News From Ordville by Mrs Glenn Conrad
Mrs Conrad reports Ordville news and invites contributions from readers. Residents are encouraged to send items to Mrs Conrad who runs the news feature.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1946
Page
2
Mrs Conrad reports Ordville news and invites contributions from readers. Residents are encouraged to send items to Mrs Conrad who runs the news feature.
Local residents and guests are listed with weekend travels and social visits. Family and friend gatherings span Ordville, Proctor, Sidney, Bayard, and surrounding towns, with church, hospital, and notice items interwoven among travel and welcome updates.
Union Valley and surrounding residents share hospital visits family gatherings and travels. Wayne Ravert left Dalton hospital last Sunday while Grandma Schuler remains hospitalized but improving. The Gilespie family and friends visited, attended the National Farm Loan Association dinner in Oshkosh, and stops included Bridgeport Hay Springs and Denver with various visits to relatives including Vick Cochran and Scherer.
A laying house with one nest for every five hens and nests deep enough to hold four inches of nesting material reduces cleaning effort.
Mrs Minnie Seyfang Potter expresses deep gratitude to friends for flowers cards letters and visits during illness and recovery spent in Denver. She thanks them for thoughtfulness and kindness that brought her happiness.
Lodgepole's annual sale to raise funds for a new American Legion Hall will be held tomorrow. Citizens expect a large turnout with plentiful donations and a busy all day event to back the community meeting hall project.
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