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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1931
Page
3
Local families exchanged visits and greetings across Antelope Divide, with Edson Madden and Roscoe Madden hosting and guesting at multiple homes. School news highlights include a patient look at enrollment status, accreditation notes for grades 11 and 12, and classroom projects along with upcoming board meeting.
The Helping Hand club gathered at Mrs. George Fleming’s home with thirteen members. The group adjourned to meet again at Mrs. A L Yowell’s home on February 5. Several local families hosted and visited others, with multiple dinner and calling events noted among residents of Dalton Sidney and nearby areas.
Mr and Mrs James Findley and daughter of Dix and Mr and Mrs John Armstrong and son of Sidney were callers at the J D Bolton. J G Crosby called at the Robert Robertson home Sunday afternoon. Fritz Schmidt formerly of this place was calling on friends Saturday. Russell Boggs of Hershey came Wednesday for a visit with his sister Mrs Ed Meier and family and other relatives. Mrs Melvin Phelps spent Saturday with Mrs George Fleming. J G Crosby called at the John Williams home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs A M Smith spent Sunday at the George Fleming home. Russell Boggs and Frank Meier spent Friday with their uncle John Bangert at Kimball. Mr and Mrs George Fleming were in Sterling on business Friday. Mr and Mrs Frank Meier and daughters and Russell Boggs of Hernhey ate supper Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs J D Bolton. Emil Struve of Manning Iowa arrived Thursday and visited with relatives until Friday then left for California.
Mr and Mrs Fred Flicker and son returned from Denver Wednesday. Mrs O L Miller had dental work Saturday. Mr and Mrs Claus Engelland and family were guests at the A K Anderson home Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Nieman and family dined at Fritz Brauer home in Sidney. Mrs Fred Siemers called to eastern state for death of her father. Hilda Mueller of Sidney visited Nieman girls. O L Miller's family attended Farmers Union at district 77 schoolhouse Friday night. oyster supper enjoyed. Elsie and Helen Nieman roller skated at Wal Bur hall Sunday. Frank Schwasnick returned from Denver Friday evening. N P B club to meet February 5 with Mrs Fred Kettler. George Nieman visited Henry Schmidt Tuesday. Edward Hiett returned home Sunday from George Nieman place. Hilda Mueller and Elsie Nieman visited Huntsman Friday night. Elmer Mueller supper guest at George Nieman home Wednesday. A K Anderson supper guests at Roy Depew home Tuesday. Dr and Mrs G H Thompson and Dr Thompson's father of Sidney visited Guy Shaw Sunday. Viola, Mable Foster and Lucile Senneff hosted 30 guests at C A Foster home Saturday evening for a shower for Mr and Mrs Louis Barton. Eldon Payzant Sunday in Sidney with Verle Lundberg. George Fleming, Ralph Fleming, Melba attended birthday supper for Mr Meier Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Tom Simpson, Lalfer and P D Dimick visited Frank Hand home Tuesday. Sam McClung and Frank Wait at C A Foster home. Ralph Fleming and family at Clyde Johnson home. A L Yowell visited Nelson at Gurley.
North Divide residents and families shared visits, funeral attendances, and a Farmers Union oyster supper at the school house drawing record attendance. Notable gatherings included reports from C. J. Os born and talks by County officials, with numerous local calls and weekend trips among residents.
Paul Sparks assists at the Huntsman elevator in Fred Siemers's absence while Pete Seimers of Merriman visits with his brothers Dick and Lorenz. Mr and Mrs Ed Lipke spend Sunday afternoon with Clyde Kinton.
Monday evening visits include EAGLE Harvey Reed at A R Larsen home and Claude Layman calling on Howard Neff. Millie Kugler spent Wednesday with Elda Hume. several couples attended gatherings Sunday and Saturday visits in Sidney and Lodge Pole. sick list notes and routine calls feature in this community update.
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