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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1931
Page
3
Maple Grove scenes recount visits and meals among Miles Sharman Johnson and related families. Neighbors attend meetings, supper gatherings, and birthday parties. Several trips to Denver and Omaha for stock shows and a Farmers Union convention are noted, with ongoing social and travel updates throughout the week.
Theodore Webber of Crook hauled wheat to Crook for C W Bonser Albert Otties hauled wheat to Crook Monday. Several Sterling visitors called on Monday. Mrs C W Bonser visited George Bonser home. Bonser shelled corn Tuesday morning. Ladies of the vicinity helped serve lunch at John Hellbush sale Tuesday. Multiple local families attended Sunday school party in Crook Wednesday. Infant child of Mr and Mrs M Oriego died Wednesday night. Mrs Albert Otties sick. Citizens did business trips to Denver and Sidney while others visited Proctor area homes.
Mr and Mrs Jack Richards visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs E R Hadley. Dinner guests at the Bertyamson home were Byunday.
Marjorie Deaver spent Wednesday night with Dorothy Elsen. Families including the Witters, Kalb, George, Petre, Irwin, Messing, Bales, Fastenow, Eberl, and Deaver households shared dinners and visits at various homes. Neighbors discussed farm work, school visits, and local mixups with cows and beer dumps.
Mr and Mrs Fred Schuenemeyer entertained neighbors Saturday night in honor of Dave and Charles Schuenemeyer who will leave early this week for Missouri. Several locals shopped in Sidney Saturday. Mrs Millard Queen stayed with relatives at Lodge Pole last week. I H C club met with Mrs Dave Hume. seven members and four visitors attended. Lunch was served. Elda Hume visited district 57 school Wednesday afternoon. Leo Thompson called on Lavern Queen Saturday. Lavern Queen and Harold Wilkins visited Gus Hennig's home Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Garhart Thurow and others enjoyed Sunday supper guests including Orval Hume Ralph Smith and the James Hume household. A community dance at Dalton occurred Saturday night with numerous local families attending and several residents visiting in nearby towns throughout the week.
Mr and Mrs Gus Hennig hosted the S H C club for a card party Saturday night. The hosts report a very good time. Mr and Mrs Cecil Hume and family and Mrs James Hume visited Mr and Mrs Ben Jurgens on Sunday. The Jurgens young folks attended a dance at the Herman Buescher home near Dalton Thursday evening.
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