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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1926
Page
4
Nebraska notes report York will lay about 25 blocks of gravel this spring. Other items include a theater planned for Omaha at 1.7 million dollars, community events, weather needs, and various local notices across the state.
Grand Prairie residents recount a week of hosting relatives and friends. Guests included the Kragels, Tremains, Jorgensens, Johnsons, and Weltons with multiple dinners, gatherings, and Sunday activities in Grand Prairie and nearby Sidney. Notable mentions include Willard care, sick list for Albert Frerichs, and weekend trips to Sidney.
Mrs George Bonser and Grandma Bonser visited Mrs Jim Sullivan Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs D B Phelps returned Thursday from their eastern trip. John and Henry Bahr were in Lodge Pole on Monday. Mr and Mrs H R Holmes called at the B M Lewis home Friday afternoon. Hubert Darnell, visiting his aunts, left for Peoria Ill Thursday evening. Mrs Todd Gentry visited Saturday with her mother Mrs Jim Lynch. Sheldon Wingerd left Friday for Curtis to visit his parents. Jim Houser had influenza during the week. Mrs Joe Vogler is ill. J C Miles hauled corn from Roy Osbourn Saturday. Joe Vogler Ray Osborn and E N Roth hauled wheat to Sundl Saturday. School dismissed in Barbur school due to teacher illness. Mrs B M Lewis's mother staying with her. J C Miles in Sund Thursday afternoon. Mrs Charles Ehlers and Alfred Ehlers and wife will spend the summer here. H R Homes hauled barley to Crook Tuesday. Raymond Gentry called at Todd Gentry's Tuesday. Gordon Deal suffers a sprained ankle. J C Miles went to John Bahr's after rye Monday. Sheldon Wingerd called at the Zimmermean home Wednesday. Pokorny children absent from school a few days due to sickness. Dance Easter Monday at Dix. Music by Pad Babeck's Orchestra with his Blues Singing Freddie Wade.
Mr and Mrs D Bross motored to Sterling on Monday. Mrs Meyverholz went to Crook for chiropractic treatment and took Glenn for eye care. Families visiting Crook and Tebs vary with trips by Pope, McDonnell, Moon, Parmore, and others. Pink eye illness and flu reported among locals. several residents attended gatherings at Meyerholz and nearby homes.
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Sunol items record visits by Mr Zike the veterinarian Mrs Lundgren Arthur S birthday party Trislan Waiters and John Webb Sidney visitors Mrs Joe Demers and Mrs John Demera shopping in Sidney Miss Leah Booth Eaton Colo and Mildred Newton staying with Mrs Engiert Alta and Eldora Babrep weekend at home Gladys Filington spent Sunday with Myrtle Anderson Carey Wilt and daughters Sidney visitors Saturday farewell dance for Mr and Mrs George Held Avis Hunter and Mrs B Allington at J B Rutter home Ruth Irwin returned to Kimball Friday Rose Tevar shopped in Sidney.
Pleasant View residents and neighbors called at various homes on Monday and Tuesday including Oscar Miller, Mrs. Frank Miller and her sons, and Mrs. Ben Hilpert. Paul Reins visited O Lorense home. Wittrocks and Mangels families made calls. Some attended bargain day in Sidney and others worked in Bronson, Potter, and Dalton.
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