Grand Prairie Community News Update
Grand Prairie residents share visits and gatherings across Bruning Sidney and Weyerts. Neighbors attend Easter dinners and services, welcome guests, celebrate birthdays, and extend sympathy to the Hare family.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
6
Grand Prairie residents share visits and gatherings across Bruning Sidney and Weyerts. Neighbors attend Easter dinners and services, welcome guests, celebrate birthdays, and extend sympathy to the Hare family.
Members of the N P B club met at the C B Kinton home to practice for their achievement program. Various neighbors and families visited over the weekend including Spikers Sparks Glants Lipkes and many others in the Gurley Sidney and Dalton area.
East Gurley residents gathered at Colton for a well attended community cafe meeting. Ernest Kieselhorst called at the Charles Nelck home on Wednesday. Mr. Conrad returned from the east Monday evening. Mrs. Earl Johnson and daughter Jean visited the Charles Neick home Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Sexton AhIm and Henry Hinrichs were in Gurley on Thursday. Ernest Burke made a Gurley call on Thursday as Vernon and Thurma Neick were also present.
Mr and Mrs Fred Prince and daughter Freda visited Kimball on Tuesday. Ruth Osborn called at Pete Nelsons. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Fisher. Pete Nelsons hosted dinner at L J Shaws. Easter services were in Potter with no Sunday school. District 13 board met to discuss hiring next year’s teacher. Dave Brown and sons harvested corn for J D Conover. Reetz and Smith families visited Crowell. Obendorfer families visited Schubarth. Otto Bergt and Obendorfer families shopped in Sidney. Tennant Nelsons attended Sidney cinema. Ladies club met with Ellen Hill.
The finished quilt was awarded to Mrs Ruby Weikhorst during a busy afternoon of cutting quilt blocks. Hostesses Mrs Hill and Mrs Reetz provided a delicious lunch. The meeting will next be with Mrs Emmin Tark. Fred Prince aided Mr Lowden in picking corn. Various residents traveled and traded locally, with multiple social visits recorded and a note that several candidates have been soliciting votes in recent days.
The speaker questions tax increases on industry and the public and advocates issuing bonds to cover deficits. He argues for reducing expenses, expanding money circulation, and breaking Wall Street influence, citing Brandeis and Babson on monetary reform and silver remonetization.
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