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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1927
Page
7
The Helping Hand club gathered January 13 at Mrs. O C Dimick's home in Sidney. Eleven members attended as Mrs. Dimick was chosen president, Mrs. C E Nelson treasurer, and Esther Maley secretary for the new year.
Mrs E N Roth visited the Phelps home Friday. John Bahr went to Denver for the stock show. Mrs Gordon Deal spent Monday with Mrs Charles Miller. Mr and Mrs Tom Donser returned from Kearney. The Vacik family and Gladys spent Monday evening at the Miles home. Fraass infant taken to Sidney for medical care and improved. Porkorny family visited Sidney Saturday. Geo Bonser visited Tom Bonser on Thursday. J C Miles in Sidney Thursday. James Vacik visited Wil Tilghman Friday. J C Miles called at Holmes ranch Tuesday. Ollie Wilson and spouse visited at
Two carloads of hogs were shipped from Gurley on Monday. Mrs. Russell Dedrich and children of Dalton spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. F A Rowan. G E Burke left for Omaha to attend the Farmers Union annual convention. Lynn Cunningham began duties as the new post master at Gurley last Monday. An indoor picnic at the Lutheran church basement Thursday evening drew good attendance and enjoyment. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yowell and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robertson of the South Divide visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Yowell Sunday. Mrs. Chas Gathman and daughters Helen and Eila Fern returned from Wauneta last Friday. her parents Mr and Mrs Turner joined them and stayed until Monday. F A Rowan returned Wednesday from Denver where he had shipped cattle. The domestic science class delightfully entertained the board of education.
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