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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
8
Lorenzo and Chappell played a Sunday game with Chappell winning 11 to 4. Local gatherings included visits by the Paris and Meier families, a Bayard pageant, and several Sunday dinners. Neighbors shared fishing trips, tractor updates, and family time across the community.
Sidney residents frequent the Frank Kurz home for calls and dinners while neighbors such as the Kurz family and Koester, Walker, and Chambers also visit. Attendees include Schulenberg, Sperks, Thelen, and Reker. A bell game in Lorenzo and Bayard trips complete the community activity, plus birthday celebrations at the Kurz household.
The Sidney School District No 1 publishes its treasurer’s report covering fiscal year from June 15 1933 to June 11 1934 including balance on hand and receipts from county tax state apportionment sales licenses fines and rents. The document lists various revenue sources such as state aid for vocational and normal training welding tuition and high school tuition, and notes amounts to total receipts and total to account for.
Yilda Hume reports community happenings with Otto Rahe and family visiting, Cecil Hume and son Don joining dinners at the Donald Niece home, Mrs. Tom Kallhoff hosting for Mrs. Jack Kallhoff and Mrs. Gerard and son Homer, a wedding dance hosted by several couples at Lisco, and numerous visits among neighbors including Hume, Niece, Larsen, Whitaker, Batser, Kalshoff, Gurley, Rahe, Hume, Thurows, and Bor s.
Mr and Mrs Ed Nelson and child ren attended the pageant at Bay ard Thursday evening. Dinner guests at the J H Madden home Sunday included Mrs Joe Jeritsma and daughters Mrs Skinner and Mrs Moore mother and sister of Mrs Jeritsma and Mr and Mrs Henry James and children. Irma and Cressie Nelson visited at the Maurice Nelson home Monday. Mrs Roscoe Madden and baby daughter arrived home from Sidney last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Dewey Larson and sons called at C P Herboldsheimer s Sunday evening. Hubert and Wesley Herboldsheimer and Francis Willoughby motored to Sidney Friday afternoon. Edson Madden called on George Whitney Monday morning.
A long list of social calls and visits fills a Lodge Pole area column. Alfred Christensen and daughter Pauline hosted guests, while many neighbors including Walter Weigers, Lavern Larsen, Midge Beakon, Har ley Garrett, and the Hume family attended ice cream parties and dinners. Travelers to Denver and Crook, shifts in local farm work, and a miscellaneous shower at the M E church are noted among the steady stream of caller activity.
The Sunol region received a series of downpours over a few days with about five inches recorded. Damage included fences roads and bridges while some corn was washed out. The rainfall brought overall beneficial effects despite local losses. Visitors from Long Beach Lodge Pole and Sidney were noted in social items.
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