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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1931
Page
6
The South Sunol column records the Applehaus family moving to a farm west of Proctor for the year, plus numerous local visits. Announcements include the marriage of Miss Regina Moseman to George Wolcott Jr in Talbasta on February 27, with Moseman a familiar visitor in the area.
South Colton residents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fastenow and son Adair enjoyed a Sunday dinner with H. P. Thomas and family. H. J. Elsen and son Stanley attended the Mueller sale. W. C. Fastenow and son Raymond went to a Sidney show. Alfred Koester called on H. J. Elsen. Neighbors surprised Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fastenow on their wedding anniversary with a gathering including Fred Wittig and daughter, J. F. Fastenow and son Adair, and George Messing and family.
Mr and Mrs H L Sparks spent Thursday at the Cloud Sparks home Clyde Kinton and Paul Sparks called on George Rippe Friday afternoon C A Foster and daughter Mable called at the Paul Sparks farm Saturday morning Ed Lipke and Ed Wolverton families were Sunday dinner guests at the O L Miller home Arnold Braasch and George Schults of Gurley spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Claud Sparks Rosetta Seimers and Joy Sparks spent Sunday afternoon with Helen and Inez Nieman Edwin Blanke called on Paul Sparks Monday evening Mrs Emma Ely Mrs Clyde Kinton and Mrs Paul Sparks attended the womans banquet at the Methodist church Tuesday Anita and Marie Ely attended the movies at Sidney Tuesday night Ruth and Barton Kinton were dinner guests at the Paul Sparks home Tuesday evening Farmers Union local No 445 will hold a pie supper at the next meeting Friday March 13 The N P B club will meet with Mrs Ed Wolverton Mrs A L Cruise assisting Friday afternoon Buddy Seimers of Gurley is visiting at the Fred Seimers home this week Claude Sparks motored to Sidney on a business mission Tuesday morn ing Ed Lipke had his tonsils removed at the Taylor hospital Tuesday morning Mrs Harry Sparks and Mrs Claud Sparks spent Wednesday afternoon at the A J Hamilton home at Sidney.
Mr and Mrs Frank Christensen visited with Mr and Mrs Ed Walsh and family Friday evening.
J M and J C Kreader made a business trip to Dalton Saturday Clifton Neary returned from Denver Thursday M E Ackles and Harold Boyee helped Charles Mayer butcher a beef Ed Walsh and son Dennis were Sidney callers Tuesday afternoon Mrs Frank Christensen and daughter Helen and Colman Kreader were Dalton shoppers Monday Mr and Mrs J C Kreader called at J M Kreader s Tuesday Mr and Mrs Charles Neaman called at Charles Mayer s Tuesday afternoon M F E Ackles and Charles Mayer motored to Dalton Tuesday Ernest Myers and Tom Rathbun made a business trip to Chappell Saturday M E Ackles Maynard Mayer and Jessie Goding were dinner guests at the Charles Mayer home Sunday A baby son came to gladden the home of Mr and Mrs Pete Worth Harold Bovee had dinner at the Charles Mayer home Thursday Lloyd Juelfs went to Denver with a car of hogs Wednesday Charles Waterman visited his sons Lester and Homer at Denver several days last week Mr and Mrs Charles Mayer called on Mrs Lloyd Juelfs Wednesday.
Alva W. Campbell of University Place Lincoln a Burlington Railroad employee reports losing 22 pounds in two months after taking Sargon. He credits Sargon Soft Mass Pills with ending acid stomach constipation and headaches and says he feels greatly improved. Sold by Western Drug Co.
House privileges and elections panel expected to report H. R. 382 a revised primary and convention bill amid Democratic opposition and Republican support The measure reestablishes the old primary law with conventions moved earlier to allow candidates to study platform positions Delegates would be chosen in county and state conventions with reform aimed at trimming controversy Governors statements cited as backing minor revisions
The Indices of the Presbyterian Circle will hold a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday in the basement of the new Doran building. All donations will be appreciated and called for. Phone numbers 4623 and 231W listed.
San Francisco operates a walnut glove venture yielding about 70 000 dollars in nut sales annually, highlighting a quirky local industry and its economic footprint.
Property for sale on March 25 near Huntstman one mile east on the Claus Engelland farm. Claus Engelland Fred Slawson and C P Millett are listed. Watch for the big bill announcing the sale.
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