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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1962
Page
4
Mrs Roland Jurgens of Papillon Nebraska was honored Friday evening at Weyerts Lutheran Church. Several local families hosted and joined in visiting, dining, and sharing in the celebration and community ties across Rush Creek area.
Thursday evening visitors at the Herman Florke home included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Borges, Mr. and Mrs. William Bartling, and Mr. and Mrs. Edme Flessner. Dale Whitefoot of Sidney celebrated his birthday with friends including Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jurgens and Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Jurgens on Wednesday evening. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey of Dalton visited the Florke home Saturday. Mary Bauer of Chappell joined James Payne’s Sunday dinner, then visited Sidney Rest Home residents with Mr. and Mrs. George Frerichs, and later dined with Ronald Hunt. The Shriner and family of Dalton also visited Florkes, while John Voltman and family visited Carl Jurgens. A barbecue at Irene Thompson’s home honored Mrs. James Ihrig’s birthday with many friends including the Bruns, Thompson, Na math, Englert, and others. Telegraph Want w.2:3 Get Resus
Fred Berggren and family visited Ed Miles with Berggren a former neighbor. Richard Vogel and Vernon Stumpff families joined Harvey Miles. Harry Stately and family visited Jim Van Mark. Verne Sharman hosted birthday dinner with family. Alvin Dorman and children helped harvest at Charles Smith home. Earl Sharman family Joann Peggy Benzel and Jack Zimmerman joined Verne Sharman Wednesday. Pam Gel and Loretta Mathewson weekend visits around Maple Grove. F M Bonkiewicz Patty Rita visited Jerry Fehringer. Kathy Miles visited Lewis Sterling. Ruth Cortney spent the day.
Weekend visitors included the Runions and Miles families, with funeral attendance for Mrs. Geo. Stengel in Bridgeport. Earl Harvey and Lynn Rowe groups traveled to Cheyenne and Scottsbluff, while the Wittig Haydeen wedding occurred at St. Pauls Lutheran Church. A note explains the Carib Indians term hurricane meaning big wind.
Sunnyside residents and guests gathered for dinner and social visits across several households. Arnold Foster relatives from Plainview and Sidney visitors, plus Wallace Hornbloom and family, attended Sunday suppers and birthday events. Other guests included Joan Hokom helpers, Dwight Edwards from Norfolk, and Bob Johannes from Big Springs with local hosts mentioning various showers and weekend stays.
Larry Carlie, 13, of Caney, Kan, won a gold medal after taking a social studies test by mistake instead of the history exam for an Emporia State College scholarship. He stated, It's a lot like history, and he achieved the top rating.
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