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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
10
Latest reports from Marguerite Boy es at Taylor hospital say she is improving nicely and her parents hope to take her home Wednesday. Numerous local visits enliven the week with relatives and friends appearing in Sidney, Kimball, Padroni, and Bronson.
Maple Grove residents record a week of visits and gatherings at Nels Johnson and Frank Christensen homes. Farmers Union to meet July 1 at W T Sharman’s. families share meals, ice cream, and childcare while rural neighbors travel between Olson, Miles, Waddell, Johnson, and other households.
South Divide The Helping Hand club met Thursday with Mrs. Guy Shaw. Eleven members answered roll call. After a business session, Miss Bernice Foster read for the group. Guests included Mrs. E. G. Harlan of Lincoln and others. Refreshments followed and the club planned to meet July 2 with Mrs. Anderson in Sidney.
Edna Hammond returned from Sidney for the summer to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs H J Hammond. D P Ells and son Ivor shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Alfred Sprenger. Te Scheer family visited A L Sinks. G Lake and family shopped in Sidney. Maree F H Kragel and daughters visited Henry Kragel’s northeast Sidney home. Helen Sinks visited Scheer girls. Julia Pittman stayed at G L Sinks while her parents were in Denver. Alfred Sprenger's family and D P Ells home visit. John Lingwall and son were with Mrs C Sprenger and children. Billie Chambers visited L Scheer. C O Hade and family noted.
Sunday and weekend social visits fill the Sidney region as residents travel between homes, farms, and nearby towns. Families like Sprenger, Walters, Shaw, Lingwall, and Hammonds share meals and attend dances, fishing trips, and church gatherings. several trips include Sterling, Hastings, Chicago, and Merino with local helpers reporting dental, farming, and vehicle notes. Community updates note business calls, school events, a sewing club, a farmer Union meeting, and a piano tuning notice alongside a death in the Jones family.
The Altar Society will hold a bake sale on Saturday June 27 at the Sidney Meat and Provision Co. Committee members include Mrs. E. D. Worden Mrs. Fred Beyer Mrs. E. Stokes and Mrs. Maud Jolliff.
Money in grain ad promises $12.50 buys a guarantee on 10 000 bushels of wheat with no further risk. Movement 5c opportunity $500. 40, $400. Details and market letter free from Grain Traders Guide Dept R-11 827 Andrus Bldg Minneapolis Minn.
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