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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1946
Page
5
A long list of visits, dinners, and moves centers on Maple Grove and surrounding homes. Ed Miles and family host gatherings. Earl Sharman, Albert Runion, and others move to new properties. Local residents attend meals, birthday celebrations, and farm meetings while friends visit in the Eagles era community network.
Mrs. Harold Isley hosts supper for Walter Wellsandt and family and others. Sunshine Club held a 17 table pinochle party with prizes and refreshments. Wayne Campbell hosted a Sunday supper for her husband’s birthday with a list of guests including Hafer Isley Thomsen Jacobs and Campbell. Various neighbors visited and hosted guests at several Sunday and Tuesday gatherings.
Mrs. Frank Kurz entertained at dinner with guests including Vernon Johnson Alice Rankin Edna Forster Viola Raddatz Wilma Segelke Darrell Koehn and the Kurz brothers The evening featured card playing. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lye visited Henry Schnell home Monday. Lucille Judy Lye attended a show Sunday. Tommy Tomkins and Edna Forster dined at the Kurz home Sunday. A large crowd attended a dance and shower for Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Johnson at Dist 36 school.
Mrs. Clarence Strandberg and Esther Strandberg hosted Tri-County Club at their home on Thursday, March 7. Nine members attended, reports were filed, and the leaders presented a lesson on New Views in Cupboards. Refreshments followed with a social hour.
Chadron reports proposed Dawes County bond issues to fund a war memorial and street repair will not move forward this term. Officials say the plan faces delays and awaits further review before voter consideration.
The council confirmed a pear on the ballot for the April 2 election as planned earlier this year, noting the topic will appear on the ballot at the next meeting.
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