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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1934
Page
4
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels and visits across several states. Families from Denver, Lodge Pole, and North Platte host and visit kin, attend dances, and tour camps, with assorted trips to Wyoming, Colorado, and Nebraska towns. Several engagements include medical, cosmetic, and household news plus club activities and upcoming picnics.
Mrs L A Bartholomew hosted the Wednesday bridge club with a 1 pm luncheon at the Union Pacific hotel and high score honors to Mrs C C Rush. Legion park hosted a B and P W picnic for 25 members with guests, then an evening party at the Lowe home for J F W club members and spouses. Kensington unit held a large M E Kensington meeting with guest day and a Masonic club Kensington party featured a covered dish supper and bridge. Rebekah lodge installed officers with new officers listed and Keystone Traveler book presented to Sidney chapter.
Fragmentary OCR reads names including Mrs. James W Mohatt and Mrs. John Mohatt tied to a local social or church notice. No dates or events are legible to confirm context or actions.
Mrs Pete Nelson hosts visitors as Lyle Shaw stays with grandparents. Crowell and children shop in Sidney. Henry Hates takes son Billy for tooth removal in Potter. A softball team forms at Leslie Sanders diamond. girls and boys teams expected. Various locals share meals and visit kin in Sidney and Potter during harvest season.
Mrs Ben Hilpert and daughter Leona visited Henry Lueders Monday afternoon. Sunday dinner guests at Frank Mueller were Mr and Mrs Oscar Muller and M Mueller. J E and William Morrow motored to Potter Saturday afternoon. Miss Marie Mathes, recently injured in a horse fall, is recovering.
A car turned over near the Hill home injuring Art Brandenberg who sprained his arm. Paul Morrow stayed with Peté Nelson’s on Tuesday. Frank Mueller and family motored to Sidney. Ladies Aid met at Oscar Mueller’s. Various relatives visited and traveled, including J M Mueller from Frohna and Leona Hilpert with aunt Mrs. Joe Gerler. Paul Morrow returned home from Lincoln after a year at school.
Mrs Pear spares Mrs M E Sparks and spent the latter part of the week at J A Sparks home. Several residents, including Rosetta Seimers Evelyn Blanke Ruth Sparks and Joy Sparks hosted or visited at local homes. Darrel Wilson of Omaha visited Aunt Mrs Paul Sparks. Fred Seimers and family dined with the Seimers. Mr and Mrs Fred Kettler enjoyed Sunday with Carl Schmidt.
Flora Lueders spoke with Mrs Rudy Nagenga t Sunday. Mr and Mrs J C Kreader shopped in Bridgeport on Tuesday. Mrs Rose McNulty of Denver was mentioned in the notes.
Ed Walsh Charles Mayer and John Eberl traveled to Sidney on Saturday. The Bovee couple drove to Fort Collins Sunday. J C Kreader and family visited Sidney Monday. Charles Mayer hosted visits at Lester Stecher's Sunday morning. Ed McGowan George Juelfs and L A Juelfs rode to Fort Collins and Greeley Sunday. Colman Kreader and wife spent Sunday in Sidney. Dalton family dropped by the Ed Walsh home Sunday afternoon. Morris Gamble and son visited Mr and Mrs John Eberl on Sunday. Maynard Mayer and son Lee Shoemaker and Shirley Mayer joined Sunday dinner and supper at the Mayer home. Opal Boyee guest of Sara McMillen in Potter for several weeks. Lester Stecher and son Joe dined with Charles Mayer on Tuesday. Ed Walsh and daughter Agnes visited D J Walsh Saturday. Bob Anderson dined with J C Kreader Tuesday. Evelyn Mayer weekend guest at Maynard Mayer home. Art Holt hosted a party with friends Saturday night. Colman Kreader visited J C Kreader Tuesday. The Mayer family with Evelyn and Clayton Mayer and D Juelfs and spouses were part of the gathering.
Lester Stecher and his son Joe along with Duke McGowan were among those who attended the softball game at Potter Friday evening.
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