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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1938
Page
10
Local society pages detail family visits and gatherings across Grand Prairie and Sidney. Readers list numerous relatives, such as the Nelsons, Kubes, Johnsons, Dykmans, and Frerichs, visiting, hosting, or traveling to Cheyenne, Bushnell, and Lodge Pole, with events including baptisms, banquets, and a Farmers Union meeting in Lorenzo.
Kathleen per and daughter Doris along with many families attended Sunday dinner gatherings at the Welton residence. Recurring names include Dykman, Planck, Olson, Smith, Jorgensen, Johnson, Frerichs, Foster, and Irwin among others as relatives and friends joined Charles Welton and household for meals and company.
Mr and Mrs J C Jorgensen and daughter Anna enjoyed dinner and supper Sunday with John Olson and Mrs Beatrice Nelson. Numerous neighbors visited and attended Bacalaureate in Sidney Sunday evening including Dan Rupert and daughter Doris Lavern Clin ton and June Gade. Examinations in Sidney on Monday included Evelyn Smith Mae Welton Leroy Johnson Leola Jolson and others.
South Sund column lists Sunday dinners and hospitality at homes of Deaver Workman Bonser Ahlburn Dickenson and Glassburn families. Visits include Kokes Tilghman Bonser Long Anthony and many more with PTA election note and greetings to Mrs Davison and Mrs Talcott as families travel and guests call on Kimball Sidney and Green Forest areas.
Mrs. A G Citisé attended a gal loping tea party at Mrs. Harold Spiker home Monday afternoon. Mons Johnson drove to Lodge Pole Monday. Mrs. Ed Miles and children visited Mrs. J C Jorgensen Monday. Andrew Johnson spent Monday afternoon with Mons Johnson.
Mrs. Raymond Anthony spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Harold Lyngholm. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hostettler and daughter were supper guests Sunday at the A. F. Anthony home. Mrs. Oscar Hatcher visited Tuesday with Mrs. Mabel Hansen. D. L. Dunn and James Mitchell and son shopped in Sidney Saturday morning. Mrs. Mabel Hansen and daughters were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lyngholm and family Sunday. Callers in the afternoon were Mrs. Gene Davis and two children, H. Anderson, Andy Anderson, Dr. W. T. Kahse and Mrs. Kahse and Mrs. Fred Plorin of Sidney.
The Short Grass 4-H Baby Beef Club held a successful meeting May 7 at John Kurz home with nine members present. Leaders are Harold Spiker and Albin Olson. The next meeting will be June 7 at Harold Spiker’s East Huntsman district. Mrs Kurz served lunch after the meeting.
The Pennsylvania Prison Society, dating back to 1787, stands as the world’s oldest prison welfare organization, providing aid and advocacy for inmates and issues of reform.
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