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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1947
Page
11
Prairie View reports a sequence of social calls and travels. Guests at the Kenneth Rose home in Potter include Clarence and Billie Rogers and Bud McMillan families. Local visits occur with the Schafferts in Scottsbluff and Gering, and San Diego to Potter travel news. Club meetings include Handy Homemakers and Cozy Corner with plans for March 14, plus Prairie View residents attend services, shoots, and bridge parties.
Mount Vernon and nearby households figure in a string of Sunday visits dinners and gatherings. Names include the Hammon Andersens Sprengers Klentzes Ulls Ells Nelson Glassburns and Ruhters with multiple meals and visits recorded in Sidney Potter Sterling and surrounding towns. The notes mention birthdays a club meeting and an extension lesson plus a party at Elmer Torgensen’s in Sidney.
An advertisement promotes the AVS Vita min Candy Reducing Plan showcasing Mrs. D. M. Hawkins before and after figures. It claims clinical tests with 190 participants average losses, no exercise or drugs, and a money back guarantee with a 30 days supply priced at $2.25. It urges readers to phone or visit for the plan.
Mrs Paul Vick hosts callers from Lodgepole who purchased brood sows. Piece Makers Club met at Frank Jennett’s in Dalton. Mrs Lloyd Ravert discharged from Dalton Hospital and staying with Geo Kivett. Mrs Kate Schuler celebrated 80th birthday with friends and relatives. C J Carley and Gordon helped at Cle Gillespie home. Louie Siemers and family dined with Paul Wick, Siemers helped butcher hogs. Clayton Gillespie shelled corn at Carl Wilrich place. Carl Christensen and Orval Gibbins family traveled to Alliance for eye doctor visit.
We express sincere thanks to friends who remembered our father during his illness and at his death. Thanks for flora offerings and acts of kindness. From Mrs. Teresa Kokes, John Kokes and family, Frank Kokes and family.
Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson were supper guests at the Walter Rufenacht home Thursday. The Singing Susies 4 H club meet March 4 with Mary Ann Rufenacht. Marie Weinzettle of Rawlins Wyoming visited the Rufenacht home this week. Mr and Mrs Lester Rufenacht and Sandy spent Tuesday evening on the farm. Walter Rufenacht received word from Lincoln that his mother had passed away Friday morning. Lodgepole Panthers surprised many by winning both Sund and Gurley games by two and one point margins. Lodgepole eyes tournament hopes this week. Mr and Mrs Orval Krauter and LeRoy visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson Sunday. Mary Ann Rufenacht stayed Friday night with her brother Lester in Sidney, returning Saturday with James Payne. The Paynes visited the Rufenacht home in the evening. Miss Ruby Woods spent the weekend at the Paul Ingwerson home. Mr and Mrs Lester Rufenicht and Sandy and Mrs Walter Rufenicht, Mary Ann and Butch, and Marie Weinzettle left Tuesday for Columbus for their grandmother’s funeral. Mrs Walter Borchardt and Delle called on Mrs Walter Rufenicht Monday afternoon.
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