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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
6
Local notes from Crook and surrounding areas document homes visited by Bonser and Ottjes families, busin ess trips, well repairs, and community events. A rattle snake incident, a ball game at the Farmers Union picnic, and summer school plans in Greeley are recorded along with visits by residents to Sterling, Lincoln County, and nearby towns.
Antelope residents shared visits across the community including Carl Larson's home and the Dewey Larson household. A baby boy was born to Carl Larson and wife at Taylor hospital last Thursday. Various guests, showers, and trips to Greeley and Clay Center are noted along with local social calls and weekend gatherings.
Mrs S D Ahlm and son visited Gurley on Monday while Orville Gibbons and Otto Kruger with daughters spent Tuesday there. Numerous neighbors called at the Nelck, Kieselhorst, Neick, and Feldman homes through Thursday, with ball games and meals noted at Gurley and Sunny dinners at the Miles home.
Suna Saturday morning Harold Gibbons motored to Scotts Bluff Wednesday with Wendell Boyd. Bert Gibbons hauled hogs to Dalton Saturday morning. Sidney shoppers were there Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Hinrichs were in Sidney Thursday. Arthur Rowan went to Gurley Monday. Mrs Ray Miles and daughter spent Monday at the Charles Neick Henry and Ella Kreinbring were in Gurley Sunday afternoon. Ray Miles helping Joe Nelson plant beans and potatoes this week. Mrs Neal Rowan returned home early in the week after visiting at Kearney with her parents.
Community notes show Mrs. Bertha Omel and family traveling to Plainview. Visits include L. K. Omel, Charles Welton, John Theis households, and several Sid ney calls. Swine club met at John Block, cattle shipment to Omaha, and multiple relatives visiting from Denver and Lusk Wyoming.
At district 27 annual school meeting on Monday evening Arvin Livingston was re elected moderator. Nearly all members attended and a werner roast followed the proceedings. Mr and Mrs Alfred Sprenger visited John Lingwall and Mrs Christena Sprenger during the day and business was conducted in Sidney Monday afternoon.
Local residents including Arthur and Joe McMillen and Mrs. Alfred Sprenger shopped in Sidney. The week featured visits, picnics, church events, cattle shipments to Denver, hog marketing, a Lions club canun, and a 7 to 6 Lorenzo Bunker Hill defeat. Notable names: McMillens, Sprengers, Huffs, Lingwalls, Allmans, Livingston, Fleming, Beyer, Engel, Borcher, Struve, Cork, Shaw, Staley, Stiverson.
The Lorenzo ladies club gathered at Mrs Frank Meier's Thursday afternoon for a business meeting and lunch hosted by the hostess. Lorenzo and Bunker Hill teams clashed Sunday with Lorenzo winning 7 to 6. Elmer Fitton and baby visited Charles Knudson at Shff Cole. Clyde Robertson and children spent Saturday with the John Wilhaums. Ethel Raddatz stayed with Mrs J D Bolton, Dwight Bolton, and Jack Peters on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Iva Beyer and her sons James and Albert visited a foster home on Wednesday. Mrs. Oscar Aurich hosted Lutheran aid ladies at her home that afternoon with quilting followed by lunch. Pete Beyer attended a farmers elevator meeting in Huntsman Wednesday evening.
Several from here attended the ball game at Sidney Sunday. Mrs Iva Beyer and son James were visitors at the Fete Beyer home Friday. Mr and Mrs Ray Frame motored to Alliance Saturday. They were accompanied by their daughter Edna, who resumed her duties as nurse in trains at that place after spending the past two weeks at.
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