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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1951
Page
6
Lodgespol e guests share Easter dinners and visits with Lindley, Dughman, and Peterson families. Nebraska students Christine Pivonka and Shirley Stehlik vacationing with parents return to Lincoln. Mrs. Zalesky undergoes major surgery while families celebrate birthdays and attend cantata. David Carleton recovering after operation. Community roller skating party, Masons square dance, and active social scene noted.
Parade of local visitors over Easter includes Patsy Lindley spending days with her parents and multiple families hosting guests from Kearney, Scottsbluff, Gurley, and Arcadia. Notable items include a newborn in Sidney, illnesses, and church circle meetings with meals.
The Lutheran church led by Pastor N. E. Schroeder offers Sunday School at 9:00, divine worship at 10:00, choir rehearsal Thursday at 7:30. The Methodist Church, led by Floyd Wise and Pastor C. A. Fitz, holds Sunday School at 9:45, morning worship at 11:00, and MYF at 7:00 p.m.
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Easter dinner and Sunday visits filled homes across Gurley with many families hosting relatives and friends. Guests included the Frei Rehmer and Elmer Freudenberg households with entries listing Neemann Neemann Matlock Lessman and others from Syracuse Denver and Grover among attendees and weekend visitors.
Miss Esther Booth left Friday for a visit in California and Hawaii. Mr and Mrs Paul Miseradis entertained for Ear Johnsons Denver- and Johnston families. Delmar Zalesky and Loyal Hornicek left for Denver in the induction call. Charles Ehlers underwent major operation in Denver. Ebert Ehlers left Friday to be with his father, returned Monday. Mrs Sam Irwin and Mrs Cecil Hunt solicited for the Red Cross. George Hunt bought a new Chevrolet. Bill Webber hosted dinner at Chappel with Booths and Lehmkuhl. Paul Booth arrived from Alpena Ark to attend to affairs and relatives. Cecil Hunt and Charles Deaver dined at Geo Fleming’s. Easter dinner guests at A A Fenske’s included Behrends, Booth, Webb, and Fenske children. Tom Allington, Muriel Crosby, George Fleming and Harve Mitedadis attended a meeting in Oxallala. Mrs Crosby and Mrs Fleming visited Cecil Hunt. Miss Jayet DeMers at Lincoln. Miss Shirley Crosby at Chadron spent Easter with parents. Telegraph Want Ads Get Reeve.
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