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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1934
Page
6
Maple Grove locals record Tuesday through Monday gatherings with neighbors and kin. Visits span Franzen Irwin Gade Courtney Miles Sharman and Johnson households. plays Eyes of Love and Lock Out Lizzie are noted. club and birthday celebrations, dinners, and overnight visits are detailed along with travel to Denver and Kimball and corn hog meeting attendance.
Dewey Larson and family along with Clarence Evans dined at the Carl Larson home on Wednesday. Farmers Union met at the Jack Nelson home last Friday with a fair crowd. next gathering at the Guy Terman home. Olaf Peterson and Jens Olsen visited C P Herboldsheimer and Pete Howe households respectively. Dinner guests at Glen Beale’s included J Johnson, Pete Howe, Ed Beale and families. J C Johnson and Vern Pearson hosted a club meeting. Kilinami family visited George Whitney. J C Johnson and spouse conducted business in Sidney Tuesday. Guy Terman and daughters visited J W Bertramson. Chauncey and Warren Nelson visited Chris Terman and Dewey Larson homes.
A string of community visits and visits to homes across Edinham, Kimball, and Dalton highlights a week of dinners, calls, and family gatherings. George Whitney and family visited near Colton, while several Nelsons, Larsons, Olsons, and Dedic family members hosted or were hosted for dinners and Sunday calls. James Jensen, Guy Terman, and others assisted in work at a butcher shop and farms, with numerous residents attending events at the Corner school house and Ray Fisher’s home.
Mrs. O Rane notes Mrs Dale Rogers and children visited Herman Bruns Sunday. Mr and Mrs Walter Flicker traveled to Scottsbluff Monday. J J Hume and Garhart Thurex dined with Otto Rahe Sunday. William Frerish and Fred Bauer with kids stopped in Lodge Pole Wednesday. Pete Buss assisted Joem Garrett with truck overhaul Tuesday.
Broad water area residents including Mr and Mrs Carl Eisert and Mrs John Tieman with Lena visited, while Mrs Pete Buss helped hang water at Ben Buss home. A theatre party to Chappell celebrated Mrs J J Hume and Bessie Rahe birthdays. Several families and neighbors attended church and social events. hunters moved hogs to Denver. Lena Tieman visited mother. Alvin Bruns injured hand and received dressing at Lodge Pole. Georgia details note visits, shopping trips, club meetings, and golden wedding anniversary celebrations across local households.
Wil liam Florke home Sunday hosts Henry Florke called and Gerden Cunningham guest of Ralph Harris. James Hume and family attended a Scottsbluff sale and an oyster supper at the G Hume home. Cards were played at the farewell party for Mr and Mrs Dave Hume. Ada Hennig and Paul Ingwerson honored in high hands.
East Dalton reports a week of family visits and gatherings. Carl Christensen and family hosted and hosted friends including James Devier and Lloyd Yowell. bridge night yielded high scores for Mrs John Seifer Jr and Clarence Warren. Presbyterian Ladies Aid met, birthdays celebrated, and multiple households shared meals and guest visits with extended kin across the week.
Mrs. Clarence Meyer was on the sick list last week. Community members attended the Senior Class production What About Betty in Lodge Pole. Sidney visitors came for shows and visits. Several people traveled to Denver and Sidney for events. Community members hosted Lutheran Ladies aid and Farmers Union meetings.
Residents of Bunker Hill and nearby Sidney attended social and civic gatherings this week. The Farmers Union Gas and Oil meeting was held at Sidney on Wednesday, with local families hosting and visiting. An oyster supper at Bunker Hill schoolhouse drew the community, as North Sidney locals staged a playful program. Numerous calls and visits occurred at the Beyer and Meyer homes, and a dance at the Bayne residence drew strong attendance.
Mrs Patrick J Dalton and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy offerings flowers and spiritual support during their recent bereavement.
The Sidney Drug Co advertises the ongoing Our Jergens Woodbury soap sale. Cleanliness and value are promoted as the deal remains active for shoppers seeking skincare staples.
Mazda lamps all sizes, new low prices at The Sidney Drug Co.
An advertised remedy named Williams S. L. i. formula claims to alleviate stomach and kidney acid issues, with authorities alleging it causes illness. The Sidney Drug Store offers refund satisfaction guarantees and promises refund terms to buyers.
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