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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1947
Page
12
Gurley area residents attend the Ne orytia High School Press Association Conference in Lincoln on February 21 22. Local dinners birthdays and visits fill out weekend schedules with Albert Christensen Henry Kreinbring Sr. and others hosting and attending gatherings across Gurley Dalton Oshkosh Broadwater Sidney and surrounding towns.
Mari Lessig and baby join Hans Rushman Chris Weyerts Wm Huls Wm Rohde Mr Neary 7 Ahischwede and Mr Kruse in a gathering with Mr John Kieselhorst on Friday afternoon. After a social visit a lunch was served. Mr and Mrs Fred Kreisel and family spent the weekend at Bur bury on business. Mr and Mrs Lloyd McCann and Marilyn Porterfield visited the George Bartels home Monday evening. The Gurley Loyal Workers met Feb 20 at the home of Mrs Fred Kreisel with Mrs sa Gebhardt co-hostess. Mrs Jeld Ahlschwede presided over the meeting. Mrs Emil Fickencer was named secretary treasurer replacing Taos Arnold Brewer. The lesson was by Mrs Ernest Meyers and Mrs Leo Messner. A special meeting is set for March 4 at 2 pm at the home of Mrs Harold Ahlschwede to finish the lesson. A lunch was served. Mr and Mrs Wm Fredericksen are Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Wayne Elsen and Connie Mae. Advert: Use DUO DUSTIN CLOTH for dusting and polishing. 50 cents. THE TELEGRAPH.
Citizens urged to attend public hearings for new and renewal tavern licenses. Nebraska Committee asks mayors to verify licensees past records and qualifications and to report any conditions needing improvement. Public input aims to ensure taverns meet community standards.
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