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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1931
Page
9
Elda Hume reports visits and gatherings across Lisco Lodge Pole and nearby areas. Names include Charles Reed Lavern Queen Howard Neff Garhart Thurow John Garrett Jay Queen and others as families travel, host, attend dances, and shop in Chappell and Sidney.
Sunol residents recount a busy week with Legion members attending Bridgeport convention and multiple residents visiting relatives, sales, and business calls north of Lodge Polo. Individuals including Paul Booth, Lee Line, John Billeter, Bert Allington, and others are noted at courts, juries, sales, and family gatherings.
Local residents Mr and Mrs Alvin Bauer entertained friends at the Frank Flessner home while numerous visits and calls filled Monday to Sunday. Attendance included J H Gell, Lee Johnson, Erwin Gade, Erma Welton, and many others from Weyerts to Sidney with clubs, farm meetings, and a birthday surprise at the Roberts home.
West Sidney brief notes recap community happenings. R N Huff shipped hogs via Farmers Union last Monday. C S Anderson of Bronson appeared on Will Altman Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Henry Yowell hosted supper for their daughters Betty Lea and Delores at Arvin Livingston home Friday. M I C elected officers with Bessie Hammond president Mary Atkins vice president Nellie Livingston secretary treasurer Fern Anderson sunshine head. Lunch served at close. Eileen and Wayne Livingston visited Will Allman Sunday. Jack Atkins sent hogs to Denver by truck. Arvin Livingston shopped in Sidney Tuesday. Christ mas cards on display at Lockwood s Jewelry store.
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