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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1934
Page
3
Local column records a string of social visits and gatherings in Grand Prairie and surrounding areas. Names include Marie Schnider, Herman Dykman, Em and Ralph Welton, the Hokom, Gade, Irwin, Planck, and Jorgensen families, plus numerous friends who attended dinners, choir practices, weddings anniversaries, minstrel shows, and a coyote hunt.
C.L. Walters trucked a load of hogs to Denver earlier this week. Alfred Sprenger is shelling corn, Stromberg of Potter is doing the work. Mr and Mrs John Sell were dinner guests at Fred Livingston’s Sidney home Sunday. Mrs R N Huff and Mrs Will Al were mentioned in the note.
Shoppers in Sidney report Arvin Livingston shelling corn for Mr. Stromberg of Potter and Mr. and Mrs. John Sell visiting Sidney Wednesday. Mount Vernon Circle members met Tuesday with Ethel Klentz presiding in absence of the president. Roll call featured nicknames. new committees formed and report highlights noted. Herald pins awarded to Robert Huff Wayne and Verlin Livingston. Club song and yells capped the session. Widespread minor illnesses and colds noted. corn hog adjustment committee met in district 27. Lucile Walker absent from school Monday and Tuesday. Mazda lamps advertised at The Sidney Drug Co.
The Ladies of divisions 5 and 8 of the M. E. Kensington plan a bake sale on Saturday February 24 starting at 10 a.m. at the O P Skaggs store.
Boy Scouts of Troop 90 offer a limited number of costumes for rent at Hepner's Clothing store. The costumes are intended for the costume ball hosted by the PTA at the city auditorium on Saturday February 24.
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