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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
3
Mrs Kord Dykman and children visited Mrs Frank Fiessner and Fayetta on Tuesday. Several local families hosted dinners and attended events around Gurley and Sidney, including Frerichs and Flessner families moving homes and hosting guests. Regular gatherings, calls, and visits dominated the week with many neighbors sharing meals, games, and errands.
Mr and Mrs E Planck visited the Forrest Planck home on Monday afternoon. George Lostrch and Ralph Spesa row called at Ray Tremain home Monday afternoon. Leona Frerichs stayed overnight Monday with Emma Jurgens.
The Standard Bearers class met March 16 at the M EB parsonage with Evelyn Schwartz as hostess. Lillian Sprasue visited as district supervisor. a school of instruction and exemplification of degree work followed with Lunet served to a large crowd. Several Potterites attended an operetta in Sidney and a range of visits and birthdays were noted, including Mrs. J. Hughes and Peggy Lou Hughes.
Mrs Ed Anderson and daughters return home after three weeks with relatives in Lorenzo. Local events include the Lorenzo club meeting at Mrs Leverett Payzant s home with a baking lesson and a supper. Residents visit neighbors, attend library programs, and school work continues with seven weeks left in the term.
A group of high school girls have organized a performance at the Sidney high school auditorium on Friday evening to raise interest in a picture snow event. Several students helped compose the production and invite the community to attend.
The class voted to invite Rev Kahse of Sidney for the baccalaureate sermon and Rev Mills for the commencement address. Most flu cases are back at school, teachers expect to return next year, and all have experienced salary cuts. The 12th grade includes Otto Raddatz, Raymond Walter, and Ethel Walker, while the 8th has Frances Mer and Mac Prawn. The school is preparing work booklets for display and each senior designed a cover. Petty Anderson, a second grade pupil, left Monday for Hershey to return home.
Mrs C S Anderson writes of guests the Biske family and Clifford with Mr and Mrs Ben Couch. Mrs Greenwood and two daughters visit Roberts McGee. Harry Anderson travels to Scottsbhuff then returns. The Weaver family moves to Missouri. Taney season notes at Bronson. James Couch and Chi yana relatives visit Bronson. A party at the Herden gheshel house. The Ben Couch and John Miller families bid farewell to Brenson. Bundyard family and Dicks dine with Fred Livingston. Mangels visit John Miller’s family.
Mrs. Mike Loncar and Raymond Anthony won first prizes at a Friday night card party in Bronson. William Mangels and Mrs. C S Anderson earned corselation prizes. A surprise party honored Mrs. F L Anthony Saturday evening at her home with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lyngholm, Myr. and Mrs. Marvin Anthony and family in attendance. The Farmers Unison and the BHHS sponsored a Sunday basket dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Ben Couch and children. The afternoon included fishing, baseball by the Young men, and group pictures.
Nyal products advertised as a two for one offer are now featured at the Western Drug Company in a local promotional display. The listing highlights value and accessibility for shoppers seeking cold and flu remedies.
Mr and Mrs Walter Rufenacht and sons were dinner guests at the Martin Bergts home Sunday. Melvin Jurgens spent Saturday night and Sunday with Orval Hume. Catherine Thompson visited the T M Stretch home Thursday. Melvin and Alvin Jurgens called at Jon Garretts Monday. Mr and Mrs William Frerichs Jr and children were dinner guests at the Bon Jurgens home Sunday. Walther Weigers and Hank Neilsen made a business trip to Sidney Friday evening. George Yavlie employed by William Florke. Elda and Orval ie George Yank Layern Queen.
Melvin Jurgens attended a dance in Bridgeport on Saturday, with MGM noted in the report.
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