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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
7
Grand Prairie residents hosted and visited in Sidney and nearby towns throughout Tuesday to Sunday. Local families including the Waddells Johnsons and Kragels entertained guests from Loomis, Nebraska, and Oklahoma while also attending community events and showers for Edna Frerichs.
Sunol held a Monday school meeting with a fair crowd. Millard Pavlat was reelected treasurer. Multiple residents visited, shopped, or traveled to Sidney, Omaha, or Denver. Kenneth DeMers’ health plans prompted a trip to Omaha for medical consultation, and Fenske Bros. showcased a new Red River Special combine.
Meadow Lawn area reports frequent Sunday visits to Dalton and Potter homes. Families including Mayer, Bovee, Powell, Morrow, Peterson, Peters on multiple afternoons, with Ed Morrow and James Sullivan assisting shell corn chores. Lloyd Juell listed as smallpox victim and Mrs Neaman notes brother gravely ill.
Marjorie Jensen recovers from whooping cough. Webster boys fished at Lake Minatare returning with several fish. Dorcas Aid met at Center church with large attendance. Next Dorcas meeting set for June 22 hosted by Mrs J C Guill. Sunday school enjoyed strong turnout and a Children's Day program. No preaching due to Rev Smith absence. A Daily Vacation Bible School begins at Paul Weible home Monday to Thursday 1:30 to 3 with Mrs Weible teaching and Friday at church with Rev Smith. Ages 5 to 12 invited. fifteen enrolled. New baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Amos Jobe. Fishermen from Oshkosh report a good haul. Guests included Mr and Mrs Win Zorn and Ed Henkle and families. Leonard Freeburg family hosted Sunday dinner with Jack Sears. John Brown family visited Thour Sallburg. Miss Gwily n Jurgenson visiting Center area this week.
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