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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1931
Page
11
Meadow Lawn residents and friends share visits with the Christensens and Dugger family in Yoder. Potter high school sophomores host a dance for seniors at the Mayer home with high and low scores recorded. many locals make Dalton and Sidney trips and attend plays and games.
SEXTORP Ellis Fisher and Charles Fisher and son called at Billy Smith's and Harvey Fisher's Monday. Neil Dunlavy attended Odd Fellows lodge in Potter Monday evening. Roy Nelson spent Sunday and Monday night at Billy Smith's doing chores for Sm a, who was on.
Mr and Mrs L J Shaw and son Wayne were dinner guests at Billy Smiths Tuesday John Carlson Sr and son Sol ground alfalfa day at Pete Nels son Saturday morning W D Mathewson and L J Shaw and family were callers at Pete Nels son s Tuesday Leslie Sanders and son Grover hauled a load of hogs to Denver Tuesday and visited with Edward Sanders who is attending school at Loveland Colo going from there to Wheatland Wyo to visit relatives Mr and Mrs Charles Fisher and son Jimmy have returned from Arizona where they spent the winter for the benefit of Mrs Fisher s health Mrs Billy Smith and son spent Thursday with Mrs Pete Nelson while the men attended the Jesse Lambert sale Several from this community attended the Farmers Union banquet given at the church basement in Potter Thursday evening Fred Prince and Roy Nelson helped Chris Crowell pick corn Friday Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson and son called at C C Crowell s Monday afternoon.
Norman Harris of Gurley spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hume. Melvin and John Jurgens called at the Charles Schwartz home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ingwerson enjoyed a visit with the latter's mother, Mrs. Woods of Arnold, last week. John Hume and Harry Hulst were callers in this vicinity Monday.
Lodge Pole shoppers included Mr and Mrs Millard Queen Mr and Mrs Garhart Thurow and Elda Hume Harry and Alvin Reed Lavern Queen and Harold Wilkins Alvin Reed visited Harold Wilkins Sunday Several others visited or called with neighbors including Mrs Paul Ingwerson Mrs Cecil Hume and Mrs James Hume Charles Smith and Ralph Smith Also Mr and Mrs Dave Hume hosted dinner with Carl Christensen and Gurley residents Millard Queen shopped in Lodge Pole Tuesday.
A large group of friends and neighbors surprised Mrs Martin Christofferson Friday night at her West Center home for her birthday. The evening featured games and cards and extended into late hours with refreshments.
Residents and visitors fill a week with calls and gatherings. E E Osborn hosts Ruth Osborn who stays for the weekend with cousin Mildred Neilson. Lawrence Sharp visits. Drapers from Sidney drop by. neighbors aid Mrs Goranson with quilting. Grace Weible ill, pneumonia threatened. Freeburg guests at Zorn and Guill homes. social calls persist across town.
D. T. Weidman, Continental Oil district superintendent at Sidney, is chosen for a two week training program at Ponca City Oklahoma starting March 2. The course, under the sales promotion and advertising division, covers refinery topics and related subjects for visiting officials.
A study outlines how workflows in processes and engineering problems, fuel and ethyl gasoline, bulk plant and service station operation and sales technique will be augmented with practical demonstrations for clearer understanding.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Morrow joined Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nelson to Sidney Wednesday. Miss Flora Lueders, long employed at the Art Schuessler home, returned home. Swan Pearson and son Vern called at the Morrow home. Helen Kucera weekend with Emma Morrow. Arnold Skarka and Walter Hilpert drove to Potter. Will Morrow and Dan Heimer attended the Lambert sale. Mrs. J. E. Morrow visited Ben Hilpert. Emma Morrow and Helen Kucera visited Potter Saturday. Art Schuessler and family visited Ben Hilpert Sunday evening. Mrs. Ben Hilpert and Leona helped Mrs. Bill Mangels with quilting midweek.
Tuesday in Sidney A. E. Swanson offers prices on a dandy half and quarter section of land near Potter Nebraska 48 49 50 51.
One life irony notes that people ignore street danger yet fear walking under ladders as a superstition reflecting human caution and paradox in everyday beliefs.
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