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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1931
Page
7
Sunday dinners, visits and social events fill a local page. Families such as Wolverton Hughes Nieman and Engelland share gatherings near Lodge Pole and Halsey. Club meetings include N P B and C C clubs with May planning and a swine club event at Walter Engeliand. Local courtesy calls and Sidney visits are listed among neighborly routines.
Social roundups report numerous Sunday dinners and visits across Sidney and Alliance. Families including the Sterlings Beyer and Borcher clans joined gatherings, celebrated Mrs Beyer and Fred Beyer’s 26th wedding anniversary, and played 500 with prizes awarded to local couples.
Neighboring families trace week of visits and gatherings from Tuesday to Sunday. Journeys include Mr. and Mrs Bill Thurow at A L Roberts and Mr. John Volkman stopping by Mike Lauder home, with repeated Friday and Sunday calls. A funeral in Sidney for Joel Wickard drew local attendance, while a surprise birthday dinner honored Mrs. Alva Hart at a gathering including John Hokom and Frank family members.
A South Colton vicinity turnout marked the annual school meeting Monday afternoon. Several residents were noted as visitors and callers at neighboring homes and farms. The week featured hospitalities, poultry shipments, and social events, including a Crook banquet and eighth grade graduation ceremonies in Crook.
Miss Helen Kucera of Lorenzo visited Emma Morrow over the weekend. Dan Heimer stayed at the C. P. Herboldsheimer home Saturday. W. D. Mathewson called on Pete Nelson Saturday. Leona Hilpert visited Joe Gerler Sunday. The Wittrocks and Maddens hosted Sunday dinner with H B Wittrock. J E Morrow visited Frank Miller Saturday. Bill Myers and Frank Mathes called on Dan Heimer Monday. Mrs. Ben Hilpert bought 120 baby chicks from Mrs. Morrow. Henry Lueders spent Sunday with Ernest Gerler. J E Morrow trip to Pot-
Bill Florke fell from a barn loft while feeding stock Thursday evening. Dr. Larson found no broken bones and Bill was recovering well. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Henry Florke and daughter Lois at Cave Hume home. Various locals spent time with I H club, dined, or went fishing and shell corn for Paul Ingwers.
Mr and Mrs John Garrents and son Harley attended the Sidney show and later visited Mr and Mrs Ellis Alvord of Chappell. Grace Campbell was a weekend guest at the James Hume home this week.
James Schlott and H Jenson visited the Go home as guests Monday, while Misses Christena and Margaret Jenson of Denver arrived to spend a week with relatives. The Sunday school class hosted a party with country costumes, games, and Mothers Day mottoes, and several residents attended showers, dinners, and family gatherings through the weekend.
Dr C J Roberts MD of Philadelphia, longtime medical examiner for the Pennsylvania Railroad, cites Sargon formula as rich in elements that restore vigor, strength, and endurance. He says it enriches blood in anemia cases and is a valuable public treatment. Sargon pills sold by the Western Drug Co.
A party was held at Carl Ern est home Friday night for Mr Ernest's birthday. Swanson family visited John Ahlm home in Sidney Sunday. Harry and Charles Scott with Amos Jobe drove hogs to Denver Thursday. Emil Tank Art Harms families Potter guests of R R Berry Sunday.
Home resident Mrs Rosemond Mesa traveled to Champion on Friday and returned Sunday evening. The elementary grades plan a program for Tuesday night May 19 with the primary presenting Mother Hubbard's Cupboard and the intermediate a miscellanous program. Ethelyn Swanson visited Sylvia Lobb on Saturday afternoon. Elton Segelke stayed Wednesday night with Evart Swanson.
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