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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1931
Page
6
Items from The Telegraphs past recount W R Weir entering a business partnership with R E B Jackson to maintain top service. Notes on local travel, hospital updates, social events, land deals, new heating at LeGrand hotel, and various Sidney residents’ comings and goings across years 14, 24, 34, and 41 ago.
Mrs C 10 Moorhead hosted the L S bridge club with three tables on Monday. Denver guests Nels Hoagland and daughter dined with Mr and Mrs Leslie Johnson and son of Sunol. Womans club met at A C Peterson home and Mrs Jennie Smith home. Ray R Swift returned from Omaha after Farmers Union event. R W Englert bought a Willys Knight in Sidney. Sterling beat local basketball 33 to 15. A G Miller refereed. Goodview grade lost 8 0 to local. Sunol beat second team 27 2. R W Englert's Sidney visit noted.
Brownson and nearby families attended a Farmers Union meeting in Bunker Hill Tuesday evening. Visitors included Roy Penn and Howard Miller from Benkleman, who spent the weekend with G S Bickel’s family. Clifton Thurston is quite ill. Will Turner suffered a leg injury after a fall from a horse. Beverly Joan Lyngholm returned from Taylor hospital with her mother. Bronson Helping Hand club met with Mrs. Hannah Frerichs. eleven members and one guest attended lunch and business. Dinner guests included Henry Darnstadt and John Frerichs families and Oscar Hatch family.
Meadow Lawn J M Kreader and Bert Hoskin son attended the show in Sidney Friday evening. Kenneth Neary has been ill the past week. Dennis Walsh called on Charles Mayer Friday afternoon. Mrs George Juelfs of Potter visited with the Lloyd Juelfs family Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Waterman entertained a number of friends Saturday evening at a 500 party. High and low scores were Evelyn Peterson and Mrs Shrinert. The guests departed late, voting Mr and Mrs Waterman royal entertainers. J M Kreader called on Mr and Mrs Jake Eckert Tuesday. William Prehn sale Tuesday was wet attended with good prices. Mrs Charles Waterman called at Charles Mayer's Friday afternoon. Mrs George Juelfs and others called at the Mayer home Tuesday afternoon. J M Kreader attended a Masonic school of instruction at Potter. Clifton Neary lost a valuable horse Thursday. Mr and Mrs William Hagemeister visited with Lloyd Juelfs Sunday afternoon. Dennis Walsh, John Rathbun, M E Ackles, Harold Bovee, Ernest My
On Monday Charles Mayer was called by ers Tom Rathbun and Lloyd Juelfs. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Peterson and family plus Mr. and Mrs. Morris Challburg and baby visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Volquartzen of Redington Sunday. Baby Schlotfeld stayed with a physician this past week. Meadow Lawn residents attended a John Deere demonstration in Dalton. J M Kreader and wife shopped in Dalton. Julia Walsh visited Ed Walsh over the weekend. Glenwood Lipska and Harold Boyee went to a Seyfang theatre dance in Potter in Edna Seyfang’s honor.
Sunol locals carry on with visits and small gatherings. John Folkerts and Albert Allen check in as Sunol callers. Grace Krueger and niece Harline visit friends. Edna Seyfang stays at J B Ruttner home. A Whitmire returns from Denver. Shirley Pavlat misses school due to illness. Jennie Smith visits M M Pavlat. J B Ruttner hosts faculty games. Howard Cronk family drives to Sidney. Bert Allington calls on L F Demers. George Jenson serves as relief agent during Whitmire’s absence. Bud Howitt and son visit Paul Booth. A Fenske, E Booth spend Sunday at Bismark Range. Alta Bahr returns from Alliance with relatives.
Mrs Howard McLean and family hosted and visited with relatives last week. Frank Francis former Sund Out Denver area died at his Denver home and was buried there on Saturday January 17. Naomi Fenske marked her seventh birthday with a dinner for friends. Miss Edna Seyfang's birthday dance at Seyfang hall Pot ter gathered several attendees and a good time was reported.
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