Local Social and Community Notes from Crook and Vicinage
Spring Canyons Lions wives picnic at Mrs. C A Austin home with ten attendees. Charlies Brecht family returned from near Denver. Newborn to Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Fresquez. Local trips include Sidney circus visits and hospital updates. Women clubs and missionary group meetings recap with hosts Maxwell Kreager McKelvey Hilliard. Several shifts to Deertrail Sterling Haxtun Wray Beecher Island. Death in Missouri prompts travel. Weverts and Crook entries record rodeo, new cars, and school events. Public notices invite school board conference with L E Rouse and Mrs Randlett lecture on September 24. County Superintendent Gertrude Nelson signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
C A. Austin
Mesdames Maxwell
Kreager
McKelvey
Hilliard
Robert Nicholas
Sterling
Nicholas
Oliver Winters
Keith
J. E. Bates
Haxtun
L. H. Pope
Wray
Colo
Beecher Island
Bernard Weaver
Edward Fancher
St. Joseph
Opal
Fred Bauer
Louis Bauer
Theo Folkerts
Mr. Ostermeyer
George Folkerts
Sidney
Frank Rogers
Buttrick
Fred Thompson
Harry Thompson
E L Rouse
Chadron State Normal
Court House
Randlett
Parent-Teachers Association
Gertrude Nelson
SEXTORP Social Notes From The Potter Area
Mrs Herman Schubarth and infant returned from Kimball Sunday evening. Arlo Fisher and Neil Dunlavy brought back three cows and a horse for Mr. Dunlavy. Miss Frances Hazlitt spent the weekend with her parents south of Potter. Arthur Schubarth and family plan Missouri visit. W D Matthewson and family visited Pete Nelson's Friday. Miss Bishop of Pleasantview visited Miss C Kocour Sunday. Chas Johnson and H B Fisher attended church in Potter. Rev Bing and family and Mrs Chas Smith and family visited Oscar Redeen Sunday. Ed Morrow family and H B Fisher visited Pete Nelson's Sunday. Jerome Kafka Sr visited Henry Moencke Wednesday. Theodore Carlson threshing for Joe Kubis. James Smith and Roy Nelson to Reinmuth farm near Broadwater for melons. Grover Sander's son Leslie ill under Dr Barger care. Anderson Sander shows at fair grounds next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schubarth
Kimball
Arlo Fisher
Neil Dunlavy
Mr. Dunlavy
Frances Hazlitt
Potter
Arthur Schubarth
Missouri
W. D. Matthewson
Pete Nelson
Bishop
Pleasantview
C. Kocour
Chas Johnson
H. B. Fisher
Rev Bing
Chas. Smith
August Mielke
Chas. Johnson
Oscar Redeen
Ed Morrow
Jerome Kafka Sr
Henry Moencke
Theodore Carlson
Joe Kubis
James Smith
Roy Nelson
Reinmuth
Broadwater
Grover Sander
Leslie
Dr. Barger
Sidney
Meadow Lawn Social Roundup of Pottery and Nearby Visits
Meadow Lawn residents share a busy social week with friends and relatives visiting Potter and Sidney. The list notes overnight guests, Sunday church attendance, weekend motoring to Sterling, Genoa and Redington, and multiple family calls among the Morrow, Cromwell, Bovee, Mayer, Peterson, Raththun, Juels, and Heimer households.
Hearing on final settlement in Hill estate Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County Nebraska County Court in the matter of Charles A Hill deceased the administrator Cassius F Scott requests final settlement and decree hearing set for October 1 1927 at 10 o clock A M to determine heirs and grant discharge notice to interested parties via publication in The Telegraph for three weeks prior to the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kahl
Cassius F Scott
Telegraph
Local Potter News Highlights Weddings and Visits
Rev and Mrs. Bing travel to Kearney for M E district conference. Helen Tutt wintering with grandparents in Shenandoah. Douglas Reetz weekend in Pine Bluffs. Freshmen initiated at high school. party held. Stanley Davis and Lorraine Tinsley wed in Laramie. Blanche Stanton and Arley Booth wed in Sterling. Couples to live in Potter. Mrs. Lloyd Rogers to Denver for Til den health school. Mrs. Dewey Lovall hospitalized for minor operation. Jesse Tompkins visits Gibbon. Viola Forcell visits Kimball, Maude Peterson cousin. Andersons from Fort Collins visiting Edgar Anderson north of town. Morris Hendrickson hosts tenth birthday party. Kimball visitors Edelman Blair Peterson. Tompkins and White families visiting. N. S. Miller weekend in Minden. Duck hunters active. Hawaiian music popular. Oliver’s Radio Hawaiian show features Hulu dance.
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Bing
Thelma
Kearney
M. E
Helen Tutt
Shenandoah
Fred Reetz
Douglas
Pine Bluffs
Stanley Davis
Lorraine Tinsley
Laramie
Blanche Stanton
Arley Booth
Sterling
Potter
Lloyd Rogers
Denver
Tilden Health School
Dewey Lovall
Kimball Hospital
Jesse Tompkins
Gibbon
Viola Forcell
Kimball Schools
Maude Peterson
John West
Lodge Pole
L. Rogers
O E Anderson
Fort Collins
Edgar Anderson
Anderson
Morris Hendrickson
Edelman
Blair
Peterson
Kimball
William Tompkins
White
Walthill
N. S. Miller
Minden
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Spring Canyons
Sextorp
Satan
Anderson-Sander
Fair Grounds
Alvin and
Paul Mann
Bill Prehn
Shirley Mayer
Lloyd Juels
Faye Bovee
Bartlett
R. R. Bovee
Charles Mayer
Leslie Sanders
J E. Morrow
Emery Cromwell
Charles Heimer
J. E Morrow
Emma
John Raththun
Reinhold Miller
Ed Meyer
Schlotfelt
Chris Peterson
Henry Volquartzen
Redington
J. E. Morrow
Genoa
Thelma Zorn
Dorothy Iverson
Dalton
Christ Peterson
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Charles A Hill
JERPE
Bear of
Nolan
Potter News
al Oliver
Olivers
Cheyenne County Farmers
Jevel
the American Bank
THE
American Bank
Sidney, Nebr
the Bank
Francis Herbert Insurance Agency
Telegraph Printing Office
Cheyenne County Fair
Sidney Motor Sales Co
Nelcome
Isitors
Cheyenne County. Trading Co
Cheyenne County Trading Co
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