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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1957
Page
11
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The Goodview Community Club hosts its annual fun feed Friday January 25 at 6 30 pm at the schoolhouse with family contributions of meat dish and salad or pie. In local basketball Cheyenne County boys defeat Lodgepole 47 to 3 as Jerry Walsh leads with twenty points.
Denver weekend visitors include Wayne and Linda Bonds staying in Russell Lindstrom home, Linda K with sister Mrs Crabb. Barbara Forell with Mary Walsh. Jim Haskell and Marcella visiting Lodgepole. Haskell family attend Cappell Sidney game. multiple hosts around Lodgepole Chappell Oshkosh and Denver events. Miss June Scharrel hospitalized. funeral for Ralph Rodgers in Oshkosh after Illinois crash.
The report lists numerous social visits and meals including Mrs. Wallace Haskell and family, Jim Haskell and his sister Mrs. Harry Newberg in Sidney, Dale Kastens with Frank Jones, the Ronald Sicks gathering, Lavern Sprengel as a guest, Vernon Bartling with Worth Saunders family in Oshkosh, W. W. Haskell and Walt Wellsandts, Mrs. Oliver Brown's Monday visit with Floyd Stonecipher, Margaret Christensen Lucille Haskell and Linda Bond at Judy Dykman, Frankie Jones staying with Dick Kastens, James Haskell children visiting Chappell, and Roger dining with Oliver Brown in Lodgepole.
Sal Caviness reported his car stolen and Atlantic City police recovered it within 15 minutes a few blocks from his home. The gas tank was empty.
Sunol Ground Observers were alerted Saturday and found broken windows and rocks on site. The incident is described as repeated vandalism with potential serious charges due to government property.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Houser and family spent Sunday evenings at the A J Fenske home Christine Houser was an overnight guest of Sharon Fenske Mrs A A Fenske left Monday morning for Glenwood Springs Colo for a visit with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Eddie Neumsne and family noted in telegraph want ads as a result.
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