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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
6
Sunday and weekend greetings fill Sunnyside with visits to the Herman Dykman and W W Wise homes. Neighbors attend play practice at the Ray Rexroth home and various households share time at Halsey and Omel residences. Numerous local residents travel, host, and call on friends, with social gatherings noted at the Frank Halsey home and other nearby farms.
Center P T A sponsored a community Christmas tree at the schoolhouse with a pupil led program. Santa distributed treats to children. Many local residents and relatives are mentioned in social notes, with updates on visits, illnesses, and upcoming meetings and events.
South Colton notes recount attendance at the Farmers Union convention in the city auditorium last Friday. Social calls include visits, corn shelling, porcupine capture in a cornfield, bridge party, birthday party, and local shopping. Several residents are named with family ties and district affiliations.
Mrs N Miller Dr and Mrs W N Hahn return from Vienna and plan Chicago residency for Dr Hahn. Sidney shoppers gather for holidays. School closes Jan 3 after operetta Santa's at auditorium. American Legion carnival successful. 85th birthday for Martin Leafdale celebrated with family from Kirk Kimball and Pine Bluffs. Masonic and Eastern Star officers elected. first time husband and wife hold high offices. Bus accident near Thurston place no injuries. Sidney visitors and local notes from Potter daily life and Christmas preparations.
Pleasant View notes list visits and dinners in Frohna Missouri and surrounding homes. Names include Walter Hilpert John Fiehler Olga and Mildred Schuessler T C Mathewson Joe Skarka August Theis J Morrow W D Mathewson Mrs Joe Gerler Art Obendorfer Frank Mathes George Jung G H Boehnke C Gemeinhardt Art Hugo Mueller Carl Mueller Vern Pearson Korsmeyer Ben Hilpert Ernest Gerler Henry Moench Pi Herboldsheimer and others with multiple Sunday dinners suppers and visits.
A special meeting of the Off the Farmers Union was held Thursday night to elect officers for the coming year. A small crowd attended. Social visits include Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Smith of Sterling staying at George Fleming’s home. Various local families shared gatherings at Fleming, Bolton, Robertson, and Struve households. several attended the county Farmers Union convention in Sidney.
Mrs. Moorhead buys Piller stock and runs the store with help from her son Elmer. A Christmas program at the school house in connection with PTA. Various residents attend school, visit, or conduct business in Sunol and nearby Sidney. Robert Quinn among visitors and callers. several locals host relatives and help with Thanksgiving duties.
Fida reports that Tom Stretch spent several days last week in Sidney with his wife. Lloyd Schmidt cared for the farm during his absence. Cecil Hume, Garhart Thuren visited J W Hyde, Harley Weyerts, and Paul Ingwerson homes Thursday. Ned Lee, shucking corn for William Florke, left Wednesday night for the eastern part of the state. Vern Weigers is employed by Mor.
The board of county commissioners met in regular session with chairman Ferd Weikhorst presiding. Present were A A Fenske first district, Guy Shaw second district, J W Billeter highway commissioner, and R P Kepler county at large. Minutes of prior meeting read and approved.
The claim seeks $2.91 refund for a card overvalued beyond the blue book value. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned to January 2, 1934 or at the chairman’s special call.
Admission 35 cents. Permanent for Christmas offered at 2.50 3.50 or 5.00 includes hair cut shampoo and finger wave Ideal Beauté Shoppe phone numbers 29 30.
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