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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1927
Page
6
Mrs Alva Hart and son Freddie returned home Tuesday after several months in Denver. Neighbors and relatives from Otoe, Sidney, Lodge Pole and nearby towns visited daily. Various dinners, ice cream, and Sunday gatherings marked a busy weekend as families hosted and traveled between Grand Prairie, Sidney, and Big Springs.
Walford builder adds west porch to shed shade on store crowd gathers as Mrs Tinker and Mrs Neal Thompson host Grandma party for Mrs M Daker of Wayne Nebr. G P Neekum and family back from Tl linvis five weeks away. Chas Munshaw’s wheat burned by engine sparks. neighbors helped. Mabel Ruby Baker home from Denver hospital stay. Miss Teeth and Loretta Frandsen visit Heldrath Nebraska Swartz family. Harvey Heizer family plan Missouri trip. Ed Lane of Long Beach Calif visits Dalton. Foster and Davison seek Denver medical care.
An odd ad describes three color ice cream bricks available in pints or quarts and provides a dairy contact number 324 The Farms Dairy.
Local notes recount visits and dinners among Elwood, Wahoo, Willaview, and Tuscaloosa residents. Outings in the Black Hills mentioned for Hibbs and Lydiatt families, with multiple guests staying at Moorhead and Versinger homes. An Ada shop advert appears, offering services and contact.
Sunny Side notes: Mr. and Mrs. Les Omel and children visited Lodge Pole on Monday. John Omel spent Sunday morning in Sund callers. Arnold and Wil Thurrow also called Monday morning. Several families spent Sunday afternoon at the Wi Pharow home with ice cream and cake. Joel Wicklahr stayed with the Wil Frerichs. Mr Theis and Lester called at the homel home Monday. Wayne Forney and son dined with C. W. Forney. Ernie Wickard and mother were Sund callers Saturday. Ed Lindberg and Nellie Olson visited Mrs. W. O. Olson Sunday. Albin Olson and family were Sidney callers Saturday. Albert Wiegers Floyd and Irene drove to Alliance and stayed at Clyde Wiegers home.
Mr and Mrs T A Pearson and children called at the Will Thurow home Sunday evening. Harold Linde and Vic Wise were Sunel callers Saturday. Mrs and Mrs Art Rathbun and family aunt Maudie Showalter spent Sunday afternoon at the lb L Myers home west of Dalton. Miss Velma Voltman of Lodge Pole spent a few days at the Mike Sander home. Mr West of frothenbure, an aged uncle of Mrs Will Thurow, spent the past week at the Thurow home.
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