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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1931
Page
2
Local residents and families from Eagle and nearby towns report visits, calls, and gatherings over the weekend and past week. Numerous names appear at homes, dances, fishing trips, and shopping in Gurley and Sidney, with several to Harris Lake and Broadwater.
East Gurley residents including Mr and Mrs H Hinrichs and several Colton visitors were in Gurley on Thursday and Tuesday. Otto Krueger Vernon Nelek and others were noted in Gurley midweek. Mrs Ray Myles and daughter joined guests at the Charles Nelck home as families visited Wednesday evening.
Eighteen 4 H reporters from counties across Nebraska train for the statewide news contest. Elaine Wilson and a roster of peers from Lincoln to Nance counties prepare assignments, discuss plans, and aim for top scores in judging, with awards including university prizes and a Cedar County News trophy.
Work on the Loup river east of Fullerton has begun to explore a buried Pawnee village. Dr Duncan Stronz has been at work, uncovering records of an unwritten page of Nebraska history carved before white settlers arrived.
Commencement day at Stella marked completion for Mrs. Joe Mason after 26 years of packing school lunches for her children. Harold Mason, the youngest, graduated from Stella High School, sealing decades of dedicated service begun with the first child’s enrollment in the District school at Hodge.
For 70 years Nebraska mothers have packed lunches for their children as education began early and continued despite storms and dangers. Their daily efforts, like Mrs Mason’s, underscore a culture where schooling stays constant and schoolhouses remain centers of family life.
R N Huff made a business trip to Lodge Pole Monday Arvin Livingston and sons called at the W A McMillen home Sunday afternoon Grover Hatcher was transacting business in Sterling Thursday.
Roy Bills of Lodge Pole helped R N Huff plant corn this week. A hard freeze Wednesday damaged barrye alfalfa and vegetable gardens. Jake Burner injured a foot while helping. Shoppers from the Draw in Sidney included Alfred Sprenger his wife and son Clifford Hammond Charles Sprenger Arvin Livingston and family. Audrey Allman has been ill the past week.
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