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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
9
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Miss Virginia Heath celebrated her sixth birthday at her grandparents Mr and Mrs J C Wolfe s home with thirteen school friends. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Several local residents had visits and events noted including visits from Hugh Slawson and family, shifts in bank cashier positions, and upcoming plans by Mrs Emil Fenske s surprise birthday party.
North Sidney residents Mr and Mrs Jim Sparks visited the Bert Walker home west of Gurley. Mr and Mrs Paul Sparks called on J C Sparks. Bert Walker stayed with Jim Sparks Saturday night. Dena Barnes and Paula Schmidt shopped in Sidney. Mrs Jim Sparks and Mrs Bert Walker visited sister Mrs C S Chambers Saturday afternoon. T C Spiker and his wife attended Sunday services. Opal Spiker and Geo Sparks with Clyde Kinton joined the Goodwin home gathering Sunday for a sing and late lunch.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Kinton attended a wedding at the bride’s parents home of Mr and Mrs Glen Bales. A surprise oyster supper honored Mr Osborn’s return at the C J Osborn home with many neighbors present. Several visits and dinners followed at various homes as neighbors socialized. The North Sidney club met January 20 with nineteen members enrolled for the year and visitors Mrs Al Marsh and Mrs John Neary.
A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and the next meeting will be held at one o clock February 26 at the home of Mrs Elmer Hughes.
Potter residents shopped in Sidney and Kimball while families attended gatherings. C. Johnson spoke on WOAW Omaha radio Saturday. the Literary on Monday drew a large crowd. Mrs Jenkins arrived from Denver with a new baby born January 24, at John French’s home.
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