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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
2
West Center community news covers Sunday visits near Greenwood, a project clubs achievement program in Sidney, Ladies Aid quilting and book review, and upcoming meeting dates. Local residents attend churchs, visits to Osborn and Guill households, Harmony school exams, and numerous social calls.
Mrs W W Wise and Ruth visited Sidney on Friday while Mrs Albert Brandl and Dorothy Theis came Tuesday. Mr and Mrs H C Schmale called at the Mike Lauder home Sunday. Mrs J A Talish, Mrs Lowell Hokom, Mrs Albert Brandl, Mrs John Johnson, Mrs E A Johnson were also mentioned among visitors.
Mrs. Richard Welton hosts dinner for local families including Beyer and Welton households. Edna Frame visits her parents, and Willis Beyer visits William Roode. A Bunker Hill benefit dance for the baseball team draws a large local crowd in Bronson. April honor roll lists several students across multiple families.
Mrs. George Line and Mrs. Watson visiting H. J. West home returned to Colorado Springs on Wednesday. They were joined by Mrs. F. D. Barlow who will visit her daughter Maxine. Kenneth Carlton left for Lincoln and Kansas City to attend an insurance convention. Senior class members left for Cheyenne on sneak day touring airport Fort Warren capitol and CCC camp. Mr. and Mrs. George Crose and Thelma Crose visited relatives in Chappell from Friday to Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jewett and son spent the weekend with the latter’s mother Mrs. Mina.
George Schwabe of Lincoln arrived Saturday to attend to business interests and stay overnight with B. J. Bates. Fred Lehmkuhl left Friday for Omaha with a truck of five stock. Mrs. Robert Lough and two children of Alamosa Cole came for the serious illness of her father J. K. Dykman. Mes James Ammerman Lehmkuhl and Whitefoot sponsored a high school dance. Mrs. E. C. Wolfe and daughter of Chappell called on Mrs. G. W. Line. The Crose family and Thelma Crose from Denver visited Julesburg. Mr. Pavlat and Byron Pavlat with son visited Sallie Barrett for Sunday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. John Moyer of Ames spent the weekend here for business. G. W. Sine and daughter returned from Denver after five weeks with Mrs. Jack Manker of Colorado Springs, visiting her mother Mrs. Mattie Lough.
Girls of the Nissac campfire group cleared about four dollars on their first bake sale held Saturday. Clyde Knight has moved his family from Cairo into Fotter, living in the Hughes home. Local events include WCTU county convention at the M E church with Sidney unit attendees, and Mr and Mrs Art Harris celebrating silver wedding anniversary with a baskets-filled gathering.
Residents share travel and family news from Greeley to Kimball with relatives visiting Sidney. Notables include Inez Catherine Weikhorst birth, rain patterns, high school commercial contest participants, and a May 1 one act plays program. Local figures attend parties, business calls, and Legion auxiliary announces poppy poster winners.
A short report notes someone returning from a visit with relatives at Ovid. The readable text provides no further names, dates, or events.
Local notes roundup of visits and family gatherings in Antelope era households. Neighbors and relatives including Nelsons, Maddens, Larsons, and Bertramsons visit, call, or host dinners and parties from Thursday to Sunday with various children mentioned. Funeral trip to Powell for Alva Heimer noted among social •Travel and hospitality events.
North Divide by Mrs. Pearl Sparks reports a well attended local play by Fairview Farmers Union, flu cases and illnesses among residents, guests visiting in Lincoln York county and Sidney, bridge party attendance, hospital and home visits, and weekend gatherings at the Sparks and Frame homes with multiple local families named.
Mr and Mrs Albert Haworth and their sons along with Mr and Mrs Russell Haworth were guests at a birthday dinner Saturday evening hosted at the Glen Bales home as they were en route to Salt Lake City to establish their future residence.
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