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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1931

Page

4

Social club notes from a busy Saturday in town

Women hosted gatherings at several homes with bridge and lunch as Mildred Neilson, Geraldine Kennedy, and Mrs. Dilley led entertaining evenings. Prizes were awarded to top players, Valentine decorations featured, and club members planned future events at the Bunker Hill and St. Patrick’s society meetings.

Geraldine Kennedy Geraldine Kennedy Wehcarmingly Lincoln Washington St. Valentine Audrey Francis Jack Lowe Muriel Riggs

Laurel P T A Debates Farm Workload At Meeting

The Laurel P T A held a February 11 meeting in district No 8 school with Mrs Arthur Borcher presiding. Fern Happel spoke on Abraham Lincoln and Doris Thurston read The Builders. A lively debate pitted Bunker Hill against Laurel P T A on whether farm women work harder than farm men.

Laural P.T. A Laural P.-T. A District No. 8 Arthur Borcher Abraham Lincoln Fern Happel Doris Thurston Bunker Hill Laurel P.T. A

Local Residents Cared For, Visited in Sterling and Crook

Sunday to Thursday notes show numerous residents making calls and visits in Sterling, Crook, and local farms. Names include B M Lewis, Carl Lind, F L Chapman, Mrs. Kendrick, Mrs. Avery, Orville George, Alice Avery, Ollie Wilson, Mrs. Hellyer, Mrs. McCumber, P C Avery, Ernest Bonser, Lucile Bonser, Donald Carr, J T Gregg, and Tom Carr.

Tom Kendrick P. C. Avery Orville George T. F. Carr Alice Avery F. L. Chapman Ollie Wilson Carl Lind B. M. Lewis E. W. Hellyer Crook John McCumber Ernest Bon

Local South Sundl residents attend Big Springs ranch sale

Among those from South Sundl at a Big Springs ranch sale Wednesday were Mr and Mrs J P Seda James Vacik and E N Roth Mr and Mrs H E Bonser celebrated their 29th wedding anniversary Thursday with a Bonser home gathering. Ernest Bonser reported two cattle losses from corn stalk disease. Rex Hyde of Welch Okla arrived Thursday for a relatives visit.

South Sundl Big Springs J. P Seda James Vacik E. N. Roth H. E. Bonser T A Bonser Icel John McCumber B. M. Lewis Music Ernest Bonser Rex Hyde Welch Okla Simon Ovid Tom Kendrick Mr. Kendrick Fleming F. L. Chapman G. W. Bonser Jerry Vacik T. A. Bonser O. M

Local Social Notes From Eagle Week

Mrs. Arthur Larsen and daughter Marjorie visited school Friday. Millie Kugler and Eva Jensen were Sunday dinner guests at the Charles Reed home. Lavern Queen and Harold Wilkins called on James Payne John Gorte maker and Will Frerichs Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hafer and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Millard Queen. Alvin Reed and Arthur Krueger motored to Oshkosh Saturday. Ruby Woods was on the sick list before part of the week. Anton Kripal called in this vicinity Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Garhart Thurow were weekend guests at Broadwater. The Misses Myrtle and Mildred Reed and Millie Kugler called at the C. G. Home home Sunday. Paul Ingwerson purchased a Chevrolet truck one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Queen attended the show in Sidney Wednesday.

Arthur Larsen Marjorie Millie Kugler Eva Jensen Charles Reed Lavern Queen Harold Wilkins James Payne John Gortemaker Will Frerichs Mark Hafer Millard Queen Alvin Reed Arthur Krueger Oshkosh Ruby Woods Anton Kripal Garhart Thurow Broadwater Myrtle Mildred Reed C. G Paul Ingwerson Sidney Wednes

Potter Community Notes and Local Visits

Potter residents and visiting guests are recorded with social calls. Supt. and Mrs. Snocker shopped in Sidney. Mildred Jacobson organized a violin class in Kimball. Leola Hagemeister met her husband in Kearney. Walter Neilson of Danebrog visited the Albert Neilson home. R A Babcock left for a Denver business trip. Leroy Slocumb of Gering spent Sunday with the Hruza boys. Eastern Star supervisor Bie Anderson visited Potter. Arnold Wentz of Bushnell visited A W and Mrs Dean. William Bates of Kimball and Boyd with family visited Potter. Boyd and Allen Dykman sung at church. T J Hansen of Omaha visited the Enevoldsen family. Ladies Aid to host a banquet for Farmers Union members. Potter beat Kimball 22 to 8 in basketball. W C Sheets reportedly purchased the Lowden house.

Snocker Sidney Mildred Jacobson Kimball Mildred Leola Hagemeister Kearney University of Nebraska Walter Neilson Danebrog Albert Neilson R. A. Babcock Denver Leroy Slocumb Gering Hruza Boys Bie Anderson Broadwater Eastern Star Potter Chapter Association Lucile Johnson Arnold Wentz Bushnell A. W. Dean William Bates Potter

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Guests

Sunday gatherings featured Mr and Mrs Harry Harris and family dining with Mr and Mrs Dave Hume. Leo Thompson called on Herman Plerke. Ralph Smith visited James Hume over the weekend. Claude Layman Adele Louise and Fred Hennig Harvey Reed and Mille Kugler called at the M V Queen home. Orval Hume and Ralph Smith attended a show at Sidney Saturday night.

Harry Harris Dave Hume Leo Thompson Herman Plerke Ralph Smith James Hume Claude Layman Adele, Louise Fred Hennig Harvey Reed Mille Kugler M. V. Queen Orval Hume Sidney

Local Community Notes on Moves and Visits

Living Mr and Mrs Lowden plan to move soon into the house vacated by George Jung. Rev Porter taught at Epworth League School in Chappell last week with Potter’s young people attending. The D F Enevoldsen family visited Peetz and Sterling Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Hagemeister were called to York last Tuesday by the death of Mrs Hagemeister’s sister. Mr and Mrs John Quein spent forks.

Lowden George Jung Porter Epworth League School Chappell Potter D. F. Enevoldsen Peetz and Sterling Willam Hagemeister York

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Mildred Neilson Katherine Jones Helen Jane Johnson City Auditorium M. W. Dimery B. L. Walker Rebekah Anna Elifritz Edgar Dalton Dix The Presbyterian Sunday School W. F. Graham Jane Dimery Mr. Bash A. L. Bash E. L. Carter Ed Carleton J. H. Abbott C. B. Mathews A. L. Edner Frank Rash Lyngholm Hannah Lyngholm Henry Hargens Hans Anderson Willian Riggs Rosa Morgan Gene Davis Lena Gates Biedermanns H. W. Biedermann Emanon Club Bridge Julius Cochran Cochran W. J. Heinie Frank Goodwin J. A. Bentley Paul Martin Country Club Valentine Ernest Worden H. H. Huntsinger R. W. Zimmerle Ed Gates Ed Ahrens Fred Stephens D. L. Abbott W. F. Wehmiller C. H. Hutchison N. L. Niblack R. B. Hamilton T. W. Hawkins O. D. Slayter W. H. Slayter Ladies of the Altar Society St. Patrick's Auditorium O. K. Fisher L. H. Patrowsky N. la. Niblack William Reiners Henry Loebe Nagengast James Hart Louis Blaha Frank Portrey Mrs. Borcher Club Hilbert Borcher Bunker Hill Club Sidney Womans Club Womans Club John Engel Borcher Benjamin Gross Carl Schmidt Walter Happel Jack McGrane Foreign Missionary Society Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Harriet Hart F. C. Mills E. H. Biggs L. H. Kaub Holy Land Gus Hellbush D. T. Weidman India China Floy Thayer Eleanor Jane Walker South Sunol Washington Birthday Sidney, Nebraska Sidney American Legion Bill Ackerman W. C. Sheets William Lowden J.C. Penney CO Department E&etore Theest FOX Thea Sidney Nebraska Finest Talkies Clive Brooks Kay Francis Regis Toomey George Bancroft G Garamount Bancroft Talkertoon FOX Moxietone Lawrence Esther Ralston Roland Young Cliff Edwards Harry Pollard Tibbett Charlie Chace Pip Pittsburg FOX Movietone News R. S. D. Hatchery Court House
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