Dalton dance hosts Merrymakers and local notices
Merrymakers will play for a dance at Frandsen hall in Dalton on Saturday night. Numerous local items list visitors, hospital recoveries, sales, and moves across Sidney, Sterling, Bayard, and surrounding areas with people named Rush, Crowell, Hazzard, Herbert, Heeg, Koops, Williams, Goodale, Chesebro, Spearow, Jones, Mahr, Musser, Shelby, and Hanson among others.
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Grabill
Merrymakers
Frandsen Hall
Dalton
Sunny Side Social Here in Lodge Pole Area
Mrs L A Pearson visited her daughter Mrs Albert Johnson on Wednesday afternoon. Neighbors and relatives, including the Schmales, Johnsons, Wassums, and Omels, made calls or shared errands across the week. Vic Wise cut cane for Walter Hern bloom. the Rathbun, Theis, and Wise households hosted visitors and helped with chores including butchering and shingling new barn work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A Pearson
Albert Johnson
al Pierce
W W Wassum
Vic Wise
Walter Hernbloom
Walter Wassum
Ethel Theis
Albin Olson
Wis
A. Johnson
W. C. Johnson
H Linde
Emil Johnson
Henry Schmal
Lodge Pole
H.C Schmale
John Theis
C Meyers
V. W Wise
Ethel
Omels
Walter Hernbloom Mae
Kenneth
Rathbun
H. C. Schmale
Chris Weiger
Phoebe Elge
E. A Johnson
Dalton Doings: Local Visits and Upcoming I O O F Assembly
Dalton residents travelled to Scottsbluff on Sunday to visit Mr Schular in the hospital as he slowly recovers from surgery. Roger Brennan and Herman Heineman drove there for the I O O F state assembly set for October 8 to 20, with Dalton lodge to perform degree work. Mrs Al Simpson Miss Jessie Davidson Laurence Marrin and William Powell of Chadron visited the community Saturday and Sunday. Big plans for the festival next Tuesday and preparations for the county fair at Sidney are underway. Mrs Oscar Freeburg went to Scottsbluff for an x ray exam amid recurring health issues, visiting her daughter Mrs Zohn on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volkerts
Wm Schular
Scottsbluff
Schular
Roger Brennan
Herman Heineman
Sunda
I. O. O. F. State Assembly
Dalton Lodge
al Simpson
Jessie Davidson
Laurence Marrin
Wm Powell
Chadron
Dalton
Sidney
Oscar Freeburg
Ladies Social Club Visits and Autumn Plans
The ladies social club met with Mrs. Rathbun last week and will gather with Mrs. Weed on Thursday, October 13. Misses Fullerton and Ewing visited Dalton while J C Kreader and Donald spent time in Denver with Mrs. Kreader and Coleman Jr. A crowd attended the Weed home dance. John Davison bought cattle from Marian Dugger near Redington and plans to place them in the feed lot for winter. Lauren Dugger left for Ger ing to work on the railroad through winter. Potato harvest is strong this year. J C Guill is adding to his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren Dugger
Gering
J.C. Guill
Potter Whirlwind Weekend Visits and Local News
SEXTORP Mr and Mrs Walter Brady and son of Norfolk visit the C C Crowell home. Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson and family return home from Douglas Wyoming. Mrs Ed Morrow and Emma and Paul call on Peter Nelson and Arlo Fisher homes. Mr and Mrs Neil Dunlavy and Irene spend weekend in Denver. Christina Kocour visits Miss Bishop at Frank Mueller home. Sunday school canceled due to bad weather at Corner. Mr and Mrs Homer Fisher and daughter leave for Connecticut and Massachusetts for the winter. Old Brett enters Potter high school Monday. Mrs Eddie Weikhorst discharged from Miller hospital. Mr and Mrs Henry Moench and family visit Peter Nelson home. Oscar Redeen and Esther Carlson visit Potter on Tuesday.
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Walter Brady
Norfolk
C. C. Crowell
Herbert Johnson
Clifford Powell
Douglas
Wyo
Ed Morrow
Emma
Paul
Peter Nelson
Arlo Fisher
Neil Dunlavy
Irene
Denver
Christina Kocour
Miss Bishop
Frank Mueller
Homer Fisher
Connecticutt
Massachusetts
Old Brett
Potter High School
Eddie Weikhorst
Miller Hospital
Henry Moench
Oscar Redeen
Esther Carlson
Potter
Local Sidney Shoppers See Mrs Crowell Brady Family
Mrs C C Crowell and daughter and Mrs Walter Brady and son were shopping in Sidney on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ed Moron were pleasant callers at the Peter Nelson home Tuesday afternoon.
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C. C. Crowell
Walter Brady
Sidney
Ed Moron
Peter Nelson
Community Notes From Maple Grove and Nearby Scenes
Maple Grove residents report Friday visits at Ed Miles and Johnson homes. Names include Nels Johnson, Harold Spiker, Rasmussen, Workman, Newton, and Dyke. Attended church dedication in Sidney and extension project meeting, with gatherings at multiple homes and radio Dempsey-Tran fight listening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Johnson
Ed Miles
Harold Spiker
Colton
Kimball
Johnson and Rasmussen
George Workman
J. D. Workman
Frank Workman
J. Zimmerman
John Newton
New Christian Church
Sidney
Robert Dyke
Jim- In
Eric Krussmann
N. P. Johnson
F A. Johnson
Charles Fentress
Moreley
Trotter
Denv Er
Snow first of season hits Sunol as town eyes store opening
The season's first snow arrived Sunday night marking the earliest in years. Local residents report a flurry of activity with shoppers and visitors: Frank Oliverius left for Grand Island to attend business college, Anna Oliverius returned to Hastines for studies, and many Sunol residents were seen visiting relatives in Auburn Sidney and Blue Springs. Business preparations continue as goods for a new store arrived Thursday and owner Mr Allington plans a public opening by month’s end.
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Frank Oliverius
Grand Island
Business College
Charles ,Welton
Sunol
Hopkins
Auburn
Albert Fenske
Harold Edens
Bridgeport
Mesigats
Helen Englert
Lindley
Henry Pavlat
Rose Marie
Sund
Anna Oliverius
Hastines
Allington
Fred Regester
Walter Craig
A. A. Bauer
Randlett
Parent-Teacher Association
Nelson
E. Fenske
John White
A. J. Englert
Leona Lindley
Sidney
Anton Oliverius
Our City
John Billeter
Doris
Regester
A. A. Fenske
W. W. Craig
John Webb
Blue Springs
Webb
Popular Young Tenor Visits Parents in Sidney
Popular young tenor visits his parents in Sidney as part of a national tour. The contest features top vocal talent from many states with semi finals in New York for eight to ten finalists competing for prizes including a $5,000 award and a two year scholarship.
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Sidney
United States
New York
Denver
Hornaday and Miss Davis Barred from Contest
Judges overruled pro tests, ruling only professional concert singers may be excluded. Atwater Kent officials endorsed the decision. Sidney and Denver-Colorado claim Hornaday, noting his months of work and a Denver training period that shaped his voice. Franklin credited Mrs. E L Hyde of Sidney for early guidance guiding Hornaday’s rise.
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Hornaday
Miss Davis
Atwater Kent Concern
Sidney
Denver
Colorado
Franklin
Telegraph
E. L. Hyde
Mrs. Hyde
Death of 9 day old Jacob Nagengast
Jacob Nagengast, 9 days old and son of Mr and Mrs Paul Nagengast of Dalton area, died Monday at home. Funeral held Wednesday at the Catholic church with Rev Anton Link officiating. burial in Catholic cemetery. Funeral Directors I W Wright in charge. The ad note references Yassai tribe roles and a metal work ad for Adams.
Gordon Wrestler Seeks Match With Roy Chick In Sidney
Frank Farr of Gordon Nebraska writes The Telegraph expressing desire for a wrestling match here against Roy Chick of Sidney. Farr says he is ready on any terms, claims wins over Krueger Kalitic Parouette and others, and asks to be added to Chick’s list. Farr weighs 155 pounds and Chick’s response remains unknown.
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Frank Farr
Gordon, Nebr
The
Telegraph
Roy Chick
Sidney
Farr
Krueger
Kaltic
Parouette
Chick
Gordon
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Ttawn
Nulandou
Mrs. C. C. Rush
J. W. McDaniel, Jr
F. L. Hazzard
Carlson Hospital
Gertrude Herbert
Agnes Heeg
George Williams
J. W. Goodale
Excesior Springs
Phelps
Agnew
D. W. Rickson
North Platte
W. O. Campbell
Lima
Colo
Frank Pulver
Peetz Gazette
O. F. Chesebro
Glen Spearow
Bayard
Robert Jones
Cecile
Lincoln
Mr. Jones
J. H. Mahr
Joe Simodynes
Will Lowe
Charles Gardner
Jay Closman
North Country
E. L. ‘Hyde
Canada
J. J. Musser
California
S. E. Shelby
W. T. Kahse
United Lutheran Church
Helen High
Mrs. Hanson
O. D. T. Club
Country Club
H. E. Biggerstaff
Herman Kallhoff
Gurley
A. O. Keely
A. W. Reynolds
Omaha
Mr. Reynolds
Advance
Sextorp
Maple Grove
Africa
Adams
Grant
LSE Asaan
Limeoln
Callahan
Cheyenne
Rogers
L. Moxon Jeweler
Olsons
Olson & Sons
M. A. Shipman
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