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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1931
Page
10
Local society notes list Mr and Mrs Colman Kreader and family Mrs Frank Christensen and others hosting and visiting at Dalton area homes. Frequent calls at Mayer Rathbun Christenson and Walker households include dinners, overnight stays, and weekend visits.
Sidney visits and family events dominate this Gurley note. Neal Rowan vaccinates hogs with Arthur Rowan assisting. Neick, Eigenberg, Jurgens, Nelck families travel to Sidney and Denver. Local folks attend Gurley show and shop for Christmas cards at the Gift Shop.
Potter items recount district commissioner Ford Weikhorst traveling to Omaha for a county meeting. Mrs Hahn hosts a bridge party. Ladies Aid raises 70 dollars, Christmas program and community chest mending. Local residents attend church, sell Christmas Seals, host and visit, and conduct farm and business errands around Potter and nearby towns.
Mrs. Pete Nelson notes social calls by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Morrow at C. C. Crowell and Pete Nelson on Wednesday. Mr. Browning completed chimney and repair work at the school house on Thursday. Carl Olson and sister with friends from Kidney visited Pete Nelson on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. George Line hosts the 4 F Club banquet in the M E church basement with over a hundred attendees in blue and white decor. Scottsbluff visitors include Keefer Brunger Wise Namath. Various locals travel to Denver for charity game and attend dances plus nurse Alta Bahr returns home from assisting Adolph Englert.
Last Saturday a resident recovered well at home south of Sund. Mr and Mrs John Perkins of Sidney visited Mr and Mrs William Munson on Sunday evening. Dorothy Line and Dale Wise joined dinner with Maxine and Lewis Barlow. B Bates and daughter Ruby returned from a two week visit to Kansas City Lincoln and Broken Bow. G W Line was a Sidney business caller Monday. W L Bates of Kimball and Attorney W P Miles of Sidney transacted affairs in Lodge Pole. The bridge club met with Mrs Alonzo Miller on Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Darnstadt announces the birth of a son on December 2. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aurich host and visit with neighbors, as do Mr. and Mrs. Wes Shinkle and family. Multiple community visits occur among the Shinkles, Auriches, Anthony, Long, Lamb, and Connelly households, with Farmers Union meetings and family gatherings noted across Brownson, Potter, Gurley, Kimball, Oshkosh, and Scottsbluff.
Williams hosts a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Frank Williams a recent bride attended by 12 members and five visitors. Guests brought numerous beautiful and useful gifts and a lunch was served. Neighborly visits and social calls follow with many local families hosting and dining together.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Gade visited Ben Jurgens for his 60th birthday. Joe Dilley and daughter Grace called on Frank Workman Tuesday. Various residents shared Wednesday and Thursday visits at the C O Hade W T Sharman and other homes. Weekend gatherings included Elmer and August Gade at supper and the Green family at John Owens home.
Mr and Mrs W T Sharman and sons and the James Irwin family joined Mrs Roberts for her birthday Saturday. Guests included the Ray Tremain John Hokem and Sam Irwin families. Various dinners and visits occurred Sunday at Spiker Jurgens Johnson Jorgensen and related homes.
Mrs J D Bolton reports the Farmers Union held its annual meeting last Thursday night and elected new officers for the coming year. Also notes visits by Mr and Mrs Fred Bangert to Otto Raddatz, and calls by Mrs Walter Kinne and baby of Sidney and Mrs Robert Robertson to Mrs Clyde Robertson.
Mr and Mrs James Walker and son Vernon spent Sunday at Franks Meier home. Westphalen family called on Otto Raddatz. Mrs Meier returned home after two weeks in the east. Several girls attended Hula Fern Walker birthday. Sherman of Sterling buying cattle nearby this week. Bolton couple visited Fleming family. Schweitzberger family visited Phelps. Ted Fleming Bernice Sellhorn and Mrs Fleming shopped in Sterling. A M Smith of Sterling spent Sunday with Fleming family. Robertson family visited Williams. Hopper visited Fleming home. Ralph Fleming family were Sunday dinner guests. Ethel Raddatz and Mrs Robertson attended project leaders meeting at Sidney. The third Jesson was taken up, The Homemakers Relation to Her Family.
Mrs Gev Bowser reports J R Brown hauled corn to ranch 17 and J T Lewis helped with butchering Monday. Carl Lind was a Crook business, Max McCumber on sick list early week. Fred Stake of Crook called on Tom Kendrick home, Mr and Mrs G W Bonser visited.
Monday afternoon with Mr and Mrs J R Sullivan of the Crook locality.Tlsie Bonser was absent from high school Monday.Mr and Mrs Joe Komlofske were Sterling business callers Monday.Mr and Mrs George McCracken were Sterling shoppers Tuesday.Tom Kendrick was a Crook shopper Tuesday.Mrs C W Bonser was on the sick list the past week.H W Bluhm was a caller Tuesday at the C W Bonser home.J R Sullivan helped G W Boner Tuesday.James Vacik was a business visitor Tuesday at the T A Bonser home.George Bonser helped E H M Roth fix his well Wednesday.The telephone line was out of order a few days the past week.Mary Louise Kendrick spent Wednesday night with Blythia George.Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
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