Farewell party attendees honor Huff and family
Mrs Earl Gell and her girls attended a farewell party Sunday evening for Mr and Mrs Red Huff and family. Mr and Mrs Harry Stately and children visited the Wolstenholn home on a white Sunday evening.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1959
Page
4
Mrs Earl Gell and her girls attended a farewell party Sunday evening for Mr and Mrs Red Huff and family. Mr and Mrs Harry Stately and children visited the Wolstenholn home on a white Sunday evening.
A large feed stack on Carl Jurgens farm was destroyed by fire on Friday. Neighbors and local firefighters prevented the blaze from spreading to other parts of the farm. The article also notes numerous Sunday visits and family gatherings in the area, including births, dinners, and social visits among local residents.
Sunday and weekday gatherings featured numerous local families visiting relatives across the town. Irene Thompson, Clara Maz, and Esther Thompson joined Floyd Bruns for Sunday dinner while Ed win Borges hosted a birthday event. other stops included visits by Floyd Miller, Herman Florke, George Bailey of Dalton, and Clarence Horst households with various relatives in Sidney, Gurley, and surrounding areas.
Maple Grove notes show the Zimola hosted foreign party with Bill Schnell family visiting Verne Sharman and attendance by Harvey Miles and M Bonkiewicz. Several couples and families visited homes for birthdays dinners and hospital stays including Sharman Dorman Smith Runion Miles Schlaman Rasmussen and others across multiple evenings. Marlene Kay Sharman birth announced.
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