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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1928
Page
2
Sunol items list school meeting plans and social visits. Residents such as Mr and Mrs A Cronk and family relocate to Chadron. Numerous neighbors visit, shop, or transact business in Sunol and nearby towns including Sidney Chadron Lodge Pole and Boulder Colorado. A heavy rain fell Monday, and local schooling and insurance canvassing occur.
Numerous visits and family gatherings are noted across Antelope Divide communities. Families including Herboldsheimers, Fischers, Bertramsons, Olsens, and Nelsons visit, travel plans to Sweetwater and Portland are announced, and residents host Ladies Aid. Maurice Nelson returns from Oklahoma as several households welcome guests and relatives.
Evelyn and Roland Block of Sidney visit aunt Mrs. Herman Bruns. Fred Bauer goes to Wheatland Colo and returns. Pearl Bauer begins piano lessons with Mrs. Haxby. Aid Society of East Lutheran church suspends for August. Rev Meinke travels to Iowa. services paused until Aug 12. Various neighbor visits, picnics postponed, and local fishing trips noted. Three-color ice cream bricks advertised by The Farms Dairy.
Mrs Leslie Ross of Peetz visited her son in law and daughter, while many neighbors hosted gatherings and attended clubs. A birthday party for Jean Edwards featured games, lemonade, cake, and gifts, and the Ladies Aid met at the Cripond home with 76 in attendance.
Mrs Paul Sparks ill with flu but improving. Ed Lipke family and others as Sunday dinner guests of Frank Kenton. O L Miller visited sister and husband and a brother from the state east for several days. Ed Brockelsby ill with flu. Frank Kenton’s afternoon visit with Mrs J D Kennon. Dr Zike vaccinated hogs for Frank Goodwin Jim Sparks and W A Sparks. John Jones motored to Gurley Saturday. Ed Waverton ground oats for John Jones Friday. Florence Hughes visited grandparents L J Hughes. Ruth Sparks burned her leg Friday. Keystone party west of Sidney drew a good crowd. W M B club met with Mrs C O Hade with good attendance. Adrean Brockelsby Clifford Jones Floyd Miller attended Mitchell 4 H club. returned Friday. Mr and Mrs Wm Taylor and children picnic at Krueger’s Lake Sunday.
Mrs Mary Davison, Mrs J H Foster, and Mrs Allen Simpson and daughter called at the J E Morrow home Friday afternoon, joined by Mrs Dinslow and daughter Blanche.
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