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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1949
Page
4
Dalton notes recount a community harvest with many volunteers, social visits during the week, and updates on club meetings. Neighbors hosted dinners, church projects progress, 4 H and school events, and travels of local families. A football game, alumni gathering, and a new baby are noted amid church and garden club activities.
Fresh water must be clean and free from germs. Hogs should not lie in stagnant pools or mud wallows or drink from dirty troughs.
Mount Vernon society and friends share meals and visits from Sunday to Friday. Mr and Mrs Herman West Phalen and Mr and Mrs Donald Fehrin er hosted dinner. Wilfred Nelson hosted the WMB Club. Hans Droft of Loveland visited old friends and stayed with Clarence Evans. Clarence Evans and Mr. Harvey Marsh dined together. trips to Scottsbluff with Mrs Hammond occurred. Lingwall and family spent Sunday at John Lingwall’s. Roy Andersen and children visited Potter. multiple gatherings at Lingwall and Andersen households occurred through the week.
Mrs Roy Hull and others visited in Milan and Fort Collins relatives while many households hosted gatherings. Rev Walter Jewett and the Milan Glassburns hosted guests as Kae Nelson and Myra Nelson spent time with friends. Weekend trips to Scottsbluff occurred and the M I Club met for a Thursday afternoon gathering followed by lunch.
Hammonds Sunday family enjoyed supper with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Killham Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Johnson and son were Sunday dinner guests at Ed Lipkes. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hammond hosted dinner at Art McMillen’s Friday. Mrs. Jennie Hammond stayed Wednesday through Friday with her daughter Mrs. Art McMillen.
The Telegraph introduces metal and cardboard sling trays with an A to Z index to fit them. Three standard sizes are offered for various applications.
The WSCS of the First Methodist Church plans a turkey dinner and bazaar next Tuesday in the City Auditorium. Dinner begins at five, bazaar opens at three, with items suitable for Christmas gifts. Prices are 75 cents for children under twelve and 1.50 for adults.
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