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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
10
A crowded array of local visits events sales and dinners fill a week of Center A area life. Residents join neighbor gatherings at the Nelson Grosbands and Bancroft homes while others attend the Mayer and Wallick sale and Paul Draper dance. A Valentine party is planned at the Center school basement with 25 cent lunches. Families travel to Sidney Ditton and Ovid Colorado for visits shopping and meals amid road conditions and corn harvest activity.
Bunker Hill residents visit Sidney. Jake Mayer sale draws locals Tuesday. Mrs. Engel and family visit Rohde's. Glen Bales family stop at Curt Scott's. Hill family dine with Happel. Henry Schmidt party to Sidney. Bil Gross back from Clarkson with Clarkson praised but Cheyenne county preferred. Rohde and Engel families frequenters Wednesday. B H C met January 4. carpet rag sewing and kitchen demo. Silver polish lesson encourages club work. Gurley groups invited to start. Turkey dinner social then plans for February 18 with Mrs Curt Scott. Wickhorst hosts Wm Rohde supper. Bates family visit Henry Schmidt. Paul Meyer wheat trade at Gurley. Borcher and Schmidt families visit Wittrock for birthday.
The Woman's Foreign Mission Society met at the church Wednesday afternoon to discuss China. Members shared a lunch. Wm. Goettesche returned from Omaha hospital after examinations for neuritis. Mrs. Mary A. Libby hosted Profersor Frances Wright, European-touring musical director of UC. The Bateses drove to Sidney to meet Kucera of Tribune, Kansas. Holtman hosted a birthday dinner for his wife. Neighbors and relatives visited Moorhead, clinic events, and a three day Days of 49 event at the opera house raised funds for the Legion and Auxiliary lunches. County Superintendent Fletcher visits eastern Nebraska with her son Ridgway in charge of the office. The 10th grade and teachers Luciatt Stephens Hayes Stewart planned a movie night and a weinie roast. the faculty play The Old Codger was moved to the 27th due to basketball in Chadron. Various local trips, family visits, and hospital runs are noted along with a five week Illinois trip and Rev. Staniforth returning from Denver.
L P Mitchell departed Saturday for Lincoln. Mrs J C Wolfe remains very ill with a severe cold as the convention concluded, highlighting local civic activity and health concerns.
Lorenzo and area residents host dances, family visits, and illness updates. Families Fleming and Crosby relocate, Dwight Bolton remains ill with pneumonia, and James Walker nears Sidney hospital discharge. Local events include a Peetz Lorenzo dance with 104 attendees and a Lorenzo basketball win over Sidney Academy 20 to 0 then a Lodge Pole game upcoming.
South Sunol residents aided Burdette Sharp in hauling hogs to Sunol on Thursday. Numerous locals and families visited Sidney on Tuesday and Wednesday. Community members hosted parties and shared meals, with several calls accompanying the Miles and Roth households. An advertisement in The Telegraph closes the notice.
The Lorenzo basketball squad plans to travel to Chadron for the annual tournament hoping to reclaim the cup. George Fulton was absent several days this week. Preparations began for a declamatory contest in March focusing on reading study. Mr and Mrs Walter Phelps visited Mr and Mrs Bean on Saturday night.
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