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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
6
Eighth grade exercises in Sidney drew local families and friends as Lorenzo youth participated. The drive featured a mix of community announcements, road work, and social visits across Lorenz and Potter with neighbors noting crop progress and holiday events. Various couples hosted dinners and attended dances while harvest preparations continued and a ceremonial farewell occurred at the schoolhouse.
Dalton Me and Mrs Ray Buchanan of Ak ron Colo spent Sunday with Mrs Sarah Buchanan and Ray. Mr and Mrs George B Moore and Bitty of College Springs Iowa are visiting friends in Dalton and Gurley for a few weeks. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs W J Ewing. The Altar society met with Mrs C A Baker. Dalton considers adding to the school building. Over 100 cars in the Decoration day procession from church to cemetery. Orton Wy returning to Dalton Miz and Mrs Frank Englert of Park to reside. Englert to be mechanic at Blount garage. H J Finch of Chadron visiting before University of Nebraska. Mira Vera Ross returned to Dalton to summer with home folks. Farewell dance for Mr and Mrs A G Handley who left for Gonién. Mr Fegley accompanied them.
Sextorp Mre Pather Carlson and daughter Alice and Oscar Redeen were shopping in Sidney on Saturday.
North Sidney social roundup includes lectures at the tabernacle on Thursday and visits between Kinton, Goodwin, Sparks, and Wolverton families. North Sidney beats Union Valley 11 to 4 on the local diamond. a benefit dance for the baseball club drew a good crowd.
Mr and Mrs Jim Sparke and Mr and Mrs Paul Sparks called at the J Sparks home Monday evening.
West Sidney Draw Miss Goldie Carper of Audubon Iowa visits Sidney for an extended stay with sisters Mrs W W Glassburn and Mrs Henry Bennison Edna Hammond spends a few days in Sidney with friends. Louie Scheer family shopped in Potter and visited Albert Scheer home. Mrs Alfred Sprenger and son in Denver this week. A Taylor and daughter of Omaha visiting Herman Westphalen Hans Struve homes. Al Jorgenson of Sidney notes Draw writing hail insurance. John Lingwall and family shopped in Sidney. TL Scheer visited Monday. Elmer Kragel joined brother F H Kragel for supper. Nels Christensen called on Lloyd Bridgeman Sunday. M J Eliott called on T Scheer Friday evening.
Mrs. Pila Jacobs mother of T. J. Jacobs of this city died suddenly Monday morning at her son’s home in Chappell. Born in Holland June 18 1858 she came to America in 1872 and later settled in Butler County Nebraska. She leaves seven of eight children surviving including Peter and Henry Jacobs of Chappell and Theodore Jacobs of Chappell. Services were held Tuesday at St Joseph’s church with burial at David City.
George Reutz called at the Wim Borcher home Monday evening. H Mangels went to Sidney on Monday. John Heimer shelled corn for ¢. G Gemeinhardt worked a day last week. Walter Borcher visited A Theis on Wednesday. Ben Hilpert called at Joe Gerler's Monday morning. Mrs Hf B Wittrock Nora and Arnold traveled to Sidney Tuesday. Mrs Ben Hilpert Mrs Wm Borcher Miss Verona Borcher and Walter Wittrock to Sidney Wednesday. Alma Harrison assists Mrs George Reetz with house work. Mrs Frank Miller and sons visited C G Gemeinhardt Wednesday. Graduation at Potter school Thursday evening attended by locals. Nora Wittrock and Walter Wittrock visited Wm Border Thursday evening. Ladies Aid hosted a surprise party for Mrs Frank Miller Friday evening. Robert Fidler returned from Missouri and works at Stromberg ranch. Several residents seen on Sidney streets Friday. A Schlichting visited Ben Hilpert Saturday morning. Games followed by lunch.
The Potter and Sidney Walther leagues hosted a surprise Saturday evening gathering at the Johnson grove in Potter to honor Mrs A Scheer on her birthday. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments at the Scheer home before departing as wishes for many more happy birthdays were exchanged.
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