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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1929
Page
8
Lodge Pole area residents attend birthdays, visits, and events. Marion Ruth Barlow hosted eighth birthday events with gifts and refreshments. Many neighbors travel to Cheyenne, Denver, and Chicago for visits, Frontier Days attendance, and family gatherings. The Royal Neighbors and Lions Club members meet, and local accidents, illnesses, and sympathy notices accompany community life.
Community mentions cover visits, dinners, and shoppings in Lodge Pole, Chappell, Gurley, Sidney, and Gothenburg. Items include Mrs Bruns and children shopping, electric storm damage to Will Florke barn, a lightning strike injuring a hired man, multiple calls on Rogers Haxby and Darrah homes, and several social visits across neighbors and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Roy Bartlett announce the birth of a son on Saturday July 27 at Taylor hospital in Sidney. Elmer Moore and daughter Maxine are guests of Mr Moore's sister Mrs Charles Hagemeister and family. Mr and Mrs George Coulter and children return from an extended visit with Mr Coulter's parents in San Diego California. E H Biggs and daughter Betty of Sidney spent Sunday with Potter. Mr and Mrs Pete Klindt and daughter of Chappell visited Mr and Mrs C C Hansen Sunday. Dr and Mrs A E Miller and son of Kimball called on Dr and Mrs Callaghan Sunday evening. Ray Johnson returned from a visit with his two children living with their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Clifford Powell at Douglas. Little Patty Johnson re-
Potter residents turn with her father and will stay in Potter until school opens. Friends and relatives visit and travel as kinship ties, farm concerns, and harvest duties unfold across Lorenzo, Bloomfield, Sidney, Om ha, Osceola, and Scribner.
Mr and Mrs W F Osborn returned from a two month visit with his father in Miller. Mrs Sarah Buchanan and granddaughter Betty returned from Denver visits. Audra Johnson hosted Kimball visitors. C R Babcock home hosted Miss Audra Johnson and Alberta Hardin. Kimball guests included Mr and Mrs Floyd Cresswell at W J Ewing home. Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Mrs J C Frandsen’s home with Mrs L W Dirks assisting. W W Keech accepted a new position.
Mr and Mrs Keech and daughters Madeline and Betty Jane leave for Shelton to prepare their household goods for move in. Ruth and Raymond Keech plan to join later. W F Osborn redecorates at the schoolhouse. A new septic tank and cesspool are let to H A Faes. Grace Woolsey returns from Rapid City with daughter Eunice who faces a second operation for sinus trouble. Presbyterian girls class hosts farewell for Ruth Keech and Betty Keech. Madeline Keetch honored. Hazel Munshaw hosts a surprise farewell for Madeline Keetch. Maxine Goodwin from Sidney visits Shirley Davison.
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