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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
6
Sunny Side locals recount visits and gatherings with numerous calls in Sidney and Lodge Pole. Families such as Wise, Block, Theis, Sanders, Omel, and Meyers figure prominently along with sermons, exams, travel to Hastings and Denver, and health updates including Mrs. Johnson recovering in St Luke’s hospital and Ralph Robertson’s neck injury.
Miss Mirriam Bartlett returned from Kearney to spend Mothers Day with her parents. Mrs Esther Palmer and her Omaha visiting son and grandson stayed at Mrs Ed Fishers home while en route to California to visit relatives. William Helsing and granddaughter Lois shopped in Sidney Friday. L D Hagemeister spent part of last week in Denver. F C Harris and nephew Edward Jenkinson of Monroe spent a few days in Potter. Harris plans to open a bank at Monroe. Golf club members canceled plans to travel to Sterling because of rain and snow.
District No 11 pupils and teacher held a mothers day program Wednesday afternoon. Several local residents visited friends and relatives, with multiple social calls at the E V Hughes, George Bonser, and related homes. The seventh and eighth grades from districts 11 and 77 went to Sidney for county examinations. A Farmers Union meeting is planned for Friday May 16 at the school house.
Jimmie Avery visited with his aunt Mrs. F L Chapman and family. Farmers began listing corn Monday. Ollie Wilson searched for stray horses from Saturday night. Tom Kendrick called on Mrs. Chapman. Locals attended annual school meetings at various houses Monday afternoon. Mrs. B M Lewis visited Sterling Monday. Miss Sarrah Karr and other teachers enjoyed an outing at the river. Crook High senior class held sneak day with a trip to Oshkosh and a picnic lunch.
Mr and Mrs Fred Kettler and family stayed Sunday night with Claus Engelland while others visited O L Miller and J J Driever homes. Elsie Nieman helped with housework and machinery show attendance in Sidney. Several ladies attended an aid meeting at Mrs Klone’s in Sidney, with multiple calls around East Huntsman.
South Colton residents host dinners and visits with Elsen and George families. Local youths take seventh and eighth grade exams in Sidney. Tornado experience near Peterburg shared by Margaret Koester. 4-H meets Friday at Raymond Fasten. Lumber ad and local chatter close the page.
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