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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1931
Page
12
Mr and Mrs Manvil Parsons return to Potter after a Iowa wedding trip as friends offer congratulations. The bride, a former Potter girl, is a daughter of Rev and Mrs C. O Troy of Plattsmouth and a Potter school alumna. The couple plan to make Potter their home and community life resumes after the holiday break.
Miss Gertrude Fullerton Miss Mary Walsh and Charles Martin were dinner guests Thursday of Mr and Mrs Ed Walsh and family. Mr and Mrs William Schlotfeld and family and Mr and Mrs John Shrinert and family were entertained Sunday evening at the Frank Christensen home. Charles Prehn visited the Mann brothers Sunday. Chris Peterson and Morris Challburg called on Charles Neaman Saturday. Mrs Charles Waterman returned from a short Denver visit. Mr and Mrs Frank Christensen spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson of Gurley. Mr and Mrs J M Kreader hosted dinner Thursday for Mrs Alta Cobb, Mrs Ethel Hedlund of Denver and Mr and Mrs J C Kreader and children. Mrs Marion Peterson returned to the Charles Waterman home after visiting with her daughter Mrs George Juelfs of Potter. Family and Miss Jessie Goding were entertained at the Charles Neiman home Sunday.
Maple Grove residents share a week of visits and gatherings at various homes including the Nels Johnson and Ed Miles households. New Year’s Eve and Day events, vaccine help at Nels Johnson’s, a 60-person Farmers Union meeting at T. G. Waddell’s, and several family dinners are described along with illnesses in the F. A. Johnson family and new social connections at local homes.
Brownson families hosted multiple gatherings and visits over Christmas and New Year. John Miller entertained Mangels and Constantin Miller of Potter. George Shindle returned from Walcott Wyoming. Will Turner and children called on Louis Lutes. Raymond Anthony and daughter of Kimball spent the week with Frank Anthony.
A string of visits and hospitality marks the week with Mrs Shaw and Mr Roy Shaw guests of Oshke h, Alice Hansen of Kumbut staying with Mrs Cnaes Anderson, and Miss Frances Aurich visiting her sister in Lodge Pole. William McMillan learned of his nephew's accidental death in Sheldon and prepared to attend the funeral with Arthur. Will Meyer tended corn for neighbors, while Pat Hofeld and Ed Stoffer split weekend activities across Sterling and Kimball. The Frerichs family hosted guests from Dalton and John Frerichs.
Mr and Mrs Henry Darnstadt and children and Mr and Mrs Waler Aurich and Bernice spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Aurich and family at Lodge Pole. Jimmy Anderson has been quiet rl with croup the past week.
Mr Swanson and son shelled corn for Francis Rose Monday. The missionary program at the church Sunday night was well attended. Dorcas Aid met at the home of Mrs Osborn Wednesday for an all Grace Aid at Mrs M. E. Webster Thursday. Mr and Mrs Joe Reiners visited at the Leo Messner home Sunday. Harry Scott went to Denver the first of the week on business. Mr and Mrs Ray Berry and Clifton took dinner Sunday at the Emil Tank home near Potter.
Meeo and Mrs Ludwig Schrader had children and Rev and Mrs Schroeder and babs spent New Year evening at the Otto Zuhlke home. Mrs J O Lebb and Sylvia spent the weekend with friends at Sidney. Mr and Mrs Emil Tank and children spent Tuesday at the Ray Berry home. New Year's Eve guests at Ray Berry included Jason, Gilbert and Orrin Webster. W Goretta Osborn returned to Wesleyan University Saturday. Jason, Gilbert and Orrin Webster rode in Webster car.
Falls City Creamery Co of Falls City Nebraska lists prices for No 1 eggs small and dirty colored breed Leghorn hens eight pound capons and assorted roosters with prices showing 24¢ 15¢ 12¢ 10¢ and 25¢ and a note that prices vary with the market.
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