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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1932
Page
2
Grand Prairie residents circulated through visits and gatherings Tuesday to Sunday. Numerous families including Hart Frerichs Johnson Tremain Gade Olson Welton and others hosted, attended social events, club meetings, and basketball games in Sidney Gurley Sunol and nearby areas with birthdays dinners and anniversaries noted.
Mrs J O Lobb, Mrs Herbert Birdwell and children visited Bridgeport with kin. Neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs M E Webster on their 25th wedding anniversary. Families gathered at many homes for Sunday and weekend visits and school absences noted.
Local column notes callers and visits among families in Colton and nearby towns. Social events include a birthday party for Ted Fleming with high scores in banco, Valentine party at the high school aiding coal field children, and several household gatherings at Fleming, Meier, Phelps, and Huff homes. Schools held Valentine boxes and arithmetics contests while science readings covered Dr. McCarrison. Wind damage in the Draw area and local errands fill the week’s leisure and chores.
West Sidney gossip notes report R N Huff shipping hogs with Farmers Union Monday morning. Arvin Livingston visited his father in Sidney Thursday afternoon. Little Billy Altman remains on the sick list. Grover Hatcher conducted business in Sidney Monday. Mr and Mrs Frank Klentz Jr hosted a card party Saturday evening with thirteen members and two visitors. The M I C met with Mrs Jake Butherus last Thursday. a Valentine box provided entertainment and lunch was served.
Ruth Jobe reports on Helen Englert healing from a jaw abscess. Lloyd Yowell families return from Kansas after a funeral. Swanson relatives guests at Fred Rathman home. Jobe and Sayre families dined with A W Jobe. Cemetery road plowed and mail route restored after six weeks. Ruth Jobe visited Devier and Harris homes. Freddie Rathman returned to town.
Wednesday classes resume as pupils report a siege with flu. Mrs. Rathman and Mrs. A O Nelson recover and visit, while Lloyd Yowell children were hosted. Students enjoyed a Valentine box. a large Washington picture was hung at the schoolhouse. Gerald Larson and Edwin Christensen help with chores as Mr and Mrs Ed Mintken visit Mrs Mintken’s mother in eastern Nebraska.
A. M. Anderson returned home Saturday night. A valentine post office was enjoyed by teachers and pupils of district 156 last Friday afternoon. Sam Chambers visited Frank Theelan home Saturday. Carrie Kretz and children shopped in Sidney Wednesday. Frank Theelan called at Jack Atkins home Sunday morning. Vera and Roy Anderson joined the Butherus boys in town. District 136 pupils shared a valentine box Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Butheus and family visited Henry Grant Sunday. Vera, Glenn Anderson and others attended school in district 156 Friday. Mrs. A M Anderson and children spent Tuesday evening with James Mohart. J W Atkins and children were dinner guests of John Killham Sunday. John and Frank Kurz were in Sidney Monday morning.
Mr and Mrs John Kurz called at C S Chambers home Friday afternoon. John Schulenberg and son Leon ard attended a horse sale at Iliff Coko Wednesday. Absentees in districts 156 and 136 due to sickness for two weeks. Mrs A M Anderson and Mrs Jack Atkins went to town Saturday afternoon. A group of young folks spent an evening at the A M Anderson home Friday night with Progressive high five top scores Vera Anderson and Earl Henderson. consolation Roy Anderson and Marie Butherus. Betty and Delphie Anderson visited Jack Atkins Saturday afternoon. John Butherus shucked corn for A M Anderson. Herman Westphalen visited Bert Mathewson Sunday. Miss Mary Siedel was in town Tuesday evening.
Cecelia Kurz was an overnight guest at the J Van Aelstyn home on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jake Buthérus called at Henry Schnell’s home on Sunday afternoon.
The writer outlines reasons for entering Congress, pledges to restore prosperity, and proposes remedies to aid the common people against moneyed interests. He previews future installments detailing legislation he would push if elected and asks readers to judge the soundness of his remedies for the district.
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