Mathewson and Smith Families Visit Pete Nelson’s
Mr and Mrs W D Mathewson and children and Mr and Mrs Billy Smith and families spent Sunday at Pete Nelson s.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1935
Page
2
Mr and Mrs W D Mathewson and children and Mr and Mrs Billy Smith and families spent Sunday at Pete Nelson s.
Mrs Edith Connely shopped in Sidney on Wednesday. The annual father and Soh Banquet will be held at the M E church parlors this evening with large attendance expected. C W Johnson reelected president of the Farmers Shipping association at the annual meeting. EBRA findley elected vice president and George Coulter named general manager. James C Johnson chosen secretary treasurer to replace C C Crowell who is leaving. Ladies Aid to meet at M E church parlors next Wednesday. hostesses named. Frank Mathes returned from Winside after death of his father. Recent rain and snow brought one inch moisture. ground moistened to foot depth, improving crop prospects. Town and school boards met Monday night. town to dig 30 inch hole in present well pit to boost water supply. water rates reduced. project cost about 500. W C Sheets to drill the well. Miss Josie Juelfs and Miss Lois Wenz opened a beauty parlor in Mayer building. Date for second annual pioneer day set for Friday March 15, with program starting 1 pm at Community club. Speakers include Jennie MacAdam, Bob Gunderson, Cy W Johnson, John Clausen sr, A M Leafdale, Paul Henderson of Bridgeport. Henderson to be feature speaker with maps of old trails and ranches. Public invited.
Ruth Witters stayed overnight with Sadie Irwin while John George and son Harvey visited Sidney on Wednesday. J F Moseman and Sidney family dined at H J Elsen’s Sunday. Leo Koester and Cecil Brown called on H J Elsen Saturday morning. John George and Harvey attended Thursday evening at H J Elsen’s. Dorothy Elsen and Inez Nieman hosted a dance party Saturday night at Miss Elsen’s home with prizes for high scores to Louise Deaver and Stanley. consolation to Freda Narjes and Jack Bowman. Harold Witters and Stanley Elsen joined Kimball basketball on Tuesday. Inez Nieman, recently a guest of Dorothy Elsen, returned home Thursday. Henry Koester visited H J Elsen Thursday afternoon. The Witters, Deaver, Elsen families and Inez Nieman attended Lorenzo Farmer Union play in district 39 Wednesday evening.
Miss Leona Gemeinhardt hosted Fortuna club guests for two bridge tables Monday evening, with lunch at a local cafe after contests. Mrs. James McIntosh won the evening’s bridge prize.
The report records a Sunday night thaw turning to snow by Monday noon, with melt and ground absorption. Churchgoer Rev. Charles Strarnberg preached Sunday morning. Local social items list visits and gatherings: Crowell family weekend at Charles Smith, Busy Neighbors club with 14 members and one guest, canned meat demonstrations by extension leaders, next meeting with Mrs Fred Prince, out-of-town trips by Fisher family and Mrs Reetz, quarantine of Jack Newport for scarlet fever, and various visits among residents including Mr and Mrs Karnick and Pete Nelson.
Members of Local No. 766 express gratitude to Sibney and community for clothing, furniture, and other articles and cash contributions to assist the World Carrier family.
Lawrence H. Schwartz was unanimously elected commander of the fourth district of the American Legion at Alliance. Potter activities include grade system changes, English and kindergarten teachers hired, and a high school extra staff. Community groups met, donations were made, and local residents were noted for travel, visits, and a car accident injuring Norman Fisher and Raymond Weed. The Wetomachick campfire grain will award the wood gatherer rank at 7:30 p.m. next Monday. the public is invited.
Mrs Oscar Hatcher and others visit Cheyenne and Missouri. the Tolle family moves to a new home near Sterling while Eat Tolle’s vacated plate is taken by Van Mark family from Torrington. B H H club met at W A McMillen’s with a meat dishes lesson. upcoming meeting at Mrs John Linch on March 14.
South Colton residents report a banquet at St Patrick's auditorium hosted by Mrs H J Ben Mrs Henry Koester and Mrs George Deaver. The Elsen family hosted a Saturday gathering at George Deaver's home with Dorothy Wayne Curtis and Bobby. Harold Witters attended a Wednesday supper with Stanley Elsen. Eric Kolischmidt Conrad Messing John Witters and Stanley Elsen attended a Thursday party at the Lyle Schaef fer home.
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