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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1931
Page
7
Grand Prairie residents report visits and gatherings as many neighbors attend sales and church events. Families including Tremain Jorgensen Hokom Shaeffer Welton Welton planck Johnson Gade attend meetings, birthdays, and basketball games while hosting and visiting kin across Sidney Lodge Pole and Bridgeport areas.
Maple Grove residents share evenings and afternoons visiting neighbors and relatives throughout a week. Mr and Mrs W T Sharman host and attend events with Ed Miles family Nels Johnson F A Johnson and others. A birthday surprise at Joe Green's and a Valentine party at Liverty School District No. 39 are noted along with farm and school activities.
North Divide social scene includes Miss Agnes Dwyer’s overnight at Ed Lipke, a Farmers Union Local 445 meeting planning a pie supper for local benefit, and multiple visits and dinners among local families including Kinton Sparks Glantz and Frame households.
Attendees at the Portrey sale Monday included Elmer Hughes Clyde Kinton A L Cruise J A Chean and sons Elmer and Edwin George Rippe Bill Hecker Herman Sanke and son Ed Win Will Hornby and Paul Sparks Many N P B club members also joined the entertainment hosted by the Womans club of Sidney Tuesday afternoon.
Sunday entertainments and visits across Meadow Lawn and nearby towns. Families including Waterman, Benish, Lipska, Peterson, Nelson, and Bovee joined dinners, shoppings, and games. Students and teachers hosted Valentine party. local games, card parties, and basketball outings noted with neighbors and relatives in Sidney, Dalton, Potter, Sunol, Chadron, and Kimball.
EAST HUNTSMAN My and Mrs O L Miller and family were Sunday dinner guests at the George Nieman home. Mr and Mrs Claus Engelland and children returned from eastern part of the state Saturday evening. Fred Flicker called at the George Nieman home Tuesday morning. The following days spent Sunday afternoon with Walter and Floyd Miller Jack Sparks Robert Sparks Alfred Siemers Gerald Hughes Walter Engelland Lowell Wolverton Harold Kettler and Conrad Glantz. Mr and Mrs Fred Siemers motor ed to Lexington Sunday. They took Mrs Seimers mother and brother back. They returned the same day. Mr and Mrs George Nieman and twins spent Saturday evening at the Fred Kettler home. Mr and Mrs A K Anderson took a truck load of hogs to Denver for Frank Kinton Monday. Louis Miller attended the show at Sidney Saturday night. Helen Nieman spent Sunday with Rosetta Siemers. Mr and Mrs O L Miller entertained for Mr and Mrs Ed Wolver ton and son Lowell and Mr and Mrs Ed Lipke and daughters Saturday Mr and Mrs Fred Kettler attended the old time dance at Wal Bur hall Wednesday night. family visited at the Claus Engel land home Monday evening. Frank Kinton transacted business in Sidney Tuesday.
Inez and Helen Nieman attended a 4-H club leaders meeting at the court house Thursday with Erma Engell, Monday af Louis, Floyd Miller, and Elsie Nieman. Mr and Mrs Fritz Brauer of Sidney were entertained at the Fred Flicker home Sunday. Ed Hiett helped George Nieman with farm work last week. Inez Nieman spent Saturday night with Margaret Miller. John Moseman of Sidney called at the George Nieman home Thursday.
Charles George spent the weekend with relatives at Crook. H. J. Elsen and son Bobby visited John George. Milo Webster and sons Floyd and Dwight, with Grandfather Witters, visited Harry Witters family. Ruth Witters hosted Sidney guests Bernice Tompkins, Irene Tompkins, Habel Bowman, Cleo Kessler, and Viola Smith Sunday.
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