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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1926
Page
11
Maple Grove residents share visits and calls across families including Schaffer Johnson Sharman and Ruhter households. Local events feature C C cub meeting at John Junker and Tabernacle meetings with attendees from Sidney and nearby farms.
August Gade and family were hosted by Mr and Mrs J C Jorgensen at the Albert Johnson home Monday evening. The gathering featured Will Gade as a guest, with pleasant conversation and hospitality noted in local society records.
Meadow Lawn residents host and visit in Dalton with several calls and afternoon calls. Families such as Davison, Dugger, Weed, Eckert, Morrow, Kreader and McNew appear in social visits. Seventh and eighth graders from Meadow Lawn took exams in Dalton. some readied by baccalaureate services. Miss Myrtle Weed is listed as sick.
A large crowd enjoyed a day of events with social visits and a focus on poultry raising. Harold Voyee survived a motorcycle explosion without injury while several residents spent time visiting, and the afternoon featured talks and demonstrations at the college poultry plant starting at 9 30 with a tour.
Poultrymen at the agricultural college at Lincoln plan to entertain about 1,000 people at the annual poultry field day on Thursday June 10. Weather conditions will influence the event schedule.
Local residents including Grand Prairie families and neighbors shared visits and small gatherings across Gurley, Sidney, and district 39 and 6n. Attendees traded seed corn, attended school events, and welcomed guests such as Albert Johnson, Mrs. Henry Kragel, Anna Jorgensen, and the Gade family during a string of Monday to Saturday calls and Friday meetings.
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