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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1931
Page
8
East Gurley residents report help with plowing and frequent calling at neighbors homes. Local events include a senior class play in Gurley, multiple visits to and from nearby towns, a burial near Gurley, and a funeral in Hooper.
Mrs Pete Beyer Mrs Fred Beyer and Mrs Iva Beyer attended the tar society meeting in Sidney Thursday afternoon. Ray Frame and others visited the Frank Beyer home while Andrew Nelson and son Nels helped the Sterling brothers with the butcher task Thursday afternoon.
Local residents report line damage near South Sunol due to a fault on Monday. Multiple families and shoppers, including Kendrick, Chapman, Bowser, Bonser and Lewis, are listed with visits, illnesses, and injuries during the week. A Sterling trip and a Des Moines call for Co. M. Lee are noted.
Mrs. Ben Hilpert and sons hosted potters. W D Mathewson and family visited Sidney. Art Schubarth and family plus Mrs Schuessler and son traveled to Missouri for a parents 45th wedding anniversary. Miller brothers Frank Art Hugo returned from Missouri after their mother’s funeral. Several home visits among J E Morrow, Henry Lueders, Ben Hilpert, Sid ney and Meiske households.
Mr and Mrs Joe Dilley and family Rhco and Cye Dilley were supper guests last Monday at Frank Workmans. Mrs F A Johnson called at the Sam Irwin home Wednesday forenoon. Albert Kragel visited Ed Miles Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson had supper Wednesday at the Earl Johnson home. John Junker called at Elmer Gade's Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ed Miles and family were at the James Irwin home Wednesday evening. Mrs Frank Deaver and daughter spent Thursday at the Emil Nightengale home.
About 82 people attended the Farmers Union gathering at R W Johnson’s Thursday night. A program featured pupils of Mrs Emu Nightengale, Mrs Law son, and Miss Lucile Waddell with piano pieces and songs. Eight visitors were present and the next meeting is set for May 28 at Frank Workman’s.
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