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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1929
Page
12
Potter residents visit Lincoln while Potter lodge AF and A M elect officers. Sidney golf and social events at the country club and with the Larsen and Hansen families. School events fill the week with senior breakfast baccalaureate sermon open house class night commence ment exercises and an annual picnic planned.
Mrs H E Jacobson and Charles spent Sunday at Ed Meier home. Miss Raff left for Sioux City. J D Bolton and Frank Meier families visited. Picnic at the schoolhouse Friday. Various visits and calls among local families with several hosting dinners and a ladies club meeting. H E Jacobson in Omaha on business.
Mrs H L Heizer dies after weeks of illness with funeral held at the Presbyterian church. Local residents visit relatives and attend events, including I O O F lodge trip to Sidney, graduation ceremony at St Patrick's academy, and various visits between Dalton, Sidney, Hallsville and Venango.
West Sidney Draw lists visits and happenings from Sidney area. Mrs Belle Gibson stayed at Eli Henderson’s, John Lingwall had dental work, Diamond Gray and baby to Kansas City for a new home, Sophia Kragel called on Arvin Livingston, Stewart McMillen finished district No 27 term with a picnic, Arthur Vogel and Pat Woods dined with L Scheer, H Westphalen family shopped in Sidney, Roy Hull visiting C A Glassburn, Eli Henderson family attended a Bunker Hill program, M I C met at Mrs Wilbur Glassburn with good attendance, sewing and lunch followed, Arthur Vogel moved to Otto Radditz farm, Edna Hammond and others attended Welcome Home Jimmy in Sidney.
Bunker Hill residents share visits and gatherings at neighbors' homes. Students earn perfect attendance and spelling honors while the community reports on school term closures, farm visits, and weekend social activities across multiple households including Beyer, Happel, Bayne, and Borcher families.
East Huntsman Mr and Mrs Frank Schwasnick and daughters visited at the George Niemann home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs O L Muller entertained guests at a Sunday dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Taylor and son Billie, Mr and Mrs Clyde Kinton and family, and Mr and Mrs Ed Lipke and family. Claus Engelland and children spent Sunday at Lorenzo visiting the Ed Meier home. O L Miller and family and Mr and Mrs Fred Kettler and family attended a party at the Ed Lipke home Saturday night in honor of Mr and Mrs Taylor who are leaving soon. Fred Kettler and George Niemann planted five trees on the Kettler place Monday. H P Thomas and Mrs Thomas of the south divide were Sunday dinner guests at the Flicker home. Mrs O L Miller and daughter called at the Niemann home Friday after Helen Niemann sang at the Tobin opera house Wednesday. George Niemann helped Frank Kinton fix his tractor Monday. Mr and Mrs A K Anderson attended the dance at Sterling Saturday night. Several families attended the ball game at Huntsman Sunday. Little Willa Niemann, seriously ill, is slowly improving. Walter Northrop left for Edgar after visiting here. Art Borcher and Mrs Borcher visited the Anderson home Sunday evening. Ralph Spearow was a business caller in Sidney Tuesday forenoon. Fred Kettler and family Elden Hailey, George Niemann and Walter Northrop went to Oshkosh Sunday to fish and had good luck. O L Miller and family attended a supper at the Lipke home Thursday night showing a waterless cooking outfit. Mrs Flicker called at the Engelland home Monday afternoon. Claus Engelland hauled hogs to market Tuesday.
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