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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1938
Page
4
Dalton weekly notes show renovations at Walford store, roof work, and a larger culvert project to prevent basement flooding. Residents attend church, aid society events, and family guests visit. several births, illnesses, hospital recoveries, and community outings are recorded alongside weather and travel updates.
Maple Grove notes list a string of social visits among residents including Mrs Ed Miles and family. Attendees span the Lipke, Berggren, Cortney, Sharman, Johnson, Deaver, and Jacob households with many Harmony era gatherings at Cheyenne Frontier Days and local homes. The Farmer's Union plans a Friday program on August 19, with hostesses named Gorge Deaver Elsen Irwin and others.
At Albin Johnson's, Mrs. W. T. Sharman and son Verne called in the afternoon. Mrs. Ed Miles, Harvey and Alice joined. Mrs. Elna Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Albin Johnson spent Sunday evening at the J. C. Jorgensen home.
Margaret Glassburn logs a string of local visits and social calls. Residents and guests travel between Sterling Crook Fleming Colp Fort Collins North Platte Keystone Oshkosh and Sidney as families and kin enjoy weekend and weekday calls.
Route One Mrs Bondegard and local families hosted and visited over the weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs Howard Christensen with children, Mr and Mrs Garrett Scharrell, Henry Oades, Mr John Grimes and Marjorie and Johnny, Mrs Barbara Frank of Milwaukee, Wis., and site-seeing trips to Estes Park.
Chester Idaho residents were visitors at the Henry Oades home the past week. Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell and daughter spent Sunday at the Wayne Campbell home. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bondegard and children called at the Harold Isley home Monday evening. The Stoll family also hosted visitors Sunday afternoon.
Catherine Hank of Sterling visits Louise Deaver for a few days. Mrs. P. J. Lenzen hosts at Harvey George supper. Families from Hooper, Sterling, Sidney, and Oak Creek visit George Deaver and Nieman homes. Frontier Days at Cheyenne attended by Harvey George and family plus Elsen group.
At the Elsen home Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs H J Elsen and their son Bobby hosted visitors. Rudell Short of Sidney spent several days with cousins Mrs Harvey George and Marcheta Benedict. Charles George, recently at Albuquerque school, arrived in Sidney for a month visiting relatives before teaching a second term in Hondo New Mexico. The Deaver family spent Sunday afternoon with H P Cortney.
Mount Vernon notes report Sunday school at 10 A M and a series of local visits. Mr Charles Hammond and children of Bazile Mills Nebraska were entertained at dinner by Mr and Mrs H J Hammond. Families including the Sprengers and Lingwalls attended gatherings, birthday celebration for Richard Peetz’s son, and trips to Loveland Colorado. Various relatives shared meals, visits, and domestic events over the weekend.
Lied Emant, raised on a Cass County farm, owned a Murray lumber yard since 1916 and served in the House in 1933 and 1935. As finance committee chair in 1935 he voices understanding of state finances and taxpayer struggles, and supports motor fuel from agricultural products.
Sprenger assisted Charley Sprenger at combining Saturday. Mr and Mrs H J Hammond Mr Charles Hammond and children visited at the E H Howe home Wednesday afternoon Mrs Carrie Petersen and children Ernest Rutherford shopped in Sidney Mr Charles Hammond and children of Bazile Mills Neb returned to their home Friday Mrs Chas Sprenger and daughters Dorothy and Mildred called on Mrs C H Hammond at the Taylor hospital Saturday evening Mr and Mrs D Walker and the John Sell home Mrs C L Walters and children shopped in Sidney Tuesday Mr and Mrs Frank Klentz and family shopped in Sidney Thursday Earl Hammond called at the Chas Sprenger home Wednesday morning.
Classified notice for Dr Leo J Thomas practicing as chiropractor and naturopath located in the Osborn Building. Telegraph Wanteds Get Results.
The Presbyterian Circle will hold an ice cream social on the courthouse lawn from 6 30 to 9 30 Saturday evening. The public is cordially invited. Ice cream and homemade cake cost 15 cents.
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