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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1949
Page
10
Potter column notes residents submitting items to Mrs. Ralph Mersheim. Among updates, Charlotte Enevoldsen begins a two month leave, families host visitors, reunions in Gordon and Sidney, Summer school trips, Legion activities, and a large Potter Sidney baseball clash ending 5 to 6 for Potter.
Offer to visit our plant for a personal monument selection from a large stock. No agents needed.
The B D Extension Club met Tuesday evening June 21 at Mrs. Simon Behm's home. Six members and four visitors attended including Mrs. Leon Lafler of The Plainview Extension Club who gave a lesson on Meal Planning and Nutrition. A July picnic for the club's children was decided for North Side Park.
Complete ledger outfits and binders in stock plus all types of sheets. If not available, we will order it. The Telegraph.
A week of community gatherings and calls in Mount Vernon includes a basket dinner honoring C A Glassburn, a birthday supper for Mrs John Lingwall, and a shower for Mr and Mrs Donald Fehringer. Neighbors visited, returned from trips, and shared meals at several homes in Sidney and Potter. Judy Hobbs returned home with the Glassburns from Bridgeport after a two week visit.
Mrs. C L Potter reports Dan Amen and family moved to the Ray Gillham property to assist with farm work near the school. Tom Davis also moved to the vacated Ray Ryan farm home. Scout trip to Camp Bob Waite ended with Peetz winning archery and rifle honors amid attendees from several towns. Rev McPherson left for Rochester, Minn., morning worship shifted to Pinecrest campers. Fort Sidney Days parade and entertainment drew crowds. A large post-nuptial shower honored Mrs Wilma Hart Gabriel. Merchants beat Minatare 9 to 1 in opening game on a dustless, windless Peetz field.
The Little Workers 4-H Club met at Ruth Handley and Carol Handley’s home on June 22 with eleven members present. The president called the meeting to order, roll call noted health rule, and members judged tea towels made recently. A comforter protector project is planned for the next gathering, with lunch served. The next meeting will be at Barbara McRoberts’ home on July 5.
The Busy Body 4-H Club met June 21 at Patty Fleming’s home with all members present. Needle cases were shown and work began on pin cushions. After the meeting, Bingo was played and a lunch was served. The next meeting will be July 7 at Shirley Walker’s home. Carol Fleming, Reporter.
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