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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
9
The CC cooking club met at Dorothy Sterling's home. The president called the meeting to order and the lesson was discussed. Rose Sharks and Darlene Kettler led a demonstration. The next meeting will be at Florence Sterling's home on June 29. Dorothy and her mother served refreshments.
The piece notes Queen Victoria establishing outdoor memorials in London, highlighting her status as the longest reigning monarch and referring to her Polish sovereignties with emphasis on public commemorations and historic significance.
Mrs Ed Miles hosts Wipple Grove while Elna Johnson and Albin Johnson with daughters join Mrs Cas Rasmussen and daughters for dinner at the Sharman home. Ed Miles and daughters dine at the Newt BD region home. Yarl Sharman escorts Emily Gould and John Wit ters to Denver. return Sunday. The Johnson family and Nylia Bryant entertain at the Johnson home. The FN club meets with Mrs Harold Spiker. racine planned for Johnson's canons on July 11. Next meeting July 8. Mrs J OK Childers and Frances Hade to attend.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Nelson and Mr and Mrs Nels Nelson visited Mrs Elna Johnson and Mrs Albin Johnson and Ruth on Wednesday evening. Marie Cortney visited Mrs Robert Irwin Friday afternoon and at the James Irwin home. Andrew Johnson called on Chris Junker Wednesday. Mrs Julia Lundberg of Idaho visited the Johnsons Friday and Saturday. Johnson and daughter and Mrs Casper Rasmussen and daughters spent Friday at Ed Miles’s home. Numerous families shared meals and calls, including the Sharman and Tremain households, and a large Saturday evening gathering at John Olson’s with Beatrice Nelson. Winter and Helen Johnson and Mildred Beyer were dinner guests of the Eugene Davis family in Oshkosh. James Walker and family and L. P House visited Harold Spiker Sunday evening. Andrew Johnson and Fred Irwin called at W. T Sharman’s Sunday forenoon. Additional visits included Albin Johnson and daughter with the Rasmussens, Mrs and Mrs Ed Miles and family, and Hugh Cortney and family attending a Cortney gathering.
Bronson Grover Hatcher spent Sunday with James Benderson of Sidney Draw. Mrs W W Shinkle and children visited Friday evening with Mr and Mrs W A McMillen and Mr and Mrs Joe McMillen. Mrs Mattie Lanning of Hilereth stayed Thursday evening to Monday at the J C Hatcher home. Roy Linch and children from Lincoln arrived Monday for a visit at J P Linch. The McMillens, Harry Andersen and Arthur McMillen spent Sunday at Port Bridge. Walter Aurich and children attended the wedding and reception of Fritz Mueller and Ella Ebersmeyer Sunday. Mrs Joe McMillen spent Tuesday with Mrs Harry Anderson.
Edna Kennon Freda and Frank Bush of Julesburg spent Sunday afternoon at Oscar Hatcher's. W A McMillen returned from Omaha last week where he shipped a cay of cattle and stopped at Shelton for a few days visit.
Fragmentary Want Ad text hints at a birthstone named Nonius linked to October. The garbled line references Julius Caesar and a price around 100 009. Telegraph Wantads column presents odd results with unclear context.
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