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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1930
Page
9
East Huntsman records a busy social week with visits among Miller Engelland Nieman Flicker Kettler and other families. Meetings at St Pauls Lutheran, school attendance, livestock and grain shipments, car work, and travel to Sidney Colton Scribner and Denver mark community activity.
Wednesday events centered on Ed Miles home with the Spiker and Hade households. Thursday and Friday show visits among Miles, Johnsons, and Spikers, plus WMD society at Hade home. Sunday meals feature Ed Miles, Nels Johnson, Nightengales, and multiple Johnsons. Harold Spiker and Leonard Walker hosted Monday forenoon visits.
Community notices recount visits and gatherings across Grand Prairie and nearby Sidney. Names include Lee Johnson, Mrs Welton, Erma Welton, the Clever Cooking club, Gade family, Jorgensen family, Weatherwax, Tremain, Planck, Rexroth, Rupert, Welton, Hart, Irwin, and Senneff among others. Events range from club meetings and oyster suppers to theater outings, basketball games, and Sunday dinners.
In South Colton John Ebert hauled hogs to the Denver market last Monday with Harry Witters. Mrs. Carl Schmidt and sons attended Ladies Aid at Mrs. John Borcher’s home. Tony and John Merck visited H. J. Elsen. Charles Denver shipped horses to Grand Island, accompanied by a companion. Frank Schwasnick called on Ignatz Merck. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Elsen and son Bobby attended St. Paul’s annual meeting. Conrad Messing spent Sunday with John Witters. Tony, John Merck, and H. J. Elsen visited Harvey and Louis George Thursday. Mrs. Anna Zimmerman and family had Sunday dinner at the George Deaver home. Carl Schmidt’s family spent Thursday evening at the H. J. Elsen home. News came that John George and son Bill are settled at Hot Springs, New Mexico. Frank Rauner and family from Sidney spent Sunday at the George Deaver home. Harvey and Louis George were dinner guests at H. J. Elsen’s Monday. The call club gathered at Harry Witters’ Friday evening. Dr. Doran of Chapel was a professional caller at H. J. Elsen’s Sunday afternoon.
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