
William Woods
Walter Wagoner
G. W
T. A
Ernest Bonser
Presbyterian Church
Bernard Bonser
Ollie Wilson
Julesburg
Maywood
Mrs. Bonser
Lola Mae
R. T. Baker
Red Lion
Otties Farm
T. A. Bonser
Mrs
Alert Otties
P. C. Avery
L. PF. Chapman
John Kokes
William Tilghman
William Kilgore
Lee Kilgore
H. R. Neman
Emil Bluhm
W. H. Bluhm
Henry Bruns
Goldie Johnson
Adolph Schmidt
Louis Hawk
Fanny Dickinson
Emil Zalesky, Jr
Millie Zalesky
D. E. Dickinson and Son
Sioux City Tribune
Beckman’s
W. H. Slayter
Greenlees
South Sunol
Geo. Bonser
Myn
M. W. Osborn Motor Co
Bacon Armour Star
Parker
Lifetime Pen
Pork Shoulder
Link Sausage
Olson & Sons
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