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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
5
Alice Gade and many Grand Prairie residents appear in a long roster of visits, dinners, and parties. The column records multiple host homes, guest arrivals from nearby towns, and family gatherings, highlighting Mrs. A L Cruise, Mr and Mrs J H Gell, the Irwin family, and the Frerichs and Jorgensen households among others.
Gurley community notes a 17 to 5 win for Chappell over Gurley. Bertha Busse visited, meals with George Bartels family. Many cousins and friends across Gurley hosted dinners. Rain cooled the heat, roof torn off a Gus Thompson building but repaired. Local events include school meeting, 4 H cooking club, and various visits to relatives in Scottsbluff, Lincoln, Sundance, and Boulder.
Sunday School starts at 10:00 A M followed by the 11:00 A M service. Epworth League gathers at 7:30 P M. Clinton Senneff serves as pastor.
Salem Lutheran Church in Gurley invites members to Sunday School and Bible Study at 9:00 A M followed by church services at 10:00 A M Pastor Rev Jung leads the congregation.
The Busy Bee Sewing Club met with Maxine Burr on June 14 with all members present. Members brought finished work boxes and dust clothes were demonstrated. The next meeting with June Handley is set for June 28. Ice cream and cake were served after the gathering. News Reporter Nornia Busboom.
The Stitch in Time 4-H Club met Friday in June at Dorothy Jensen's home. The second problem is to make dust clothes. The next meeting is June 24 at Doris Niekum's home. All members attended except Dolores Kieselhorst. News correspondent Eila Fern Gathman invites new members.
Mrs H J Elsen and family hosted visitors at the George Kavanaugh home. Clarence Deaver will stay in Boulder for summer school, while Charles George heads to Albuquerque for school. H J Elsen sold a horse to Runzman near Chapman last week. Various local visits and dinners involve Elsen, Moseman, Deaver, and George families.
North Divide locals report visits and dinners across families. Mr and Mrs H L Barham of Los Angeles are visiting the Sparks. Several residents hosted gatherings including Ruth Kinton's fried chicken dinner and multiple dinners at Sparks and Lipke homes. Ray Wellner was elected director at District 77.午 其他 names appear in attendance lists for 4 H club events and Tuesday visits.
Gurley was called at the Fred Kettler home Tuesday. Mrs. Paul Sparks Sr and son Paul Sparks Jr visited the Disk Volkman home Tuesday evening.
Mary Tou Spiker attended Margaret Lipke’s birthday party at the Ed Lipke home. Lloyd Johnson will spend summer vacation with family. Ed Miles and children visited J. C. Jor, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irwin, and Roger Witters at the Sharman home. Club members met Minnie Hokom with Mrs. Irwin assisting. ten members attended. A Legion park picnic was planned for Sunday, June 10. Various neighbors visited, hosted dinners, and attended gatherings at Johnson, Irwin, Sharman, and Miles homes. Ruth Cortney returned from Denver for summer with her parents.
Robert Irwin Roger Witters and Andrew Johnson called at the Ed Miles home Monday forenoon John and Christ Junker called in the afternoon Miss Hazel Miles spent the weekend and Monday visiting Miss Nadine Bangert.
Numerous local residents attended the Farmers Union picnic at Johnson's Grove and a District 13 board meeting at Pete Nelson's home. A Children’s Day program was held at Corner Sunday School with a large turnout. Annual school meetings occurred in Districts 147, 62, and 13.
Shakespeare was the father of twins named Hamlet and Judith, and also had another daughter Susanna.
The Vatican City flag is white and yellow featuring the crossed keys of Saint Peter and the papal tiara. The emblem sits centrally, symbolizing the Holy See and the papacy.
Continentwide farms operate year round without horses using McCormick Deering Farmall and 15 30 tractors for plowing planting cultivating and harvesting. The ad touts combines tractors and cultivators with tested performance and wide adaptability to row crop farming. It includes light humor and testimonials about products like cream separators and hair tonic.
A historical remark recalls Morse's early geography noting Albany New York houses and citizens all facing gable ends toward the street, illustrating a colonial street alignment once described in the edition.
Eugene Cauffman advertised a McCormick Deering red weed er on Monday. Limited stock remains for immediate delivery, urging customers to come in and take them over.
A vintage print extols the International Harvester Six Speed Special heavy duty truck. It promises power on soft fields and hilly terrain, urging use of genuine I H C parts for better service while portraying rugged rural toughness in a period voice.
A heated quarrel ends with a vow of final confrontation as one man threatens to never see the other’s face again and implies a violent outcome. The altercation centers on a deteriorating dispute between two individuals.
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