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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
3
Grand Prairie residents share a week of family visits and social calls. Henry Flessners and relatives return from Gothenburg. Stevens and Flessner reunions unfold with neighbors in Sidney and surrounding farms. Multiple visits involve Gade and Hart families, harvest helpers, and farm events with crops, dinners, and Sunday gatherings across Sidney, Gurley, and nearby farms.
South Colton saw Lorenzo nine edge the locals 5 to 3 on Sunday afternoon. Chuck Koester struck out 16 batters for the visitors, dominating the mound.
Local residents and visitors from Sunol Sidney and surrounding areas filled weekend and weekday social calls at multiple homes. Attendees included Elsen Koester Deaver and Halsey families with contacts stretching to Chicago Cheyenne Vesta Maywood and Crook. A field of visits blended with a minor injury Adlyn Brauer sustained, and community groups hosted at St Patrick's auditorium.
Mrs J O Lobb reports Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Satchell and their child to the Herbert Birdwell home. W F Waite visited relatives at Lodge Pole Sunday. Mrs Delno Mayer called at the J O Lobb home Monday morning. The Stitch in Time club met at the Herbert Birdwell home July 27 with a next meeting at Messner home on August 10. Mrs Otho Campbell and Mrs Irvin Campbell called Thursday afternoon.
Mrs L A Pearson spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Wassum. Mrs H C Schmale was a Sutton caller. Mrs Albert Brandl visited John Theis home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Les Omel and family called at Ralph Talish home Wednesday evening. Lloyd Talish helped at Oscar Olson home. A L Roberts was a Sidney caller Thursday. Ralph Talish did some combining for Kord Dykm on Wednesday.
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