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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1946
Page
5
A long column of visits, moves, and gatherings across Ord, Lodgepole, Sidney, and nearby communities. Family visits span from Nebraska to Colorado and Wyoming with kinship ties shown in multiple home stays, dances, and church circle meetings. Local newcomers to Ord are listed along with recent defection and travel notes. A SOVW meeting agenda and ancillary social outings wrap the period, including a sale notice and a small ad for clothing.
Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs H E Bonser and daughter Lola Mae of Port Collins Colorado and Mr and Mrs Tom Bonser of Sterling. Mrs D E Dickinson called at the Ed Ahlberg home Friday. Mrs G W Bonser of Sterling fell and was injured while doing work at their home.
A Sunday piano recital by Helen Peetz students drew Mrs Les Stecher and Mrs Maynard Mayer while Sandra Mayer performed. 4 H met at Ola Brogren’s Saturday with Mr and Mrs Wm Bullock as guests. Various neighbors visited, hosted meals, and attended Bible study and exams in District 142. Community life events span visiting, dinners, and local errands through Friday.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Eisen visited Mr and Mrs Harry Shinker in Sidney on Tuesday. Mrs John Neary is hospitalized with a broken hip and spirits rise for her speedy recovery. Harry Shinker and family had supper at John Davison home on Wednesday and enjoyed the Gurley High School class play Friday evening. Maynard Mayer and daughter visited Potter Sunday. The Shinker home hosted friends as several couples sported a new Ford. Pearl Sanders and sons Jack and Jean Fern Yost and daughter Evelyn Gloria Krauter Normal Music Earl Sanders and Harry Shinker spent Sunday fishing. Ivan Walker and family enjoyed a Sidney picture show. E Nickelis and daughters were entertained at the Shinker home for supper Friday.
The meeting was called to order by president Dave Agunigua with five of nine members present. County extension agent W P Bullock and directors Paul Misegadis and Clyde Johnson attended along with the beet section which reviewed their record books and how to use them. A lunch was served by Mrs Lee Johnson. Bill Kelley, Reporter.
Farmers hold grain to use as seed and feed as Nebraska stocks dwindle. Omaha dealers near shutdown with 1946 winter wheat crop expected July arrival. Corn and other grains drain blamed on black market. Mills warn of possible curtailment due to low on-hand supplies.
Rudolph Sutherland of Haxtun, a Watkins dealer, called in the neighborhood last week. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn O Dickinson were visitors in the Lloyd Tilghman home. Ed Ahlberg and son Ronald visited Frank Rokes home. Dr. H E Foster of Sidney, veterinarian, called at the D E Dickinson home. Mr. and Mrs. W R Brown entertained at a dinner for guests from Crook and the Dickinson families. Harold Duffield of California, weekend guest of Ronald Ahlberg, is in the U S Army.
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