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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1951
Page
5
Community notes from Potter Nebraska. church schedules for Methodist and Lutheran congregations. residents’ weekend visits and travels to Sidney Sterling Ogallala Cheyenne and Lincoln. oil drilling on John Heimer land. numerous family gatherings and hospital visits. local social events and school activities. regional moves and home reburdening with excerpts of names and places.
Mr and Mrs Ray Kent of Grover spent Wednesday on business in Peetz. Engagement of Roma Joan Chamberlain to Joseph Brachtenbach Jr announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Chris Chamberlain. Roma is a Peetz high school graduate class of 1950. Joseph is a Sterling high school graduate class of 1945. Mrs Andy Hegarty left for Spickard Mo due to her father's illness. Mrs George Bartels went to Denver to be with Mr and Mrs Robert Davis and their baby son Robert Eugene born July 6. Mr and Mrs James Potter and Ellenor spent Friday in Greeley for dental work then visited Mr and Mrs K C Potter of Louisa Ky. They visited nephew James Potter and family on Wednesday in Peetz. Mr and Mrs Ray Mitchell and family were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Dollarscell in Sterling. Ted Lindt family enjoyed an outing to Flat Top Sunday afternoon with Sally Hartway as guest of Betty June. Home Demonstration club hosted at the George Bartels home for the 4 H club on Wednesday.
Dr and Mrs Bryan Weeth of White Plains New Jersey visited their father H J Weeth and Mrs Weeth. Mr and Mrs Roy Gillham and Mrs Kenneth Gillham traveled to Denver on business. Wilbur Frenzel and sons came from Fort Collins to visit Mr and Mrs B O Frenzel and other relatives.
Lorenzo Phelps and wife spent Tuesday evening with the Cady family. Charles Thompson and granddaughter visited John Williams Sunday afternoon. Marvin and Gerald Martin of North Bend Nebraska stayed with Floyd Fleming Saturday night. Donald Hadden Albert Hadden and Ernest Langley visited Melvin Phelps Friday evening. Cloyd Voss and Wisconsin guests stayed with Floyd Fleming’s family for several days. Mrs. Albert Mahr and daughter Mary Lee with Mrs. Ray Mitchell were part of the weekend visits.
Friday afternoon Joanne and many neighbors visited with Mrs. Melvin Phelps Clyde Lucas Luther Robert Haje k and families while others called on Mrs Ida Hart Mrs Raymond Walker and Mrs John Williams on various days. The group shared birthday celebrations and afternoon visits across several households including the Phelps Fleming Williams Hurt and Kloberdanz families.
The Clover Cooks gathered July 6 at Lynn Wolf’s home with six members. Roll call joke, lesson on tea towels, and completed luncheon cloths were noted. Next meeting set for July 18 at Mary Burgett’s home at two o’clock.
Eager customers will find eaper clips and paper clamps consistently in stock at THE TELE GRAPH, with reliable availability reported across recent editions.
Maple Grove residents share evenings and dinners visiting friends and relatives. Families include Miles Sharman Olson Stately and others, with trips to Buckingham Colorado and Alliance Nebraska. A picnic is planned for August 26 and local meat processing lessons were discussed at the F N club gathering.
Five members attended a Busy Fingers meeting at Karen Jobman’s home on July 12. Patty Behm led in her absence, with Mrs. Jobman and Mrs. George judging pajamas. They discussed The Telegraph’s new phone number 5 5 5 5 to track items in records, planned tasks for the next meeting, played games, and had lunch. The group will meet July 19 at leader Mrs. C. V. Innes’s home, with Wanda J. George reporting.
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