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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
3
Helen and Dhoris Rexroth were Monday guests of Mrs. Dan Rupert and daughter Doris. Numerous neighbors and relatives, including the Johnson, Tremain, Welton, Jorgensen, and Hart families, shared weekly calls, birthday gatherings, and outings around Sidney and Lodge Pole. Campfire dinners, cemetery visits, and a Sunnyside school farmers meeting linked residents in community life.
Sunol community notes describe visits and callers. George Barlow, Dorothy Elsen, Evelyn Zuhlke, Angela Ruttner, Paul Draper, Amelia Lindley and family, Emil Englert, Miss Rauch, Jack Hannah Jr, Mary Pavilat, Firth Booth family, Leona Lindley, Bayard beauty work, Bert Allington household guests, T W Hubbell and Sidney visitors, George Dickinson family, G H Cronk party, and Lee Johnson calls.
Sunday eventsinclude visits from Emil Bluhm and the Vacik family of Lisco. Local residents attended piano recital s in Sidney with Naomi Fenske and Angela Ruttner among graduates. Short trips to Denver and Cheyenne occurred for several residents. Local calls, hospital news, and social visits fill the week.
Mrs J A Talish and Mrs Bessie Read spent Friday with the A Johnson home. Mr and Mrs Sylvan Halsey visited Frank Halsey and Les Omel homes. Read called on the Frank Halsey home Tuesday. Mrs H C Schmale attended eighth grade exercises at Sidney last Thursday. Glen Wise and family joined Sunday dinner at V W Wise home. Lowell Hokom Albert Brandl Ralph Talish and others attended a picnic at the fish achateb ae.
Sunday through midweek visits include Garyle Scharrell at Carl Dorman s and John Rowedder at Albert Wallace s. Several households host gatherings with the Bondegards, Grimes, Stevens, Withers, and others attending. Fishing, trips to Hastings, and calls from neighbors in Chappell Chadron and Island Lake noted.
Neighbors express sympathy to Eli Henderson and family as they mourn the death of Mrs. Donna Davis in Sidney. Her funeral was held Monday at the Methodist church and she is buried in Gibbon beside husband and son. Attending were relatives and many local residents in a community obituary notice style.
Katherine Borges spent last week at the Ben Jurgens home. Mrs D A Niece was a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ingwerson on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Morris Jessen spent Sunday in Sidney. Mrs James Hume called on Mrs John Garretts Thursday. John Borges was an overnight guest of John Frerichs Wednesday. Mrs D A Niece called at the Joe Stretch and John Friede homes on Thursday. Winifred Beacon of Lodge Pole spent last week as a guest of Mrs Arthur Ingwerson. Lavern Queen and Jack Stickley called at the C G Home home Sun Mr and Mrs Arthur Ingwerson at.
Dances and calling visits frame a weekend in Sidney and surrounding farms. John Frerichs called on Mrs Bertha Borzes. families visited in Sicney and at Cecf Hume, Ben Jurgens, and Howard Neff homes. Eagletes rope club met May 24 with five members and three visitors. Krots practice and a later June 14 meeting planned.
Market quotations list prices for wheat at 70, corn 58, sats 20, barley 25, old roosters 6, colored hens 13, leghorn hens 9, leghorn springs 13, heavy springs 16, butterfat 22, and eggs 15.
Moose antlers grow to spectacular proportions in the deer family. They can reach nearly 100 pounds in weight with a spread around 75 inches. Palmation can form a solid bone width up to 12 inches and points often number around 25. Moose antlers grow heavy as they mature.
Dance to Berni Cummins and his New Yorkers at Mitchell June 6. Gents $1, Indies 25c.
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