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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
7
Meadow Lawn community reports Sunday drives to Scottsbluff and Dalton, Florida family picnics at Lawrence Forks, visits by Miss Shirley Mayer and Betty Overman, and multiple calls at the Charles Mayer and Kreader homes. Local sports include a ball game at Lisco, a Potter trip, and a chautauqua outing. The Bronson Helping Hand plans a mother's rest camp at Krueger lake and a lively Bronson diamond game with Bunker Hill and Kimball.
Brownson Mr and Mrs C O Hade visited Sun day with Mr and Mrs Oscar Hatcher John McGrane and family spent Sun day evening with William Turner Mrs Kennon and Mrs William Turner reported ill Turner slightly better Tuesday Miss Mayme Hagley visiting at Joe Chartier home went to Denver Monday Hagley teaches home economics and interior decoration in Sheridan Wyoming schools Baxter Bowman and Max Anderson aided Earl Tolle last week Do Anderson spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks and returned
Albert Hornicek Frank Hornicek and Joe Zimola fished at Harris Lake Saturday. Mrs W Seda and son Adolph shopped in Sidney Friday. Mrs Walter Wassum shopped Sunol Saturday. Albert Fenske drives a new Buick. Mrs Joe Demers shopped Sidney Friday. Fred Bauer and sons visited Sunol Saturday afternoon. Esther and Leah Booth shopped in Sidney Friday. Floyd Williams family dined at Camus home near Chappell Thursday evening. Loyal Lindley helped Paul Booth with alfalfa last week. J EB Hill attended funeral in Boulder Colorado. wife joins him soon. A J Englert shipped hogs Saturday. Ray Rexroth did Sunol business Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Bert Allington visited Red Willow county. Mrs J B Ruttner and children shopped Sidney Friday. Mr and Mrs Paul Booth Mrs Ben Vacik and Loyal Lindley rodeo trip to Alliance Thursday. August Jurgens visited Sunol Saturday. Tom Allington returned Thursday from eastern state business. Bill Gade called on Sunol Thursday. Albert Fenske a Sidney business caller Friday. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
Mr and Mrs C H Hammond and son Walter spent Sunday at James Johnson home. Arthur Vogel spent Monday with Frank Klentz. Mrs C A Glassburn was called to Ohio for serious illness of her aged father. Edna and Martha Hammond visited the Hammond home. Cc L Walters called at H J Hammond home. Mrs Roy Hull of Brule visiting C A Glassburn. Mr and Mrs Pete Olson and son and Miss Gwendolyn Jorgenson of Sidney called at Louis Scheer home. Mrs W E Chambers visited H J Hammond and C H Hammond homes. Mr and Mrs H P Westphalen and daughter Caroline shopped in Sidney. Mrs Alfred Sprenger shopped in Sidney. News of Mrs Louis Sprenger of South Dakota passing away reached families. Mr and Mrs Charles Sprenger and children left weeks ago for a visit there. Mrs Charles Sprenger is sister of the deceased and her death was unexpected. Fred Stowe called at the Hammond home.
Mrs Alfred Sprenger shopped in Sidney on Monday and Arthur Vogel visited at the Louis store or residence, reflecting small town social activity.
A Busy community update notes Farmers Union picnic attendance and a Bunker Hill baseball game against Kimball ending 8 to 9 in favor of Kimball. Local families hosted dinners and visits, with several residents traveling to relatives in Sidney and Potter. crops reported minor hail damage.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Ray Frame and Mr and Mrs Andrew Nelson plus Mr and Mrs E J Bayne and Mr and Mrs P J Beyer and families. Barn dance at Fraundorfer home Tuesday evening drew attendees from here. John Engel and children visited Wm Rohde on Monday. Bunker Hill junior ball game postponed by rain Sunday.
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