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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1951
Page
3
Lodgepole details community visits from Denver Scottsbluff and Sidney plus illness and births. Horace Quinn welcomes a baby girl in Denver while Mrs Klingman seeks medical care in Lincoln. Church notices list Lutheran and Methodist services and activities with locals at home and visiting guests.
Mr and Mrs George Bennett of Cozad visited the Herbert Fastenau home for Sunday dinner. Margaret Kallhoff stayed with her parents in Broomfield Colorado over the weekend. Wayne Nolte showed a 49 Ford and visited his parents in Broadwater. The Kenze family spent Sunday with Mrs Frank Ingwerson in Scottsbluff. Art Sassaman visited Ray Miles. The Freuden bergs and family spent Sunday afternoon with Charley Schuler in Broadwater. Harold McCoy and family were in Scottsbluff visiting relatives. Charles Lessman and Myron were guests at Fred Rehmer’s for dinner and supper. Frank Gross and Elmer Larson hosted Sunday callers. Paul Mortensen Latham Frances Rae and Delbert Lessman visited William Harms at Lodgepole. Adolph Fastenau was mentioned in the closing.
Sunday callers and dinner guests mark a busy social period in Sidney and nearby, with gatherings at the homes of Fas tenau, Roy Matlock, Folkerts, Beyer, Williams, Fleming, and others. Visits extend to Dalton and Padroni with friends from Grant, Potter, and Los Angeles. Community clubs meet, cards are played, and birthday celebrations supplement the string of convivial events.
Lorenzo and Mrs. Don Meier were Thursday dinner guests of Edward and Mrs. Meier. Mrs. Harvey Marsh and sons and Mrs. Melvin Phel’s shopped in Sterling Saturday. Frank Kraxberger of Sidney visited Ida Hart Friday afternoon. Pat Hoover and Charles Thompson visited John Williams Saturday evening. Rebecca Fleming spent Sunday afternoon at Ted Fleming’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Murrel Crosby also mentioned among local hosts.
Danny and Melba visited Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming in Sidney for a Sunday supper. Mrs. Allington hosted a delicious lunch, with Vernon Florke as the reporting observer.
The Happy Hollow 4-H Club met Tuesday April 24 at Tom Allington home with nine members present and two absent. They discussed dairy cow judging and planned the next meeting to be held at Lowell Hokoms.
The automotive industry builds more school buses than any other motor coach type. Last year’s output reached 14 480 vehicles, nearly triple the combined production of all remaining bus models.
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