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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1952
Page
3
Joodview residents recount a Sunday picnic at Kingsley Dam with the Quinn family and others. Local couples hosted gatherings at various homes, boating and fishing outings with prizes for games. A newborn and several family visits are noted along with church group activities and furloughs, highlighting community ties and everyday events.
Saturday visits and local news compile a chain of community notes. Families from Scottsbluff Lewellen Sidney Lodgepole Chappell and Englewood share arrivals illness hospital stays and social events including dinners canasta and a Sunol banquet themed An American in Paris with Englewood residents overnight.
Gurley News notes Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mortensen and Latham visiting Laura Mortensen in Dalton Sunday evening. Proctor Colorado guests Al Sommerfield and children visit Kenneth Barr Saturday. Nels Nelsons call on Charles McRoberts Monday afternoon. Fredericksen family visit Dalton Hospital and call on friends at nearby homes. Roy Matlock visits Scottsbluff with Harry Huff. Nelsons and J P Jensen of Superior and S C Jensen of Sidney call on Ed Rihn and Henry Fredericksen Tuesday. Grandpa Rohde and Chris Rohde visit Clarence Beyer in Sidney Sunday. Marge Troidl guest at Keneth Carson’s Sidney home. Anna Borges and others spend Friday with Annie Weyerts. Shirley Kurth visits Melvin Kurth weekend. Minnie Segelke hosts Birthday Club May Day celebration. Randy Rohde visits sister Kenneth Carlson in Sidney Friday and Saturday.
The Happy Helpers club convened with Louise Webster as interim leader. Jolene Larson was elected president, Carol Waite secretary, Anna Faye Weed vice president, Twila Larson news reporter, and Mrs Jess Higgins assistant leader. Next meeting is at Nancy and Sally Morgan home on June 10, requiring one and two thirds yards of material. Tfila Larson, reporter. State Motto: The state motto of Arizona is God enriches.
Sunnyside Mrs. John Theis welcomed 19 members and children for a Helping Hand Club gathering with a home nursing demonstration by Pauline Glasburn and Bernice Johnson. A plant exchange followed by lunch prepared by the hostess. Next meeting slated with Mrs. Lester Theis on May oo.
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