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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
3
Idaho travelers visit Fair attendees and local families during a busy sequence of weekend and weekday calls. Numerous residents from Boise Mitchell Greeley Sidney Julesburg Chappell Long Beach and Denver share visits and dinners with friends and relatives across the region.
Mrs Eddie Numann and children from Glenwood Springs Colo arrived Sunday to spend a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs A A Fenske and family. Phil Mashek returned home after major surgery at Sidney memorial Hospital. The De Mers and Ehlers families from Denver and Fort Worth visited relatives. Leah Booth and Mrs A A Fenske returned from Chicago Friday night. A. A Fenske hosted Bill Behrends for dinner near Lodgepole. Miss Roberta Klee of Peetz, employed at Caldwell Store, contracted mumps. Sunol received over an inch of rain late Saturday into Sunday. Sunday night through Tuesday brought telephones out of service.
Louisvile AP notes Milton Glock runs a home based mail list providing a four page mimeograph sheet. More than 30 college students nationwide subscribe to Glock's Glorious Gabby Almanac of Useful College Information. Subscribers must send at least one letter every eight weeks. GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY.
Recap of social visits and gatherings around Rush Creek includes Ernest Casner and family from Cheyenne Wyo and Henry Horst from Gurley visiting Clarence Horst. picnics and suppers at multiple homes. extended family stays. 4-H meeting at John Frerichs with Betty Frerichs as hostess. various birthday celebrations and Sunday dinners with local families. Several residents attended Farmer Elevator meeting and Lake McConaughy trip, with numerous local households hosting or hosting guests through the week.
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