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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1936
Page
6
Grand Prairie residents hosted and visited during a string of town events. Families such as the Jorgensens, Flessners, Johnsons, Tremains, Miles, Weltons, and Frerichs joined guests at homes, clubs, and a Saturday Cottonwood local sale. Funeral services for A G Weaver were held in Sidney with many locals attending.
Mrs. Frank Meier hosts Lorenzo with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Payzak as Otto Raddatz and family entertain Sunday. Ed Nelson shops in Sidney. Otto Raddatz Jr sustains eye injury from a tractor incident and later wears colored glasses. The high school plans a play next month and Rev. Kahse’s confirmation class meets.
Mr and Mrs Alva Birdwell moved to their farm vacated by Elmer Graff formerly of the area. The Birdwells lived here before moving to Denver for years. Guests included Mr and Mrs Raymond Scott and son of Council Bluffs and Mr and Mrs Paul Draper and family of Sunol visiting J C Guill. Doris Young Jimmy Lila Neary Lora Rae Larson Duane Ladine and Agnes Caldwell had measles last week. Harmony pupils and others noted. Measles illness limited activities and Lavern Drager also ill.
Wayne Freeburg called at E. E. Os born’s Saturday evening in a brief local contact note.
Local social notes record visits and calls among residents including the Withers Earnhart Grimes and Huelit families plus travel to Sidney Scottsbluff and Chester Reflects community ties with dinners suppers and shopping outings across the week
Francis Ingwerson stayed overnight with Dale Ingwerson. Mr and Mrs Otto Rahe and family, Patline Ostermeier, Melvin Jurgens and Lavern Queen attended C G Hume home. Effie and Anna Frerichs visited Mrs Bertha Borges and family Sunday. Walter Rufenacht and children spent weekend at Ja cob Bruns home Lodge Pole. Bess Rahe visited Elda Hume. Arthur Ingwerson moved to J J Hume farm Thursday.
Mrs Pearl Sparks presented a play at North Sidney Wednesday evening. Mrs George Rippe’s nephew and niece visited the Rippe home last week. Women from the North Sidney local attended a shower for Mrs Floyd Miller Wednesday afternoon. Louis Miller hosted a Sunday school class party Friday evening. Mrs C B Kinton accompanied...
Mr and Mrs EB B Kinton travel east Saturday to attend a relative s funeral. Albert Haworth and spouse attend a Glen Bales party honoring numerous guests including Mrs Ross Bales and others. A long carnival was held Friday evening with many attendees. Hoy Johnson visits from Beatrice. Brockersby family return from Central City trip. Henderson family visiting Emma Ely. Rippe hosts dinner at Kilanke home. Rathbun and Sparks assist moving for Willis Beyer. See E Planck about the Aero Meter windmill. Phone 8F14.
Mrs. Irene Ramsay of Denver credits two dollars worth of Van Tage with ending 24 years of chronic stomach misery after expensive medicines failed. She calls the mixture a gift from heaven and urges others to try it at Sidney Drug Co. The ad emphasizes affordability and rapid relief.
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