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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1930
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Dewey Larson and family and Mrs Hoblar with sons hosted Sunday dinner at the C P Herbold Sheimer home. Numerous local families visited, hosted dinners, and afternoons over the week. The Jolly Neighbors club plans a January 30 meeting at Mrs Pete Howe's home. Several residents attended celebrations and business calls across Antelope area in a busy social week.
E E Osborn and Mrs Olive Gienan returned Sunday from Council Bluffs Iowa where they attended to their sick mother. The Ladies Aid met all day Tuesday with Mrs J C Guill a sparse turnout due to cold weather but a bountiful dinner was served. The group spent the day quilting. Francis Rose and wife visited Sidney Thursday. Gladys Christofferson has been ill with a cold for a week. Mr and Mrs Irvin Campbell were dinner guests at Ed Zorn's Sunday. Walter Robbins of Sidney visited parents Mr and Mrs John Brown Sunday. Anna Waage of Cheyenne visited last week at Louis Reimers home.
Lorenze news items detail visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Meier Fleming Walker Bolton and Cradit. A weather bad roads closure shut district 33 schools Friday. Community attendance at a farm bureau meeting in Sidney and stock show trips to Denver are noted alongside several visits to Meier and Fleming homes.
Ethel Theis spent the weekend with home folks. John Block L K Omel John Omel and Lester Theis attended the tractor school in Sidney. Mr and Mrs John Theis were Lodge Pole callers Tuesday. Oscar Olson and family of Lodge Pole moved to the place vacated by Dale Huffaker. A L Roberts returned from Omaha after attending the Farmers Union convention. Mrs A L Roberts entertained the Helping Hand society. Ervin Schmale and Bertha Omel visited the area. Charles Welton called on the Theis home. District No 68 pupils missed school due to stormy weather. Velma Glassburn spent the weekend with her parents. Oscar Olson was a Lodge Pole caller Saturday. One friend tells another Bluhill coffee is the coffee.
North Divide T W Hawkins attended the Farmers Union convention in Omaha last week. Mr and Mrs L S Barham left Monday for Omaha. they will visit relatives in Kansas. Donald and Dean Hecker are new pupils in district 77. Several calls and visits among Lipke Sparks Kinton Sparks families occurred Friday to Sunday. Agnes Dwyer visited her aunt in Sidney last weekend. W A Sparks and others at various homes over the weekend. Oyster supper planned by Farmers Union local 445 for Friday January 31.
Arvin Livingston spent the past week in Omaha and Lincoln. Mrs Henrietta Digner and son Arthur Vogel visited Alfred Sprenger home Sunday evening. The Scheer family and others shared supper with H Schmidt. Roy Hull reports the birth of twins, a boy and a girl, January 6. Hull was formerly Addie Glassburn. Lloyd Reineka drove to Sidney Thursday. George Shaw and James Cox returned to Missouri after corn picking for Alfred Sprenger. Mrs Charles Peterson and son Wayne traveled to Brule to visit her sister. Eileen Livingston was an overnight guest of Lorene Scheer. Kathryn Peterson visits with cousin Emalene Glassburn. Art Vogel visited Wilbur Glassburn. Remember the Louis Scheer livestock and machinery sale January 30. Clifford Hammond and son visited Reineka home. Emalene Glassburn overnight with Lorene Scheer. Arthur Vogel called at W E Chambers Thursday morning.
Mr and Mrs Joe Dilley visited the Frank Workman home last Monday afternoon. Walter Johnson and Mr Williams drove cattle to Denver for R W Johnson and returned Thursday night. Cr Hade left for Omaha as a Farmers Union delegate returning Friday. Mr and Mrs W T Sharman called at T G Waddell’s Thursday. Mrs Clyde Wallace visited James
Mr and Mrs W T Sharman and sons called at James Irwin on Wednesday. Hazel and Harvey Miles have been absent due to whooping cough. Andrew Johnson visited Nels Johnson on Thursday. Edna Nightengale spent Saturday with the Frank Workman girls. W T Sharman visited Nels Johnson Saturday forenoon. Mrs Clyde Wallace called at Ed Miles Saturday. Mr and Mrs Leonard Walker had dinner with Harold Spiker Sunday. Mrs Clyde Wallace visited C Junker Sunday afternoon. Mrs Straight and son Harry spent Sunday afternoon at Harold Spiker's.
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