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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
13
Meadow Lawn items list overnight and weekend visits across Meadow Lawn area. Families including Zorn Eckert Hedlund Peterson and Morrow groups share dinners and calls at neighbors homes. One illness noted for Stanley Freeburg. Osborn and Worth travel and gatherings documented.
Meadow Lawn High School welcomed John Davison and George Worth with his brother in law Nierd from Gering visiting last week. Freshman science explored electricity. A scheduled high school entertainment was postponed by one week. Miss Sheehan was absent Monday. A clean up day featured girls leading and boys riding in a horse drawn buggy with Paul as chauffeur. Girls voted to divert social funds to the football fund.
Local residents recount a severe blizzard arriving Saturday morning while Elmer Mayer Bob Wallick and John Wallick spent Friday in Sidney and many others note visits from relatives and friends. Several families including Eckerts Morrow and Walshs shared time in Dalton Arts and surrounding towns.
Clarence Stark spent Friday evening at Ed Morrows. Peter Tiedlund and daughters visited Dr and Mrs A B Fmedlund Sunday. Mrs C F Guill called Friday on Mrs BF E Osborn. Grandma Iverson visiting Al Morrows. Miss Gladys Morrow weekend with Irma in Sidney. Mrs Ben Roth and children returned home to Fairmont after visiting Sue Sheehan. Jim Sulivan helped Ed Morrow butcher hogs Tuesday. Mr and Mrs 8 W Eckert visited J M Kreader Tuesday. Many local families visited friends and shared meals midweek. Diamond Disc phonographs and Edison records advertised by Larsons Music Store.
Sextorp Jesse Lambert and family visited Eyer Larson on Sunday. Mrs C E Johnson, homebound with rheumatism, attended Sunday school at the Corners. Act Schissler and family visited Herman Schubarth. Misses Hilma Alice Nelson and Bessie Hornby shopped in Sidney on Saturday. Herman Schubarth had dinner at Pete Nelson's Friday. Mr and Mrs Chris Crowell spent Sunday at George Beetz’s. Elmer Oscar Moench Tom Elsie Fisher and Harold Brett relaxed at Pete Nelson's Saturday afternoon. Dan Duncan Dave Robinson visited Worner Fisher Sunday. Pete Nelson hauled alfalfa from George Juells Monday. Andy Brott searched Monday for a lost hag. Mr and Mrs Lewis Brott shopped in Potter Saturday.
North Divide residents discuss John Neary and son Roy’s interest in Sidney business, the Denver trip and Cheyenne County staying power. Snow last Wednesday boosts wheat and soil moisture, while many families like Bell and Jones adjust travel plans and care for ill relatives amid the storm.
In Grand Prairie the community expresses thanks for recent rain and snow as farmers anticipate working the fields again. Local people spread visits across W. Y. Miles, Sund, Sidney, and nearby homes while noting moves, school changes, and social gatherings. Details mention Jorgenson visits, Boltz family trips, Windsheimer hosting, and students Evelyn and Lemoin Johnson moving from District No. 17.
American Legion Auxiliary hosts a bake sale and assorted foods at Greenlees Saturday March 31 at 2 p m. Proceeds support legion activities and community programs.
Lodgepole residents hosted guests from nearby towns and states, including Mrs. D Hf Sanday of Bushnell visiting her mother and sister, while Ed Hemming of York Nebraska visited his son Jay. teachers and students attended events at the high school, a carnival night drew crowds, and several residents traveled to Lincoln Denver Sidney and North Platte for visits.
Mr and Mrs Frank Beyer and baby spent Wednesday at Fred Beyers. Troutman and daughter Gertrude left Tuesday for a business trip to Sutton Nebraska. Mrs Fred Beyer spent Thursday at Mike Schwartz home. Ross Bales called at Cash Scotts Thursday evening. Wm Meyer autoed to Sidney on Thursday. Emma Hoppe and Minnie Detwiler called at Glen Bales Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Volckerts and son Louie called at Wm Rhodes Wednesday. Frank Beyer and Peter Beyer families autoed to Sidney Friday. Mrs Theo Borcher spent last week at Glen Bales home. The mailman missed part of the route several days last week due to bad words. A number shopped in Sidney on Saturday. Henry Schmidt went to Gurley on EF Troutman returned Friday morning and Gertrude stayed with grandparents. Arthur Borcher marketed hogs at Sidney on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Henry Frendenburg and family called at Cuddeford's Sunday afternoon. The band boys are practicing three times this week for the convention. Mr and Mrs P J Beyer and family called at Frank Beyer's Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs BE Troutman Theo Borcher Carl
Schmidt and families, Cash Scott and son Vernon, and Hilbert Borcher joined Glen Bales for a Sunday supper. Mr. and Mrs. Hary Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stockamp, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Meyer with families visited John Borcher. Dress making demonstration attendees praised the work. Farmers look to dry weather to start field work. Col. William B. Greeley of the USDA Forest Service says forestry must address land management and crop marketing alongside production tech.
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