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Newspaper
The Telegraph News
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1932
Page
3
A string of visits and gatherings fills the week in the area. Neighbors from Nelson Beale Bertramson and Peetz share dinners and Sunday meals while relatives from Burwell Sidney and La Fronte spend time at homes of Nelson Bertramson and Meier. Several residents undergo medical care, and local clubs host meetings and events including a Lorenzo club gathering and a farmers union program.
Sunday dinner guests visited the W C Phelps home as George Fleming and Melvin Phelps families joined. Neighbors and relatives from Lincoln and Fremont dropped in for meals and picnics at Chimney Canons west of Peetz.
Mrs Everett Foster and children and George Foster called at Iva Beyer’s Tuesday night. Folks visited, attended dances, and hosted guests across Bunker Hill Sidney and Gurley with school census work and fishing trips noted.
Mrs George Foster enters Taylor hospital for treatment. Miss Hazel Bales visits with sister Mrs Hilbert Borcher and family. Neva and Wayne Bayer attend dance at Fred Beyer home and stay with aunt Iva Beyer. William Sachs family visit Lou Schmidt home near Dalton. Mrs Alex Sterling visits Minnie Falkenburg of Milwaukee, arrived from California. Harold and Adelaide Meyer visit Fred Beyer. Bunker Hill White Apron cooking club reorganizes with officers Mildred Beyer Florence Thurston Doris Thurston Maurine Dalton Josephine Beyer Delores Happel Fern Happel. Next meeting June 15 at P J Beyer home. Fred Beyer and son Raymond visit Pete Beyer. Mrs Iva Beyer and sons at John Vrana Pete Beyer Agnes leaves for Denver with hog truck. Mortgage notice issued by Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. mortgage holders. Public sale scheduled June 22 1932 at 10 AM in Sidney Nebraska.
Notice of default on July 15 1929 mortgage by John Christensen to Advance Rumely Thresher Co Cheyenne Nebraska. Amount due 625.67 includes 496 principal and 8 percent interest. property to be sold at public auction comprising a Rumely Separator 22 x 36 No 34172 with wagon and belts, a 22 inch Rumely Band Cutter Self feeder No 20925, Rumely Wind Stacker No 22036 attached to the separator, and a Herald Weigher with swinging attachment.
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