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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1951
Page
2
The report details local gatherings at Mrs. Chris Nelsons home and various club activities including Lutheran Guild meetings, a pink and blue shower for Mrs Geis, and bridge club results. It mentions the New Baldwin organ dedication, several family visits, a wedding at Peetz, and March of Dimes progress totaling 445.60 with much of the drive remaining.
Lutheran Pastor Waldemar Gies leads Sunday School at 9:00 a m and worship at 10:00. Adult Sunday School class to be taught by Rev Gies. Beginning Thursday February 8 a Len ten service series runs through Holy Week. Methodist church offers Sunday School at 10:00, morning worship at 11:00, Youth Fellowship 6:30, evening worship 7:30 with O D Hoagland as minister.
A leading can maker and a Louisiana canning company have developed a process to preserve fresh watermelon juice. The juice will be canned for nephrosis patients and distributed only on physician request.
Goodview Grade School defeated Pleasantview 16 to 15 in a tight contest last Wednesday. Plans are underway for a Wednesday game at Lisco. The issue also notes birthday gatherings, visits, and various social events in the Goodview area including family dinners, school business trips to Lincoln, and community dances and meetings.
Ida Hurt expresses gratitude for friends kindness during illness. She thanks those who sent cards and flowers and especially the nursing staff and Drs. Bittner and Cook for their care. The message closes with sincere appreciation.
The Du Cum Extension club met at Mrs. Irvin Campbell's home January 14. Members sang Love's Old Sweet Song. Mrs. Edwin Linton reported on Mrs. Mike, while Mrs. Howard Reimers taught Children s Clothing. A cash donation to the Girl Scouts was approved. A February 9 all day meeting at Mrs. Elwin Linton's home will feature One Dish Meals with casserole displays and lunch.
Mrs. Kenneth Morgan and Mrs. Norman Swanson brought the meeting to a close. Mrs. Howard Gerke, Reporter.
A string of social visits and dinners highlighted the week with multiple households hosting and hosting guests. Notable scenes included Frank Meier and Kenneth Fleming dining with Hugh Paris, Ida Hart’s hospital discharge, and a large local turnout for the Hossack Implement stage show. S Sgt Langley of Ogden visited the Melvin Phelps home en route from Detroit.
Leva Read stays home to do housework. Mr and Mrs Charles Cady spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Bill Weatherill in Sterling. Mrs Ervin Phelps visited Sidney Tuesday with her mother Mrs Jack Bowman. Mr and Mrs Melvin Phelps called on Donald Hadden in Sidney Sunday. The Helping Hand Club met with Mrs Eula Fern Brown Thursday afternoon. A kitchen shower for Mrs Marietta Schneider was the afternoon’s main feature.
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